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steals everybody's hearts again. Anna. He's such a cutie, isn't he?
And Corey Booker Cory Booker makes everybody super uncomfortable. All
that and so much more coming up on the show today.
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Speaker 2: I thought of a song for it.
Speaker 1: Why am I not surprised?
Speaker 2: Because I was thinking, you know, it's been a while.
Speaker 4: You had a song on a remember that.
Speaker 2: Remember that song? It's like a billion years old. When
it was like a duo and one of them was like,
are you read and you're ready?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: To fall in love of? No?
Speaker 4: Is that bad? We're not going to sing it ever?
Speaker 1: Bed to fall which, right, yeah, that works. I'm just
saying you, guys, I'm sorry about our show. I'm sorry
about it, and I'm sorry it's it's herbs and peaches.
It's peaches, an herb fixed and cowboy herbs and peaches.
We're herbs and peaches. They were peaches in her which
one is the peach?
Speaker 2: And I'm sorry that apparently we're not streaming to twitch
today because I got like a notice that said your
headline is not suitable for Twitch, and I was like,
it says dem mayors get grilled on the hill. DJ,
Daniel steals more hearts Corey Booker creeps us out?
Speaker 1: Yea, what is wrong with that? It's probably the Corey
Booker out. That's how he talked. He talks like Kermit
the Frog. Why aren't you doing?
Speaker 2: I don't know, I just can't.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I feel like I've lost my touch.
Speaker 2: I've been too busy singing. Anyway, All right, let's get
into the things and the stuff. Obviously, there is still
lots of discussion about the presidential address the other night,
and so we'll have some continued reaction to that. The
fallout continues, and it's all just very very entertaining. But
according to a CBS you Gov.
Speaker 1: Pole, it was really really good.
Speaker 4: It was really good.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's a lot of support behind Trump's policies,
so it's not even just about, you know, how he
performed in the speech the other night. People are overwhelmingly
support of the things he is trying to do, but
specifically about the speech. According to some of these Pole statistics,
sixty eight percent of watchers said it made them feel
hopeful and proud. And I thought that was great.
Speaker 1: That's so that's my favorite. Yeah, Rachel Maddow and Nicole
Wallace can suck it.
Speaker 4: They can suck it.
Speaker 2: Indeed, And if you would like to hear someone's opinion
about Nicole Wallace, make sure that you check out our
podcast that we did with Mike Davis. It was released yesterday,
and he had thought, just make sure.
Speaker 1: You hide your kids, hide you watch dogs, hide your cats,
hide your hamsters, hide all the things.
Speaker 2: He's got a little bit of a potty mouth, which
seems to be a trend all across the media, all
across Congress, and we'll have lots of examples to show
that even yet today. So hang on to your just
hide everybody right now. Okay, just hide everybody because there's
going to be a lot of cussing today. But about
precious Darling adorable DJ Daniel, who is absolutely stealing everybody's hearts,
as we mentioned, and he's been making the talk show rounds.
He is not the best interview I will say, because
he's too he's great.
Speaker 1: I love it. It's like interviewing like kids, interviewing kids
because you just never know what you're getting, you.
Speaker 2: Never know well exactly. And so Steve Doocy had a
tough time. I've cut this like a lot because it
was actually making me uncomfortable to watch it.
Speaker 4: But I do have one little clip of Steve.
Speaker 2: Doocy talking to DJ and his dad, and here is
just a teensy bit of that.
Speaker 7: Right, and so he's been sworn in by nine hundred
and nine different agencies. But DJ, last night, you officially
became a member of the Secret Service.
Speaker 2: That's the that's the coolest one, right.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, I know you were You did talk
to the first lady. You have not spoken to the
president directly. He I think is watching right now. What
would you like to say to Donald Trump?
Speaker 8: I like to say thank you to him. And I
hope he got his cowboy hat because I've bought him
a brown woman from Texas. But I'm not sure that
they got it out the thing that were they checking
because the dog had to sniff it and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: I got a feeling after you just said that they're
going to make sure that he gets it.
Speaker 9: So great.
Speaker 1: The dogs had a sniffe at you, guys, They totally did.
I don't about this kid is the antithesis of a victim,
you know.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and that's the great way to describe him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the left can't deal with that because he's been
dealt a pretty crappy card in life, right, but he's
turned that into just a beautiful thing. Like he is.
He's just not a victim. He's a winner. This is
a total winner. And that's just something that they can't
wrap their brains around because they are all about being
a victim, right, and we're not. And so I just
I love that about him. That's the kind of thing
you want to show your kids and go, that's that's
how you want to be. You want to take the card,
the cards that you're dealt in life, the hand that
you're dealt, and you make the absolute very best of it.
It's like you're like that. You're just like one of
the most positive people that I know. You know, you've
had some trials and triple we've all had trials and tribulations.
But that's one of the big reasons that I became
best friends with you because I remember the very first
time that I met you. Sorry, I know this is personal,
you guys, but like one of the first times I
ever met Mock, she told me about her son, and
the way that she talked about her son was like
she lit up and I was like, like, your energy
was so positive. I know, it's super per like you
just you've always been that way. And I love that.
I love people like that. I'm just very drawn to
people who are just positive, you know. And I think
that we need more people like that in Squirreld because
there are too many victims, you know what I mean? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And DJ, man, he's a picture of resilience if
theever was one. I mean, he's to say what They
gave him five months to live at diagnosis and that
was six years ago. Yeah, that's amazing. Look, it's amazing.
Speaker 1: How many how many years drink? Thomas twelve? And how
old is Thomas twenty seven?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: My kid is a.
Speaker 1: Rock star, you know what I mean. So this is
the thing. There are people in this world who are
just like and you know your Thomas is non verbal,
but I know he has your genetics. So he is
a happy boy. Yeah, happy boy makes all the difference.
Speaker 2: Well, and I know Steve Doocy just asked DJ if
he had talked to the President yet. Obviously at that
point he had not, but he did get to go
visit Donald Trump in the Oval Office. And we'll talk
about that in just a second, as soon as we
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to zero. So DJ went to the Oval office, and
he just really all he wanted to do was make
sure to give Donald Trump a hug.
Speaker 1: Here he is, that's one more thing I got for you. Good.
Speaker 8: That's very nice.
Speaker 1: Look at that he did this side hug.
Speaker 9: Yeah, very nice.
Speaker 10: How were you nice to see him?
Speaker 11: Nice to see it was a big evening last night, right,
that was a big evening.
Speaker 1: His dad is such a Texano man. I know that's
like there he is. He looks like the quintessential textan.
I love him. What a sweet family.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, so great. And you know now that
DJ met the President and obviously has had this amazing
experience over the last forty eight hours, Natalie Winterers caught
up with him outside the White House. I'm assuming that
this was after his meeting with Donald Trump, and he
he talked, I mean, he talked to her for at
least five minutes, but at the very end of their conversation,
he told her he had one more thing to say,
and this is what it was.
Speaker 8: Frent And you're being mean to President Trump. I'm on
your bumper.
Speaker 1: You don't want him on your bumper, you guys, you
don't want him on your bumper. No, you don't want
that you don't.
Speaker 2: Somebody asks why you look different today with the angle
and now like now that we're live, you are like,
it's looking down at you, is it?
Speaker 1: It's because I have a new monitor, you guys, that's
what it is.
Speaker 2: Tall.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I also I got my hair cut yesterday.
Maybe that's probably maybe my hair looks different, and like
my the angle is different. I'm sorry that everything looks
different today. It's just not straight on you. It's like
looking up or something, because.
Speaker 4: Then everybody's just looking at your boobs, which maybe they
like that.
Speaker 1: There's not a ton to look at. I mean, I
don't sorry to disappoint everybody, but it's yeah, it's because
I got it. My husband got me a new monitor
and it's gigantic and so it's look and it's fantastic
the rocks, but it is kind of looking down at me.
I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I don't know how we'll there's got to be an adjustment.
We'll figure it out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're gonna have to We'll figure guys. Yeah.
Speaker 2: DJ by the way, has also won over cold hearted
people like Caitlyn Collins. So she also caught up with
him outside the White House and told the story and
clearly was charmed by him, which was actually pretty cute.
Here she is to explain, how so.
Speaker 12: You never know who you are going to run into.
Today it was the newest and youngest member of the
Secret Service. During his address to Congress last night, you
saw President Trump make thirteen year old cancer survivor DJ
Daniel an honorary agent. Today we spotted DJ and his
dad outside of the West Wing.
Speaker 2: You know, it's crazy, what White House?
Speaker 13: Who in the hallway? Did you say hi to him?
And what did you say?
Speaker 8: Favorite we get back to Houston using as a stown.
Speaker 12: And did Elon Musk say he'd send you a tesla
a cyber trug?
Speaker 14: Hm.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 2: We'll follow up with DJ.
Speaker 12: To see if that happens.
Speaker 2: What's the cutest?
Speaker 1: It is really cute. I you know, I think it's
interesting that Caitlin thin lipped, you know, Dylan mulvaney look
alike Caitlyn. She was being super nice to him, like
she is actually engaging this kid, which is a good,
good move on her part as opposed to like her
counterparts over at MSNBC. So yes, there's that, Yeah.
Speaker 2: That's true, and also it makes her it elevates her
above Congress, who so many Democrats just refuse to give
give DJ his due and show him even an ounce
of respect by appreciating his story and applotting for him.
It was disgusting and people are still talking about that,
including Donald Trump himself. I'm going to make you read
his tweet.
Speaker 1: Somebody said yesterday that they thought it was weird that
I get mad that I have to read stuff. It's
because I'm so blind, you guys. It's the blindness. Okay,
here we go. The Democrats should lose the mid terms
based on their behavior at last night. To join address
to Congress, all Republicans must use their behavior on men
and women's sports. They're a very dangerous open border policy,
high energy and taxes, and much else. Also, Republicans should
utilize the footage provided on the total disrespect they showed
to all of those that were honored last night. So true,
including young ladies who were killed by illegal migrants, people
with terminal cancer, et cetera. They didn't even have a
common courtesy to stand, smile or applaud. This could be
on analyzing the full tape of this historic event, your
full campaign to victory. In other words, Republicans can take
what happened last night and when any race in the
country good luck and he's reading it looks really bad.
You guys, Oh my god, they're horrible. Like I've been
watching that last night. I had people that I I know,
that I'm friends with on social media that aren't even
political political people that posted stuff about this yesterday, and
they're like, listen, this isn't about politics. This is about
just humanity, right, and how and how these people are
acting so just inhumane they acted. I can't believe that people,
we should all be able to come together and stand
up and applaud for a kid with cancer.
Speaker 4: Like what I mean, it would It's just basic distance stuff,
you know.
Speaker 1: And focal practices on her phone looking down as if
she's in protest of what Because you hate Trump so
much that you can't even stand up for a thirteen
year old with cancer, the hell is wrong with you?
Like look, and they're hearing some.
Speaker 2: Of their justifications. I mean, they're trying to say this
wasn't about I mean, of course, we like have all
kinds of sympathy and think he's amazing or DJ's amazing,
but it's about defying and showing protests to Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Well, that's not what it looked like.
Speaker 2: And it'd be like going to it'd be like going
to see the symphony, right and say that you just
hate the conductor. But and that means that you're not
going to applaud the performance. Like that doesn't make any sense, Okay.
Speaker 1: It doesn't.
Speaker 2: He was he was showcasing and putting a spotlight on
people that warranted applause and recognition, and that they couldn't
give basic decency of those people, only serve to make
them look awful.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I guess he's doing it.
Speaker 1: This is something that's been done in every single joint
like joint session ever and every single show too. This
is what they do, Like at some part of the speech,
the President will highlight people like this. And this is
the very first time that we've ever seen any political
party do this, any Americans that represent us, the constituents
do this. It's shame on them. You know, it's good.
Speaker 2: I'm so glad they did it because it just makes
them look rightful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it does.
Speaker 2: I'm glad by the way. I know, you know, there
was all there's still people who are like, it wasn't
a state of the Union. It wasn't a predent. So
I just wonder if all those same people are going
to be going to Don Junior to say the exact
same thing, because that's what he called.
Speaker 11: It, guys, amazing State of the Union on Trump Force
one heading then to Florida. Just so we're clear, so
you understand just how to range the Democrats are though
they couldn't stand up for a thirteen year old kid
with cancer.
Speaker 1: Right, It's just it's so gross because it's all because
they are so consumed with TDS it's great.
Speaker 2: And then also imagine not standing up for things that
were American success stories, right.
Speaker 1: Like even they can hate.
Speaker 2: Trump all they want, but when Trump says, hey, you
don't want to be amazing is if we balance the budget?
How do you not apply for that? I'm like, what's
the wrong with You're in Congress, of course you should
want that.
Speaker 1: It's your job to do that. Or you know, or
or Laken 'reilly's mom? Right, who's just you know who's
staying there crying because she lost your daughter to this
monster and you can't stand for that, Like you can't
stand for her? I just what is wrong with you? Yeah?
I totally agree, said Irish I agree, I have nothing
in common with these people. I just don't.
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thoughts about how she was essentially dissed by the entire
Democrat Congress.
Speaker 15: It was truly an honor, very surreal filling to be
sitting in that area to remember the life that Jocelyn had.
I found it very cowardly that a lot of the
Democrats didn't stand, didn't clap, didn't do anything to support
anything that Donald Trump is trying to do as president
to make this country better. It was very shameful to
the Democratics.
Speaker 1: They didn't stand for her daughter. How what a bunch
of disrespectful ass hats, right, I just that is it's
unacceptable that they didn't. They did not stand for her daughter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, it's just it's just gross. And then
for Democrats afterwards to complain about the lack of decency
by Donald Trump. I could not believe some of the balls,
honestly that it took for some of these congress people
to say things out loud that were so wrong and
so such lies.
Speaker 4: But one of those people was.
Speaker 1: In fact, Booker Cory Booker, Corey.
Speaker 2: He was in his car like giving his immediate post
speech thoughts, and he's ridiculous, absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 16: We're in the car talking about last night's speech. And
it is just not normal that you see colleagues standing
up and applauding Trump's lies, applauding his attacks on legislation
like the Chips and Science Act that they voted for,
applauding the outrageousness that I know they know of a
president who is threatening, like a dictator, like putin threatening
places like Panama and Greenland in the most menacing way.
Last night was not normal and we should normalize it.
Last night was offensive and not a president that tried
to bring us all to higher ground. A president that
got into a petty name calling and the meaning and
degrading behavior. And so again, I say over and over again,
in the light of that, in the face of that,
then we can't do the normal course of action either.
We have to find ways to step up, to stand up,
to speak up and not let this.
Speaker 1: Happen petty name calling. Meanwhile, Jasmine Crockett has asked, you
know how she feels about things, and she says, f
off that he's worried about the petty what petty name
calling and what.
Speaker 2: Were the law's He's referring to Pocahontas, the fact that
Trump called Elizabeth Warren Pocahontas like in in the speech.
But that means they were They were disrupting his speech
not even two minutes in. So if they want to
talk about disruptions and demeaning and name calling, they they
started it literally within moments of him starting his speech.
Speaker 1: So turn about his hurt him calling her Pocahontas, Fochontas whatever.
I don't I don't see that. That's a The dude
was shot in the head, you know what I mean.
And like they're and they're like, oh my god, he
said like a name during a speech.
Speaker 2: Get bent.
Speaker 1: You guys, like it inflicted lawfair on him. He was
shot in the head. I mean, the guy has been
through so much crap over the past nine years. You
can't take like a name during a speech. Get over it,
you know, stand up and clap when you need to
stand up and clap, you disrespectful schmucks, get over and name.
And this shows you who they are, Like it's the
words hurnt them, the word Okay, He's getting stuff done
and he's actually shaking stuff up, and it makes them
mad because they're used to the status quo. They're used
to like being able to make money off the American
people because they've been stealing from us for god knows
how long, and Trump is shaking that up and they
don't like it. And that's that's exactly, that's precisely what
we're seeing here. They don't like it.
Speaker 2: Well, speaking of Focahontas, herself here she is. There's no
there's no way to intro this except to just play it.
Speaker 8: Elon Musk and his eighteen year old doge.
Speaker 9: You know, well, what would you say?
Speaker 17: I'd say, follow the law and get the hell out
of our agencies, get the hell out of our government.
Nobody elected you. You have no legal authority to be
there and no legal authority to do the things you
are doing. And the things that Elon Musk is doing
hurt real people.
Speaker 1: I didn't elect the people and the IRS or the
CIA or the FBI. I didn't like those people either,
did you guys like those people? So no shut up
focal haunts.
Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer also was asked very directly by a CNN host,
what did you are you okay with the behavior of
your side of the aisle? Was that behavior that you
saw on the House floor was that acceptable to you?
And he didn't want to answer that question.
Speaker 6: Well, the nasty It was like four minutes into the
speech when Congressman Al Green was yelling at the podium
and he.
Speaker 9: Was escorted out.
Speaker 6: What was going through your head as you heard the
congressman yelling.
Speaker 18: Well, look, the bottom line is lots of people are frustrated,
But the best way to protest what Trump is doing
is doing what we are doing and many senators and
many congressmen are doing, and that is organizing against these
horrible policies of making of calling Social Security a Ponzi
scheme and then cutting Would you rather here's John's what
we're doing that he not yet here? Let me just say,
the best answer, in my judgment, is to organize.
Speaker 6: Well, let me ask a different way. Would you rather
see democrats more in line with what Senator Alissa Slockin
was saying, or more in line with what Congressman Al
Green and people holding signs in the audience.
Speaker 19: Were doing last night.
Speaker 18: Look, I thought Alyssa Slotkin. I chose her because she
is such one of our rising stars from the Midwest,
won a race, knows how to talk to average folks,
to working families, and she did a great job. And
I think again the American people got more truth in
her her in five minutes of her speech than with
all the lies, with all the misconceptions, with all the
things that were departing from reality. When Donald Trump says
he's the greatest president after thirty days of chaos and
hurting people since George Washington, give me.
Speaker 1: A indeed, is right? They never answer anyfing thing? Do
they know? They don't?
Speaker 9: Yeh?
Speaker 1: And I love how he's like, she can talk to
regular folks.
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 1: What is that Shumer who's.
Speaker 2: In one of those flyovers.
Speaker 1: He's like, he's up there, right, he's in his ivory
tower spending our freaking hard earned money. Right, But we're
just a bunch of regular folks. He's got to find
somebody that can talk to us because he doesn't know
how to talk to us. He's going to find somebody
that can do that.
Speaker 9: What a dick.
Speaker 1: I cannot get people.
Speaker 2: It gets even worse because there's a representative named Latifa Simon,
who is who actually.
Speaker 20: Compared the speech to slavery. Oh no, really, it's a
it's a reason. I mean it went from Hitler now
to slavery.
Speaker 2: So right, all right, so here is Yeah, she's from California.
Speaker 3: Surprise, Latifa's We're going back to a nineteen fifties America.
I want to be very clear about that. For those
of us who have parents, who have aunts and uncles
and communities that are still alive who remembered what a
Jim Crow America looks like tonight in the chamber, you
could look easily to your right and you can see
essentially a monolithic group of monks who looked just like
one another.
Speaker 2: And then you went to the left.
Speaker 3: Side and you would see what America truly looks like,
a beautiful tapestry of all of us, who pray differently,
who look differently, who come from four corners of the globe,
to make this country what it is.
Speaker 1: We know what we all deserve.
Speaker 3: And I got to say, as a new member of Congress,
I was shocked at what seems like a blatant disrespect
for the House. And it wasn't coming from Representative Green.
It was coming from the men behind him on the
right side, who were telling him and yelling sit down.
I mean, it felt like was watching something in a
history class. A racist yelling at an elderly black man
challenging the president of the United States not to cut
medical care for the sick.
Speaker 1: I just saw, just saw a guy yelling at a
werewolf with a cane. That's what I saw. And she
needs new glasses. She obviously people outdated. She needs new
because she is blind. Because it is a tapestry on
our side and you guys got like old white Dud's like, Bernie,
what you got. That's what they got. They got a
bunch of white people on their side, and we've got
the tapestry. It's like, get a grip. It is lots
of brown, black, there's women, I mean, there's minorities all
up in here on our side. That's that's who he's
hiring to represent him. Has she not been paying attention
all sorts of people? I mean, seriously, has she seen Tolci?
Has she seen cash? Has like look at look at
all the people that he is hire to work with
him and for him, And they are not all white.
Speaker 2: No, like Hud our hud secretary is a black man.
They just never noticed that. So it's actually kind of
racist when she's like it's a monolithic they all look
like the same person.
Speaker 1: They're not. Yeah, it's like and the narrative of he
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Jasmine Crockett because it's so ridiculously fun to make fun
of her. She just gives so much fodder and so
much cringe that I just it's it's like chefs kiss
you guys.
Speaker 1: Stuff that she posts.
Speaker 2: She has no awareness of how ridiculous it makes her look,
and that is why it's so fun.
Speaker 4: Like for example, this group photo.
Speaker 1: Look at their faces, you guys, we're so badass. Look
at us. No, now you're not to be fair.
Speaker 2: This was posted by Maxwell Frost, one of the squad members.
But they're all like trying to look so mean and
tough and intimidating, and they're like, we just walked out
of the State of the Union. My shirt showed Trump
an important message. No kings live here. Oh god, they're
so brave.
Speaker 1: It's like, we would like to speak to your manager.
It's like they're at the Dollar General and they're like,
I'm sorry, was this this product was supposed to be
on sale. I'd like to see to your manager. Just
stop it.
Speaker 9: Stop.
Speaker 2: Nobody's afraid of ridiculous. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Somebody said, look at all the joy and no, right,
just stop it. I know I need it. It's so ridiculous.
Speaker 2: So then Jasmine herself, you know, we we showed the
other day that ridiculous like Kendrick Lamar version, Uh huh.
Speaker 1: They like us, they're not like God God.
Speaker 2: So if that weren't already ghetto enough, she went full
ghetto with a few of these interviews that she did.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna let them never go play the ghetto.
Don't do it.
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna let him play together.
Speaker 2: There's three different ones they're all very short and so
just experience, if you will, Jasmine crook it.
Speaker 21: Oh and while we may not have the numbers just yet,
that doesn't mean that we don't have fight left in
our bodies. And so I am going to fight him
every step of the way until we get what we
deserve because it was my ancestors that built this motherfucker.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm done, now, I'm done.
Speaker 2: This is not what we should be doing.
Speaker 1: I don't know why we fight with Greenland.
Speaker 2: While we fight with Greenland, we fighting.
Speaker 13: With Canada, we fighting with Mexico, Yet.
Speaker 2: We in love with what is happening like.
Speaker 1: This is not America. This is a terrible nightmare. Somebody
slap me and wake me the fuck up.
Speaker 21: Listen, he up there, he's hearing all kinds of nonsense
and bullsheit.
Speaker 1: Let me just be real and we ain't gonna sit
for this shit. We wouldn't, you know.
Speaker 21: We showed up and if he hasn't seen, then maybe
we would have been about that life.
Speaker 1: But O hang, I know, so please give some love.
Speaker 2: This took a little bit of coordinating to do.
Speaker 16: For sure.
Speaker 1: We got some cool shirts. Y. Yeah, we sent in
a message. We sent in a message Texas do better, right,
And meanwhile Trump is like Jasmine who. Sorry, I'm not
aware of this individual. Sorry, you're gonna you're gonna have
to brief me on who this is because I don't
know who you're talking about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and apparently she grew up rather wealthy and she
likes to pretend as if she's from the street.
Speaker 1: It's I think it's kind of like AOC.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think it's all an act. You guys all an
act code switching right, totally. But I think she attracts
that kind of person. She knows exactly what she's doing.
She does.
Speaker 2: Who's the guy because I have a Harry System clip
for you because I know how much you love him.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, he's my favorite.
Speaker 2: The other little guy that looks like a version of him,
Chris Mouth, Okay, all right, because that's the guy. I
think that Corey Booker did a video with that made
everybody uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: Okay, Chris Mawory, he's the There are like I don't
know a cup. There's a handful of influencers that the
Democrats pay and they're all the soy femboys and I
don't know why they I don't know why they all
look the same. They're all effeminate.
Speaker 22: They are.
Speaker 1: It's weird, you guys, It's weird.
Speaker 2: It's like it's like a boy band version of activists, you.
Speaker 1: Know what, I mean, a really bad boy band. I mean,
they're more they're more feminine than in sync. It's it's bad.
Speaker 2: True, Harry did not like the speech, you guys, really
here he is to tell you all about it.
Speaker 23: Finished watching Donald Trump's State of the Union speech, and
it is legitimately one of the worst speeches I've ever seen,
certainly one of the worst joint addresses to Congress I've
ever seen. Throughout that entire space. Each he lied and
lied and lied some more.
Speaker 1: People feel, I mean, these these guys are are paid
to read scripts and perform skits. That's what they're doing.
And you know, I've actually say I can't think of
one single person on the right that's paid to do that.
Because there are a lot of influencers on the right.
You know, you and I have been in this business
for sixteen years. I don't know i'd call us influencers.
We just do this because we like it. We've always
liked doing this, and we believe in our country. We
want to do. And I think when we started this,
we just we wanted to make our country better. We
believe in this for our children. You know, there are
certain reasons that we did it. Nobody pays us. Now
we've been accused of being paid by you know, GOP,
Like we're GOP operatives and RNC operatives, and we're like,
where's our check?
Speaker 2: I keep looking at my mailbox and.
Speaker 1: I don't have a check from any of these people.
So we're not paid to do this, you know, by
the GOP or the RNC, and we I don't know
anybody on our side that's paid by the RNC or
the GUS.
Speaker 2: I think there are to be fair because yeah, there are,
and they get paid by various you know, right wing organizations,
the bigger influencers. I think there was just a report
about that, like month or two months ago of some
of the some of how they get paid.
Speaker 4: We're just not big enough to be but they do.
Speaker 1: But they don't look like Harry Sisson and Chris what's
his name, Noah, They don't. They don't like so the
way that they pick these people and and the audience,
the demo that they're targeting is really different than people
on our side of the aisle, Like they're targeting kids. Yeah,
young kids, they're trying to get on.
Speaker 2: I think the difference too, is that when right wing
influencers are paid, they are not paid to make up
an opinion. They're paid because their opinions are valued, and
they're allowed to express themselves because they care about the country.
Speaker 1: They're not like Harry's cison.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're told they're like literally paid to care the
water of Democrats and to spill out specific talking points. Oh,
we would never accept money to spill out specific talking points.
If somebody wanted to pay us for speaking it somewhere
or whatever, that's that's one thing, because we would be
allowed to like be our own people.
Speaker 4: But like what the way they get paid is super shape.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if somebody gave us a script, we'd hold up
their raccoon sign and be like, nobody tells us what
to do. Therein lies the difference, And I think that
was what I was trying to get across is that
I just think it's it's very different the way they
handle their influencers as opposed to what influencers do on
the right. We're free, right, They're not free.
Speaker 4: Yes, exactly.
Speaker 2: And so the Chris whatever his last name is that
you just said, now, I've already forgotten.
Speaker 1: What Dowri It's Mawori.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, So he was in a video with Cory Booker.
That's the reason for my name today. I don't know
what Corey is doing in this video, but it seems
really really gropy to me, and like super Joe Biden. Yeah,
I'm not appropriate. It's inappropriate, and I was. I was
uncomfortable and it gave me anxiety to watch this behold feel.
Speaker 19: Angry into the void.
Speaker 1: They feel like no one's hearing their anger.
Speaker 19: Yes, and it's frustrating. You sat there for two hours.
Speaker 21: I'm tired.
Speaker 1: I assume you're tired, don't you know what's so funny?
Speaker 22: I'm not.
Speaker 9: I'm ready to go.
Speaker 19: I'm ready to go.
Speaker 10: I'm charged like that, yeah, charge, like this guy should
not be.
Speaker 9: They want to overwhelm you.
Speaker 19: They want to paralyzed.
Speaker 10: They would to overwhelmed, paralyze you and and make you
feel like you it's chaos.
Speaker 9: Make it feel that's the entire goal.
Speaker 6: Like I talk consistently about multile velocity, like lying, chaos
is the point.
Speaker 9: So you feel like you have no control.
Speaker 10: Their leaders have literally said in his cabinet, we want
to traumatize yes, them traumatize yes, so that you can't
fight back.
Speaker 19: But I know our history, that's right.
Speaker 10: We have literally said, Fanny, when I'm sick and tired
of being sick.
Speaker 9: And tired, that's right.
Speaker 10: We have, Frederick Douglas. If there is no struggle, there
is no progress. We know we are here because of
people who were fed up and said, no matter what
I'm going to do, I'm gonna crawl, I'm gonna i'm
gonna walk, I'm going to run, but I'm going to
go and do something.
Speaker 19: That's right now. I'm ready to run through a brick.
Speaker 9: Let's do. Let's get it done.
Speaker 10: Let's do. I appreciate very much if you want to run, though,
shave your head less, resist.
Speaker 9: It's all about the timing.
Speaker 1: I just feel sorry for both of them because it's
so scripted and staged, and they're they're both such phonies.
Speaker 2: And I think cornybookers should read some more Frederick Douglas. Actually, yeah, no,
they might want to read a little bit more into him.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I I also have a question. Listen. I know
this is totally off subject and people are going to
get mad for me to ask this. But since one
did wearing sneakers with suits became become acceptable?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 2: Yeah, now why.
Speaker 1: Are men doing this now? Like am I a thousand
years old? I just think that's weird.
Speaker 9: Oh, but it's.
Speaker 2: Happening, like it's it's happening like in high schools too,
like for formals that's where like guys would wear sneakers
with tuxes, girls wear sneakers with dresses.
Speaker 1: Okay, but it's different in high school though, that's different.
I think it's not what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I'm it is different, I know, But like I think
the whole trend is people are just wearing sensible shoes.
Speaker 1: I don't. I think when you get to be an adult,
you shouldn't. It just you shouldn't do what you did
in high school. It's one thing like for your high
school bron Dade to wear converse high tops with this suit,
like with this tux, but then when you get to
be in congress, maybe don't do that.
Speaker 24: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Right, I'm a little old Fatterman has.
Speaker 2: Change that for everybody at this point, like everything is devolved.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just I'm a little old fashioned when it
comes to that, maybe just do better society.
Speaker 2: We have to talk about the melee that took place
in a hearing yesterday about immigration, and specifically there were
four Democrat mayors who were put in the hot seat
to explain themselves when it comes to their sanctuary city
status and the fact that they are refusing to cooperate
with ICE officials on removing really violent, awful criminals from
their cities. And it was very very interesting. Representative Fox
first asked all force mayors to tell what they have
spent year to year on illegals, how much of their
citizens taxpayer dollars have gone to support illegals, and they
struggled with that answer.
Speaker 4: Here's Representative Fox giving it a go.
Speaker 14: Thank you, mister Chairman, Mayor Johnson. In the last four years,
how much has Chicago spent on care for illegal aliens?
Speaker 19: Thank you for that question.
Speaker 25: And Congresswoman, So, since twenty twenty two, since the Governor
of Texas began.
Speaker 14: Shipping, tell me a number, don't I don't need a speech,
just tell me a number.
Speaker 25: So, since twenty twenty two, since the Governor of Texas
for shipping individuals to cities across country, the city's budget
roughly one percent of the city's budget over the course
of four years.
Speaker 14: Mayor Johnston, the same question, and I don't need a speech,
just a number.
Speaker 26: Thank you, doctor, congress woman, Thank you, Congressman. It's seventy
nine million over the last two and a half years.
Speaker 14: Oh, Mayor Adams, same question. How much is New York
spent to care for illegal aliens?
Speaker 1: Approx?
Speaker 25: Approximately six point nine billion dollars.
Speaker 9: We're out of our tax based funds.
Speaker 14: Mayor Million, same question, how much we costin spent to
care for illegal aliens in the last four years.
Speaker 24: We do not ask about immigration status in giving city
services and providing that access, so we do not have
a number.
Speaker 1: You're useless. You are useless, lady. Oh my god, she
should be the worst. She should be run out of
there just for that answer alone. I'm sorry. I don't
have to do my job. I feel like i'm above.
Speaker 27: Itton Donald's Byron Donalds was not satisfied with those answers,
and he decided he decided to ask again a little
more forcefully.
Speaker 19: And on illegal immigration, do you have a round number.
Speaker 26: Over the last couple of years on all newcomers, whatever
their status was. It's around seventy nine million since twenty
twenty two, seventy nine million.
Speaker 22: Mayor Johnson, Chicago, how much is the City of Chicago
spent on illegal immigration?
Speaker 25: If you refer into the twenty twenty two up to
twenty twenty four of the buses coming from Texas, roughly
the same percentage of the state of Texas, about one
percent of our overall Buddy.
Speaker 19: What is that We don't have the city's budget in
front of me. Numbers?
Speaker 25: It's one percent, and if you want the actual calculation,
we can make sure someone.
Speaker 9: You're the mayor.
Speaker 19: You don't have the math in front of you, the
overall budget over the last that's.
Speaker 22: Why you're a failing which is the same number. How
some money York actually spent tech legal immigration? Johnson I
already asked you. You don't have a hard number, and
if you don't have a hard number, you're not running
your city. Well, Mayor Adams, how much did the City
of New York actually spend on illegal immigration?
Speaker 19: Six point nine billion of taxpayers.
Speaker 22: Six point nine billion dollars of taxpayer money on a
problem that was fostered on the American people.
Speaker 19: Mayor Wi in the City of Boston, how much did
you spend We don't.
Speaker 24: Ask about immigration status and delivering city.
Speaker 22: Don't ask about how much money the City of Boston
has spent on illegal immigration out of.
Speaker 24: Your boss Between immigration status.
Speaker 19: Do you manage your budget or not? Mayor?
Speaker 9: That is how we keep mayor?
Speaker 19: Will do you manage.
Speaker 24: Numbers to prove it? I manage my budget. I have
a triple A bond rating daily back ten years.
Speaker 19: To the City of Boston.
Speaker 22: Just understand that you're a mayor does not care how
much of your resources she has spent on people who
are not citizens' city.
Speaker 1: But look at the ashes on my forehead. I'm a
really good, right Catholic. I just can't. I cannot with
these people. Oh my gosh, Okay, I've got to really
control what I say. That the fact that they are
blaming this on Texas somehow it's Texas's problem. I mean
they sent us people, so, I mean, I can't believe
they sent us these people. Oh my god, can they
not see? Can they not hear themselves talk? And what
is coming out of their pie holes? It's everybody's problem.
Illegal immigration is everybody's problem. And if you're a sanctuary city,
deal with it, right.
Speaker 2: I mean and it's it's the fact that they are
putting the blame on Texas. It's like they don't recognize
Texas as a part of America. All Texas did by
bussing people was share the wealth.
Speaker 1: They always talk about.
Speaker 2: Sharing and redistributing the wealth. Well that's what Texas did. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And if you are a sanctuary city, then sanctuary.
Speaker 2: Jerie Srandon Gill, who's quickly becoming a new Republican favorite.
Speaker 4: He also had a line of questioning, asking those same.
Speaker 2: Ridiculous mayors about what benefits illegals are entitled to in
their sanctuary cities.
Speaker 9: Here that is, Mayor Johnson. I want to start with you.
Speaker 28: One of your first actions as mayor was establishing a
Deputy mayor for immigrant, migrant and refugee rights. I want
to ask you a series of questions. If you could
answer with a yes or no answer, that'd be great.
First of all, do you support allowing illegal aliens to
obtain driver's licenses?
Speaker 9: Just yes or no?
Speaker 25: So the city of Chicago has been a welcoming city
for over forty years.
Speaker 9: I'll take that as a yes. Next question, that's.
Speaker 19: The policy that we will hold to.
Speaker 28: Do you support tax dollars subsidizing or paying for the
healthcare of illegal aliens.
Speaker 25: I support investments in all residents of the people of Chicago,
and that's what I do.
Speaker 9: That's yes as well.
Speaker 28: Do you support free or reduced college for illegal aliens?
Speaker 25: Again, I support the investments of all residents of the
people of Chicago.
Speaker 9: That is a yes.
Speaker 28: Next question, do you support allowing non citizens to vote
in local elections?
Speaker 25: Again, I'm not over the jurisdiction of that type of law,
but again I'm committed to investing in all residents of
the police.
Speaker 9: That is yes.
Speaker 28: I've got an article from the Chicago Sun Times, and
I'll quote here briefly. Johnson proposed, among other things, that
all residents, regardless of citizenship status, be able to vote
for Chicago Board of Education members.
Speaker 1: It's unreal, isn't it. It's also Brandon gill is going places.
That guy is going places.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why I said he's the rising star in
the GOP.
Speaker 1: He is. Yeah, he's I just I really like that
guy and God bless proccess. We need more good people
coming out Texas and he's one of them.
Speaker 2: More of those less Jasmines and less Dan Crenshaw's yes, yes, yes,
so the same lady that you may remember. Her last
name is Stansbury. She was the one that was on
the aisle as all the folks were coming in to
the State of the Union address. She was the one
holding up a sign saying this is not normal. I
don't know if you guys remember seeing her. She is
the same representative that you're about to hear complaining about
the hearing and saying that it's all basically nonsense. Here
she is who's seen TV ads to try to pretend
that they're making this country safe again.
Speaker 4: It's total bullshit.
Speaker 9: She met.
Speaker 1: I said bullshit. I'm so fierced, very edgy. I said
it out louds everywhere.
Speaker 2: It's on all sides, like all the cursing. Man, it's
happening everywhere. It's just like the new normal is to
just throw out all the f bombs on our side too.
It happens all the time, does It's happening. It's the
new normal. What is not normal is Aanna Presley having
an absolute tantrum about a procedural thing, and James Comer
was trying to, you know, get her back in line,
not having any luck. It was a cluster behold.
Speaker 19: Let me proceed.
Speaker 22: Data from Texas shows that US Born and Marylands commit
more rape.
Speaker 29: This trend, if you all trying to get thrown out
of committee so you can get on ABC, is going
to end more.
Speaker 9: We're not going to put up with it. You can go.
You can go with mister Frost and mister Green.
Speaker 1: That's what you want.
Speaker 9: No, no, very very accommodating.
Speaker 1: Keeping record.
Speaker 2: This is my right, thank you.
Speaker 26: No, no, mister superyom, mister y you know the process
of unanimous consent.
Speaker 9: You you are.
Speaker 19: Not several articles to enter into the record. Mister superyom.
Speaker 9: If you don't go, we're going to recognize.
Speaker 1: Mister Timmins, just seeing her makes me think I want
to go play poole this weekend. And you guys, she
makes you want to go play pool, you know what
I mean? Yeah, She's like, what do they always use
that argument? Why do they argument stupid? I'd like to
see her do that, Tilllake and Riley's mom. Yeah, could
she do that?
Speaker 2: Because it is the dumbest argument to say more citizens
commit crimes. That has nothing to do with anything, It
has nothing to do with illegals committing crimes.
Speaker 1: And also illegals who cross our border illegally committed a crime,
right so that it is a crime to come over
the border illegally. That's why they call it illegal immigration.
You hag, what is that?
Speaker 2: Well, Anna Pauline A Luna was done listening to all
the nonsense. She was convinced that they're essentially the dereliction
of their duties was criminal, and she is referring them,
referring them to doj as such.
Speaker 30: Here she is to explain after this lene of questioning,
it's very clear that these policies that you have all
implicated are active and alive and well in your cities,
are in direct violation with US Title eight Code Subsection
thirteen twenty four and is a federal offense. But you
all speak about a broken immigration system, and yet here
you guys are aiding and abetting.
Speaker 2: In that entire process. I want to be very clear
about something.
Speaker 30: Open border policies, which is something that you guys are
talking about, hurts people on both sides, meaning the people
that are coming here illegally and then American citizens as well.
I do not think you guys are bad people, but
I think that you are ideologically misled, which is why Unfortunately,
based on and your responses, I'm all going to be
criminally referring you to the Department of.
Speaker 2: Justice for investigation.
Speaker 30: And as soon as I leave here, these will be
going over to Pambondie.
Speaker 1: You go girl, right, you go on with your bad self.
Speaker 2: I like her, Yeah, that was good stuff. That was
good stuff. And if you like seeing women that have balls,
look no further than Nancy Mace, who has more than
her fair share. So here she is asking about she's
questioning Mayor Johnson about whether he's willing to go to
jail because obviously these four mayors are doing things to
aid and a bet illegal criminal activity, and she was
she was hyped up. Let's just put it that way.
Speaker 8: Are you willing to go to jail for violating federal law?
Speaker 19: The City of Chicago complies with all laws.
Speaker 2: Oh, highly doubt that we are not violating, Mayor wou.
I have a last couple questions for you.
Speaker 31: Do you believe that ICE arresting a child rapist quote
threatens everyone's safety?
Speaker 2: End quote? Yes or no no?
Speaker 31: Does ICE arresting a murderous MS thirteen game member threaten
everyone's safety?
Speaker 2: Yes or no?
Speaker 19: No.
Speaker 31: I would like to hold up this quote of you
where you say ICE's efforts actually threatened the safety of everyone.
Speaker 1: End quote.
Speaker 31: Boston Mayor Michelle WU, you're a hypocrite.
Speaker 1: She's a hypocrite. However, it would require Pam Bondi actually
getting a set of balls and doing it. So let's
hope that she does that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what happens.
Speaker 1: I'm starting to think that Matt Gates would have been
a better pick.
Speaker 2: That would have been. I don't think he would have
ever made it through, but he.
Speaker 1: But if but if he did, he would have been
putting people in prison for this crap. Mm hmmm, that's true.
I just I'm just putting that out there. She need
I need to start seeing people pay for some of
this stuff. And I need to see the Epstein files,
and I need to see the stuff that I was promised.
I got to start seeing that, you guys.
Speaker 2: Speaking of Nancy Mace before, as she was going into
the hearing, she was like getting all hyped up about
especially questioning Mayor Johnson, and like I said, cussing now
is just the new normal when it comes to both
sides of the aisle. And here she is on her
way in being hilarious.
Speaker 32: Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson just said in his opening statements
that violent crime is down in Chicago. I'd really like
to ask him how many people were shot in Chicago
last weekend.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what a dumb ass. I mean, she's not wrong.
Speaker 2: I mean, she's not wrong.
Speaker 1: She's not wrong.
Speaker 4: We have just absolutely cracked me up.
Speaker 1: Oh I definitely have turned the corner a decorum now,
haven't we. Yeah? Oh yeah, talking directly at people and
she's like, what a dumb ass. It's just different than
it was ten years ago because we've been doing this
for sixteen years. It's yeah, I mean said people like
we there was way more pearl clutch.
Speaker 2: Well, you guys, remember when Joe Biden said this is
a big effie deal. That was in the news cycle
for a week.
Speaker 1: It was a moment.
Speaker 2: It was a moment. That's right, And now it's just
like whatever. But everybody's pressing all the time.
Speaker 1: That person said that Ford whatever, it's just a Tuesday whatever.
Speaker 2: Speaking of Nancy Mayce, she apparently when when she was
on the aisle waiting for her moment to greet President
Trump on his way into the presidential address.
Speaker 4: She made a move to I guess.
Speaker 2: Like touch his face and you know what a germophobe
he is, right, And so you can see he was
so like he was so stealth about preventing her from
touching his face, but like he did it in this
perfect way that would never have hurt her feelings or
made her feel uncomfortable, which is just one of his strengths, right,
to make everybody feel good, even when he's kind of like,
you know, you're a little join joint.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're being a little joint joink.
Speaker 2: So there's somebody actually slowed it down so you'll see
what happened in real time, and then you'll see the
slow mo. He's a master at this. Check this out
here it is in slow mo.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: Right, he just did it in this so smooth.
Speaker 1: Way and we're not gonna touch my faith.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: It was amazing, thank you?
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then just to give people perspective, you know, there's
always the hot mic that's on him as he's going
through before and after, right, so after the speech, everybody
wants pictures, everybody wants to talk to him, congratulate him,
all this stuff. And he's so good at the retail
politicking side that I just had this was like a
five minute video. I just cut it down to just
give people a taste of what it looks like to
to to see him make everybody feel good, even though
he's only giving them a second of his time. I
don't think there's a single person that comes away feeling
like they didn't get their moment, you know.
Speaker 1: What I mean, Like they're not they're not somehow important
to him.
Speaker 17: Right.
Speaker 2: He makes everybody feel and so good at it. Oh
my gosh. So here's a great little montage of that happening.
Speaker 19: America is back.
Speaker 9: Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: You back to Tatania anytimes.
Speaker 1: For another country. Fantastic second. Your son.
Speaker 5: The shoulder touches, he would face match the crap out
of him. Yeah, and he would hate.
Speaker 1: He would absolutely hate it.
Speaker 2: So get a picture.
Speaker 1: Let's do violence.
Speaker 15: I love you.
Speaker 2: Best speech ever it was.
Speaker 1: It was so good.
Speaker 19: Thanks So you rocked.
Speaker 33: It was present really good.
Speaker 1: Congratulations than you. Could you imagine being in that like
receiving line.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, it must be exhausting.
Speaker 1: That was Margaret Taylor Green, God, that would be so exhausting. Yeah,
so exhausting. I mean, you guys have had like a
lot of you have been married, and you've had to
do that, you know how exhausted and hungry you are.
Speaker 2: I mean we do it at the meet and greets, right,
and it's once a year, like it's right, and you
just you do it for like four hours, like three
four hours.
Speaker 1: And then at the end of it, like you sleep
like a baby and you it's true, right, but you
have to have like twenty chicken McNuggets right before you
go to sleep, right, because you're so hungry, so hungry, true,
And I always think about the food. MOK doesn't but
I'm always like, does anybody have any cookies or something?
I'm so hungry right now? Right.
Speaker 2: One of the clips that I did not play when
we were recapping his address was this moment where he
talked about the fact that there are just two genders
and there's you know how they do I don't even
know if it's like a Frank Lunz thing or just
if all those TV stations do it where they show
here's how in real time Republicans are responding to what
he's saying, and then there's like a Republican line, a
Democrat line, and an independent line. Okay, here is the
moment where he said there are only two genders, and
watch how the Independents respond.
Speaker 7: In order making it the official policy of the United
States government that there are only two genders, male and female.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean, what is up with Democrats? What
is up with them?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: And these people are mental. They're like, yeah, we've this
is you die on that hill. Go ahead and die
on that hill. Keep dying because independents are like, whoop.
Speaker 2: Right, this is why he won And how do they
not get this?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he won because of that. He went because of
transgender dudes, because the dudes going into women's spaces. This
is the crap that they will keep dying on hills over.
Speaker 2: And they'll keep saying things like you know this gender
affirming care saves lives and then't how these statistics about
how if they if trans people don't have access to
gender affirming care, they're more likely to commit suicide.
Speaker 4: Well, now that is a Donzo talking point.
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk posted new research from the University of Texas
shows all the justifications for mutilating children were lies. They
analyzed more than one hundred thousand patients with gender dysphoria,
looked at the outcomes for those who got surgery versus
those who didn't. Depression, anxiety, suicidal feelings, and drug abuse
were all significantly higher for those who received surgery compared
to those who didn't. So he's right when he says
doctors belong in prison for what they.
Speaker 1: Did to do They totally do. But you know what,
they will still these people will still dig their heels
in because listen, I think a lot of it too.
And I can't remember the person who did a video
on this, It was like a year, a couple of
years ago. But a lot of these parents who have
bought into this ideology, they will dig their heels in
because they probably have so much subconscious guilt over it.
Speaker 2: It was Helen, Helen Something, what's her name, She's.
Speaker 1: Amazing, I know, yeah, it is Helen Something. And I
can't remember her last saying either. But they have so
much subconscious guilt that they will just dig their heels
in on this ideology until the day they die because
they cannot come to terms with the fact that they
did this to their kids. They messed up their kids
just and they will die on the hill. They will
die on the hill because they know who they can
do is Helen something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's amazing. I think she's Scottish, Scottish or Irish.
She's like this amazing accent and anyway true and it's
absolutely true.
Speaker 1: And it's not just the parents, it's people on the
left who have bought into this absolute bull crap.
Speaker 27: Yep.
Speaker 1: It is spiritual warfare of our children. It totally is.
It's nuts, you guys, It's insanity and it has to stop.
Speaker 2: Well. And you know, Joyce, Helen Joyce, Yes, Helen Joyce,
thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. She's fantastic.
Look her up if you've never watched her stuff, she's brilliant.
And this is a focal issue issue for her, as
it is for Megan Kelly, who you know, she's been
talking about this forever. She was so mad the other
day about all of those Democrats who overwhelmingly voted to
allow men to continue invading women's spaces. She listed them
all and was just like ripping on them. But there
was no one she ripped on harder than John Fetterman.
Hide your kids, hide your wives. Because Megan is mad,
and when she's mad, the words fly.
Speaker 1: Just listen to this.
Speaker 34: Fuck you, John Fetterman, you act like you're a man
of the people. You're gonna look out for the week
you get it. You don't get shit, You really don't.
That part of your brain still appears to be injured
because you're gonna let all these little girls go out
there and get a traumatic brain injury. You of all
people who understand what that brain injury can do.
Speaker 2: Screw you and your working class appeal.
Speaker 1: Sure, she's one hundred fifty percent correct.
Speaker 2: I know, I love her so much.
Speaker 1: She's absolutely correct. Screw you, is right, dude, And screw
every single woman who votes for that, every single.
Speaker 4: Woman wearing your pink.
Speaker 1: Jacket, all those bitches who went in there and wore pink.
How dear you. And then you're like, I'm a feminist.
You're not. Feminism is dead. It died a long time ago.
None of you are feminists. We're the feminists now because
we stand up for girls.
Speaker 2: The radical transactivists who are absolutely out of their minds
and probably the most dangerous activists out there because think
of how much impact they have had on how our
country operates as a whole. Here's a perfect example of
how psychotic they are. This is some trans weirdo in
Minnesota at some sort of a you know, a city
council meeting or whatever, a state meeting talking about how
denying access, denying gender affirming care is the same as genocide.
Speaker 35: I'm gonna stop being transgender just because you've stripped them
from sports or from housing, or from their healthcare or
any other public place that you don't want us to be.
And so members, make no mistake that this is just
another version of state sanctioned bullying.
Speaker 2: Whatever in genocide.
Speaker 1: It over yourself, stop it aside to let you into sports. Okay,
that individual, I don't know what it was. That individual
has never gotten up at four in the morning and
trained for a sport and then gone again in the
afternoon and trained for a sport and done anything of
usefulness in its life to train for anything, and then
been denied a scholarship because somebody that wasn't supposed to
be there took that opportunity away from it. That's never happened.
So shame on that individual for saying that men should
be in women's sports. Men do not belong in women's sports.
They don't.
Speaker 4: I don't know, do you believe that we have to
say that out loud?
Speaker 1: I can't, and I can't believe that women are like no, no,
men belong to women's sports, Like, what is even happening?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's gross, it's amazing.
Speaker 4: M get your glasses ready because you're about to read another.
Speaker 1: Trump to wait. Oh my gosh. Okay.
Speaker 2: And this is a message that he posted. It's making
a lot of news this morning. It's a direct message
to Hamas.
Speaker 1: Oh shalom Hamas means hello and goodbye. You can choose
release all of the hostages now, not later, and immediately
return all of the dead bodies of the people you murdered,
or it is over for you. Only sick and twisted
people keep bodies, and you are sick and twisted. I
am sending Israel everything it needs to finish the job.
Not a single Hamas member will be safe if you
don't do as I say. I have just met with
your former hostages, whose lives you have destroyed. This is
your last warning for the leadership. Now is the time
to leave Gaza while you still have a chance. Also,
to the people of Gaza, a beautiful future awaits, but
not if you hold hostages. Do you are dead. Make
a smart decision. Release the hostages now, or there will
be hell to pay later. Donald J. Trump, President of
the United States of America.
Speaker 4: He did not say thank you for your attention to
this matter.
Speaker 1: I didn't say that. Yeah, I can't just basically showing balls.
So this should have been said years ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, President Biden would have just been like, hey, Hamas,
don't That's what his message would have been.
Speaker 19: Here.
Speaker 1: He's already said that, and they're like, okay, yeah, all right.
I mean they all said that he's just a big wuss.
And so this is it's about it's about time that
somebody balls dealing with terrorists. They're terrorists, but there I
don't think that they're going to do the things they say.
And the people of Gaza, they they're okay with the moss. Yeah,
and they weren't right, they're okay with the mass. So
this is going to be very interesting to see what
they do.
Speaker 8: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Okay, I was I was going to have like a
whole crazy liberal segment. I don't think I'm gonna save
that for tomorrow because I do. Yeah, because I think
we need to spend a little bit of time on
the whole Andrew Tate story.
Speaker 1: Let's do it.
Speaker 2: So, first of all, you should see this tweet from
Andrew Tate, So this is what he posted. He said,
Ron DeSantis is attacking me because he was worried I
would support Byron Donald's over his wife. Knowing I have
monumental political weight and trust our commander in chief, President
Trump's recommendations completely, they attacked me to prevent me from
destroying his wife's political ambitions. Interestingly, I had no interest
in Floridian politics until I learned how communists the DeSantis
admin is.
Speaker 4: The game is on.
Speaker 1: Seriously, he's communists in what way it's a communists?
Speaker 4: Well, so that's the discussion, right.
Speaker 2: So we played the clip the other day of Rond
de Santis, and I didn't like the way that Rond
Deasanta said he's not welcome in Florida because he was
literally on a plane from Romania to Florida. He has
a United States citizenship and he was and Ron de
Santis was asked by a reporter, Hey, did you know
that Tate is on his way back? Did you guys
have anything to do with it? And Desanta said, I
didn't know that until the media reported it, and he's
not welcome here, and I'm going to have my attorney
general look into him, and that is what people are
now a little bit uncomfortable with. So because what happened
apparently is that when Tate landed, the cops came to
him and said, you need to give us all the
passwords to all of your devices, and if you don't,
we're seizing them. And Andrew Tate said, okay, here you go.
Not he didn't give him the password. He was like, well,
then you're going to have to see them. You don't
have a search warrant.
Speaker 4: And then the Attorney General was like, yeah.
Speaker 2: We've opened up a preliminary investigation and now this is
an ongoing criminal investigation and there I don't believe that
there was any actual hard evidence, and and there hasn't
been a conviction of him in Romania. So it seems
a little like it seems a little bit of the
same kind of law fair that was was used against
Trump that they're now doing to Andrew Tate.
Speaker 1: Because he is so awful.
Speaker 2: He's an awful, disgusting creep on every level. But this
seems like it's going a bridge too far.
Speaker 1: He's not much, he's doing too much, Like just let
him let him be.
Speaker 2: And so what is the investigation based on because if
it's just based on him saying disgusting things on the internet,
there's a lot of people saying discusting things on the internet,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I I totally agree.
Speaker 2: So I'm very I hate this guy and I hate
everything about him, but this is making me a little squeamish,
I have to say. And then, and as you'll see
at the bottom of this tweet, you know, Andrew Tate's
trying to say, well, I'm going to support Byron Donald's
and that's why Ron de Santas is attacking me, because
I'm not supporting Casey. But Byron Donalds actually supports everything
that Ron Desantas and the Attorney General are doing. And
in fact, he was interviewed about it. And here is
Byron Donalds on this issue.
Speaker 33: Running for governor. Related to an issue that has just
broken this afternoon in Florida, the current Attorney General of
Florida has announced he's opened a criminal investigation against Andrew
Tate and his brother Tristan because in Romania, where they
just came to Florida from, there were charges of rape,
sex with minor and trafficking, human trafficking. Do you support
the attorney General's actions.
Speaker 19: Here I do.
Speaker 22: I think those those allegations have to be fully investigated,
and now we go from we go from there. The
key thing is, we don't tolerate the trafficking of women
or frankly, the abuse of women.
Speaker 19: We do not tolerate that.
Speaker 22: So if the Attorney General finds cause under Florida law
to investigate that, then I wish him the best and
I support whatever he's going to do on that matter.
Speaker 1: I mean, if they have cause to believe that they've
been trafficking women, or if they've been doing horrible things
to women, then okay, I mean I think then they
can look into that. I don't know, I don't know
what they have and what they don't have. Mack I have, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: But that's the problem is that they literally did not
open an investigation until he was on his way back
to the United States and they heard about it in
the media, and then all of a sudden, they're like, oh,
we're opening up, and it's like they just hate the guy,
and so they're trying to find a crime to attach to.
Speaker 1: Him, which is a truck thing, which is what they
did essentially, what they did Trump right, And I hate
this guy.
Speaker 2: And there's all kinds of videos of him being absolutely
disgusting and saying things that make him sound really really
guilty of a lot of things. Do you know what
I mean?
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't know what you mean. Yeah, because I've
seen them. I've seen that, and I think he's disgusting too, right,
But like what this just.
Speaker 2: Feels so backwards.
Speaker 4: There's nobody there's no woman in.
Speaker 2: America who has said he raped me or he you know,
he took advantage of me as a minor.
Speaker 4: There's no there's nothing about that.
Speaker 2: So they're literally just deciding he's horrible, he said horrible things,
so we're going to investigate him until we find a
crime to connect to him. And that feels icky, Like
it feels really icky, And I'm just surprised, I guess
that DeSantis is doing that and it just doesn't seem
very not okay.
Speaker 1: But I mean, just so I understand who who did
Andrew Tate back? Didn't he back Byron Donald's? Didn't he
back him?
Speaker 2: Now he's saying he is now because of how he's
been treated essentially by DeSantis.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but now Byron Donalds is like, I'm okay with
you looking into him, So how would I feel about him?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 1: This is what I'm trying.
Speaker 2: That's the thing I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know either. That's kind of weird.
Speaker 2: So it's very The whole thing is so because people
are like trying to I guess it's weird because conservatives
are being put in this position where they're expected to choose.
Speaker 4: A side, and I feel like you can. You can
be on both sides.
Speaker 2: You can think that Andrew Tate is scum of the earth,
which I absolutely do, and also think that law fair
is wrong, and so I think that these things can
exist at the same time.
Speaker 1: I think that's what makes us conservative. I think that's
what absolutely makes us conservative, is that we can think
critically and you don't have to pick a side. You
can actually say I feel this way about this, that
I also feel this way about this because I still
have a freaking working brain. That's what makes me conservative.
So okay, yeah, but I still think Andrew Tate's a scumbag, right.
Speaker 2: And so there's a couple videos of him being a
scumbag that I just want to highlight because in these
videos he seems to openly be okay with talking about
his crimes. In a way that just keeps him right
here above the law. Like to me, he is a
mastermind of staying just outside of the law. Right, So
to me, it would be no surprise whatsoever if he
were guilty of a zillion things. He has said almost
as much so many times. But I feel like he
just he knows exactly what he can and can't say
to stay just out of trouble, which just makes him
a psychopath in my opinion. But here he is, This
is like a few years back, perhaps I'm not exactly
sure of the time frame, talking about women that he
and again the language hide your kids, hide your wives.
Speaker 4: But he's talking about having sex with underage women.
Speaker 2: Here he is.
Speaker 29: Here, he is sang, I'm fucking all these fifteen or
not fifteen, sorry, sixteen year old women or eighteen year
old women whatever the law is in America eighteen.
Speaker 19: It's eighteen yearsually he married at sixteen, all.
Speaker 29: Right, in Romania sixteen? Sorry, So I'm fucking all these
eighteen year old women.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, so he can say things. But
then if unless there's a woman and to come forward
to say he had sex with me when I was fifteen,
what kind of cakes do they have right right?
Speaker 1: And I have a fifteen year old and I want
to punch this guy in the face. Oh my god,
he just it just makes me sick.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: And then on the night of the State of the Union,
Candice Owens had him on her show for like forty
five minutes. And this was after you know, he's he's
reeling from the fact that he's been essentially preliminarily investigated,
it has had all of his devices taken from him.
She is giving him a platform. Her husband is like,
bff's with this guy for reasons I will never understand.
And she has obviously affection for him too, and she's
obviously on the side of thinking this is super law
fair and creepy and shouldn't be happening. But it's like
she she doesn't, she doesn't.
Speaker 4: She is friends with him despite how gross he is.
Speaker 2: And the thing, remember the clip of him we played
the other day where he was on the pee the
Patrick Bette David podcast saying the West has a problem
or the West. It's the fault of the West for
having values that promote monogamy, monogomy, traditional family values.
Speaker 1: Anomomy, stupid. He thinks monogamy stupid and outdated and terrible,
and that's what makes men do what they do. It's nice.
Speaker 2: And he said the reason there's an Epstein's Island is
because American men aren't supposed to have girlfriends on the side.
So I'm thinking she's about to have that guy on
her show. I want to ask her, does your husband
have a girlfriend? Like how are you?
Speaker 4: Oh, are you friends with this guy? But and I
will never understand it.
Speaker 2: But here he is on her show, Yester or whatever
the night of the State of the Union is, And
again it's like he's admitting to being a criminal, but
there's still not enough to like book him on. Right,
So here here's what he said to her on her
show seventeen.
Speaker 9: Don't get me, arrest me, purp walk me, put me
on the news.
Speaker 8: Tell he was drafted.
Speaker 29: Or you think I'm a verse, you think I'm already
I'm a baby seal in this shit fucking Come get
me right in my house, take my stuff.
Speaker 9: You think I sleep with a phone full of evidence.
Speaker 29: You think I don't like my phone every night, You
think I'm dumb, Come get me, arrest me, Let's do
this all over you better.
Speaker 2: I mean, he knows he knows how to avoid prosecution,
he knows how to avoid being criminally liable, and and
he and the way that he openly admits that makes
me seethe because that's exactly he's telling them. Yeah, perhaps
I do all the stuff, but you don't have it.
You're never gonna find evidence of it, because that's how
Navy seal. I am about it. Oh my god, I
hate this guy.
Speaker 1: I don't understand how you can be like this pillar
of Christianity and then hang out with that guy, right, Yes,
I just don't don't. I don't understand it. Because that
I don't, somebody's gonna have to explain that to me.
Speaker 2: God, what a creep that guy is. But yeah, I mean,
and I hate being in any kind of position where
I'm defending him at all. But this is a worry.
If this is how our our side of the aisle
is going.
Speaker 1: To get, it's just as bad as their side. No,
I hear you. Yeah, the lawfair. We don't want the
law fair to start.
Speaker 16: No.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And there's people in our audience going, why are
we even talking about this? That's why, because if they
can do this to Andrew Tait without evidence, they can
to anybody, and we should be on the side of
justice all the time.
Speaker 1: Now, I will say that if they if they have
evidence and if there is trafficking, they need to nail
this guy and put them in jail.
Speaker 2: I honestly hope they do have evidence. This guy should
be put away forever if they have it, because he
obviously brags about some of the disgusting things he's done.
I'm just waiting for him to mess up, and so
far he hasn't, and so you know, but you're right,
I'm praying that there's evidence because if there's not, this
is bad. This is really really bad, right bad? All right,
We've got some thank yous from yesterday from the bullpinned Murgatroyd.
Lou said, my beloved Daffy suddenly died from brain cancer yesterday. Josie,
she listened to you every morning with me.
Speaker 1: God bless you. I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2: I hate that. I hate it. Laurie Mazimuro on Venmo said.
Hashtag walk Away reported gaining thousands of followers after President
Trump's speech, So maybe there's hope.
Speaker 1: That is amazing. I love this amazing.
Speaker 2: Over on locals, Osuki said, technically the speech was about
the state of the Union. So I find nothing wrong
in calling it that. Well, thank you, oh Suki Roth.
Lady Wright said, there's something going around about a trans
woman that says they changed her passport gender back to mail.
Speaker 4: Sounds like fake news to me.
Speaker 2: No, that's not fake news because Trump said you cannot
have an ex you cannot have the gender on your
passport that is not correspondent with the sex on your
birth certificate. So that's not fake news.
Speaker 4: Lady Wright said.
Speaker 2: One of the women they apparently trafficked was from Florida.
That is what was said on one of the reports
last night. I'm assuming that's the Tait story. So yeah,
I mean, if there's evidence, like go go go, you
know what I mean, it just seems very suspicious that
they all of a sudden opened up a case while
he was flying back and it made news. That's the problem.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so yeah, now you okay, Robin Die heard Dems
didn't clap for dj because Trump supposedly cut funding for
childhood cancer fundingh my god, he didn't. Actually, that's false.
There you can look. There are a lot of left
wing sites that'll tell you that he did, but he didn't.
I think what he was cutting is the bureaucracy in
some of these places, and he didn't actually cut the funding.
So you know, dems are gonna dem and they're going
to tell you that's what he did. Though, Brian Brumley,
do we even know or believe that a mean mock
paradigm exists? I can't wrap my arms around it. She
can be she can be mean when she wants to be,
and she can be what's the word, she can be
like she she's good at revenge when she needs to be.
A yeah, which is the way. I really liked that.
I really like that. But she's never like, she's never unhappy,
which is a wonderful thing. Rachel Gerhardt, Well, hey, Colin,
smiling and being nice was kind of nice. I know
it wasn't that. Yeah, it was really weird. Karen Pyrat.
They hate life. Don't let them surprise you anymore. They
really do. They're miserable people. Gesse Ucy, thank you, y'all
get behind me and make a line to slap Jasmine Crocket.
I know when she was like, wake me up.
Speaker 4: And slap me, I was like, we voluntar.
Speaker 2: There are so many.
Speaker 1: Volunteers, volunteers, tribute I will be tribute. Rita Henry. The
language that Jasmine Crockett uses is disgusting. Please Texas vote
her out, Yes, please vote her out. Dan Crenshaw, Al Green,
get them all out, Cherry Fox. We have joy. We
are the Party of joy and common sense. They are
the Party of whining and entitlements. Yes, Jerry, very true.
Bo Mama ate geez. Just look at the body language
the whole time.
Speaker 2: Corey Booker is leaning in.
Speaker 1: And his hobbit friend is leaning away. The kid looks
scared of him. He does. He looks like Raymond Cromley.
Chicks on the Right love you, We love you too, Raymond,
Thank you, Rasputin's rabbit. Was Mike Johnson arrested last night
for a d ui?
Speaker 2: No, it was this chief of staff. And it wasn't
last night. It was the night of the State of
the Union.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's not good, not good, No.
Speaker 2: It's not. No.
Speaker 1: Melissa Adler Trump putting out Bondy in a speech a lot.
Do you think it was to give her a break
from the heat or was it a boss move to
get to work or else. I'm watching you. I think
it was a boss move.
Speaker 2: Hmm.
Speaker 1: I noticed that too. It's kind of like I'm gonna
give you props. I'm gonna build you up a little bit.
Now do your freaking job. You have a directive, we
have a mandate, and you have a mandate. Put forth
the mandate. You know what I mean. That's kind of
how I took it to Jose Rodriguez morning from Texas,
home of my man DJ. Let's let's get this straight.
Let's get this straight. It was the JATC Joint Address
to Congress. Now take my day.
Speaker 2: It was the State of the Union, and I'm sticking
to it.
Speaker 1: I got anything. It was just him talking to the
American people, which is great and I loved it. Thank you, Jose.
You guys bring it in, bringing it in. We have
will one morning this week you go and running downhill
slope to Friday. You guys have a fantastic Thursday. We
will talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Hi, everybody,