Speaker 1: Other countries don't put up with this shit, you know.
I'm just I feel like we're not the caretaker of
the world. I get really tired of being that. But
is anybody ever going to be hell accountable? I always
ask that question and the answer is always a big,
huge in neon lights. No, Oh my god, the view
talk about people living in denial, you guys, I can't.
Speaker 2: I think it is the biggest media scandal in the
history of presidential politics. Stevie Wonder could see from a
cross up the field, this dude's not well.
Speaker 1: Happy Wednesday. It's Wednesday, right, Wednesday, Wednesday. I don't know
if you noticed, but that is not ma. That is
the Chad. Everybody say hello to the Chad. So delighted
to have you, Chad. Thank you so much for filling
in today. We are going to party this morning. You guys.
There he been lit and pre show. First of all,
I'm going to start off with after George went he
passed away, You guys, I love them. I love the eighties,
everything eighties. I love the show. Cheers, you guys. If
you don't know who that is, he was Norm from Cheers. Yes,
he passed away at age seventy six. He received six
consecutive Emmy nominations because of that one role. He was
like the sort of supporting role that everybody loved. We're
going to get to all the news and everything. I
promise that we will. But you guys, like I have
a little clip from Norm.
Speaker 3: Everybody, Hey, what's happened to Norman? It was a doggy
dog worlds. Emmy and I'm were in milk phone underwear.
Speaker 1: I loved him and I love the Thursday night lineup?
Do you remember?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, like that was the dominating lineup NBC ad do
you know that the first year?
Speaker 4: This is how much TV has changed.
Speaker 2: They were like ninety six the first serious they did
not cancel the show, and then it caught fire the
next year when they went into that Thursday night lineup thing.
But they didn't cancel the show whatsoever, even though it
was that low.
Speaker 5: In the rain.
Speaker 1: Thank god, it's Cheers. It was like Cheers, what was
it like? Friends? Cheers? Seinfeld? Something else? I can't remember.
Speaker 4: We had the Cosby yes, right, it was TV, so
you had the before we knew what was going on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean everybody loved him before we knew what
was going on right. It was a great tears read family,
My family ties you guys. That's when TV was great
and it wasn't like full of Kardashians in reality bull crap.
It was fantastic. What you love? You love the Kardashians,
now you love it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've never I don't think I've ever seen an episode.
Speaker 1: Of the Just don't do it, you guys. And what
you should do is have Blackout coffee in your cup.
It's good stuff. I'm drinking the dark chocolate this morning.
Do you have coffee this morning?
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Speaker 4: Do it.
Speaker 1: Also, chat alerted me this morning. I did not have
this in the lineup. Shame on me. That monkeys are
stealing kids, you guys.
Speaker 4: They're doing everything in this panamania.
Speaker 1: Now you guys have I cannot stand monkeys. Mock loves them,
and I'm going to show her this tomorrow. I can't
believe she's not here to see this. I'm fording this
to her immediately. But what is the what it's because
they're bored. You said, it's because they're bored.
Speaker 4: They're bored. Yeah, they're bored.
Speaker 2: They're saying they've because they've got no natural predators on
the islands that they're on, these Panamanian islands, and because
of that, they're bored. So now there's going around just
snatching any any baby of any species. They can find,
anything they can carry. And there's a ring Lander named
Joker because he's got to cut on it his face
and he's wait, a monkey, Yeah, it's got to cut
on his face, and they call him the ring leader.
His name is Joker. That everybody seems.
Speaker 1: I would be on a mission to take that monkey down.
It would be me.
Speaker 4: Well, now there's a predator.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it would be me and and my block trying
to take that monkey down. So that's happening, you guess.
Speaker 2: Or you could take mock instead of the glock and
then she could try to capture it and make it you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So monkeys suck, you guys, they suck. They're stealing babies.
It's not okay, all right. Rubio Marco Rubio was on
fire yesterday. He is like the sleeper higher in this administration.
I think people just underestimated how awesome.
Speaker 4: Are the two best hires.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think, yeah he was. I mean the vice
president is also pretty awesome.
Speaker 4: But I Rubio is better than.
Speaker 1: Has just been. I think a shock to a lot
of people. People really underestimated how amazing he's going to be.
But he was being grilled yesterday and it backfired, and
a lot of these Democrats who thought, oh, I'm gonna
have this viral moment, this is going to be really great.
I'm loving this iteration of Marcos. So there's this. I
got a bunch of clips from yesterday. The first one
I got for you, that absolute piece of excrement. Van
Holland said he regretted voting for him.
Speaker 4: That I regret voting for you for Secretary of State.
Speaker 3: I yield back. I respond, you.
Speaker 6: May said, well, first of all, your regret for voting
for me confirms I'm doing a good job based on
what I.
Speaker 7: That's just direct clipping statement, mister secretary.
Speaker 4: And I respond, mister you me, I didn't ask. Please
let the secretary. I'd be happy to, but then I
can respond.
Speaker 7: To his your timesop Senator, and willfully used, I might add.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I don't think it will I don't think
it was willfully used. I thought it was a great
use of his time. So that guy's such a jerk,
all right. So this is a clip where Ribo explains
to morons out there that we don't have to accept
anybody into this country, you know, just because that's not
the way it works. And there's no other country on
the planet that operates.
Speaker 6: Like based on the national interest of the United States, period,
end of story. If there is a subset of people
that are easier to vet who we have a better
understanding of who they are and what they're going to
do when they come here, they're going to receive preference,
no doubt about it. There are a lot of sad
stories around the world, millions and millions of people around
the world.
Speaker 3: It's heartbreaking.
Speaker 6: We cannot assume millions and millions of people around the world.
Speaker 4: No country can.
Speaker 6: So you have to have a process of deciding who
do you prioritize, who do you allow in.
Speaker 4: We do it all the time.
Speaker 6: We do it in our immigration system now under our
current laws. Unfortunately, it's primarily based on family connection and
not on what they're going to contribute towards to the
society from a merit standpoint, that should be changed, but
that will require statutory changes. But the bottom line is
this notion that somehow we have to accept anyone who
wants to come to the United States is absurd. No
country in the world has.
Speaker 1: How do we get to that point?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 2: Big business helped in a lot of ways because big
business likes cheap labor. And you had the other side
of it, which was the Democrats were always hoping one
day to have, you know, a bunch of new people
voting for them.
Speaker 4: So it was a perfect collision. But nobody really wanted
to go the.
Speaker 2: Mile and actually say let's get all these people legalized.
They like to fight, they like the topic because it's great,
and now they're really pissed off because they don't have
abortion to fight over at the federal level.
Speaker 4: So immigration is a big, big deal.
Speaker 2: But yeah, we we let just about anybody in here
because we had an asylum system that was broken.
Speaker 1: It is still is. Yeah, it totally still is. And
I look at other countries, you know, like I'll use
Iceland as an example, because I.
Speaker 2: Have that is the most diverse place, Like some of
it's rocky and then other of it it's straight, and
then some of the houses are tall and they're small,
and then everybody's wife.
Speaker 1: It's true, but if you want to go there, like
I have our oldest daughter. She loves it there and
she's like I we checked into she and her husband
who is Mexican, they checked into going there to actually
moving there and what it would take to move there,
like say they wanted to immigrate there, right, and it
is hurdle after hurdle. You have to make a certain
amount of money, you have to look a certain way,
you have to be a certain way. I mean people
will look at America be like, you guys are so
racist because you don't let millions more across the border,
or you want to get rid of some of the
people that came there illegally. And it's like, seriously, I mean,
other countries don't put up with this shit. You know.
Speaker 2: No, Now, go look at England, go look at Europe
across the board. Right now they've all stood up and said,
all right, this isn't happening.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: Belgium last week announced that eighty eight percent of the
new births in Bruges are foreign foreign verse so your
society is going away but it's not just oh if
it's changing of colors. No, your society, your culture is hearing,
You're you're bringing in your own demand.
Speaker 4: No out of the guy, we're being kind.
Speaker 1: Well the UK is, I mean, it's not. It is
an absolute hot mess. Yeah. And you know, like Michael
always say, because she is her her parents were first generation,
They came over and from Poland, and they always told
the girls, the two girls, you melt into the melting pot.
And I love that sentiment, and I wish more people
would understand that that's a good thing to melt into
the American melting pot. We're all different colors, ethnicities, we're
all different flavors, right, But you get into the pot
and you melt.
Speaker 9: We should all the commonality is what binds us, not
the exactly.
Speaker 4: My grandfather was.
Speaker 2: Born and raised in Mexico until he died. He had
the thickest accent barely hey. He used to tell us
all the time. He never wanted us learned Spanish. Was
looking back. Was not a good move, Grandpa.
Speaker 4: But whatever.
Speaker 2: But the other side of it, he said, you'd talk about.
You know, look, if I wanted to be in Mexican,
I would have stayed in Mexico.
Speaker 4: I love America. I want to. He was red, white
and blue, and he loved the dollars in baseball.
Speaker 1: Yeah, totally, totally so he also Rubio got to spank
Van Holland some more in this next clip, which I
thoroughly enjoyed.
Speaker 6: Parted gang members, gang members, including the one that you
had a margarita with. And that guy is a human trafficker,
and that guy is a gang banger, and that and
the evidence is going to be clear and.
Speaker 4: The days of Rubio has the floor chairman, he can't
make unsubstantiated like that Secretary Rubio has the floor Sary.
Speaker 7: Rudio should take that testimony the federal Fenator, United States,
because he hasn't done it under oath.
Speaker 6: Here's another point, Okay, there is a division in our
government between the federal branch and the judicial branch. No
judge and the judicial branch cannot tell me or the
president how to conduct foreign policy.
Speaker 1: It's true. That's true, very true.
Speaker 2: And he goes on, they can't tell you what to
say or do or compel you when it comes to
another nation. Because that's the one very few things that
the executive branch has absolute power over and immigration is
one of those things because you're coming from another country. Well,
you can't compel us to do anything when it comes
to another country as a judge, because we have no standing.
Speaker 1: Which is antithetical to what Biden said. He used to say,
well Biden's you know puppeteers used to say, and he'd
be like, I can't do anything about the border. And
then Trump gets in the border is like one percent secure,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: You can't do anything about the border on the other
side on this side.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's interesting how that works. Then Marco tussled with
Tim Kaine, who always looks like he woke up from
a vendor.
Speaker 2: Is it just me?
Speaker 1: He's like, like disheveled looking all the time. But this
is about the white South African refugees.
Speaker 2: Well justified fear of persecution.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they thought that their farms were being burned down
and they were being killed. I think that's a pretty
good justification for wanting to come. They're frate for their lives.
Speaker 7: And should it be applied in an even handed way.
That's it easy our foreign that there are a pause.
It doesn't require even handedness. Prioritizing phrase says you were
entitled to entrance as a refugee if you demonstrate a
well justified fear of persecution, and you're not entirely so
I have a different standard based upon the color of
somebody's skin.
Speaker 4: Would that be excepted?
Speaker 6: Well, I'm not the one arguing that. Apparently you are
because you don't know the fact that they're right, and
whether to say that would be well, no, I would
say the n a very easy thing. The United States
has a right to pick and choose who they allow it.
Speaker 7: To the even based on the color of somebody's skin.
Speaker 6: You're the one that's talking about the color of their skin,
not me. These farms burned down and they were killed
in hand the color of their skin. Well, well, you've
demonstrated enough because you think anyone should be allowed into
this country for any reason. Because they who has said
that we are going to prioritize people that come into
our on the basis of what's in the interest of
this country. That's a small number of people that are coming.
But in other course it's harder to vet another case,
it's more difficult. And by the way, the United States
submits people every year.
Speaker 1: Okay, so and listen, we talked about that last week,
not gonna do. We get a lot of crap for
it because we were like, you know, the the white
South African refugees, we probably shouldn't let them in because
the Democrats are one. We can't just let more people in.
We've got to take care of our own. We got
to put our own life jackets on right now first
before we let more. We should just not let anybody
in right now. That's how we feel about it, and
I stand by that. But people are like, no, no,
these people are refugees. They're facing I mean that they're
getting death, all this and that. And but we knew
that that Democrats would use this and be like, oh,
so you're going to let white people in, but you're
not going to let people of color in. You guys
are racist, and this is what they're doing. He's doing it,
Tim Kaine. He just did it. He just did it.
Speaker 2: And I was not for letting them in, uh not
because I don't think things, you know. I mean, there's
some issues there, how much. I mean, we can debate.
Speaker 4: That all along. The guy who runs everything over there's.
Speaker 2: A whack ado, but the reality of a the look
and again perception equal votes eventually, whether it's reality or not.
And the second thing is, I think both sides are
using it in a way that is so ridiculous because
you know, the Republicans are there, some of them shaking
hands and glad Hadden and stuff, and it does look like,
really like come on, because Sedan is in the middle
of persecution and absolute could we do some well, you know,
to me sometimes you're like, I can understand, maybe we
can make arrangements for them to go somewhere else, but
should we have done this in such a way that
once again it brings unnecessary eyeballs and unnecessary scrutiny where
there doesn't need to be, especially when you have the
moral high ground based on the fact that there's eighty
kazillion people here thanks to the guy that used to
be president, but.
Speaker 1: He had no I mean, then it put it. I mean,
he did a great job. I think Rubio did a
fantastic job yesterday, but it put him on his heels, right,
he had to defend that position of letting white refugees
in as opposed to other people, and that is not
a good position to be in. So anyway, so that happened.
Now they're Colin Mark Arubia, like I saw yesterday and
tweer They're like, he's the most improved player, he's a sleeper,
like he could totally be president in twenty twenty eight,
which I agree with. I think he could.
Speaker 4: Absolutely. I believe he is the front runner.
Speaker 1: I think so too.
Speaker 4: And this is the way, and I.
Speaker 2: Tell everybody this, if you know anything about politics, the
second most powerful important job in the in the political
world at the federal level is.
Speaker 1: The second d I totally agree the vice president.
Speaker 2: While you know they've done a little bit more, mostly
it was a placeholder.
Speaker 4: In reality, it was you know, you go and what
are you doing today?
Speaker 2: You're opening up an elementary school and then a ribon
at some sort of thing.
Speaker 1: And then I totally agree.
Speaker 2: And the Secretary of State is out doing business, conducting
foreign affairs.
Speaker 4: He is advance, is great.
Speaker 2: But I think if it was not just because of yesterday,
I think Marco is the most primed and ready to go.
Uh you know, the fact that he's three feet isn't going.
Speaker 4: To help him.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, he also though, is a gen xer. He's
a little older, and it was, well, it's interesting because
yesterday I started diving in we have never We've never
had a gen X president. Think about it, We've never
had one, And so I was looking at it reminded
me of this Kelly Mano video that I saw and listen,
how'd your kids? How'd you wives? There's language in this,
but y'all check this video out. Kelly man heard that.
Speaker 4: We never got a Generation X president.
Speaker 5: Have you met us?
Speaker 10: You don't want a gen X president. You don't want
us in charge of jack shit? Can you imagine a
gen X president coming into fucking scorched earth on everything?
The younger generations would ship their pants, they would be.
Speaker 1: Crying in the streets.
Speaker 10: They'd form like a protest block the street to make
a point.
Speaker 1: We'd fucking run.
Speaker 10: Them over for what would our campaign slogan be?
Speaker 11: Like fuck?
Speaker 10: Aund find out twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 12: Not even that many of them in Congress or the Senate.
Speaker 10: But nobody likes us.
Speaker 1: Who would vote for us?
Speaker 3: We don't even.
Speaker 10: Follow rules at our real jobs, easily cereal for dinner
three times a week. You don't want us in charge
of the country because we don't give a fuck.
Speaker 5: The generation that gave us rage against the machine, do
you remember like me?
Speaker 10: Like the lyrics to rage against the machine that we
brought you, like.
Speaker 1: I mean there's something I mean, you don't. But at
the same time, we had cheers, we had Norm and
then we have Mark Ribio. Norm and Mark Riby would
be great. I think FAFO eight, that's right, FAFO.
Speaker 4: I would, I would, I would.
Speaker 2: Look, we need a gen gen XU, right, like we're
the ones who raised dark guys, were right, we were the.
Speaker 4: Ones I try to tell everybody.
Speaker 2: MTV used to have a commercial that says, it's ten o'clock.
Speaker 1: Do you know we're raised on hose water and neglect
you guys. We could do this. We could totally do this.
Speaker 2: You know they did a commercial because people are like, oh, yeah,
I forgot I have kids.
Speaker 1: Marco and I were we were born in the same year,
so I know, what, when were you born? Seventy one?
He was seventy one too, So look, I mean just
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talk about the big beautiful bill. It's covered in goal.
The name alone is so trumpy. Don't you think it's
a big beautiful Billota being it's huge and tremendous. Okay,
So the House Budget Committee they advanced that they call
it the Reconciliation Bill, the one big beautiful bill. It
encompasses all of his tax reforms and the border security
measures and everything. It passed with the twenty one to
sixteen vote. It now heads to the Rules Committee before
reaching the House floor and includes a bunch of tax measures,
a bunch of key tax measures. It eliminates taxes on
tips and overtime pay through twenty twenty eight. It increases
in the standard deduction for seniors, and it provides a
deduction for interest on loads for American made cars, aiming
to boost domestic manufacturing. So those are kind of some
of the key things. Now, you know. House Speaker Johnson
is like super stoked about it. They were making the
round yesterday. He and Trump were making the rounds, and
I have some clips of them. But then there are
people who are concerned about it too. We've got key
Republicans who are opposing it. I can tell you who
they are. You've got I think it's basically like Chip
Roy and Thomas Massey who are like, thank you, but no.
And then you've got Andy Harris from Maryland, he's chair
of the House Freedom Caucus. Rod Johnson from Wisconsin, he
is just he wants like spending to go back to
twenty nineteen levels. You got ram Paul who obviously we
would expect him to be against it because he always
is against the stuff. Josh Holly, he's irritated about the
Medicaid stuff that's in there. And then Murkowski and Collins,
who we expect to be against this too, right, I mean,
this is what they do.
Speaker 2: It's a weird thing. Like you've got people who are like,
we're spending too much, and then you've got people who
are like, we're not cutting it out. It's it's they
both are voting no, but for two they're they're diamestically opposed, right.
Speaker 4: And like Massy, it's always been this.
Speaker 1: However, the thing that pisses me off a little bit
about Massy is he's you know, listen, I know he's
a physical conservative and I appreciate that, but he's been
you know, a vocal critic about this because he's like,
it increases the deficit, it lacks efficient spending cuts. Okay,
all right, but he also authorized to raise the debt
ceiling under Joe Biden. So pick a freaking lane, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Well raising well, they want to raise it five trillion
over two years.
Speaker 1: That seems like, well, I thought it was four? Is
it four? Not that its once you get to one.
I'm sorry, it doesn't really matter to me, right two
this year?
Speaker 4: Three?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 2: You know, I mean, there's not a lot in here.
I look at it and I'm like, okay, there's a lot.
Speaker 1: No, I hear you that. I have concerns about the
debt limit because there is a section of the bill
it's like one one three oh oh one. You guys
can look it up, and that's a modification of limitation
on the public debt. And that debt limit is increased
by the I think it's four trillion dollars. So I'm
not sure why that's in.
Speaker 4: There, you know, because they're going to spend.
Speaker 1: Right, But all that aside, they are also lies about
it too, like this all this medicaid stuff, the Medicaid
provisions insurrection. Barbie on Twitter. She's a really great write
up on this. I really like her. She read all
the Medicaid provisions in the bill, and there are a
lot of lies that people are spreading out there because
you know, they're like, oh, they're taking Medicaid away from
blah blah blah, all the stuff. Okay, so the work
requirements that the bill is trying to implement would only
apply to young, able bodied adults who have no children. Okay,
So forty percent of Medicaid expansion and recipients are aged
nineteen to thirty four and childless. All right, able bodies.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 1: The work requirement is only for eighty hours of work
per month, so she said, And I told agree with her.
Please read that again. If you are young and able
bodied and you refuse to go to work for eighty
hours a month, then I shouldn't have to subsidize your
freaking healthcare. Sorry, not sorry, And I agree with that.
Speaker 4: I agree.
Speaker 2: You know. By the way, Clinton did this and everybody
checked it on, including the Democrats, who are like, yeah,
this is a great thing, let's do this. These people
shouldn't be getting free stuff. This is not something that
magically the Republicans came up with because of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: It's automatically right, right if one point four million illegals
will be kicked off the program, Okay, sign me up.
I mean this is great, right, No more money to
planned parenthood, Okay, I'm happy about that's great. I don't
I shouldn't have maybe and PBS, I don't want to
pay for your abortion, so that's a bonus. There is
a requirement for updated information to be provided twice a
year so they can make sure that you still qualify
and you just don't collect medicaid. I mean, that's just
a good I think this is good. It's like checks
and balances. It's the common sense stuff CBO, which is
a disgrace. And now that I understand how they actually
come up with the numbers, predicts that seven point six
million to thirteen point seven million people will lose their
insurance by twenty thirty four. That includes seven point seven
million people who refuse to fill out the paperwork to
verify eligibility and retain benefits, one point four million illegals.
And then they say, there's just a lot of stuff
in here, so you cannot let democrats like this is
what she's saying. Insurrection Barbie said it perfectly. You cannot
let democrats gaslight you into oblivion about this. It's just
a lot of there's a lot of common sense stuff
in here. But then there's also you know, raising the
debt ceiling and stuff like that too, So I can
understand where some of these people are a little bit
squirrely about stuff. I have a clip from Tim Burchett
on Eric Bowling Show, I believe, talking about some of
his concerns about this bill.
Speaker 4: Does you get this bill across the finish line or
at least to the full.
Speaker 5: Book individual attention to these folks, that generally is what happens.
Speaker 3: I still too or mayn decided. I'm not violently opposed
to it.
Speaker 5: I just had some questions about some of the numbers,
some of the Medicaid numbers, and of course the salt
tax so called relief, which in my opinion is is
a tax on people like Tennessee and Florida who don't
have an income tax where it's soft stands for state
and local tax. And the President said he didn't want
it in there, and I'm hoping to see that that's
the case. And what you say you've got up in
New York. They want to build a museum LGBTQ museum
or something, I don't know, and the taxpayer, the local tax,
has to pay for it, and then the locals can
just write it off their income tax. And of course
the state of Tennessee doesn't have a state income tax.
So we're going to have to fund these blue states
run by Democrats over their mismanagement. And there's no encouragement
to fix it because well, I'll will step in and
give you you're just right, it's just a wash. And
so I'm concerned about that. And Medicaid. The President said
don't touch it, but then he said kick the people
off that are that are there illegally the ways abuse
and fraud, which is what the Republicans have been saying
all along. But we've done a very poor We're terrible
at messaging.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: I always see some members of leadership. All they're concerned
about is remaining in leadership and whether we're in the
majority of the minority, they're still going to get the entourage.
And so I just I have some concerns.
Speaker 1: I guess you know, the concerns are valid, right. Somebody
asked about the No Tax on Tips Act, the Senate
unanimously passed the No Tax on Tips Act, and it's
a waiting House approval. That's what that's.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And people ask, and I got a lot of
this yesterday, what about social security? Social Security has to
be a standalone bill. It cannot be in this. It
can't be something that's packed inside of something else. It
is a standalone when they go and do that. So
that's why there's no talk of what about you know,
tax so soild security or people over seventy there's a
reason for that. This has nothing to do with this
bill itself.
Speaker 1: I'm also okay with them getting rid of all the
green new scam crop, which you know, like people like
Chuck Schumer are really pissed off about, as evidenced with
this video future.
Speaker 3: It's cheaper and better.
Speaker 14: It's going to hurt our country, our families, our children
in so many ways. This ideological obsession that the hard right,
led by the oil, gas and coal industry have against
clean energy is going to be very harmful. It's going
to be one of the worst There are many, but
one of the worst things that this administration is doing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's just mad about that. He's super he's just a.
Speaker 2: Clown the other day talking about you know what, there's
Mexican ship backed.
Speaker 4: Into the Brooklyn Bridge, and I think it was Doge's fault.
Speaker 5: Me.
Speaker 1: It's serious. Take all the seat, chuck. He really is
a clown, isn't he. Yeah? Okay, I mentioned that truck truck.
Trump and Speaker Johnson we're making the round yesterday and
I have a few clips of them. The first one
is Trump talking about Massy, who is anti this bill.
Speaker 3: I'm a fiscal halt. I'm a bigger fiscal hal There's.
Speaker 15: Nobody like me, more deficit than Biden, because we have
to fix the country.
Speaker 5: He think that Thomas Massey is correct and saying that
this is no.
Speaker 15: I don't think Thomas Massey understands government. I think he's
a grand stander. Frankly, he'll probably but we don't even
talk to much. I think you should be voted out
of office, and I just don't think government. If you
ask him a couple of questions, he never gives you
an answer. He just says, I'm a note. He thinks
he's going to get publicity, and you have that.
Speaker 3: You have that. They've got some too, go ahead.
Speaker 2: I don't know by the way, he's not going to
get voted out in Kentucky. I'm right here in Nashville
on the borderline here with Kentucky.
Speaker 4: Uh we it is.
Speaker 2: He's one of those odd where it's like the minute
you start talking about anything. You know, the station I
work at locally very maga, like more Maga than Maga.
But anytime you talk about Massy or any anything like that,
people go, no.
Speaker 4: Sorry, that's not gonna happen.
Speaker 2: We love yeah, they love him because you know what
we need people talking about. Because I've looked at the
numbers and mass He's right in some ways. The map
don't mask. And I thought we were told that we
were all about cutting stuff, and you're giving big tax
breaks to people who don't need it.
Speaker 4: And at the same time, and.
Speaker 2: By the way, who don't write Billionaires don't asking for it.
Millionaires don't asking for it. They don't get paid like
regular people. Everything pied up in stocks and they get
So you're you're cutting stuff that you don't need to.
We need to stop our spending, and we could. We
could raise ten trillion dollars in revenue. They'd spend twelves.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the map, Yeah, that's why Schip Breyd doesn't like
it because he says, the mathing mappen.
Speaker 2: And when you go and see who are the people
to do this? They do this every time because they
look and realize, now that's just too much. And remember
Massy was the only one who came out and said, no,
we can't give all this.
Speaker 4: Money way during COVID. This is ridiculous. This is going
to cost.
Speaker 2: What happened, we started spending spending, spending, and now we're
at a level that is ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Yep, so.
Speaker 1: Yight, okay, because.
Speaker 2: We're going to spend a trillion dollars a year just
servicing our debt. Yeah, thinking about it.
Speaker 1: I just we still have more cuts to do. We
have a lot more cutting. They can do more cutting.
I wish dose should be in place forever. You know,
they could start with their own salaries and their retirements.
That's you're the start. But no, no, Darren, they want
to do that.
Speaker 4: I think they will do. You think that people that
vote on stuff about their own salaries.
Speaker 1: To do so it's a good place to start. Yeah.
And then Trump also made me look up what notices yesterday.
I had no idea what notice was until I saw
this clip yesterday.
Speaker 9: You guys, you're going to adequately convince enough people to
open to go?
Speaker 3: How you mean after this space?
Speaker 2: Well, what do we have to vote?
Speaker 3: I think it was a great great talk, was it?
In speech? We talked about things. Who do you work for? Nurse?
Who knows? No doubt?
Speaker 1: That is?
Speaker 3: Get your tell you?
Speaker 1: Did you know what that was?
Speaker 4: Have you ever heard of?
Speaker 10: Notice?
Speaker 1: It's n O t US News of the United States
is what the acronym stands for. It's a digital I
never heard of it. Ever. Why can't we get close
to the president and ask him questions? If I've never
heard of this freaking thing? It's a digital news outlet
owned by the Albritton Journalism Institute, which is a nonprofit
organization founded by Robert to El Britton in twenty twenty three.
We've been around since two thousand and nine. Can somebody
like let us ask questions to the president? That would
be great? Thanks? Somebody set that up. Anyways, I'm not
bitter or anything. I'm not you know what you say that?
Speaker 4: But you don't want to travel?
Speaker 1: I don't. But I mean, can we even listen if
somebody said you can have time with Donald Trump? I
would travel to DC. I would do it. I would
do it. Yeah, I do it to talk to him.
It's the president. I would do that. Or if they
said you can be in the press room, you know,
like with Caroline Lovett and ask questions, I would absolutely
do it. But otherwise, yeah, I don't really like DC.
DC kind of sucks. And New York sucks too. We
don't like going to New York because it smells like pee.
I'm just saying, that's not the way in New York.
Speaker 4: We smell smell like totally.
Speaker 1: Speaking of spending cuts, Angelina Jolie is like Matt at
this idinustration you guys, because of all the USAID cuts
and she's talking about it in this video. I have
a lot to say, but I don't think this is
really the place.
Speaker 9: But I have a lot to say.
Speaker 13: I will be saying much more, and I will be
traveling to the regions myself.
Speaker 4: But it's just so serious.
Speaker 1: It's just not in there. Obviously. It makes me. It
makes me very angry and very sick. It makes very
sick chatting it stands in the right. She was at
a jewelry and diamond event and is it can Is
that where it is, and I'm sorry, I don't know
how to pronounce it because I'll never go there. But yeah,
she's also worth one hundred and twenty million dollars and
she's just so mad. Did you know that eighty three
percent of usaid programs have been cut? Eighty three percent.
It's not enough. I say, cut it all, honestly, That's
how I feel about it. Your mileagema very well.
Speaker 2: We need we need soft we need to figure out
how to do it, and it's been transfer but so
much of it was just we've got a lot of
a budget, We've got to spend it. Who's a nonprofit
that wants some free money that says they're going to
go help somebody, and they hand it off to some
people in a way they go and there was very
little accountability and everybody just the money just kept coming.
We need soft power, we need to that's something we
absolutely need. But let's not pretend that all of this
money was you know, this altruistic, wonderful thing that was
going on, you know, the stuff with you know, with
the aids and the stuff that they were doing there.
Speaker 4: I thought that was great.
Speaker 2: There was a lot of that stuff that was good
that's soft power, but a lot of it was just
fronts for the.
Speaker 1: CIA and like finding like studying lesbian squirrels and stuff.
Nobody cares nothing wrong with you know, this is the problem.
What you do in your spare time is your own business.
Speaker 2: Chat.
Speaker 1: Okay, my band, by the way, Lesbian Flying Squirrels is
the name of your band.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so, but wacky stuff was, you know, like gender
equality in a place when you know what, you're.
Speaker 4: Not going to get that.
Speaker 1: They they don't care. I just I feel like we're
not the caretaker of the world. I get really tired
of being that. I feel like you have to take
care of your own family before you can take care
of everybody else. I go back to the whole life
jacket thing where you cannot save everybody until you have
your own life jacket on. And we are missing life
jack gets here. We just don't have them. We have
people here, we have veterans here. When I see a
veteran here who is homeless, I'm like, why is that?
Why is that? That should never happen in this country ever?
And then we're giving money. It's a lesbian squirrel studies.
I mean, Steve's like, hey, Daisy, you should be a
lesbian squirrel.
Speaker 4: I don't know if we can get one of those.
Speaker 1: Probably probably in Portland, you can, probably an Oregon. Probably
you can totally in Portland driving a super U. I'm
sorry if you drive a SUPERO, you guys, sorry about that. Okay,
So anyways, Angelina Jolie's got the me ads and I
bet her dad, John Voyd is so proud of her. Anyways,
another thing that's happening that I need to let you
guys know about is that Sarah Connor is probably asking everybody,
what are you doing with these robots? Because look at
what Tesla has done, you guys. Look it's a new
video with their Optimist robot. Look at this and what
it can do. It completely freaks me out. It can
pick up the trash, can carry your luggage, you can
do all these things. We need to burn all these
with the fire Chad.
Speaker 4: Well those longest. So we have three cheese puffs. We're
going to be okay. Anything more than that was screwed.
Speaker 1: Still do I ate all of this? Some people are
so excited about this. I know, actually once one actually,
once one, I know, I listen. It would be nice
if one of them could come clean my house. But
the whole time, I'd be like, it's gonna it's gonna
do something bad. It's gonna kill me in my sleep,
it's gonna steal my soul. It's going to do something
I don't know. I'm freaked out. Lad these things.
Speaker 4: It's future, it's your It isn't going anywhere it is it.
Speaker 2: And by the way, when we talk about we're going
to bring all these jobs back, yeah, that's your job
right there. Those are wor going to take over all
the jobs. You know why they go twenty four to seven.
They don't bitch, wine and moan, they're not calling in sick.
Speaker 1: They don't care about dress codes Starbucks employees.
Speaker 2: You know.
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not correct? All right? We got to talk about Nancy
Mace and her showing your boobs. Charleston business owner Patrick
Bryant is Nancy Mace's former fiance and she has accused
him of physical abuse in recording sexual acts without consent.
Bryant has categorically denied all accusations. Now, she made allegations
against him on the House floor back in February, as
you guys recall, we talked about that here on the show,
and that grants her legal protection under the speech or
debate clause. And now she is saying that she's gonna
this is quote, She's going to show her naked body
so she can hold the line for women and victims
everywhere with every of her being. So I guess she's
gonna I think she's done that. Have you seen have
you seen the video?
Speaker 2: She puts something up, But it was like, she's like
behind me here, you could just like this, you could
kind of and I'm like, I'm looking, man.
Speaker 1: I start trying to the boobs. I didn't. I didn't look.
I didn't even look.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, let's let's be real.
Speaker 1: I mean, she's a great figure. I'm sure that there
are a lot of men out there who are like,
I cannot wait to see Nancy's boobs, you know, I'm sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, there's no doubt about that. I don't believe
those are natural. But you know what you.
Speaker 1: Need to teach her. We've got a video of her
talking about that.
Speaker 13: In my hearing, I'm going to dissect what that guy
did to dozens of women hidden on a hidden camera
and other devices as he recorded them with impunity, without
their knowledge, without their permission, and without their consent. Patrick Bryant,
I hope you're ready. I'm also going to be sharing
some of the imagery that Patrick Bryant, that guy there
took of myself and other women without our knowledge, without
our permission without our consent, naked bodies, women's legs spread apart,
different genital areas, and he had a catalog almost I
think these different fetishes of what types of videos and
photos he liked to capture of women without their knowledge.
Speaker 1: I'll go over that too.
Speaker 13: I'm also going to be going over some of the
bills that I've worked on, particularly on voyeurism, the Sioux
Laryers Act and the Stop Layers Act. Those bills were
born out of the videos I saw of myself and
many other women. Because this is not about me, I'm
biting for their rights. We have three witnesses coming in today,
and I hope that you'll tune in to hear my
questions of the experts and see some of the evidence
this guy did to women to hurt them, to strip
away their privacy, and he did it for years, and
he saved those files of those women for years, one
up to a decade. This man still roams free, free
to film women without their knowledge, about their permission, without
their consent. Nothing is stopping him from continuing.
Speaker 5: To do that.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's good that she is exposing it, but
I feel like she's using her job as like a
place for personal vendetta, Like there's better ways to get
back of your X, you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Now, why is he out?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I can't see.
Speaker 4: That's the whole thing.
Speaker 2: I've looked at a couple of things, and I don't
seem charged with anything. And you're saying a lot of
stuff that he did, and I feel like, well, okay, why.
Speaker 4: Isn't he in jail? Why was there?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: I mean there's some you know, like you said, a
little personal vendetta, and I know she brought in what
three or four other women that came in and and testified,
But I don't know if it was all about him,
but definitely it was. You know, there was other men
up there, but she was like that guy right there.
Speaker 1: I listen. I love all the stuff she's done for,
you know, for women, basically for women and like transgenders
and sports and how they need to get the hell
out of there and like get out of women's locker rooms.
And I mean, I am all for that. I am
so happy that she's been a voice for all that.
But I just, you know, this is all very interesting
to me.
Speaker 4: Very interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the whole thing was and all I saw was
one picture where you couldn't even tell. It was like
her kitchen and she was I didn't even know there was.
Speaker 4: A person there.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So anyway, so if you guys are interested in
seeing that, you can go see because she's going to
put that. So, speaking of fiances, Bill Belichick and that
child women are engaged Jordan what's her name? I think
we have a picture of them there, there's them. That's them,
that's right. What are you?
Speaker 4: She's looking right at him saying, you are so stitch.
Speaker 1: She's totally marrying him because she loves him, Chad, she
loves him. Yeah, all love you guys. Seriously, though, somebody
needs to ask him if he's okay. I feel I
think this is another case of elder abuse that's happening
right before our eyes.
Speaker 4: It's his money spending there.
Speaker 1: You love it, You think this is fantastic. All men
love this, All men money?
Speaker 2: You know what it is.
Speaker 4: I don't love it.
Speaker 2: I mean, obviously she's there for the money, but you
know what, everybody's acting like this guy. This guy is
running a football team. He's the greatest coach in NFL history.
Uh And unless he is literally out of his mind,
which I don't think to be true, and he wants
to enjoy his life. And he realizes you're here for
my money and the access I give you, and I'm
here because you've got to bang an ass.
Speaker 4: So we're just gonna get a.
Speaker 1: Little some Okay, there you have it. There's that because
he has kids, right doesn't he have?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So gross? Yeah, you know, its kids are probably like
this is disgusting. And she is totally sponging off our dad.
Speaker 2: You know, that's just and she isn't he changed his
will too?
Speaker 1: Did he change as well?
Speaker 2: I think I think there was a talk out there
that he's changed.
Speaker 1: If he didn't change it, he will because he's going
to marry. Well, we're going to be married. It's like
you know, and they're all like, we want prenup?
Speaker 4: Yeah, do you remember?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 4: Was it? Bill?
Speaker 3: And Ted?
Speaker 4: Dude?
Speaker 2: I can't believe miss is your mom? Like when we
thought when we were sophomore she.
Speaker 4: Was a senior.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is it. I mean, it's just so weird.
It's weird, but all the men love it, so.
Speaker 2: You know, well, you know what, here's the thing. If
it was a woman, right, like shares dating somebody who's
eight or.
Speaker 1: Whatever, like a thirteen year old. Yeah, totally. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So again, if that's how they want to spend their
money and you want to hang out with somebody who's old,
and you know, maybe she's got an old soul and
a young body.
Speaker 1: I don't make fun of it that we still judge
it and we still think it's gross, Like when it's
Share and Madonna, we still go ew we do. So
there's one.
Speaker 4: What are you guys talking about? Because no friends?
Speaker 2: I mean I look at Bill Belichick in my thought
process is because going back to he doesn't seem to
be a super fun hay, and she seems like she's
a little bit more fun.
Speaker 1: And going back to picture number one, as Adam Sandler said,
it's the old wrinkly balls. Remember do you remember?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I said it all about you guys were thinking it. Okay,
speaking of children, because she is one. Yesterday was National
Bring your Kids to Workday and Caroline Lovett post she
hosted a press of briefing and she had all the
kids of like the reporters and the staffers.
Speaker 4: Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, before we talking about that,
how old's her husband?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, her husband's really her husband's like thirty years
older than her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, we've talked about it.
Speaker 1: We've talked about it, and we've done a little judging
here on this sh show, like full disclosure, we've done
a little judging on it. We're a little bit like
a little man.
Speaker 4: Weird in a little weird by the way.
Speaker 1: I don't judge you, I know, we do. We do.
We do a little judging here. It's probably not right,
but it's what we do here. We're all friends and
well we're always like, can we be mean for a second.
We're like your BFFs. It's it's a circle of trust here,
isn't it you guys, it's a little circle of trust. Yeah,
we like Caroline. We think Caroline is spectacular. But yeah,
she's married to a guy that's a lot older than her.
I think he's older than her dad. Anyway, it was
bring your kids to work day? Did you guys bring
your kids to work? Anybody in the comments would be
great to hear about that. I didn't know it was
bring your kids to work day. I would have to
work with me. I had no idea. But these are
some of the hard hitting questions that we're here for.
Here's one clip. How much candy, do.
Speaker 12: You today A good amount A good amount of candy? Yes,
he likes pink Starburst in TUTSI rolls, Yes, buddy, go ahead,
We'll take two more.
Speaker 13: What's the president's favorite order?
Speaker 12: President's favorite order?
Speaker 1: Act McDonald's.
Speaker 12: He loves McDonald's, Hamburger's and French fries.
Speaker 1: Who doesn't.
Speaker 3: They're good.
Speaker 1: I like French fries too. I like French fries. That's
a good Yeah.
Speaker 4: I thought for a minute that was maybe a h
a Biden.
Speaker 1: It was a lot like that. Yeah, they're all like
crawling over the seats that do. I love it, seriously.
It's the greatest guy. I love kids. And then of
course there is the one kid of a liberal reporter.
You can just spot them, you know. That asks a
question you can just tell, Yeah, what.
Speaker 3: Is Zoel Trump rowing to you about climate change?
Speaker 12: What is Donald Trump going to do about climate change? Well,
that is a very good question. The President cares very
much about our environment. He says all the time he
wants to have the cleanest air, the cleanest water, the
cleanest environment for the world. He also cares very much
about our enter independence and ensuring that we can keep
the lights on in our homes at a very cheap rate.
So we want to make energy here in the United
States because we do it cleaner and better than everyone.
So I think that's how the President would answer that question.
Speaker 1: I'm going to say it, Sit ups, what are they
going to do with the climate change? Nothing?
Speaker 4: He's not going to do a ramn thing. All right,
We're going to turn up.
Speaker 1: He told that he was told to ask that question,
like his parents were like, ask this question because he
is a mean orange man, and the way he was
sitting back. I just want to say, sit up straight, kid,
take the smirk off your face. That's what I would
say to my kid if it were my kid. But
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this Biden cover up. The doctor was a family or
is I'm assuming he's still maybe they're not friends with
them anymore. But he was a family friend. He uh,
he was the doctor who previously gave now former President
Joe Biden a clean bill of health. He's a lifetime
family friend. And people are starting to wonder who this
Kevin O'Connor guy is. So he he's been his physician
for a very very long time, and that is starting
to raise a lot of questions about like what this
guy was doing, what was he not doing, what was
he told to do? Like people are starting to ask
a lot of question about him. His last known screening
for prostate cancer was in twenty fourteen. This is what
people are saying, when he was seventy one years old,
and they say that it's not unusual for menuber seventy
to stop having these tests for prostate cancer. But I
feel like if you're the president, you were treated differently, right.
Speaker 2: I think you have access. If you guys don't know this,
the next room over there is a doctor.
Speaker 4: For the protect like all the time. So why he'd have.
Speaker 2: To go down to the old little place and wait
in line when everybody else somebody broke a finger at her.
Speaker 1: No, no, there, it's a little weird. So I mean
they that's the thing. So twenty fourteen, that's Fox News,
was the one they went back and they checked to
see when his last exam was and there isn't a
prostate check froom in twenty twenty four, which is disturbing
as the leader of the free world. But We've got
a clip on that.
Speaker 16: Bring out Obama's PSA level from twenty sixteen. I'm staring
at George W. Bush's PSA level for two thousand and six.
But we could not find any evidence that such a
test was conducted in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 11: Why not, Well, first of all, there's a disturbing possibility
that they're sticking to some strict guideline that says over
the age of eighty according to some associations, you don't check.
We're talking about the leader of the free world here,
and those guidelines are out of date even for any
man on the street, because eighty isn't what it used
to be, is it. And we have treatments now that
we didn't have then. We have robotic prostate surgery. We
have radiation that's way better than ever without side effects.
We have chemical therapies, we have hormone therapies, which is
now facing. The idea that he might not have been
screened is deeply disturbing. Even more disturbing is the possibility
that they did screen him, that he had a PSA,
that he had a digital examiner early, that they knew
he had prostate cancer, and that they kept it from
the American public, just as they were keeping the cognitive
problems from the American public.
Speaker 1: And as you know, yeah, I just I feel like
this is all just really bad. And now we're starting
to look back, or I mean, we all kind of
knew when it was going, We knew what was happening.
But now when you look back and you can see
it even more objectively, you look and say, Okay, well,
who was really running the country. I hate to use
Jake Tapper as an excerpt, and I didn't. I'm not
pulling any of the clips from the Megan Kelly interview,
but there is an excerpt from his book, Oh God,
and we've got it. We've got the little excerpt here,
but it basically says that five people were running the
country and we knew that, you know, we knew that.
Speaker 2: That was nameless, baseless, non voted on individuals were running.
Speaker 1: Who do you think those five people were? Because he
they allude to Obama, Valerie Jarrett, Susan Rice, Jake Sullivan,
Anthony Blincoln. I think that's they, you know, five people
running the country, and Joe Biden was at best a
senior member of the board.
Speaker 2: No, and by the way, it wasn't. It wasn't those five.
They may be doing their own thing, but when it
comes to the inner circle, the day to day, including
the stuff that they made, the economic decisions without the
Treasury Secretary Yellen, those were none of the people, right.
Speaker 1: I think it was just staffers. We're finding out that
it was freaking staffers. Okay, so the staffers were basically
the ones running the country, which is completely terrifying.
Speaker 2: And Hunter by the way, Hunter, he came out yesterday
and said, uh yeah.
Speaker 1: Jill and Jill Hunter and Jill like you said, like
you just have the biggest morons running our country. So
timber Chat, I have another clip with him. He's making
the rounds in our show. He was on with Benny
yesterday and he insinuated how that those staffers were getting
we're probably getting payoffs.
Speaker 5: His name was Ray Blanton.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my National News.
Speaker 5: And I mean they wrote songs pardon me right, and
it was a cash for clemency Deal's exactly what I
think you're going to find out. You're going to find
staffers that were able to take forms, get them and
run them through some sort of bogus legal system, and
then they and then they auto pend them. And there's
probably people out on the street that are they shouldn't be,
but somebody got rich off that, and that's and I
think those people you'll I hate to say it, but
you'll see something probably horrible happen to some of those
people because it goes up the chain. This is a
very dangerous town to play games in.
Speaker 1: Something horrible. So they're going to be like Hillary, that's
they're going to get Hillary.
Speaker 4: You know, well, this is what I said.
Speaker 2: You want to know who some of these people are,
Go look at the boards of all of the big
the Halliburtons and everybody else.
Speaker 4: Find out who got a new board position that works inside.
Speaker 2: The Biden administration, because who's getting seven or one thousand
dollars year salary with a million dollar a year in
stock options at virtually nothing.
Speaker 4: Then you'll go, Okay, I see, I see how this works.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, and it's it's just unreal that they
just all disgusted me.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: My thing is, I'd like to know if anybody he
says these things, But is anybody ever going to be
held accountable? I always ask that question, and the answer
is always a big, huge in neon lights, no, Daisy, No, no.
Speaker 2: Nobody, because government will never police government because they know
at some point in time they're going to be on
the other side and they don't want to, right.
Speaker 1: And I don't pay six dollars in income tax, I
go strike to jail. Really fair, it's really fair, all right.
So I've been saying for years, back when we were
on the radio and Indie that this is this is
just flat out elder abuse. Back when he ran the
first time. I remember saying on the air when we
were in freaking Indy. I mean, this was like a
long time ago. I'm like, this is older abuse. People
are like that mean, Daisy, You're so mean. But check
out this montage. You're so mean. Check out this montage.
So tell me what you think.
Speaker 4: Such a great job.
Speaker 1: You answered every question.
Speaker 17: You know, let me ask the crowd, what did Trump do?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Really? Yes, So we went to work and we got
it done.
Speaker 1: And you know, one of the things that yeah, yeah,
there was the rest of that was her basically saying
on the view like these people didn't live in the
White House. They don't know what they're talking about. Like,
he's so capable. Yeah, you're not capable. It's elder abuse.
It's absolutely elder abuse. Did you hear about the town hall?
What do you know?
Speaker 4: They did a two.
Speaker 2: Hour town hall that they were going to use at
take bits and peoples, like last last year, about a
year ago this time, two hours, millions of dollars. They
couldn't use one bit of it because they said it
was some people said what was the lighting wasn't very good?
And then and then Alex Thompson says, no, it's because
he was completely incoherent and there was nothing they could use.
Two hours they brought in people. It was going to
be a commercial. They were going to ask him questions
and he was going to answer them. They were going
to take bits and pieces, like a minute here they
all as a commercial.
Speaker 4: They didn't use one bit of it. They scrapped it
because it.
Speaker 1: Was so And presumably those are people who support him,
So what.
Speaker 2: Do you yes he was There were actual it was
Biden's supporters, Democrats who were probably walking out going oh no, no, this.
Speaker 1: Is I mean, but that's the thing. How do you
reconcile that? How do you how do you do that?
If you're a Biden supporter and you walk away, how
do you go? Oh but I still love him. I
still think he's great.
Speaker 2: Well, I think a lot of people that sought up
close like that probably said, you know what, he I
can't vote for this.
Speaker 4: I may not vote for Trump, but I can't vote
for another one.
Speaker 1: Of these like it's insane. People will make excuses so
many and we talked about this a lot over the
past week, how the Jake Tappers and the George Clooneys
and all these people of the world on the left
of Joe Scarborough's. This is the best version of Biden
I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: Oh did you see him on with Mark Halprin Scarborough
trying to defend.
Speaker 4: Himself on that.
Speaker 1: I didn't What did he say?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he just basically said, look, you know I had
the time I had spent with him.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 4: He seemed to be okay, And he tried to defend
that because he's.
Speaker 1: Still ship for it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he said, You're going to be remembered. This is
going to be on your tomb staff.
Speaker 1: Right, this is the mark my words.
Speaker 4: Set the tape. Now, this is the best version these people.
Speaker 1: It's just like COVID. They cannot say I was wrong.
I mean, at least Jake Tapper is saying that he's wrong,
but he's making money off of it, which makes me
hate him even more. It's like, I.
Speaker 2: Can't the guy who really did the work he got
destroyed in the media buy the media, and then he
got an award for being the person that covered the
story and cheered on by the same media that wanted
him doomed, which to me is again fascinating. And he
brought Jake on because they're friends and he's also like, look,
I'm with Axios and yeah, I'm a good reporter, but dude,
you're Jake Tapper. So we'll give you a through line
and put your name on it, and so we can
all go sell this because you'll get us better access.
The book should be called, oh my god, I suck
at my job.
Speaker 4: I'm a pie craft. Please give me.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you how horrible I am at doing
this and why I hate Donald Trump so much.
Speaker 4: But that's a long time.
Speaker 1: It's a very long title. I don't know if anybody would.
I mean, people are going to buy it now, but
with that title, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: Because there's a lot of stuff in there that you're just.
Speaker 1: Like, just I cannot with these people. Meanwhile, the view,
oh my god, the view talk about people living in denial. Guys,
I can't. They're doing they're doing the whole We had
no idea, had dementia. Somebody else's fault. They were stupid
and ignorant and Democrat. But I repeat myself this clip
of whoopee is it's just too much. I'm gonna start drinking.
Speaker 8: It's been a mass trust of trust issue because politicians
media nobody does what they're supposed to. Do now, I says, well, me, listen.
He's eighty three, so he's a little stumbling, he's a
little rumbly. I can't point to anything that he's done,
really that he did no running for you. But but
I'm saying, I want not you, but I want somebody
to tell me, well, when did you know it was bad?
Speaker 4: If you knew, why.
Speaker 1: Did you wait? He said that it was after remoderated
the debate.
Speaker 8: Yes, but that's I'm sorry, baby, that's not what I'm
talking about. I'm talking about if if you're telling me
the hundreds of people people knew that he was not
able to do his job, then where the hell was everybody?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: My god?
Speaker 2: Well she's right about where the hell was everybody? But
I don't know if you're aware of this. If so,
was it about a year and a half two years ago?
Because I had somebody who worked in the White House
who said he would be up at night wandering around
asking when he could go home, and they'd remind him
he was home.
Speaker 4: My god, And I said that on the air.
Speaker 2: I got absolutely destroyed. I got called in by one
of the stations I was. I mean, it was one
of the how.
Speaker 4: Dare you do that.
Speaker 1: You got in trouble for that.
Speaker 2: I never got an apology for any of that stuff.
And the thing is, what do you do if you
are a person who works in the White House. You're
an underling right to somebody who is a secretary and
you see this stuff. Who are you going to tell
where your ass isn't done for for the rest of
your professional career, at least in DC?
Speaker 11: Who?
Speaker 1: Well, right, yeah, like somebody like, somebody like us, somebody
like and then we say it and we get in trouble,
right yeah.
Speaker 2: B Lincoln goes out and he took him to launch
and said, dude, I don't think you should do this again.
I don't think you should. He was the only one
who questioned it, and he got shut down.
Speaker 1: I know they were all in on it, all of them.
It was everybody in his inner circle, everybody in Washington,
and then all of the media people, all of those
talking heads. They provided cover for him. And now they're
like anybody who don't understand.
Speaker 2: Anybody who brought it up in the media. Access was
denied and you got further away from the president.
Speaker 1: And now they're acting stupid about it, like we have
no idea what you guys are talking about it's just
the biggest. It's the biggest scandal. I think it's one
of the biggest scandals in American history.
Speaker 4: I think it is the biggest media scandal.
Speaker 2: In the history of presidential politicians, as much as.
Speaker 4: What took place with Watergate.
Speaker 2: That was as much that's a scandal that was based
on the present. And yeah, the president here, he's got
some splaining to do, but the reality is he's not
splaining anything because he's old and he's but the media
Stevie Wonder could see from a field, this dude's not.
Speaker 1: Well, you're right, you're one hundred percent correct.
Speaker 4: For the dead lady, somebody should have sit worth Jack
where she's dead.
Speaker 1: Right or stand up Chuck. I mean, so there's so
many examples. It was like, if you work in this
industry and you remember this, obviously you've been through this.
It was every day there was we were talking about
this crap every day, and I was like, I can't
it's just and people would always they'd ask me and
like with your job, you know, Amy Joe, Like, do
you ever have a lack No, We're it's constant with
this guy. He has he's full on dementia, it's constant.
Speaker 2: Anybody who's got I don't know a parent, a grandparent
ever in the history of life would have recognized when
it was time to take.
Speaker 3: The keys away.
Speaker 2: And when Grandma, Hey, grandma's got groceries for the third time,
didn't need any of them, right, And she's inside the
bathtub and hasn't been out of the bathtub for three days.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's time that we get her.
Speaker 1: The problem is that we wanted to take the keys
away from Grandpa, but Grandma really wanted him to have
those keys, and just kept giving them the keys back.
Speaker 4: Grandma had the and.
Speaker 1: It's just so up, it's so upsetting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just that was the other thing I talked
about forever is I was being told it was her
and him that wanted to stay because they loved the stuff.
They loved the glamour, they loved the glitz. They love
the outfits and the parties and the being able to
drive through a thousand traffic lights and the money, which
you know, I mean, you know it's they love the
power trappings as much as anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well it's over. It's so I just hope some
people are held accountable because based on the first one
hundred plus days of this administration, I'm not seeing a
whole lot of heads roll, and I really want to
see some heads roll.
Speaker 4: And what do you think of the stuff?
Speaker 1: I just feel like, well, we talked about this a
little bit yesterday, and the fact that we haven't seen
a list makes me very uneasy about people that get
into those positions. They get into a hot tub and
it's like they they fall into the trap of the
deep state stuff. You know, we've seen it happen.
Speaker 4: Before he came out, that both came out and they're
like that he killed them.
Speaker 1: You're talking about the killing them. Yeah, I hear it.
Speaker 4: Well, but the whole thing is everybody was old.
Speaker 2: You know, there were several people that said, you guys
can't touch him because he be walks to us, you
can't touch me.
Speaker 1: I just I just think there's a lot of shady
crap that happens, and when you get into that, you
get into those positions. You know, we've we've seen it happen,
Mak and I have seen it happen where friends will
get into government. We think they're great, they're going to
do great things. They get into these government positions, and
then they change, and it's like, well.
Speaker 2: I think that there's a lot of people in the
higher ups, probably even in this administration or in and
around at the sphere that may have some association that
they definitely don't want to make sure.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of people that we don't want to
have an association with him, that have an association with him.
I'm sure there's a lot of people that people are
gonna be like, oh my god, that person does Yeah,
that person probably Yeah. It's gross switching gears a bit,
but also kind of related since Biden was obviously responsible
for this. The Pentagon is launching a review of the
Afghanistan withdrawal, and there's a I mean, he wrote a letter.
Pete Hegseth wrote like a there's really no video for
you guys, but he just wrote a memo. This is
for senior Pentagon leadership, and he's ordered a probe into
that chaotic exit. And I hope at least with this
we'll see some heads roll. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know if we will see heads roll.
Speaker 2: You know what else they need to investigate is, oh,
do you remember when we were going to get revenge
on them and we killed the guy that went out
to get milk for his kids that had nothing to
do with it. Yeah, that wasn't good either, Like what
that cost us, because you know, we paid them out handsomely.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I just mean, there were so many people that
need to be held responsible for some of these things
that just haven't been held responsible. So I just hope that.
Speaker 4: That they told him.
Speaker 2: He had several several generals say don't pull out, don't
do this, do not do this, do not and he
ignored it.
Speaker 4: And he was the worst.
Speaker 2: When it came to God, what was it whose book
was that in that said of all the presidents and
the vice presidents and the senators, they said Joe Biden.
It was the Defense secretary, I think for for Bush
and for Reagan. It said that Joe Biden was arguably
the He made the worst decisions when it comes to foreign.
Speaker 1: Person. Yeah. And then there's also I have another clip
of Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson. I believe we have a clip.
I think there's a clip.
Speaker 18: Real Chicagoans woke up this morning relieved that the Department
of Justice is finally investigating your race hustle. As someone
who grew up on the South side of Chicago. I've
heard a lot of race hustlers in my life, trust me,
but they were usually marching around outside of city Hall,
which is what makes this so embarrassing and dangerous, very
very dangerous to the city of Chicago.
Speaker 1: We need the question.
Speaker 18: I'm more than happy to ask this question. It's long overdue.
For over a year, real chicagoan's white and black have
been telling me that your black power rhetoric is bringing
the city backwards from a place that we.
Speaker 1: Need the question that overcome.
Speaker 18: You want the question, please, real Chicagoans want to know,
why are you a racist?
Speaker 2: Well, you know, first of all, I reject the idea
and the premise that somehow that that's an actual legitimate question.
Speaker 1: It is a question. All right, We're going to go
to the next one, Alice.
Speaker 18: The next question, my follow up question is is a
businessman Robert Gomez had his riverfront restaurant license yanked. You
said that the reason you hire black people is because
they're the most generous race on the planet. His riverfront
restaurant license was yanked and given to a black restaurant
tour That seems too that has once again reinforced the
belief among real chicagoans, why you and black? And nextuestion
that you are a racist? What do you say to
those people?
Speaker 3: Again, I rejected. Promis this somehow that your.
Speaker 1: Question hasn't okay? So basically, anytime somebody asks a question,
you're like, I reject it. That's a question.
Speaker 2: Don't go on television and speak to a church or
whatever you do and say I hire black people because
black people the most generous people in the world, and
that's why I hire black people. And then name everybody
in your staff who's black, not capable or uncapable. We
don't know, because all you lead with is they're black.
They may be very capable, but that's all anybody hears.
And then say this is why I do this. And
then when you get questioned about it and say.
Speaker 1: I reject, Yeah, reject. That's not even a question. Actually
it is a question because you said it and we're
asking you about what you said.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, imagine if you were asking explansman, hey,
why do you hate Jews in.
Speaker 19: Black iron I reject that question in your club because
he is he actually is a racist and he's currently
under Just so you know, he's currently under invesc by
the DJ for potential racial discrimination and as hiring practices.
Speaker 1: That's what that was all about. And again I hope
he's hell on accountable. That would be really great. So
that's happening. Also, Trump and Hagseth announced this is so
great the Golden Dome missile defense system yesterday because listen,
if it's gold Trump is going to want.
Speaker 2: To do it.
Speaker 15: That we have officially selected in architecture for this state
of the art system that we'll deploy next generation technologies
across the land, sea, and space, including space based sensors
and interceptors. And Canada has called us and they want
to be a part of it, so we'll be talking
to them. They want to have protection also, so as usual,
we help Canada who the best we can. This design
for the Golden Dome will integrate with our existing defense
capabilities and should be fully operational before the end of
my term, so we'll haven't done in about three years.
Speaker 3: Once fully constructed.
Speaker 15: The gold Golden Dome will be capable of intercepting missiles
even if they are launched from other sides of the world,
and even if they are launched from space, and we
will have the best system ever built. As you know,
we helped Israel with THEIRS and it was very successful.
And now we have technology that's even far advanced from that,
but including hypersonic missiles, ballistic missiles, and advanced cruise missiles,
all of.
Speaker 3: Them will be knocked out of the air.
Speaker 15: We will truly be completing the job that President Reagan
started forty years ago, forever ending the missile.
Speaker 3: Threat to the American homeland.
Speaker 15: And the success rate is very close to one hundred percent,
which is incredible when you think of it.
Speaker 3: You're shooting bullets out of the year.
Speaker 15: I'm also pleased to report that the One Big Beautiful
Bill will include twenty five billion dollars for the Golden
Dome to help construction get underway. That's the initial sort
of a down posit, and we have probably you're talking
about general. We're talking about one hundred and seventy five
billion dollars total cost of this when it's completed.
Speaker 1: I'm for this. You know what they should do. They
should have like sponsors on the outside of it, like
a NASCAR.
Speaker 4: Oh, you don't like a NASCAR.
Speaker 1: They should have like sponsors. You know, you have like
Apple and like Wonderbread and stuff like that all over it.
Speaker 4: Well, there's only one sponsor of this one, right, that's Space.
Speaker 1: I hear you, I hear you.
Speaker 4: And it's going to take a lot more than three
years probably. I mean, first we have to up.
Speaker 2: With the technology to stop some of these things, and
then we'll worry.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I always thought to this day, I was thought, how
close did we actually get?
Speaker 4: Because you know, we spent a lot of money Old.
Speaker 2: Riggan did did we get some stuff that at that
time we were able to do some stuff? Because Mike Lyons,
who comes on my show and talks about stuff, he
always said, man, it's what keeps everybody up.
Speaker 4: Is not what you know we have which will keep
you up. It's what you don't know we have.
Speaker 2: And you know, but this would be awesome because this
ends everything. If we were able to build this, it's
over right, Like you can build as many nuclear weapons
as you want. We can look right at the pood
ter and shine at the same time.
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, I totally agree. Now, I totally agree. I
love it. I think it's great. I think it's it's
really great. It's it's so like America. Heck, yeah, it's
that you know they Heck it makes me want a
hot dog.
Speaker 11: Real bad.
Speaker 1: That's what it makes me want. Yeah, so I've already listened.
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love them so much. Okay. Ashley BABBITTT, we got to
talk about her real quick. Her family was awarded five
million dollars in a wrongful death lawsuit. They originally sued
for thirty million, and there is a lot of reaction
to this, A lot of reaction. Liberals are saying, you
know that it's crazy, and I don't know what is
your take on this.
Speaker 4: You know, I you were somewhere, you shouldn't have been. People.
It was a large number. There was chaos going on.
Speaker 2: And even if you think there were plants inside of
the crowd and this, that and the other, the guys
who were there defending stuff, they didn't know that, right,
They weren't privy to Hey, this is just you know,
we're so guys.
Speaker 4: I mean, we see with cops normally.
Speaker 2: I mean, you see a big crowd and they're human
beings and you don't know who's what, when, how and
why and the five million bucks. I feel like you
shouldn't have been there, Like you and I say, we
can go. Some people are like, there, she was just
on a tour, Okay, whatever you want to say. I've
been to Disneyland on a tour. Oh boy, don't punch
anything and try to break some wall.
Speaker 4: That's not a good thing.
Speaker 2: And you know, I mean, she wasn't walking down the
hallway and a sniper took her up.
Speaker 1: Okay, my I think differently, and I believe that she
was unarmed, she was not a threat. She was and
she was a kind of a small woman. I feel
like you probably could have handled it differently than shooting her.
Speaker 9: You know, well, if there was one on one, I
think so, you think because she was part of a crowd,
she was in, she was she was just in the
wrong place at the wrong time, and he just shot
into the crowd.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: That's the kind of thing where you know, I don't
falter for going well, I faltered for any of these
people doing some of the stuff that they did, which
was as nine and stupid. I think we recognized that,
you know, a vast majority of them we're walking through
and very peaceful. There were some that were ridiculous in.
Speaker 1: That's none of the mad weapons. I think, Yeah, they.
Speaker 4: Didn't know that.
Speaker 2: You don't know that, right, Like we hear this all
the time when it comes to the cops. Well this
guy didn't have a weapon and you shot it. Well,
I thought I thought he did. And that's one on one,
let alone a crowd of people, and you're worried about
your life and you're saying, my thing is I need
to protect what's in here.
Speaker 1: I think I think he's kind of a shitty cop.
But that's just me. But we can listen, we can
agree to disagree, and I loved that about us, so
we're going to do that. Anyways, her family got five
million dollars, so there you go. So there was that.
What we will agree on, I feel like you and
I will agree on is the fact that toxic masculinity
gives people the mads. And we're not mad about it.
We love it. We absolutely toxic masculinity. Check out this guy,
you guys, this father is getting a bunch of backlash
for rescuing his nine year old daughter from her flooded
school in Westernport, Maryland on Tuesday. This was yesterday, because
rescuers were unable to get all the children to safe
safety in a timely manner. Okay, so they were just
slow and he was like, oh, hell no, I'm going
in to get her myself. And he went in and
got her because he was afraid the building was going
to collapse or be washed away. And some are saying,
here us both their lives. The flood could have turned
deadly for both. I'm sorry. Others like me are like,
the father is father of the year. That's what you
do that you go in there and you get your kid.
You know, I just I yeah.
Speaker 4: So I wouldn't remember the shooting in Texas.
Speaker 2: How many of those parents were like, I want to
go in and the cops weren't going to allow it.
And remember you, as a parent, you go, that's what job.
Speaker 1: Yeah, totally.
Speaker 2: Name a parent that's not going to do that. Mom
or dad that's not going to go and see their
kid and say to themselves, I got to do something.
And by the way, name a person. If I'm standing
there and that's not my kid, I'm still going to go,
that's a kid. This is not just about the kid
that their kid. You know what, Alpha betas don't like that.
Beta betas love that that's what you're supposed to do.
Speaker 1: It's exactly this is the thing we probably need to
I think you and I were talking before we went
on about how Elon or somebody needs to invent some
sort of a vaccine that makes betas into alpha's.
Speaker 4: Well I'm just telling you right now, I'm not trying
to be mean, but I look over there at.
Speaker 2: You know, Robert Kennedy, Robert Kennedy Junior, and thinking we're
taking out the floor ride.
Speaker 4: We might want to add some testosterone.
Speaker 1: It would be great because testosterone has actually gone down.
There are studies that have shown that testosterone is for
some reason, and men testosterone has decreased.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a it's it's it's nature nature. We don't
have to hunt for our food. We have no we're
not worried about going outside bean eat by something. There's
no danger in the world that we live in in reality,
as far as a day to day danger. So what
happens we don't have the need to reproduce or want
to do things where there's a fear we have to
have nine kids because seven of them die, you know,
and you know the wife's going to die in childbirth,
and two of them make it.
Speaker 4: We don't have to worry about that.
Speaker 2: So what happens is as as things become more comfortable,
it decreases because there isn't the body isn't picking up
going we need to we need right.
Speaker 1: And then add to that that, I think that a
lot of our food has a lot of estrogen in it.
I think a lot of our too, well, there's a
lot of fino estrogens in our food. There's a whole
conversation to be had about that where that's even girls
are starting their periods sooner and stuff like that. So
and boys are getting that too. So think about boys
are inundated with that, they're going to have less testosterone,
you know what I mean. So there's a lot of
crap that's about. But yeah, boys are men are becoming soft.
They're becoming softer, and it's not you know, when it
comes to like the school shootings, though, I will say
I've even told our daughter this school thing like not
going parents who sit back and watch stuff happen. I
am not one of those parents. I have told my
daughter explicitly. I have said, listen, here's the deal. If
there's ever a situation like that in your school, like
school shooting or whatever. I don't give a shit what
your teacher says. I don't care what your principal says.
If you can find a way out of that school,
you get out. Now, I'm told, I don't care. I'm like,
I don't care if you get expelled. Who cares if
you get expelled? We don't care. So you find out
if you can get out. I know that they usually
lock kids down, but if there's a way for you
to get out, get out, and then we'll come get
you sitting there as.
Speaker 4: The stock is not something that you.
Speaker 1: Want to do. I'm like, if there's a window you
can break and get out, get out, break the window.
I don't care if if the teacher's telling you not to,
I don't care. Defy the teacher's orders, break the window,
get out, like if you I don't care. And if
that's terrible, if you guys think it's terrible advice, I
don't care what you think either, because that's my kid.
That's how I mean. Until we told her so.
Speaker 4: Hiding under a desk is going to make the book away.
You get away from that.
Speaker 1: As we've always said, you run, you be mobile if
you can get out of there, get out of the situation.
And so that's my stance on that. And I pay
for those schools, you know what I mean. I pay
for them. And it's like if they can't get if
they can't get the situation under control, and if I
if I can do that for them, If that man
did that for that child, of course he's going to
do that. Why wouldn't he do that? Every man should
write And if you if a man can't do it,
then a mom will do it. You know right, speaking
of schools, we've got this This girl, a California high
school female athlete. She is awesome. Her name is Reese Hogan.
I just wanted to give her a shout out. She
was crown to run her up in the triple jump
at the cif which is this is, I guess, like
a California thing. See, I have.
Speaker 4: California enters.
Speaker 1: Turn something. Yeah right, it's the Southern Section finals on Saturday.
Despite setting a new personal record and she also set
a school record at thirty seven feet two inches, Okay,
she should have gotten first, but of course there's a
freaking transgender, that biological male that took first, and so
when he stepped aside, she got up on the first
place podium spot and everybody went wild in the crowd,
which shows you, I mean, this is in California, Which
shows you that people are sick of this crap. You're
sick of it. I think we have a little don't
we have a video. It's very brief. It was so brief,
but it was like her she got up there, everybody
was like losing their minds, as we should, right, I'm
the problem is that we have lunatics like this. Next
woman who live amongst us.
Speaker 17: Of two district two or three students, one at Lincoln
and one at Central. Today, I speak to you in
support of transgendered students and transgendered student athletes. I am
proud to live in a state that protects a student's
right to participate in sports that align with their gender identity.
I thank you for supporting and following this law. Other
parties will tell you that they believe this is a
disservice to our cisgendered students and especially our female athletes.
As the parent of two students in the district and
as a woman, I reject the notion that allowing transgendered
athletes to participate in sports is detrimental to our students.
Losing a race is disappointing. It is okay for our
students to experience disappointment. We cannot protect our children from
all the disappointments in life, but we can encourage them
to develop resilience. This growth mindset will benefit them in
numerous situations.
Speaker 4: Can you even that the biggest bunch of pe in
the world they have to lose for you?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: Listen, you know what I come up with a solution
for this?
Speaker 2: Hey? They got a trans athlete. Hey, Jimmy, go over
to the soccer field where the dudes are. Get the
best guy, Steve. No, yeah, yea, his name is Linda.
Now tell Linda to come on over here, because he's
playing in the game. See that chick over there with
the penis crack.
Speaker 4: It right, you got it? Guess what happen? Yeah, Hey,
we're just in the playing field.
Speaker 1: I cannot Yeah, disappoint the trans kid. How about that
cash me outside? I can't with these people. I mean,
they're lunatics. And you know that that chick has never
played a sport in her life, and you know that
neither of her children play sports. She doesn't know what
it's like for these girls to get up at four
in the morning and do two a days literally all year,
and not have a break, and do it because they
just to get like scholarship in college and have that
scholarship ripped away because a biological male came in and
beat the crap out of them in their chosen sports.
Speaker 4: Well, here, and this is something else we are never
talking about it. At the end of the day.
Speaker 2: You're right, Harold became Steve. Now Steve is dominating in
men's sports. We never talk about it in the.
Speaker 1: Other hundred and fifty percent, correct, you know what, because
these are boys who can't make it as boys in
their sports because they suck. They're like three hundredth in
their sport, right, and they're like, you know what, I
suck at this. I'm gonna go ahead and become a
girl and become number one. That's what they do because
they're cheaters. And she's talking to us about being disappointed.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that that right there is you know,
I can look and say, they're kids out there, they're confused.
Speaker 4: I understand that, and the vast majority of them don't
even play sports. But the reality of.
Speaker 2: This is the problem with the trans community is you
have people like her who stand up and make it
seem like it's everybody else's fault and you should just
shut up and be thankful that you lost, so you
could learn a lesson that it's get pissed more at
the activists and the lunatics, as you know, more so
than just attacking sometimes the kids, because I see that too,
and I'm like, yes, I understand that, but these people
are pushing some of these people into stuff that you know,
and the.
Speaker 4: Fact that you would go out there and go they're
gonna learn a good lesson. Well yeah, okay, well get again.
Speaker 2: I know he looks like a guy, but he's going
by a girl today because he's feeling very femme presenting.
So should we win? Oh yeah, he can dunk too.
Our chicks can get dunk. How would that?
Speaker 1: It's insanity, It's all insanity.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 1: I have a couple more nutballs, all right, and then
I promise, I'll I promise I'll end with something good. Okay,
all right? This chick is is one of those tolerant
liberals who can't be friends with their best friend anymore
because Trump. So there's that.
Speaker 13: This takeson my best friend, my best friend of fourteen years,
literally half of my life.
Speaker 3: I'm twenty eight.
Speaker 1: And I asked them who.
Speaker 3: They voted for.
Speaker 13: They said Donald Trump, and they said, I'm assuming you
voted the opposite and they said yes.
Speaker 5: And then my friend.
Speaker 1: Texted me and said, will you still be my friend?
She looks insane, doesn't she she's insane?
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's mentally unwell, oh.
Speaker 1: My gosh, are you it's.
Speaker 3: There?
Speaker 4: She's literally I'm waiting what happened. I don't know how
the relation.
Speaker 1: She said that she couldn't be friends with her friend anymore.
They were friends for who did she say? Fourteen years?
And then she's like, I can't be friend of a
New York and you voted for Trump. These it's just
so crazy. Have you lost any friends because of this?
Have you? Oh?
Speaker 4: And by the way, most of my friends are uber liberally.
Speaker 2: My best friend, yeah, to my best friends who one
of them was there the day I was born because
his mom and my mom were best friends.
Speaker 4: Are he is so liberal? Him and his brother. I
love them to death.
Speaker 2: And were They asked me questions and we talked, well,
we'll answer about politics, but we very rarely talk about
anything else. And they would never get rid of because
they're adults, and they would never get there are men.
Speaker 1: I think men are a little different.
Speaker 2: I think men, well, women are so to the left
and so emotional.
Speaker 1: So emotional about it. I think because I've lot I've lost,
men are just going to be like they're going to
bust their balls, right, They're going to kind of bust
each other's balls and say whatever. But I mean there's
going to be some men or who are going to
break up with their other because they're beta men. They're
going to they're not men.
Speaker 4: They're not the guys that run in and save the
little kid in the water. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Still though, they're the guys who need safe.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't know that the women is women. Women are
a little bit more emotional, and I've actually lost probably
two or three women front. Oh yeah. When we first
started our site, like in two thousand and nine, I
had one very very good front. I've talked about her
several times on the show. Her name is Tammy. She's
probably out there every once. She probably follows us, I
don't know, but she's she was. We were great, great friends,
and she we had never even done a podcast. We've
never done a show. We never we never did a video.
I'd barely written posts. I just told her we were
going to start this. It was a website that we
were starting. And she was like, we can't be friends
anymore because you're going to be putting stuff out there
that is conservative, so we have to shut this down.
And I was like, Okay, so I guess that's that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, my friend politics is a small port.
Speaker 2: I mean, my show is all about life and stuff,
politics small portion of it, and sitting here and saying, oh,
I can't be your friend because this.
Speaker 4: And you know, I got friends who are like there
was a there was an election.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I get that. It's just it's crazy. I think
it's a really ridiculous thing because I'm again, I'm a
gen xer, and I remember when we could have discussions
between liberals and conservatives and spirited discussions but then still
be like, all right, that's cool, let's go have a
drink whatever. Yeah, it's just it's very different.
Speaker 2: I imagine somebody can't be because you voted very different now, Okay,
And then there's.
Speaker 4: Guys.
Speaker 2: Here's the difference between guys and girls. Hey, dude, get
a bag, bring the car, the one without the license plates. Uh,
bring a few shovels, and don't ask.
Speaker 1: Any questions and like, all right there, I'll be there.
Weirdly enough, I'm that friend. I could totally do that,
even though I'm female. So South Okay, there's a South
Carolina teacher she is this is another weirdo. And I
promise we're going to have good stuff. I promise. But
the South Carolina teacher says she's not gonna have kids
after Trump one. So there's there are those two.
Speaker 20: The teacher last night, and the conversation with my fiance
and I had before we went to bed was if
this happens, we won't be having kids, at least not
in the next four years. We definitely can't have them
in the state we live in now. I'm already a
high risk and if we wait four years, I'll be
pushing thirty six, which makes me get which means it's
probably never going to happen for me. Not here in
the US. Definitely not here in Charleston, South Carolina. We
could move back to name they're a protected state, or
to Vermont somewhere in New England, but even then, who's
to say what's going to happen. And then waking up
to the text between myself and my female friends and
my LGB t Q plus friends and not knowing.
Speaker 1: What the world's I can't take anymore.
Speaker 4: So why can't she have any kids? Trump?
Speaker 1: And Trump is apparently blocking her uterus from having children.
This he's like a goalie. She's a goalie in front
of China. You can't.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, this is so stupid.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 1: Just she teaches kids. That's I think that's what bothered
me the most.
Speaker 2: Is that.
Speaker 1: Well, there's two things that bother me. One is that
she teaches children, she's molding young minds. And then the
second thing is that she said thirty six is geriatric.
What I'm sorry. I had my baby at thirty nine.
It's not cheriatric.
Speaker 2: I'm sitting here thinking to myself, Okay, why can't you
have a kid, Like, what's going to happen? Well, if
I have a kid, now, uh, what if I want
to abort it? So wait, you want to have a kid,
but you also want to have the right to say.
Speaker 1: Yeah maybe now no.
Speaker 2: You know, and your lgbt Q plus I A friends
are wearing weighing in on that one too.
Speaker 1: So glad, so glad that the blue hairs are weighing in.
It's just so ridiculous. I know this is a few
days old, but I just wanted to point something out
and then I promise there will be a positive note
at the end of this. But there were some protests
that happened in Asheville, North Carolina, this past weekend. I'm
going to show you the first clip. This is the
first clip from the protest. All the people marching down
the street, okay, and then they're all pissed off because
Trump is president. And then here's the second here's the
second clip.
Speaker 3: Demands it.
Speaker 12: I say it, this moment demands it.
Speaker 10: We are showing up for health care for immigrants, for
LGBTQ plus lives for veterans, for the people of Goss.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, So that that was that if you
looked carefully. I just wanted to point this out because
I know it's a couple of days old, but I
just what I noticed is that there was a lack
of youth, Okay, And I find it interesting how they're
just there's a lot of older people doing the protests
on the Democrat side. I'm just pointing it out, Okay.
Speaker 2: And when I went out to the because I've been
out to a couple of teslas ones and a couple
of marches like that here in Nashville, I would say
seventy five percent of it was people well into their
sixties and seventy because they're terrified. They're hearing something about
sold security and it's about medicaid, so they're terrified about
a lot of this stuff. And there wasn't in fact
that one at Tesla, there was maybe one person under four.
Speaker 1: So it got me on a little rabbit hole yesterday
and I saw this data from Morning Consult. There's a
trend towards moderation and or conservatism in gen Z and
I think we've talked about that on our show, but
I was looking at the numbers. But they say between
January twenty twenty one and June twenty twenty four, the
percentage of gen z ors. This says gen Z adults,
but it's gen z ors identifying as liberal has decreased
from forty one percent to twenty nine percent, while those
identifying as moderate increased from twenty one to twenty seven percent,
and conservatives rose from sixteen to twenty one, which I
think is should me more than that, but this is
what this particular study showed. But I Trump he garnered
forty seven percent of the eighteen to twenty nine age group,
up from thirty six percent in twenty twenty. That's a
huge number. It's huge, you guys. And this is a
huge shift, and it was particularly pronounced among young white men,
with a significant gender gap observed in this demographic. But
I will tell you that my daughter, who is fifteen,
everybody that she hangs out with, they're all conservative, conservative.
Speaker 2: My son, like, so his mom uber progressive California, uber progressive, sweet,
great woman. She's wonderful, but she's also not you know,
she always laughs because she's not blind to the wackiness
of right. But he's very much like all this stuff
is wacky. In my stepdaughter, who's fifteen, she is about
us Merca as she.
Speaker 4: Comes every day.
Speaker 2: She took come out asking me political questions and this
to'd be like America.
Speaker 4: You know, She's like, I need a.
Speaker 1: God's interesting, Like I find it fascinating. So there. I
just there's some hope out there. I think it's really
kind of cool because there's there's been this resurgence like this,
this really cool like pendulum swing of conservatism. I like it.
I like seeing it. We've been waiting for this for
a very long time because you know, we've been doing
this since two thousand and nine, Mack and I have
and man, we went through some years of my god,
these colleges. Everybody is so liberal, like are we ever?
Is the pendulum ever going to swing back? A pendulum
swinging back? And it's it's happy we're seeing it happen,
just based on these numbers and based on yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Because remember when we were young, was like, hey, if
you're not if you're if you're not a liberal when
you're in your thirties, you do not have a heart.
Speaker 4: If you're not a conservative when you're in your forties,
you don't totally.
Speaker 1: And so a lot of it is economic, but a
lot of it is just they're seeing this the stupidity
and people around them saying I hate America. It's like,
why why do you hate America? It's the best freaking
country in the planet, Like, why would you do that?
And that's how might that's my daughter and.
Speaker 4: Millennials really, the gen z ors and the altist totally.
Speaker 1: I totally agree with that. So anyways, that was my
good news to end with. We're going to do some
thank you really quick here. I don't have the stuff
that Miriam has access to, like when it comes to
locals and stuff like that. You guys, I'm sorry, I
just don't have it on my system. And I'm I mean,
I don't think Valin's going to get on to do that,
so we will have to catch you tomorrow. We'll do
the thank you for that tomorrow. But Alexandra says, happy
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for my niece who unexpected unexpectedly lost her fiance yesterday.
Oh my god. They're supposed to get married in June.
I am heartbroken for her, heartbroken for her, but I
know all I can do is give her to God.
I'm so sorry, and we will pray for her. Uri
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