Speaker 1: People are so over the ship. I'm over it.
Speaker 2: I'm over it. It's time for a conversation, you guys.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's so over it. I mean, so
much of the lying that the mainstream media does is
by omission.
Speaker 1: This is freaking bananas. Hey, everybody, what's happening. I was
trying to get time. This day sucks, you guys, sucks,
hate hate hate days out today. I listen, we were
talking in pre show.
Speaker 3: I have no idea how to gauge how long today's
show is going to be. Kind of wanted to be
short because content is so unbearable to.
Speaker 1: Talk about all of it, all of it.
Speaker 3: But I have as usual, we're gonna leave in a
good mood. Okay, that's always the goal of the show.
Speaker 1: Even if we have to.
Speaker 3: Talk about hard stuff, We're gonna leave in a good mood,
so count on it. And actually we're going to start
off with something it's not, I mean, silly.
Speaker 1: It is a news story of sorts.
Speaker 3: But the reason for my name today is because there
is this guy that I've never heard of before named
Dimitri Dasca Lacis, and I love that name, like I
just love to say it.
Speaker 1: Daska lacis right, like, is that not anything? Lots of
kys in it. You're like.
Speaker 2: That sound?
Speaker 1: You love that sound I do, and that listen. That
is a that's a good name.
Speaker 3: Now, the guy himself is a complete lunatic, and he
is a CDC. He's some big wig at the CDC,
or at least he was until yesterday when he decided
to decided to resign for all kinds of like dramatic
reasons because basically he hates RFK And so I was like, what,
why is this guy being so public and weird about
his resignation And so the whole letter that he wrote
to the CDC about resigning is so just self indulgent
and over the top. We're not including the whole thing,
but if you could just read these.
Speaker 2: Sessions that were okay, my resignation letter from CDC. Dear
doctor Howery is that his name?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm writing to formally resign from my position as Director
of the National Center of Immunization and Respiratory Diseases of
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC, effective August
twenty eighth, twenty twenty five, close of business. I am
happy to stay on for two weeks to provide transition
if requested. Well, that's nice that he's doing that. This
decision has not come easily, as I deeply value the
work that the CDC does in safeguarding public health, and
I'm proud of my contributions to that critical mission. However,
after much contemplation and reflection on recent developments and perspectives
brought to LFE by Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior, I
find that the views he and his staff have shared
challenged my ability to continue in my current role at
the agency and in the service of the health of
the American people. Enough is enough, So here's a little more.
I am unable to serve in an environment that treats
CDC as a tool to generate policies and materials that
do not reflect scientific reality and are designed to hurt
rather than improve the public's health. The recent change in
the adult and children's immunization schedule threaten the lives of
the youngest Americans and pregnant people.
Speaker 3: That's when I was like, Okay, nothing else you say matters,
because you refer to women as pregnant people people, and
that is not acceptable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So then when.
Speaker 2: They're talking about scientific reality is exactly people, okay, exactly.
Speaker 1: So here's a tiny bit more.
Speaker 2: For decades, I have been a trusted voice in the
LGBTQ community when it comes to critical health topics. I
must also cite the recklessness of the administration and their
efforts to erase transgender populations, critical domestic and international HIV programming,
and terminate key research to support equity as part of
my decision.
Speaker 1: And here's how we signed off. Sincerely, Dimitri C.
Speaker 2: Descal lais md MPH.
Speaker 1: He is his him. I mean, okay, so I won't
need you for two weeks. Bye. I was just like you.
You listen.
Speaker 3: I might have been interested to hear what you had
to say about why you're leaving CDC, and then you
ruined it.
Speaker 1: The nine first paragraph and then it was like right, yeah.
Speaker 3: So then as people as this started to travel through
the social sphere.
Speaker 1: Then it was revealed that this is him.
Speaker 4: So okay.
Speaker 3: So Rob Smith posted the fewer public health professionals that
we have serving in government who think it's a great
idea to pose in a pentagram harness for a magazine
cover the.
Speaker 1: Better Yes, bye, yeah, this is who we've had serving
in the CDC.
Speaker 2: Bye, curiously, It's like, what, what on what planet? Is
that a good idea as a professional, any profession to
wear a Pentagram harness for a photo shoot, any profession.
Speaker 1: Yeah, apparently this.
Speaker 3: I mean he has made waves in right wing circles
before because of his penchant for wearing Pentagram harnesses, and
so people accused him of being Satanic, which he sound
he roundly rejects.
Speaker 1: He says, that is absolutely not true. I am not
a Satanist.
Speaker 3: I just really I just wear really high end harnesses.
Speaker 1: That's his excuse. Provocative. It gets the people going, I
just can't.
Speaker 3: I cannot with these people. I cannot, I can They're freak.
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Speaker 3: Support truth and values, which is obviously what that guy has.
Speaker 2: The opposite of that dude in the Pentagram harness.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's just ridiculous.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go through the journey of yesterday?
Speaker 1: Shall we? It was my birthday? Yeah, it was your birthday,
and it was not not and it was not a
good news day. It was not a good news day.
And if for some reason there are people out there
who are like, why what happened?
Speaker 3: I didn't watch TV at all yesterday, We're going to
take you through the journey of horror that was yesterday,
aside from your birthday, which was not a horror of course,
but just the quick summary is that there was a
Catholic school and a church Annunciation Catholic school in Minneapolis
where children were basically there to pray ahead of their
classes beginning, and there was a shooting that occurred from
outside into the stained glass windows. Two kids eight and
ten were killed, like fourteen fifteen others, including a couple
of adults, were injured.
Speaker 1: There.
Speaker 3: All expected to survive, but the fact that two kids
were lost to this insanity, this senseless shooting, is obviously horrible.
And one of the kids, who is a survivor, spoke
about it a little bit to reporters afterwards, talking about
how a friend helped saved him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think he's going to be okay.
Speaker 5: And then my friend he was like laying on top
of me, like making sure I was safe, and he
got hit.
Speaker 1: So that was really brave of him. And on your deck, Yeah,
I was.
Speaker 6: I don't even know.
Speaker 1: It's from kind of looks like a three or some
that came from doing this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, godless these kids, you go through that, I just
now I can, okay. So I mean as we go
through the journey, we'll learn more about what happened, But
initially what happened is that Mayor fry Jacob Frye came
out immediately.
Speaker 1: To criticize anyone who was suggesting that we pray about this,
which was insane and he's not the only one, but
he basically kicked off this sort of anti prayer sentiment.
Here's what he said.
Speaker 7: Don't just say this is about thoughts and prayers right now.
These kids were literally praying. It was the first week
of school, they were in a church. These are kids
that should be learning with their friends. They should be
playing on the playground. They should be able to go
to school or church in peace without the fear or
risk of violence in their parents should have the same
kind of assurance.
Speaker 1: What a soulless Fry soulless goal. Same.
Speaker 3: Jacob Fry is the one you see pictured here kneeling
and I mean probably praying over George Floyd's casket, So
spare me.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't think he was praying. I don't
think that guy prays.
Speaker 6: God.
Speaker 2: I don't think a lot of these people pray. They
don't want you to pray, but keep praying, keep doing
because of course.
Speaker 3: That's I mean, anybody that suggests otherwise at a time
like this is doing the absolute opposite of what should
be done. And the more of these like soulless people
on the mainstream media, they just bought in to what
Jacob Fry said. Here was Dana Bash's immediate reaction.
Speaker 8: Expressing something that I know you feel and most people feel,
which is a combination of sadness but but raw rage
that forget, forget about h thoughts and prayers. These kids
were literally praying when they were murdered through a church window.
Speaker 9: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 8: And just you know, the Jake, Jacob, the mayor, and
his wife Sarah just had a second baby, so I
know he knows this.
Speaker 1: Just gutterly about how this feels.
Speaker 3: First of all, I'm just stunned that Jacob Fry is straight.
I guess I should say because that was shocking. But
this this was like a theme, you guys, that was
happening throughout the day. Brian Crassenstein, who's one of the
worst people ever, said praying is the problem here, not
the solution. People use prayer instead of action. If prayer worked,
a house of prayer wouldn't have just experienced this tragedy.
Speaker 1: I mean, what kind of that is. It's just insane.
Speaker 2: So basically Krasenstein has the same ideology as the shooter. Yeah, okay,
so Nami Klobachar. So does Dana Bash. Congratulations, you're as
messed up as he is or she or whatever the
hell it was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, And so does Jensaki, who said prayer is
not freaking enough. Prayers do not end school shootings. Prayers
don't make parents feel safe sending their kids to school.
Prayer doesn't bring these kids back enough with the thoughts
and prayers. I just I just could not believe how
pervasive this thought process was for people on the left.
And even though Michael Steele says he's on the right,
that's bullshit.
Speaker 10: I agree with the mayor. I'm not the thoughts and prayers.
Speaker 7: I'm so beyond okay, so beyond that that nonsense, the
lie of that.
Speaker 1: Wow. I love how Zeke Arkham put it.
Speaker 3: He said, after listening to what Democrat leaders and elected
officials are saying about prayer and faith today, I sincerely
don't understand how any Christian can continue to vote Democrat.
They are literally telling you that your faith is a
relevant to your face.
Speaker 2: Yes, and the shooter targeted that place because they are
Christian slash Catholic. That's why he went there and did that.
Speaker 1: He did that.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know. People were saying yesterday, I
don't know what's the motive. We don't know the motive.
What do you think the motive was? Jesus doesn't take
a freaking brain surgeon to figure that out. Oh my God, Like, seriously,
is this hard?
Speaker 1: I got so angry about that yesterday because people are.
Speaker 2: Like, we don't we still don't know a motive. It
was a transgender that went after Christian kids. We've seen
this before.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Am I not supposed to say that out loud?
Oh you can say it.
Speaker 2: I'm saying it. It's our show, so I'm saying it.
Out loud, and I got really pissed off this morning
because I did an experiment. Here's an experiment. You guys
can do it. If you don't believe me, you can
do it yourselves. I went to chat GPT and I
asked how many mass shootings have been carried out by
white men? And it happily told me right. And then
I asked it how many mass shootings have been carried
out by transgender and it flagged me for violating their
usage policy. Yeah what Yeah, my request was flagged is
potentially violating their usage policy. Please try again with a
different prompt. Yeah, you can't do that.
Speaker 1: That tells me where we are as a society.
Speaker 2: You can't ask chat GPT how many transgenders have carried
out a mass shooting. You can ask it how many
white men have.
Speaker 1: That's where we are.
Speaker 3: Wow, right, immediately immediately switched to groc immediately.
Speaker 2: This is well, this is the thing, but this is
where we are as a society. Just like the mayor says,
they're the victims, Christians are not the victims. I am
over that. I'm not over the prayer. Keep praying, y'all,
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Speaker 1: Do it.
Speaker 3: Our friendt Jennings Uh really just hit this nail on
the head when it came to all of this nonsense
from Democrats about prayer last night.
Speaker 1: It was so powerful how he put this. Take a listen.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I actually had a negative reaction to the mayor's
statements today. I think it's wrong, frankly, to vilify or
attack people of faith. You said thought some prayers ring hollow.
I think thoughts and prayers are the most solid on
days of tragedy for people who live their faith every day.
And I think on a daylight today, particularly in a
church community, there are probably people praying harder for comfort
today than they have ever prayed in their life. And
so I think, and I've heard others on the left today,
I go down this line of attack against people of faith,
sort of denigrating the idea that they might want to
pray today, And so I think his statements were misguided.
The thing that struck me today, Abby, truthfully, when I
was watching this unfold, was that the two little ones
that died were eight and ten. I have seven and nine.
Those are my two youngest. They turn eight and ten
in a few days. And I you know, we could
probably sit here and argue out all the issues of
faith and transgenderism and all the other things that have
been raised today. But it strikes me that none of
us ever want to know the terror and the absolute
empty hole that will never be filled that those parents
of the eight and ten year old are going to feel.
And I just thought maybe tonight the most useful thing
any of us can do would take ten seconds and
just sit quietly and be still and be quiet and
think about those families, because they are never going to
be the same no matter what we say.
Speaker 1: He's right, Yeah, he's absolutely right.
Speaker 3: And yeah, I just I have so many cusswords to
say about all the other people that are saying enough
with the thoughts and prayers.
Speaker 2: I don't understand either, you know. And I feel sorry
for the people that are saying that. Really, I truly
feel sorry for them. And you know what, everybody should
pray for them and their hearts because they are messed up.
Speaker 1: Yep, messed absolutely.
Speaker 3: And now, of course, you know the politics and all
of the the chitter chatter about guns and trans and
all the things. It happens almost instantaneously now with these
kinds of news stories. One of the things that Not
the Bee pointed out is that just within a twenty
four hour period, there was this mass shooting near a
Catholic high school, there was a fatality around eight PM,
a deadly shooting downtown early in the morning, a mass
shooting at a Catholic elementary school.
Speaker 1: And this is all in Minneapolis.
Speaker 3: And as they pointed out, Democrats, who essentially control the
city and state at large, have boasted about how Minneapolis
crime is down from the mostly peaceful riots of twenty twenty,
even after they defunded their police department in the name
of fighting racism. A police force that's unable to properly
respond due to high levels of violent crime on a
random Tuesday night and Wednesday morning says otherwise. And then
it turns out, according to this headline, that there were
Catholic school leaders warning Tim Walls a couple of years
ago that they needed help, that the schools are under attack,
that in twenty twenty three, when a trans person shot
up the Christian school in Tennessee, the head of Minnesota's
Catholic schools asked Tim Walls for help, and nothing changed,
not a single thing. In fact, they just doubled down
on all the trans issues. And we've got some clips
that we can remind people about in just a second.
But that just brings us to the shooter, right, And
so now the more that we're learning about this absolute psychopath.
This is a guy his name was Robert, who changed
his name with his mother's blessing. She filled out all
the legal paperwork back in twenty twenty so that Robert
could become Robin. And speaking of the mom who signed
off on all the paperwork, that mom apparently worked and
retired from that same church, So there was some connection
there and then interestingly, before you know, before the name
this person came out on the news, before there was
any information about this person at all, social media found him,
found the YouTube channel on which he posted a twenty
minute absolute stream of consciousness psychos awful. We're not going
to play any of it because it's just it's too disturbing.
But it was all out there and available while you know,
we're hearing from the talking heads on TV. Oh, we
don't know anything about who this is. And you know, granted,
I don't like it when people rush to say this
is who it is, because.
Speaker 1: So often that's wrong.
Speaker 3: But in hindsight, knowing that who they mentioned was the
person that it ended up being the culprit. It's amazing
how quickly all of this stuff is sourced and investigated
and found on x and other social media platforms.
Speaker 2: By regular people, by regular regular people, and then exactly
the actual journalists aren't doing their epping jobs.
Speaker 1: You know that.
Speaker 2: It is really interesting in these particular cases. It's like
they pick and choose which stories need to be talked
about and which stories don't. This one, I mean, it
was just interesting that we happened to find or I
say we, but normal people happened to find all of
this stuff about this dude, you know, it's it's our
media sucks.
Speaker 3: And I can assure you that had the YouTube channel
that included pages and pages and pages and pages of
this weirdo's manifesto, you know, and and the basically the
suicide note that he left behind for his family, none
of that would ever be made public. Had internet sleuths
not grabbed it while it was still available, I can
assure you that we would not have seen any of it.
We would not know the absolute lunacy of this guy
and the hatred that he had, not just for Christians,
but literally everybody, everybody, and.
Speaker 1: In particular Jews.
Speaker 3: You know, a lot of the weapons that he used,
by the way, all three of the firearms he used
were legally purchased, but he wrote on like the magazines
of these weapons, six million wasn't enough, referring to Jews,
Why so querious kill Donald Trump. All of these things
were written on the actual weapons that he used. And
then in the diaries and in all the like weirdly
like I think he used like some form of Russian
or weird there was like all kinds of weird language
in there. And then the post, the New York Post
translated cyrillic alphabet, whatever that is. He was very much
a part of this whole free Palestine thought process, even saying,
if I will carry out a racially motivated attack, it
would most likely be against filthy Zionist Jews.
Speaker 1: Apparently that's what was written. Yep, And I agree with you.
Speaker 2: If if we, if they wouldn't have found it on
the these internet saluts wouldn't have found it, would have
been Tennessee all over again, right, would have been the
trans gender thing in Tennessee, because remember we didn't find out.
I mean we literally had to beg and plead to
get something about that individual. Interesting how that works, Right,
if it's a white male, we know about it immediately.
Speaker 3: And you know, this person was so crazy and selfish
that they knew that they were gonna off themselves, but
they couldn't just do that. They had to take out
kids in the process. And even said that doing that,
killing kids of innocent civilians would bring him the most joy.
And then he said, I can't really put my finger
on a specific purpose. It definitely won't be for racism
or white supremacy. I don't really like being around people
of color, but I don't give enough of a shit
about them to take my life for them.
Speaker 1: So the only thing that.
Speaker 3: I have disagreed with you about so far in this
show is that I don't think this was specifically about
Christians and Catholics. This was a person who hated literally
everybody and just wanted to bring pain no matter, you know.
It just happened to be like a place with which
he was familiar. So I don't know that it was
necessarily I'm gonna get Catholic kids. I'm just going to
be I'm just going to send the most horrific message
that I can, right, you know.
Speaker 1: Okay, But I.
Speaker 2: Do believe that transgenderism is a mental health issue that
needs to be addressed and treated. I really do, and
not that question not amplified. And they definitely don't get
a pass for shooting up Christians. They don't get a pass.
And I feel like it's it is a different It
is a mental issue that is so entirely different than
the LGB part of LGBT totally, the t is different,
and I'm sick of pretending that it's not. It is different,
and people need to start talking about that. And when
I was looking at the coverage about this yesterday MSNBC
and CNN. All they talked about were guns. That's all
they talk about.
Speaker 3: And we're going to going to show that we're gonna
have a lot.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: That's all they talk about is the guns. And I'm like,
I can't. I can't even listen to the shit anymore.
I can't because it's like they are the root of
the I know we're going to get to it, but
it's like, I just it's it's immediate, and it's just
like discounting everything that is so obvious, and it's so obvious. Yes,
if you have half a brain cell, you see what's
happening here. And it's like, I it's like seeing a
kid that has problems and being a parent and not
recognizing that the kid has problems. You've got to get
the kid help. That's what's happening here. We're not doing
that as a country, And it's no.
Speaker 3: We're just glamorizing the whole entire trans ideology.
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Speaker 1: Okay, do it.
Speaker 3: You were just talking about like how awful the mainstream
media was, and an example of that is even when
like all of that twenty minute YouTube video, all the
information was out and they were supposedly scouring.
Speaker 1: Through it, they left out.
Speaker 3: I mean, so much of the line that the mainstream
media does is by omission. Here is a perfect example
coming from ABC. By the way, just really quickly, I
want to point out that the picture on the right
side of your screen is not part of this news report.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's his whole face that's on the screen.
Speaker 3: Somebody on Twitter then added the photo for reference so
you can show what he's omitting.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 11: We've also been going through it and can tell you
there are crude diagrams of the church. There are also
photos of the weapons, and they include all sorts of writings,
the names of past mass shooters, criticism of Israel, the
name of President Trump written on the guns. There are
also racial slurs nihilistic statements, all painting the picture of
a disturbed individual who carried out this mass shooting.
Speaker 1: It had Donald Trump's name on it. You guys, just
his name, just his name. What in the world?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Could you imagine if it were a right winger and
then they put Obama's name on it or Biden's name
on it. Can you imagine the coverage, the amplification, Like,
could you just imagine?
Speaker 1: I mean, it's ridiculous. It's like, doesn't matter, it's just Trump.
Speaker 3: And then of course, idiots like the mayor of Minneapolis
immediately the concern is first of all denigrating people of
faith and then worrying about how this is going to
impact the trans community.
Speaker 7: I have heard about a whole.
Speaker 14: Lot of hate that's being directed at our transform. Anybody
who is using this as using this as an opportunity
to villainize our trans community for any other community out there,
has lost their sense of common command.
Speaker 2: God, I get it again. They they're the victims, right,
They're the victim. Yeah, this is it's how how how
can they be? How can they turn this around? It's
so interesting. It's a gaslighting. Yeah, he's turning it around
and he's making transgenders the victims here.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but w t F. I can't.
Speaker 3: It's it's insane and it and it I mean, it
shouldn't be any surprise, especially in this state because as
we've even showed you well before this tragedy happened. You know,
the DNC has been having their summit there in Minneapolis,
and they've been talking about trans issues incessantly, even though
this is a losing issue for them. The last election
should prove that. And yet we'll just remind you this
is what Tim Walls said at that summit.
Speaker 9: It's the highest per capitable for being a safe haven
for transgender individuals in Minnesota.
Speaker 3: Great, how about a safe haven for the people that
don't want to be killed by them?
Speaker 1: Right? How about that? That would be good.
Speaker 3: Suburban black man said, how can anyone feel safe in
the state of Minnesota with Tim Walls as governor? And
our friend Michelle Tafoya simply said, we don't, we don't,
we don't.
Speaker 1: And he's not the only one.
Speaker 3: Keith Ellison, Attorney General, said something similar at the summit,
and we have.
Speaker 10: Sued him for a gender firming care.
Speaker 15: Yes, we are not going to skateeuild our transgender community,
and we have.
Speaker 5: Sued him to stand up for medical research.
Speaker 1: People are so over this shit.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I'm over it. Oh it's time for
a conversation, you guys. That's over it. I'm serious. Like
they are brushing this under the rug. They want so
madly to make this go away and to make transgenders
the victim. Somehow they're not. They're not.
Speaker 1: And the worst example, now, this is a less recent one.
I think this was like a year and.
Speaker 3: A half ago that the lieutenant governor of the state
of Minnesota.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, and I don't even remember her name.
Speaker 3: She is such a psycho, but she also huge, huge,
like pro trans activist essentially.
Speaker 1: And remember here's what she said a couple of years ago.
Drin tell us who they are.
Speaker 8: It is our job as grown ups to listen and
to believe them.
Speaker 1: Okay, I like the knife. That's what it means to
be a good parent.
Speaker 3: That's what it means to be a good parent. This
was the shirt that she was wearing. Look at the knife.
What message is that supposed to send?
Speaker 2: Right? What the hell does that mean? Psycho with a
freaking knife on your shirt?
Speaker 1: I can't. Okay, I cannot.
Speaker 3: Insurrection Barbie who. I don't even It's like such a
bought account. But I just I love it anyway because
I know I love the things that it posts are
I always agree with And they wrote the school shooting
phenomenon is one of the darkest developments in the last decades.
We don't understand its root causes fully. We never address
the underlying problems, and the only thing that happens is
that the left wants to grab guns from law abiding
citizens and the right has to fend.
Speaker 1: Off those attacks.
Speaker 3: Instead, we need to start having honest conversations about what
is causing this by looking at mental states, prescription drugs,
cultural influences, and parental involvement, so we can figure.
Speaker 1: Out a way to mitigate this. As a society.
Speaker 2: No one wants to do that. The only people that
want to do that are people on the right. I mean, you, guys,
A lot of people here are gen xers, boomers, people
like that listening right now. I don't know if you're
like me. I went to school in the eighties high school.
A lot of guys in Georgia that I went to
school with had freaking guns in the back of their
pickup trucks in their cars. They went hunting after school.
Anybody could have just walked into their car, gotten the gun,
walked into the school and shot it up. Didn't happen.
It did not happen when I was in school. I
never had to fear this stuff when I was in school.
I know you didn't either, mock. We didn't have to
worry about this. Why why is that? Why didn't we
have to worry about it? And then my kid does
It's not It's not because we're it's not because of guns.
It's not the same amount of guns, like people had
more guns going to school. It's not because of guns,
you guys. It's because of all the things that insurrection.
Barbie said, it's all those things and we're not talking
about it.
Speaker 3: Stephen King another perfect example. I saw on Twitter this
morning that he said, it's not the trans it's the guns.
And I'm like, I we have a whole bunch of
guns in our house, and somehow they're not like just
going off and shooting people exactly.
Speaker 1: How is that? Why is that? My god? How is that?
Speaker 3: And I can't even believe that that is something that
needs to be blamed and yet this is where we are.
Kurt Schlichter, always reliably ry had this to say, he
demands common sense trans control, and I don't disagree.
Speaker 2: I totally agree. I absolutely agree.
Speaker 3: But Jensaki, who cried her eyes out on TV yesterday,
and I'm going to play that part because it was
so just I just was so mad at her about
the whole prayer thing already. Yeah, to see her crying,
I just was like, I, all of.
Speaker 2: It has faked me, all of it nice, acting like
somebody give her an oscar already, right.
Speaker 3: And so she also had Jacob Frye on her show
last night and asked him the most ridiculous question. But
here's this is the liberal mentality.
Speaker 16: There has already been sort of some effort, which I
think is so sick and disgusting to weaponize some of
the details, even if we don't know a lot at
this point in time. And obviously the law enforcement in
your city had and keeping people abreast, including details about
the individual possibly being trans about the individual possibly having
negative things to say about Trump, possibly about some things
that have been on the weapons. A lot of this
is just very early reporting. What do you do as
a leader of your city to prevent details from being
weaponized and using this to blame something other than the guns.
Speaker 1: How can you blame something other than the guns?
Speaker 2: I mean, she says, the guns just walked over there
and shot themselves off. It's the guns, it's not the
guy who did it. Why are they so stupid?
Speaker 1: I don't know. It makes me insane, It makes me
rage so hard. I just okay, and at this point,
I mean, I don't know why.
Speaker 3: The simplest answer to so much of this is simply
hardening soft targets like churches and schools. I mean, granted
this guy was on the outside, but still, if you
have appropriate person who is securing a building securing the building,
you can prevent things like this.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's the thing.
Speaker 2: It's so obvious to Mesen. I have been screaming about this.
I've been writing representatives here in Texas forever about this,
and I don't get anything back.
Speaker 1: I mean, believe me. Like my number one, like I.
Speaker 2: Wish I could do this, If I could do this
before I get old and I'd lose my mind, is
I would love to see metal detectors and resource officers
and every single school in America, every single one, because
if our government buildings that have freaking politicians have resource
officers and metal detectors in them, why don't my kids
get protected? Why don't your kids and your grandkids get protected?
Why are politicians more important than our kids? Why is
that we pay taxes? Every single school should have a
metal detector, They should have locks on the doors, and
they should have resource officers, period, all of them. That
should be priority number one, like our tax dollars should
pay for that, and if they don't, they need to
have them immediately. I don't know why that's not a thing.
Why are we not doing that? People don't People shouldn't
be able to walk in the doors. You shouldn't be
able to like, they just shouldn't be able to do that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and listen, it's not a fail safe, but it's
certainly better than deterring. It's absolutely, absolutely it's a deter
And someone pointed out I saw this on Twitter yesterday too,
that is, you know, to your point, it's not just
government buildings, it's banks, right, they have guards protecting money, Yeah,
which they I guess is more important than human lives,
our kids.
Speaker 2: So when when politicians tell you I care about your kids,
say bullshit. Now you don't have exactly you represent me.
And I say that in Texas all the time, all
these Republican Texas people who represent me, when they say
I care about your kids, I always call bullshit because
I'm like, if you care about my kids, you would
have metal detectors in every single school in Texas.
Speaker 1: They don't care about my kids. They don't care about
your kids.
Speaker 2: Call them out on it, demand that they get metal
detectors at every single school with the resource officers.
Speaker 1: Exactly, exactly right.
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Speaker 3: There are some people willing to have the conversation about
the whole trans issue, Jesse Waters being one of them.
He had a really, really good monologue last night. Too
long to play the whole thing, but I've cut it
so we can get the best bits from it.
Speaker 15: Here's a little bit protect ourselves from trans shooters. The
media is bad at pattern recognition. We aren't just two
years ago, another trans twenty something walked into a Christian
school in Nashville with a rifle and shot three kids
and three adults. They buried the men, festo and lock
down the case. We've seen trans shootings in Colorado and
in Maryland. They even shut up an ice facility in Texas.
And it seems like half of Antifa's trans. A couple
of day them's just got popped for firebombing Teslas. I
don't hate anyone who thinks they're trans. I feel sorry
for them, But statistically the trans population has been prone
to violence. That's not villainizing, that's reality. Society shouldn't be
trying to produce more trans kids. We shouldn't be encouraging
an emotional disorder or whatever this is, and doctors should
stop profiting from it. Great Britain ended child sex change surgeries.
They said it's barbaric, and they're right. And politicians should
stop elevating the trans issue like it's the civil rights
struggle of the twenty first century. When someone has an illness,
we should treat it instead of affirm it. We don't
celebrate sks, it's sophrenia. We don't encourage depression, but the
lefts weaponizing trans kids and turning them into culture warriors,
and they've been turned loose against the church, schools and Trump.
Speaker 1: Yeah, totally.
Speaker 2: It is a mental health issue that needs to be
addressed and not celebrated and glorified and glorified.
Speaker 1: Loaded and encouraged and encouraged. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean again, like it's yes, he's right, we don't
hate these people, but you shouldn't be like, oh, yeah,
I have two or three transgender kids. I want them
to be this way. What is wrong with you? What
is going on? Like we need to figure out what
is happening with this population. Why are they so angry?
Why are they doing this stuff? It is a pattern.
You need to recognize patterns otherwise you're a freaking idiot.
Speaker 1: Well, and it's there. I can't.
Speaker 3: I think it was Andy No actually who was looking
at various Reddit threads about this topic, and he posted
screenshots from some of the reddit threads from trans people
and it was terrifying, like there is so there are
so many people who think exactly the way this freak thinks.
And I was like, I reposted and I was like, hi, FBI,
this is a great place to start surveilling, to hopefully
prevent the next tragedy, because unfortunately, this is a mental illness.
Everybody should recognize it as such and stop pretending that
it's something that we just need to accept as a
new identity.
Speaker 2: And again the LGBs and LGBT need to.
Speaker 1: Be like, no, yeah, like reject this.
Speaker 2: We reject this, and we're not like they need to
like we need to get them away from you know
what I mean.
Speaker 3: Other countries are starting to figure this out when it
comes to gender affirming care. There's a whistleblower by the
name of Jamie Reid who was on with Jesse Waters
last night, and she tells, I mean, from her own
first hand experience of working in one of these clinics,
she admits and says, I harmed kids here.
Speaker 17: She is actually participated in medicalizing young people for almost
five years. And what I saw was that we were
harming these kids. They were not getting better, often their
mental health was getting worse. We were tearing apart families.
And we also have to recognize that gender ideology tears
apart other facets of our social of our society. It
tears at sports and families and safety for women and
safety for families and kids, and so the ideology as
a whole, to me just became something that I felt
like I was participating in harming the exact same patients
that my job was supposed to be to protect, to
make them better. I was making them worse.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Wow, I believe it, though, of course I mean it.
Speaker 3: She she participated in it. And by the way, she's like
a big liberal. I think she's even married to a
trans person. Like she's the last person you would ever
expect to come out and be a whistleblower for this cause.
And yet her story is really powerful, really really powerful.
I mean, it's just unbelievable.
Speaker 1: And then it's not.
Speaker 3: It's not like it's hard to find other examples of
trans people being absolute lunatics. Here's a great example at
a Pride parade. I'm not sure where this is, but
there was a Pride parade where this fellow who is
obviously not trying to cause a huge, big commotion. He's
he's wearing a T shirt that says Jesus Loves you,
he's holding a sign that says Jesus loves you, and
he's just quietly standing there.
Speaker 1: Okay, and this is what happens. It's yourself right now, yourself.
Speaker 10: That's why you start to himself.
Speaker 1: You're fucking the ship as your true self. A little
fucking pushy who's shorter?
Speaker 14: I feel that to care?
Speaker 10: What about how they are? What quote?
Speaker 15: You don't like coming into people's faces and.
Speaker 8: Getting them uncomfortable taking in their true self.
Speaker 6: You don't like what people do that to you?
Speaker 17: Let go that else.
Speaker 1: Stop coming here, you piece of ship.
Speaker 3: I love him a fucking man, you loved me, you would.
Speaker 10: Put the fucking sign down. You don't go walk and
you thank everyone to.
Speaker 15: Be in here authentically, as opposed to telling them with
their fucked head sign that they need to fucking.
Speaker 10: Confirm and no longer exist.
Speaker 6: Stop fucking throating bride fucking everyone?
Speaker 1: What an absolute demon?
Speaker 2: I mean that poor kid, that poor kid, I just like,
oh my god, that that individual needs to be leveled,
like somebody just needs to check it. But that kid
has way more control than I would have had in
that situation. Oh my gosh, I love you. He's like,
I love you, I love you. Unbelievable wow. But unfortually
it's not Chris Farley. You guys, Chris Farley. That is
mean to Chris Farley. Okay, I love Chris god Rest.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is I it's not Unfortunately, it's not
hard to find those examples, is I think the point here?
And so like when Jacob Fry goes on all the
shows crying about how oh this is, I mean, I
just don't want, you know, trans people to be demonized.
Maybe a little demonization is what we need at this
point to turn this incredible societal sickness around because we
cannot stop, we cannot keep on promoting it and encouraging it.
It's these freaking bananas at least a little bit of reflection,
and we need to address it. I mean, I think
that the fact that we are, like you said, and
we both said, promoting it at this point, that the
culture is promoting it.
Speaker 2: You guys, it's like a fire at this point. It's
like a forest fire and it's out of control. It's
just completely out of control.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there was. There was a moment on Fox yesterday.
It was during the five and Kennedy was on that
I took a beat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as I said that too. I think a lot
of conservatives took a beat with that.
Speaker 3: Right, And so, because you know, this is the kind
of thing that like pokes at our belief and freedom
and love freedom. But she raises a point that needs
to be raised, and well, I'll just let her raise
it be done.
Speaker 15: If someone changes their name and thinks they're another gender,
would you not have them have access to weapons?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 18: I think there are trans people who are stocked, and
they are terrorized, and they worry about their own self protection,
and they deserve to protect themselves. I worry about someone
who has ever gone to the doctor and says, you know,
I feel a little anxious. Can you prescribe me some
xanax for a plane? And then all of a sudden
their name goes on some federal database.
Speaker 1: So what do we do with this? Like we do we?
Speaker 3: Or what could have been done in this psycho's case,
because he bought his weapons legally, He did not have
a criminal record of any kind. He was not on
the radar of anyone, although clearly that's questionable, Like how
was he not on someone's radar?
Speaker 1: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean it should have been. They're obviously parents involved.
There's a lot of stuff at play here. There are
a lot of it's like, there's so much stuff that
there's an onion that needs to be unraveled here. And
it goes deeper than just gun laws. You know, it
goes deeper than just him buying three guns. You know,
this is like, this is a societal deep issue that
has a lot of elements to it, and all those
elements were at play, and they were all failing this person,
all of them. I mean, like the fact that you know,
his mom like, oh yeah, I go ahead do this.
And I'm not just blaming the parents, but there are
a lot of things that play here. This person was
just this person was failed in a lot of ways.
It's just it's from a mental health perspective. I think
that we need better mental health facilities. I think people
they're not getting the help that they need, you know,
they're being and then there's the online perspective where these
people are being fed oh you're so great or you're this,
or like do this, and and I just there are
a goad jillion different things that probably made this individual
a demon. You know, Yeah, where is his father? I
don't know anything about his father.
Speaker 3: Yeah, their parents are divorced.
Speaker 1: We know that. I Mean, this is the thing.
Speaker 2: There's just so many things that play here. You can't
just pinpoint one thing that made this person a horrible,
disgusting killer.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, Candice Owens has completely lost her mind, and so
her take on this was to immediately go into the
wildest conspiracy possible. And here's what she said. This person
was created by a doctor. These are the fruits of
a deep state military experiment that has been going on
since the sixties. That is why all of these shooters
are exactly like the ones before.
Speaker 1: It's a factory.
Speaker 2: She should probably stop with the theories at this point. She
needs to just take a beat and not do this.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I just she's out of her mind.
Probably needs to just stop for a minute.
Speaker 3: Frank McCormick said, pay very close attention to what she's doing.
She's trying to shift blame to a doctor and or
the field of psychology. She's already referenced Freud so that
she can ultimately lay blame on a Jewish individual or
Jews collectively. And I would not be surprised at all
if that's where this is headed.
Speaker 2: Probably it always he always goes back to the Jews,
right Like I just yeah, yeah, she probably maybe just
get through the other the lawsuit that you got going
on that you were, So I'm gonna win it right right, Okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, focus on some other Yeah, she's just she's a lunatic,
all right, One conspiracy at a time. Okay.
Speaker 3: So anyway that happened, I feel like we've discussed it.
Speaker 1: What are we done?
Speaker 3: And we're gonna move on now. Okay, And you're gonna
now read a tweet. This came out obviously before the attack.
This was a Trump tweet about George Soros. Because we're
gonna talk a little bit about how just about Trump
and his efforts when it comes to crime.
Speaker 1: But here is what he said about George Soros yesterday.
You can read this, Okay.
Speaker 2: George Soros and his wonderful radical left son should be
charged with RICO because of their support of violent protests
and much more all throughout the United States of America.
We're not going to allow these lunatics to rip apart
America anymore, never giving it much as a chance to
and be free. Soros and as a group of psychopaths,
have caused great damage to our country. That includes his
crazy West Coast friends. Be careful, we're watching you. Thank
you for your attention to this matter.
Speaker 3: Okay, So I wonder if this has something to do
with the ongoing investigation of Act Blue and some of
these Democrat NGOs that are super corrupt and they've taken
a ton of government well, a ton of taxpayer money
right for all kinds of nefarious things. I wonder if
this is related to that. I don't know, because I'm
not in Trump's brain.
Speaker 2: But it's kind of awesome. I mean, hearing George Soros
has been on everybody's radar. We've been hearing about how
he's like a puppet master for years, so it's kind
of nice that we're hearing a little bit about him
going after this, this guy like the great Oz behind
the curtain, right Democrat.
Speaker 3: Exactly, and this whole crime issue when it comes to Trump,
I mean, he is. His approval rating is surging. It's
up by five points since his crackdown on crime in DC,
and new approval on his policies on crime is at
a majority fifty three percent of Americans. Eighty one percent
of Americans now say crime is a major problem. And so,
as our BFF Scaut Jennings points out, this is yet
again an eighty twenty issue that Democrats are on the
wrong side of as they always always are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, always, and listen, going back to the horrible thing
that happened yesterday. I think when people on the left
say your thoughts and prayers are crap, I also think
that that's a losing issue for them. You know, that
is just so blatantly anti American When people say that, Yeah,
I just do I think that that is don't do that.
People are going to look at you and be like, what, seriously,
you don't want me to love people and pray for
them and want good things for them and be a
prayer full person like I. When you start saying that
kind of stuff, people get their burr up. I just
think that that that also is a losing issue, even
if you're not. I mean, I know people who are
agnostic and they still find that off putting.
Speaker 1: You know, Yeah, it's because it's.
Speaker 3: The intentions behind it are always good and decent and loving,
and so how how you want to shit all over that?
Speaker 1: I just don't. I don't get just it's a bad
it's a bad take.
Speaker 3: It is a bad take, absolutely, And you know, democrats
entire take on crime and the way to fight it
is so asked backwards. It just makes no sense that
they want to fight against Trump, who is trying to
fight crime, but they continue to do it.
Speaker 1: And Kevin O'Leary and.
Speaker 3: Scott Jennings talked on Abby's show last night about this,
and I just feel like they really let her have
it and it was it was good.
Speaker 1: You'll hear it right now.
Speaker 13: I understand that people do want safety. I mean, there's
no question about safety, right you.
Speaker 10: People want safety.
Speaker 13: People broad daylight safety and security. But I don't think
it's true that people don't care whether or not the
US military is.
Speaker 10: With a.
Speaker 13: I mean, I think that that's a general, that's a
that's an important American principle that has its roots all
the way to it to this country's founding. And it's
also because the military serves a role to protect Americans,
not to be used against them.
Speaker 1: Exactly.
Speaker 9: You keep saying used against Americans. What kind of Americans?
Do you mean? The ones that are murdering US, carjacking US,
raping US, terrorizing our cities. I mean, you're saying like
he's creating an actual war against American citizens. What he's
actually creating is a war against criminals and by the way,
illegal aliens who they are rounding up by the.
Speaker 2: That should be called the Scott Jennings Show. Honestly, it
really should. It would be so much better even know
what that show is called. I just know that it's
Scott Jennings's show.
Speaker 10: What is that?
Speaker 1: What is that show called? I don't even know it?
Ab Is it the Abbey Phillips Show?
Speaker 2: Because it's not. It's not the Abbey Phillips Show. It's
the Scott Jennying Show.
Speaker 1: Is it like the something with Abbey Philips? I genuinely
don't know. Nobody genuinely cares. They just watch it for Scott.
Let's get right totally one, all right. We also need
to talk about what's going on at the FED.
Speaker 3: There is this higher up at the FED named Lisa Cook,
who is yet another person like Adam Schiff, who decided
that she was.
Speaker 1: Going to commit mortgage fraud.
Speaker 3: And so, as you'll see in these photos, on the
left is her primary residence in ann Arbor, Michigan. That
is her primary residence for legal tax and financial purposes.
On the right is her primary residence in Atlanta, Georgia,
used for legal tax and financial purposes. If you did this,
as brad On Brey points out, bat On Bray points out,
you would be in jail. But Democrats, are you that.
Speaker 1: Lisa Cook is above the law because she's a black
woman and a Biden appointee.
Speaker 2: Nice, It's like, is that black privilege? Is that what
they call that? Or is it blood Biden privilege?
Speaker 1: Is that what that is? Blood Biden privilege?
Speaker 2: It's yeah, this is privileged.
Speaker 1: I don't have. That's exactly right. That's exactly right.
Speaker 3: And Newsmax there is a guy on news Max yesterday
talking about because you know, Trump wants.
Speaker 1: To fire this person, and all these people are.
Speaker 3: Like, you can't fire because she's black and she's a
Biden appointee. And as Newsmax points out, this guy on
Newsmax points out, Trump is well within his rights to
fire her.
Speaker 1: Here he is.
Speaker 19: Her job is to guard against the type of mortgage
fraud that undermines the financial system, not to go out
and commit it herself. The Federal Reserve Act of nineteen thirteen,
Section ten, gives the President and the President alone the
statutory legal right to remove a FED governor for cause.
This type of four cause toulation includes wrongdoing.
Speaker 1: What is more wrong than lying.
Speaker 19: On a mortgage application in the span of two weeks
on two properties in two states, getting two separate mortgages,
both claiming they were her primary residence.
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, right, this is not just like
oh I goofed.
Speaker 3: When you do it within two weeks of each other,
who buys two homes and two weeks.
Speaker 1: Of each other?
Speaker 2: Right, does that he should fire just because she called
him a fascist? In twenty twenty, I'd be like, screw you.
I don't want you to think for me. You called me
a fascist. F you, here's my middle finger. Buy. I
mean that's seriously. Would you want somebody to work for
you that called you a fascist? And she called him
a fascist, and that she said he sews division. Okay,
let me produce you to Obama, lady right exactly.
Speaker 3: Here's a little bit more information about the mortgage fraud
that was committed.
Speaker 14: To know is whether what the president has at this
point amounts to.
Speaker 1: Call at issue.
Speaker 4: In twenty twenty one, Cook purchased a home in Michigan,
then another home in Georgia, declaring both to be her
primary residence. Based on a CNN review of mortgage documents,
potentially double dipping on financial incentives for home buyers, but antdo.
She has denied wrongdoing, she was never charged. That might
not be a valid cause to fire her anyway. And
she may have an explanation. She could just say she
made a mistake.
Speaker 3: She could, she could, but as Scott Bessant points out,
she hasn't even done that, which is super sketch.
Speaker 20: Is putting undue pressure on the FED. And there are
people like President Trump and myself who think that if
a said official committed mortgage fraud, that this should be
examined and that they shouldn't be serving as one of
the nation's leading financial regulators. And you know what we
haven't herd from MS Cook is we haven't heard her
say I didn't do it.
Speaker 1: That seems kind of basic.
Speaker 2: I feel like that ud be easy for her to do. Yeah,
just say it. And like people like Paul Krugman is
a Krugman. Krugman, He's like, this is like a like
what did he say? It's like he said, it's like
cheating on a third grade exam. So Democrats are excusing
this like it's no big deal. Like they're basically saying
it's fine if you commit mortgage fraud.
Speaker 1: It's totally okay. You guys it's fine. I mean if
I did it, though, they would be like put her
in jail. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Totally's a conservative, fraudulent and she is in a high
executive level financial role over all of us.
Speaker 2: I mean, are you kidding they because it's always different
for Democrats. Democrats always have different rules.
Speaker 1: Like that, and I love that.
Speaker 3: When Trump was asked about this, this may have been
actually the same day as the cabinet meeting or in
the cabinet meeting, but someone was asking about this and
and basically saying, why are you spending time? Why is
your administration spending time looking into the mortgage records of
officials like this? And his response was spot freaking on.
Speaker 1: I loved it.
Speaker 3: By digging into the mortgage records.
Speaker 21: No, they're public. I mean you can find out those records.
You can go check out the records yourself. And you
should be doing that job. Actually, you wouldn't do that
because that's the kind of reporter you are. But you
should be doing that job. I shouldn't have to be
doing it. If you did your job properly, we wouldn't
have problems.
Speaker 1: Like Lisa Cook, that's right, it was perfect, that's right.
Suck it, lady. I love that so much. Uh huh,
perfect answer.
Speaker 3: Just a couple of totally unrelated random things, two of
which are from Scott Adams, which I just thought were
of interest. Remember how the other day, during that cabinet meeting,
we had told you that RFK Junior had said, listen,
we've found some really significant things about autism that we're
going to be announcing in September. Right, So here is
what Scott Adams said.
Speaker 1: We're getting close.
Speaker 3: To Democrats coming out in favor of more autism.
Speaker 1: You can expect to see that in September. You're gonna
be like, what's wrong with autism? What's wrong with it?
We really like it. I want my kid to be autistic.
I really like it. Okay, Oh my god, I just
love him so much.
Speaker 3: And then he also retweeted a headline which I thought
was super interesting. There's a new shark that has been
discovered that is orange, you guys, And so he said,
a Trump shark could be our new national fish.
Speaker 1: I don't call it a Tennessee shark. Isn't that amazing?
It's so orange? Oh my god, orange? Wow, so orange.
It's kind of nuts.
Speaker 3: All right, let's do some cultural stuff. This video that
you are about to see, it's a couple of years
old now.
Speaker 1: It was new to me though yesterday.
Speaker 3: And it's from a high school teacher who and he's
in our generation, right, he's an exer who is rightly
so frustrated by how dumb a lot of the youth are. Right,
and then he's giving an example that absolutely blew my mind.
Speaker 6: Behold, believe what I'm about to tell you, especially if
you're forty five or older, hopefully younger. But today in class,
for those of you who don't know, I do teach
high school, and today in class I had a student.
Speaker 10: Ask me if I was alive when the world was
black and white? Yeah, yeah, that look you have to say.
Look I had.
Speaker 5: I went, what what do you mean when the world
was black and white? He said, you know, like in
the old TV shows, the world was black and white?
When did it go color?
Speaker 10: I said, what do you mean? When did it go color?
Speaker 6: He goes like, I mean, was the world black and white?
Or did just everyone see black and white?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Oh are.
Speaker 10: You are you kidding me? He goes, No, A lot
of people say that the world used to be black
and white. I'm like, are you There's no way people
believe this. He goes ask other people. So I did.
Speaker 6: I said, hey, kids, how many of you used to
think the world was black and white. Half of the
kids raised their hand.
Speaker 10: No, and I'm talking about black and white, Andy Griffith.
Speaker 6: They watched old TV shows and just thought the world
used to be black and white.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I was shocked.
Speaker 6: I actually went to another classroom because thank it, they're
pranking me. No, one can't thank this, there's no way.
Went to another place, ask the same question. The kids
raise their hand.
Speaker 1: I can't. We're doomed, you guys, we are. I'm gonna
need a drink after. I'm gonna I'm gonna just day
drink after the show.
Speaker 3: Oh but I recommend Republican rud Yeah you can.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, you guys.
Speaker 3: It's just such a sad, sorry state of affairs, you know.
So not to depress you further, but I saw that,
and I was like, yeah, we're gonna have to talk
about that.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have to share that because that is a
thing that people thought. Parents.
Speaker 2: How I mean, I feel like you just gotta you
gotta be on top of this stuff, you know, yeah,
do your kids maybe have conversations once in a while.
Speaker 3: You would have thought that these kids would have been
exposed to the Wizard of Oz, for example, which starts
out black and white and goes into color, so that
you can see that this is a movie.
Speaker 1: Trick, like this is a TV trick.
Speaker 3: It's not the actual world, you know what I mean?
But no, that is what the kids.
Speaker 2: It is imaginable, gentle giant giant, it's an unimaginable.
Speaker 1: It's unimaginable.
Speaker 3: It is right, And then this next video just is infuriating,
like there's a woman you can't say anything on the internet.
We actually did a little social experiment about this years
ago on our website where we decided that people were
so interested in just being mad or outraged or wanting
to fight people that they would get mad at literally anything.
And so we thought, what could we post just as
a picture that nobody could possibly be mad at, and
was like a basket full of puppies, Yes, but like
the puppies were all white or something. So people were
thinking it was like people will find a reason.
Speaker 1: To be always bitch about something.
Speaker 2: People always find a reason to be mad and complain.
They want to complain about something.
Speaker 3: Or just take offense to something that is utterly not offensive.
So here's a great example. There was a woman who
I guess made a TikTok saying that she was I mean,
she was pregnant. She is pregnant, and she said in
her video she didn't care what the gender was. She
just wanted to have a healthy baby.
Speaker 1: I don't think there's really.
Speaker 3: Anything wrong with saying that, Like, isn't every pregnant person
every mother to be?
Speaker 1: Don't they all want that? Yeah? Right?
Speaker 2: Okay, Like that's a most and most women back before
we did like the whole gender finding out the gender.
A lot of women don't find out the gender, and
they're like, I just wanted to be I want the
baby to baby, right.
Speaker 3: Every pregnant woman wants a healthy baby, right, I mean
that that's not offensive.
Speaker 1: And behold, oh my god.
Speaker 12: There's nothing you can say on the internet that somebody
can't make negative. And there's also nothing you can say
on the internet that somebody can then put words in
your mouth and say something you did not say. For example,
this lady posted this real she said, ignoring everyone who
says it better be a boy this time and just
praying for a healthy baby, which is you know, general
reveal this and that I just want a healthy baby.
Somebody responded and said, mom of an unhealthy kid, here
to say that those babies are equally valuable and worthy
of love.
Speaker 10: She didn't say they weren't.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 12: She didn't say that unhealthy kids weren't. All she said
is I'm praying for a healthy baby. Somebody else said,
whatever healthy means. If it's not healthy, then your prayers
won't be answered. How is ableism different from being sex selective?
So you can't pray for.
Speaker 10: A healthy baby.
Speaker 1: My god, you can't wish for health. You can't even
want health.
Speaker 10: You can't wish for it.
Speaker 12: So she said to the first lady, sending you guys
so much love. And another person responded, not sure what
you mean by sending her love when you just insulted
her child for not being healthy. But she did it
though she didn't her child for not being healthy. All
she said is I'm praying for a healthy baby for myself.
And you done told her that she won't love an
unhealthy baby. You done say she insulted a woman's baby
that she don't know.
Speaker 10: We don't need the Internet.
Speaker 12: We definitely don't need comments because people will say you said.
Speaker 2: Anything right their freaking mind.
Speaker 1: William the Texan, sweet Meteor of Death, that's right, yes,
come Smad, please come all right? Nuts people are nuts,
Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: Well, and then this next clip will obviously put a
nice little fine point on that. And it is related
sort of, I guess, tangentially to the trans community. I
had not listen. It's bad enough that there are men
out there that want to they want to cause play women, right,
and so they do the makeup and they do the
hair and the dresses and all that stuff. I was
unaware that there is a subset of that community that
actually puts on full ass skin suits and masks. Of anyway,
I'm just going to show to you because it's horrific.
Speaker 1: And I put this mask on in the wig and
you know, look very nice.
Speaker 10: It's like a beautiful woman walking down the street. I
just can't believe that that's a seventy year old man
in the mirror. And that's for I do this seven
year old man in the mirror. I'll quit this tomorrow.
Speaker 3: After years in solitude, Robert has decided to appear in
public as Sherry at a gathering of fellow maskers in Minneapolis.
Speaker 9: I don't have any.
Speaker 7: That mask that where I live, so I just came
to see what kind of people do mask and wear
rubber and the rubber dolls?
Speaker 10: What kind of people are I don't know yet? All right,
I might work with a week Okay, all right, jeez.
Speaker 14: I don't know.
Speaker 10: You don't want to go with that? But then what
the gloves? Well? I do it?
Speaker 1: My god, mock.
Speaker 2: So I okay, I'm getting it, puts the lotion on
or gets the host's.
Speaker 1: An actual skin suit.
Speaker 2: Hello, you guys, it's you cannot tell me this is normal.
Speaker 1: It's not. That's a menimal illness.
Speaker 3: It just needs to be mental institutions for people who are.
Speaker 1: Like this normal victims. Oh my god, what's wrong with you? Daisy? Okay,
what's wrong with me? What's wrong with me? Okay?
Speaker 3: All right, all right, we've got some thank yous from
the ballpit crew. Yesterday Teresa Douglas sent this was for
you to play the lottery.
Speaker 1: She said it. I played it. We didn't win.
Speaker 2: We got like twenty eight dollars, I think, right said,
I think we got like bad pretty good. It's my
retirement you guys. I'm like trying to like supplement my
retirement with the lottery. It's redneck lottery. Yeah, redneck retirement.
Speaker 1: I mean Cammy t said Happy happy birthday.
Speaker 3: Carolyn said, happy birthday, had a great whoe. Tina Jump said,
Happy birthday, Daisy, Love love love the show. Loyal listener,
first time shout out, Hope your day is amazing. PS,
love you too, mock.
Speaker 1: Mock mock balls, Thank you, Tina.
Speaker 3: Colleen W said I don't give a peanut about Taylor Swift,
but every news piece that highlights the royal couple of
America without mentioning Megan Markle brings me joy.
Speaker 1: True Colling.
Speaker 3: I love that kind of pettiness. I love it, right,
love it. Heather Sellah said I tried to write something else,
but there are too many characters for Venmo, so I
decided to say Happy birthday, Daisy.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I'm thank.
Speaker 2: You, Heather, and now you okay. Marcy Perilez, Good morning, chicks.
Hope you had a wonderful Thursday. Hope you have a
wonderful Thursday. Thanks for being the best part of my morning.
It's very sweet. Dawn Athlee twenty one to sixty The
guy who owned Steak in Shake holds ten percent of
Cracker Barrel stock. Now we know why he is so
concerned about Cracker Barrel's welfare.
Speaker 1: That is very interesting.
Speaker 3: Gone very interesting. Well to stop up, up up the
announcement that they're not changing the logo anymore, stock prices
went way up.
Speaker 1: So interesting, Alex.
Speaker 2: The carnivor pray you reunited my grandparents, brought peace to
my family after the loss of loved ones, and gave
my friend courage to get justice for her daughter. Prayer works,
and thank you to everyone who's prayed. I absolutely route
you one hundred and fifty percent, Alex. It does, yes,
Riba Henry six two four two, Daisy. It's not the guns,
it's the mentality of the people. When I was in
high school in Oklahoma, cowboy teens hung shotguns and their
trucks on school property and we never had a school
shooting or any other active violence. That's right, same with
me and Georgia grown up. We never did. And people
need to start questioning why that's the case now, Like
what is going on Samantha Kaye part We should hire
retiring service members as school guards. They're trained, have background
checks and have proven their dedication or use the reserves
guard like funeral detail. Make it voluntary totally.
Speaker 1: I agree with that.
Speaker 2: Plus we need to lock down the schools. We have
to have metal detectors. It would deter That would just
be an extra level of deterrence. There's no reason we
can't pay for that. Elizabeth Jared's three seven seventeen Mayor
Fry and dem rats will meet their maker. If he
would have had Jesus in his heart, this would not
have happened. This was the devil. God will prevail. I
agree one hundred percent. We need Jesus more than ever.
Brian Bremley. One has to be said. Sodom and Gomorah
were leveled for less than this. The demons are loose
in disguise a Democrats, progressives and communists agree, Brian Brian
Rumley won.
Speaker 1: And Islamists Yes yes.
Speaker 2: Robin Brooks nineteen forty celebrating my birthday with the Chicks
this morning.
Speaker 1: Longtime watcher from Michigan, trying to share the love. Thank you, Robin,
thank you. I'm Saren All like depressing of a show.
It was because it was sorry.
Speaker 2: I know. Hopefully tomorrow will be a better news cycle.
Karen Elliott twenty nine oh three. Dems love sanctuary status,
but they have no clue that for the faith community,
a church is a sanctuary. This is what evil looks like.
That is right, Karen. Karen Elliot twenty nine oh three.
Read the list of side effects on the meds they
give to trans people. Suicidal and homicidal ideation is on
the list.
Speaker 1: Wake up. That is right. Yep.
Speaker 2: We need to be looking at all of that, and
also inteddepressants and everything that they're giving kids, all of
the meds, everything. We need to be looking at everything.
Elizabeth speaks truth, prayer, eternal rest, grant onto them, Oh Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon them.
Speaker 1: Amen.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Elizabeth T Media. I'm publishing fact. Gender identity
just is very closely related to anorexia. Do we prescribe
diepills and gym memberships to them? Of course not. This
trans insanity is completely criminal. Follow the money. Gender affirming
denying care is hugely profitable. Yes, absolutely absolutely, and those
very generous.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Timmy.
Speaker 2: Yes, thank you, Julie Denny four nine two. We need
national Guard at the schools. Criminals in DC are scared
of the National Guard. A trans person wouldn't dare try
That's right, GDF twenty one nineteen. Happy belated birthday, Daisy.
Thank you, it's very sweet. Stroke gen gender reveals defeat
the purpose of the idea that an unborn child is
not human. Also, it shows an admittance that only two
genders exist. Hugs. Harry ray Nick, sixty seventy. Happy belated birthday.
I will be sending thoughts and prayers and I will
accept them. I love it they will accept them. Yes,
I love that. Thoughts and prayers are always welcome for
everybody that you know that gets it.
Speaker 1: So thank you for that. I better check Venmo really quick.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm so glad I did because somebody sent something.
Speaker 1: Let me look. Oh gosh, there's a few.
Speaker 3: Shane Medlin said, Happy belated birthday, Daisy. You're living proof
that things absolutely.
Speaker 1: Get better with age. Oh it was a great one.
Speaker 3: Alex Hopkins said, yesterday was the first live show I've
missed in ages because it was my third daughter's eleventh birthday.
Watched the show later in the day and found out
it was Daisy's birthday too. I knew there was a
reason I like you so much. Love you Virgos, Happy
belated birthday.
Speaker 1: Happy birthday to her.
Speaker 3: And Kelly Wiseman said, I prayed last night and I
will continue to pray for the lost souls in the world.
It is not the tool that ends lives. It is
the evil walking this world that does. Keep praying jerks
as we all should.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, ma'am, Okay, you guys were bringing it in.
Speaker 1: We all need a big hug.
Speaker 2: Today, big hog, extra big huge, big.
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Speaker 3: Everybody for like sticking with us when the news is
hard and right fun to talk about it, and so
for understanding that even during hard news cycles we still
got to shout out our sponsors. They're what keeps our
show free, right, and so even though it's uncomfortable and
awkward to do that sometimes, we appreciate you sticking through.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm glad you mentioned that. Mock.
Speaker 2: Yeah, totally appreciate it. We appreciate you guys. You guys,
try to have a wonderful day, and we will talk
to you tomorrow.