Speaker 1: Seriously with this nonsense, you absolute skank.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Coalition, I just think that's a bunch of bullshit.
Speaker 1: I mean, it was just such a perfect representation of
how those bitches operate.
Speaker 2: This is the stuff that just makes me rage.
Speaker 1: This is not something to just brush under a rug anymore.
Somebody needs to hang for this.
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it's degic Wednesday.
Speaker 1: It's all sorts of days. It's a lot of days today.
So much going on, so much going on today. But
I feel like the most important news of the day
is how amazing Rick Springfield.
Speaker 2: You guys, seventy six, seventy six years old.
Speaker 1: And he sounds amazing.
Speaker 2: I mean, ladies, that's what this is.
Speaker 1: Seventy six? What packed with the devil?
Speaker 3: Did this?
Speaker 2: I don't make I have no idea, but I need
his secrets. I need right it's hot, isn't it. You're
just still a hotty now. Listen, he's done some stuff
to his face, because when I know, I totally see
him a concert. But if he's done some stuff to
his face, if you see him close up, like if
he gets in the camera, you're like, Okay, you've done
some stretching. There's some Lisa Renu stuff happening there. But
but you look at his but you can't fake a body,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: He's skin like, it's absolutely glows.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: I show this to my husband last night after you
sent it to me. He just like look at him
and he was like, why are you showing me that?
And I was like, because I think he's made a
pact with the devil, right. I don't understand how a
seventy six year old man can look that way.
Speaker 2: I don't understick to Greg too, And I'm like, he's
gonna be eighty.
Speaker 1: How and how?
Speaker 2: It defies logic. There's no creekliness right season for reason,
there's no there's no crinkly that's right.
Speaker 1: What's anyways? So that the most important news.
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Speaker 1: That was an amazing segue.
Speaker 2: Look at me transitioning like mock, look at me doing it.
Speaker 1: And that was perfection, So so good. I know that
there's a rand stuff.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 1: I mean, nobody's like saying that, and I'm not responding
to anybody. I'm just saying that, like out of just
sheer exhaustion.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm just stick of talking about Iran, I know.
Speaker 1: But we will be talking about that later in the show.
We're gonna go on a little bit of a journey
with that, because you do want to include all of
the tidbits from JD Vance's various appearances. Of course, he
was absolutely everywhere yesterday. He must be exhausted, and we're
going to show you like how he was framing the
Iran deal ahead of what we now know as of
this morning about the Iran deals. So we're going to
kind of do that in order. But first there's a
whole bunch of sort of crime to discuss and the
thwarting of crime to discuss. So yesterday the FBI said that, yeah,
there was going to be like an attempted terror attack
at the UFC fight event. There was like this really
big plot and it wasn't like this there was no
foreign influence. This was like all American homegrown terrorists who
were going to use drones that were going to carry
explosives and they were going to have snipers set up
specifically to target certain government officials and wealthy attendees. So
at least five people at this point have been arrested,
and the reason were because, you know, some of their
messages between each other were released. And so the reason
that we're learning some of the reasons that we're learning
about is because one of the guys, for example, one
of the California dudes, said that he believes that US
government is run by elites who sacrifice and eat children
who had involvement with Jeffrey Epstein and are being protected
by President Trump. This is a common I mean, this
goes back to like QAnon kind of. So that's part
of the reason. As Batya on Garsargan front of the
show pointed out, she said, the goal of the terror
attack was to target capitalist elites, billionaires and politicians who
receive money from APAK. Those were the main targets. They
planned to use explosive laden drones to strike buildings, sparking
panic and driving the fleeing crowd to a sniper team
that was poised to pick them off, like this was
a very comprehensive plan that they had put together. And
then somehow there are some media outlets who are trying
to spin this as right wing terror, which is crazy
because the ringleader, a guy by the name of Tyson Proper,
said he is anti capitalist, anti billionaire. He believes the
US should be torn down. He wanted to jumpstart a revolution.
He embraces accelerationist ideology, which is straight from Karl Marx,
and he's anti Israel. So he's literally a Bernie Sanders aos.
Is this the night?
Speaker 2: This is the nineteen year old right, right?
Speaker 1: Have you see? That's the That's the most frightening thing
is that I was like, wow, this is so cool
that the FBI was able to uncover this plot. Well,
it turns out his mom uncovered the plot. It wasn't
the FBI that was just like using their cool FBI
skills to figure it all out. The mom at turned
she was the one that, yeah, that broke this news.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because she's like, my son is like a basement dwelling,
cheeto eating weirdo.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: And he's imagine if she hadn't you guys. Yeah, and yeah,
you're right, nineteen year old. Yeah, he's a total douchebag,
isn't he? Donald Absolutely like this kid if you look
at him, if you see a picture of this kid,
he looks like he's forty two.
Speaker 1: And that's what different ones Like I saw one where
he's bald and then like has some facial hair. But
then some people were saying that's the wrong photo. He's regardless,
he doesn't look nineteen.
Speaker 2: I mean, you have a kid that's like that, you
have a kid that's around that age, a little bit older,
but I assure you this this individual looks so much
older then, I mean than nineteen years old.
Speaker 1: It's bizarre.
Speaker 2: And I the apac thing. This is what happens when
there's propaganda and like people get downe these internet rabbit holes.
It's like they don't know that Israel's like when it
comes to the foreign countries and the lobbying, Israel's bottom
of the list. China is at the top, you know
what I mean. It's like, but they don't No one
ever talks about that. No one ever talks about China,
and like all these other people in these Middle Eastern countries,
like Saudi Arabia and Qatar and all these but you know,
it's always Israel.
Speaker 1: Always, it's always a pac And this is what radicalizes people.
And so when you have folks like Candace Owens, for example,
who's constantly spewing this pedophile protection all the elites, I mean,
they're repeating the same nonsense that she was constantly spewing.
And so nobody should be surprised that this is the
kind of result that happens. Just thank god for the
mom for noticing the warning signs and doing what her
son was doing and all of those things, basically turning
in it just as easily been on his own. I mean,
it's great that he lived at home apparently so that
she could keep tabs on him, But had he not
as a full grown on ass adult, he could have
done this in some CD apartment somewhere and she would
have never known.
Speaker 5: Ye.
Speaker 1: So yeah, real lucky, Yeah we did.
Speaker 2: We've gotten real lucky a lot over the past couple
of years.
Speaker 1: Yeah. It's kind of terrifying actually. In other crime related news,
the DOJ announced that they have criminally charged fifteen lefties
tied to Antifa and left wing groups. This is back
in Minneapolis, and remember all of the hullabaloo with the
people that were going after ICE agents. This goes back
to them, including that horrible I don't know if you
guys remember Antifa Kyle who would release these TikTok videos
where he was like, everybody gets your guns and go
out into the streets and like, you know, no more
peaceful protesting, We need to kill everybody. Like he was insane,
And so the arrests include him, and that's great. But
even after these messages were broken up because they were
all part of like I think some discord thing or whatever,
and they were some of the people were having to
go attend their first court hearings about this. Even then,
these psychopaths still protested at the courthouse and there were
unbelievable videos from Andy No that you can see on
his account from last night in this morning where these
violent supporters gathered to attack the courthouse and try to
jail break their fellow comrades who were federally indicted. I mean,
they are lunatics, these people, and they just won't stop. Yeah,
you're right.
Speaker 2: That goes to that saying that they're lunatics. Holy cow, yeah, nuts,
completely nuts.
Speaker 1: It's just wild and then even more crime. There was
a news report and I think this was from CNN
because we already knew that there were these SPLC indictments, right, well,
now we're learning more about one of them. There was
this executive who is accused of helping funnel over a
million dollars in donor money to an informant in the
National Alliance white supremacist group. And she was also sleeping
with that Nazi. And so there the Department of Justice
filed a superseding indictment against the SPLC, accusing it of,
you know, funneling this cash to these hate groups. And
the woman pictured in this screenshot is the one that
was allegedly sleeping with one of the informants, which.
Speaker 2: She basically she paid a dude to get laid. Is
that what she did? She paid a Nazi to get laid.
Speaker 1: No, and she her name is Heidi Barritch. I'm not
sure if I'm saying that right. Fifty eight year old
fascism expert griss, Okay, she is an expert.
Speaker 6: Is this?
Speaker 1: Okay? Does that come with dumple? What is that? Apparently
the SPLC it does actually.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's the dumbest thing. Ever who teaches
that class. Bette Midler, right, ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Don Trump Junior had the best tweet about this. He
was like, I guess they meant f fascism literally? Really
how literally is right? Which was absolutely perfect. Yeah, we
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Speaker 1: So yesterday this report, like a huge report came out.
It's almost three hundred pages of the repe Gang Inquiry.
This is in the UK and it is beyond horrific.
I mean even just the because I haven't even yet
read the whole thing, but the excerpts that we've seen
so far terror are horrendous. And a guy that works
for Great Britain News, Will Kingston, offered this as a
first comment about it on this news program.
Speaker 3: But yeah, well, I'll start with you your reaction to that report.
Speaker 4: Well, first and foremost, Patrick, strength and love to the victims.
Speaker 3: And their families.
Speaker 4: Two hundred and fifty thousand plus women and girls sacrificed
at the altar of multiculturalism. This is an incredibly important report.
Everyone knows that there is a civil war on the
right at the moment. Wherever you stand with the restore
reform battle, it doesn't matter this evening. Full credit needs
to go to Rupert Low and his team. This is
a credible report and it is hugely significant. And it's
made even more significant because I have got z hero
of faith that the official government led report will get
justice for the victims. If if we're saying one thing
in the wake of Henry Novak and the Belfast atrocity,
it is that the government and the establishment will double down.
They have invested so much in this multicultural project, they
will double down and double down again. That's why it's SENDO.
Point of report matters.
Speaker 3: Who is your views on this?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we've got to banned social media, you guys,
because we can't have people knowing about it, especially young girls,
right or people who are of that age. We don't
want people knowing anything that's going on. God forbid we
do that. I just you, guys, warning letters. That's what
he did. He just sent warning the cure Starmer sent
warning letters.
Speaker 1: Yeah, him and the mayor. Absolutely condiculous. Yeah, and we've
got a screenshot about that, I think after this one.
But essentially, if you haven't you know, if you haven't
even heard about this report at the very least, this
is a low side number. Two hundred and fifty thousand
young white girls were subjected to rate trafficking torture. Unbelievable torture.
I mean, if you read the details, it will literally
make you sick. And eighty seven percent low end, probably
closer to ninety five percent of those perpetrating the acts
were Muslim. Surprise when you hear people.
Speaker 2: Saying, oh, it's a peaceful religion. No, it's no, it's
not at all. And he sold listen, he sold Britain
out to Islam. And not only did he do that,
but he sold white girls to these animals. That's basically
what is happening here. It's like here a bunch of
girls just getting sold today. You guys, somebody needs to
hang for this.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, I mean this warrants like literal execution. It
does real. I mean, there's no way that this can
just be brushed under a rug at this point. No way.
And so yeah, when Kirstarmer was like and was he
what was his title? Because I gotta get my glasses,
so give me the director of Public Prosecutions and thirteen
thousands of suspected rape gang members and pedophile were let
off with warning letters. And then the mayor, Sadi Khan said, oh,
there's no grooming gangs operating in the city. He read
some of these reports and was just like, this is
not this isn't happening. I'm just going to pretend it's
not a thing.
Speaker 2: Ye mean, that's incredible because they will do everything they
can to make islamis look good.
Speaker 8: It's like screwing girls and they don't want to be
accused of being racist or Islamophobic, and so again this
is just one more example of suicidal empathy where it
doesn't matter what it costs their own people.
Speaker 1: They don't want to look bad. Yeah, wellmes, you guys.
Speaker 2: Here is in for a root awakening because if he
thinks that they're not going to kill him too, he's
a pudgy, pasty white boy.
Speaker 1: Wake that dude.
Speaker 2: Seriously, I mean this is insane. I can like, I
cannot even believe we're in a place that we are
where we're talking about this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all of those sacrificed at the.
Speaker 2: Altar of multiculturalism or whatever diversity it's this isn't they
have to do something?
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 1: Rupert Lowe, who is part of the Restore Britain movement
and is an MP in the Parliament, he's the one
that released the report and he tweeted about what is
to happen next and he said, I intend to use
my parliamentary privilege to name perpetrators and their enablers in
the chamber. This will be done incredibly carefully, with our
legal team involved every step of the way to ensure
that no future prosecutions are jeopardized. We are cooperating with
the authorities in order to help cases be opened and reopened.
But my faith in the system to independently deliver justice
is not high. That is why we are pursuing private
prosecutions and civil litigation. A target list has been identified
and it continues to grow. This all has to be
handled very carefully for obvious reasons, but I'm determined to act.
We have had enough talk. Now we need to act.
Our aim is straightforward, put people in prison, deliver justice. Finally,
we will act and not talk, and then deport Give
me they want about him all over this thing, right,
get them, get them out of there too.
Speaker 2: And I wonder if, like the Tuckers and the Canvases
and the Megan's, we'll talk about this.
Speaker 1: I mean, because they claim to care about the poor
children of.
Speaker 2: Baza or whatever, why not these women? Why not these girls?
Speaker 1: I mean, some of them are so young, and the
things that were done to them.
Speaker 2: It just this is the stuff that just makes me rage.
It makes me rage. People are so stupid and adults
allowed this to happen, I mean.
Speaker 1: And so many police ignored roles and the reports, and
they were just like, you're fine, it's not because it
turned them to some of these very homes where some
of the most horrible abuse was happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's because they're giant pussies and they're afraid of
being called islambophobic or whatever. Shame on them. You will
get your judgment.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, I wonder if I would hope that Megan,
for example, is thinking about that comment that she made
on her show some weeks back when she was like
Tucker's realizing that a bunch of Muslims are listening to
his show, and she was excited about it, And I
just I am very curious to see how she reports
on this.
Speaker 2: They all defend it, all them Marjorie Taylor Green is
another one. Now, they're all defending it because it's like Epstein,
shut up about it?
Speaker 1: What exactly? Shut up?
Speaker 2: And they will say nothing about this. I guarantee you
there will be nothing said by any of those jahits
about this.
Speaker 1: It's crazy. And then when you look at the actual
growth of numbers in terms of the number of Muslims
who now live in Europe, in two thousand, okay, just
twenty six years ago, there were fewer than half a million,
and now there are fifty million. That is twenty one
hundredfold increase in twenty six years. So when this account
Global Dissidence says Europe is being conquered, it's not a conspiracy.
It is replacement. It is no joke. I mean, you
can't look at those numbers and deny it.
Speaker 2: And it's happening here in Frisco. There was a Hindu
Muslim alliance that just came together and beat out a
conservative Christian for office in Frisco. You guys, they're in
government seats here. They're in government.
Speaker 1: Seats, they're all.
Speaker 2: They're in our school system, they're in law enforcement, they're
in every fabric of our they're everywhere. They're everywhere, and
they're doing it on purpose, with purpose. I just I
wish people would wake up and start seeing what's happening,
because this is it is sheer numbers. We're not having babies. Yeah,
they're having a ga jillion babies, and this is what
that is the whole purpose.
Speaker 1: They want to conquer and they are and we're letting.
Speaker 2: We're letting them because people are like, I'm too afraid
to be called a name. Well, when they come for you,
we'll see how that works.
Speaker 1: Out, you're being no. But if you want to lay
the Islamophobic label on me, let on me because I
do fear how much they are conquering the world. Well,
it's not even just a it's not an irrational phobia.
See it with my own eyes, and I see what
they say in their own religious texts. They are living
up to exactly what the Koran tells them to do.
And it's all the people who are afraid, like the
moderate Muslims, if there ever was such a thing, all
the peaceful Muslims who just sit back and think, oh,
I have this really, this religion of peace, they're doing
it wrong. I'm sorry, but that's you can read the
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Speaker 1: All right, So jd vance, we can't possibly play like
all of the juicy clips from all of the different ammouances.
Oh my god, he was everywhere.
Speaker 2: He dely did okay though he did pretty good on
both shows. I think he did all right, Like on the.
Speaker 1: View, you did not like I thought he was great
on the View, I thought Meghan, he said on Megan
it was utterly horrible.
Speaker 2: Right, but the View he actually held his own, Like, listen,
there are six rabid hornets coming at you on the View,
and they don't let you answer a question. They interrupt
everything that you do. I mean, it's like, I think
he actually did an okay job on the View.
Speaker 1: Actually there's clips that I would have included, but there's
just not enough time where Anna Navarro in particular would
not let him go, like just constantly interrupting him. Where
to the point where even whoopee and I forget who
else we're telling her, would you stop? Would you just
let him talk? I mean they were admonishing her, which
was interesting. You imagine being married to these chicks. Oh
my god, It's just I cannot, I know, I cannot. Insufferable.
So before we even get to the view, though, we're
going to show a couple clips from our bff, Glenn Beck,
who also had Jade Vance on his show, and one
of his questions, because it was ahead of his View appearance,
one of Glenn's questions was why the hell are you
going on the view? So for those of us in
the audience who also questioned why the hell he was
going on the view, here was how he responded, going right.
Speaker 10: From this to the view. And I don't know why
you're and I know you talk about it in the book,
so you won't say it, but I will. Why are
you hanging out with the sad cat ladies?
Speaker 3: But do you hope you forget from the view?
Speaker 6: I would appreciate the prayers of you and your audience, Glenn,
because I'm certainly I need to hear it out forty minutes.
But you know, the President's attitude on this is and
I really do believe this is you go everywhere, go anywhere,
to try to take the message. I mean, will talk
about the book. Obviously, we're going to talk about I'm
sure about the Iran deal, about other policies in the administration.
I just what I love about this administration is we
go everywhere. And The View has a lot of people
who watch it. Now, most of them are not sympathetic
to the administration. But if every ten people who watch
that show are not fans of ours, but you get
the message out to one open minded person, that was
worth it in my view, and that's how we're going
to win the future, is actually to go out and
persuade people, even in hostile places.
Speaker 3: For you.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's a great sentiment. I don't think he's
changing any minds that are watching The View.
Speaker 1: But I do love case, right, I do.
Speaker 2: But I love the premise of you go everywhere because
Trump did that, and Trump does that, and I think
he encourages his people to do that, and that's great, right,
I think that's great.
Speaker 1: Totally, totally great. I mean, that was a great answer.
He has lots and lots and lots and lots of
great answers on a lot of the different shows that
he did. I mean, he's good at this. There's no
question about it there, he is very very good at this.
One of the questions that I I appreciate it from
Glenn was it he was like, how can you even
negotiate though, with psychopaths, because that's what you're dealing with,
when you're dealing with radical Islamic jihatis, how do you
even what's the point of even trying to negotiate? And
here is a little bit of that exchange.
Speaker 10: We are supposedly we have now apparently electronically signed a
piece deal. We don't know what is in it. Yet
you've come out and said, you know, some of the
things are wrong. They're being said, how do you negotiate
with an apocalyptic end times twelver regime? And what makes
you confident that we can do as the President has
said on the outset, get no support for proxies, end
of the missile program, and no nukes.
Speaker 3: Do we have those?
Speaker 10: And how do you lock them in with? To be honest,
crazy people that think they're living in the end times.
Speaker 3: Let me say a few things about this.
Speaker 6: For first of all, Glenn, you know the president is
I mean, one of the most important lessons that he's
given me an international negotiation or anything is you don't
trust anybody. I don't trust the words. I don't trust
the commitments that they have committed to stop funding terrorism
and to stop you know, building or buying a nuclear weapon.
Those commitments are there, but I trust people's actions. And
so the way that we set up that deal, given
the president's directives, is if they perform the things that
they say they're going to perform, then they get a
lot of relief. And if they don't perform any of
those things, then they get nothing. And for the United States,
either way, Glenn, we're in a great position. They don't
get one cent of American money regardless of how this
deal takes place. They don't get any sanctions relief unless
they perform. But we got the straits of horror moves open.
Oil is now down below eighty dollars. Today, we have
their military still destroyed, their defense industrial base still destroyed,
their nuclear program still destroyed. And now the president's saying,
you know what, if you want to behave like a
normal country, we're going to treat you like a normal country.
And it's not the United States still has all the cards,
and there's no skin off our back for entering into
this negotiation.
Speaker 10: And no support for proxies, end of the missile program,
and no nukes for sure.
Speaker 6: Correct, Glyn. And they don't do that, so they don't
get any of the benefits of the bargain.
Speaker 2: They're not going to do it. They're totally not going
to do it.
Speaker 1: Well, what's interesting about that right there, is that he
said correct to Glenn saying, so no support to proxy.
I mean he said no nukes, no support to proxies,
you know, he said specific things, and JD said correct.
And so the fact that now we have this agreement
that the MoU has come out according to Bloomberg, according
to CNN, we're going to show it to you here
in a little bit, that is not true. And so
there's already some problems with what they're saying is in
the deal and what they're back behind the deal conversations are.
And that's that's a little nerve wrecking. It's a little
a little problematic.
Speaker 2: I will say, like I just overall, I really do
like JD.
Speaker 1: Vance.
Speaker 2: I like him a lot, like as a person, as
a human being. I think he's a good man, and
I really I like listening to him talk. I think
he's just so measured and like he's refined in the
way he addresses people. I just he's a great representation
of our party and conservatism. I let he's a great
ambassador for us. However, I still think it's got to
be Rubio because he's got an edge.
Speaker 1: It's like, it's like JD.
Speaker 2: Doesn't have that edge, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's well because he showed yesterday that he wants to
sort of play all sides of the fantasy, wants a
big tent. He was doing the Matt Walsh thing when
Matt Wesh was like, we need everybody, No we don't.
There's people that we have to actually say that's not okay.
That's my agree of the Conservative Party and JD's not
willing to do that.
Speaker 2: And marco Is and marco Is mark that's problem.
Speaker 1: It's called falls.
Speaker 2: And I just I like it when I like it
when they have giants, huge visible palpable falls.
Speaker 1: You know that what we want? Yeah, we need the
big giant made a big giant balls. All right, So
so let's talk about the view a little bit and
we'll start it off just kind of fun and easy
because the way that he entered in. The thing that
he said right when he sat down was super cute.
So I was like, let's just play this just for fun.
How told you were.
Speaker 6: If you only see somebody on TV, you just see there,
in my case, giant heads.
Speaker 3: That's right, we are. We have the table of big
heads here.
Speaker 6: So this is the show of Maga Republicans.
Speaker 3: Right, that's what.
Speaker 6: Good.
Speaker 1: Well we'll find out. I mean, that was cute. Like
he's he's so good at dealing with these He's charming.
Speaker 2: He's so charming. He's very disarming in his charm. Like
if you were in a room with him, he'd be like,
oh my god.
Speaker 1: He's so nice, so nice, right, And he is.
Speaker 2: He's so nice. And I love his background story, I
love where he came from. I mean, he's good people.
Speaker 1: He really is. Yeah, there's no question, no question about that.
And what I loved about his appearance on the View
is that it really they talked. They covered a lot
of ground. I mean so much ground that we can't
even cover all of the different topics. But he schooled
them a number of times. One of those times was
specifically on the border because of course, Sonny in particular
was like bleeding hard. Oh, the children are being separated
from their families, and you're going after people who aren't criminals,
blah blah blah. And he just dis mantled that gently
but firmly, and it looked a little like this.
Speaker 6: We do have to strike a balance, of course, between
enforcing our laws. We don't want to humanize people. That
is the balance that look law enforcement. What I'd say
about this, law enforcement is always inherently not a very
pretty process, especially when you're dealing sometimes with violent people,
with people who are resisting arrests. Some of the people
that I've been told by the media were completely peaceful,
had never violated any laws. You actually look into the
record and you find out that those people were actually
being violent, or they did have a criminal walk record,
they had a sex traffic conviction, you.
Speaker 1: Have criminal records. So the majority of people that ICE
is rounding up and taking taking out of their homes
from their families, they're separating families, they're using children in fay.
Speaker 3: But criminals can I respond to that.
Speaker 6: Let me just say this, Okay, so you talk about
the children.
Speaker 3: Here's what I'd say.
Speaker 6: Do we know that during the last administration we had
tens of thousands of children who were sex trafficked by
the cartels, who are brought into our country in profoundly
dangerous and predatory conditions.
Speaker 3: Administration. But here's the point.
Speaker 6: Unless you enforce the order, you invite that kind of conduct.
You think that our immigration policies are inhumane based on
the reporting of one person with a political bias.
Speaker 3: What I'm telling you is that it's inhumane.
Speaker 6: To allow cartels to sex traffic people across our border.
Speaker 9: And by the way, I appreciate that.
Speaker 3: I'm going to get you back in.
Speaker 9: We're coming back with one with the Vice President and
I've got questions for you.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, And it's like a meme, like there we go.
A meme came out of that moment to.
Speaker 2: See that, right is the best I know. She's like,
I hate you, I hate you so much, but let me.
But they can't deny that this administration has done good things.
Of course, Sunny houstin one questioned about the last we're
not talking about the last administration. We're able to talk
about him. He's shitting his pants and he had no
idea where he was, and they let in millions and
tens of millions of people into this country, and.
Speaker 1: They hadn't we wouldn't even be having this conversation to
begin with, So you kind of have to point that out,
you kind of do. Aren't you a lawyer? You should
know that. So anyway, there was that was good. I mean,
he did really really well on the whole border control question.
And then there was this bizarre exchange where Whoopy and
a lot of them, but namely Whoopee tried to talk
about how anti black this administration is and what you
can see it on JD's face how confused he is
by what she's even getting at, and at one point
he was like, what are you even talking about? Because
I want to answer you, but like, I have no
idea what you're referring to. And at that point she
tries to articulate what she's referring to, but she doesn't
even know, you guys, she has no idea what her
complaint actually is, which is why this entire clip is
so ridiculous on its face.
Speaker 11: Yes idea, because you're talking and you were talking about people,
what did black people do to this administration that has
allowed it to really stigmatize folks of color? And you
know how hard it is you have, you have folks
of color in your family.
Speaker 9: Sure, so when you see, you know, things get the
Emma til stuff coming down or them doing all kinds
of removal of information of black heroes. But how do you,
how do you how does that sit with you?
Speaker 3: Well, what do you what exactly are you talking about?
Because you were talking.
Speaker 9: Until I want I want to know what she did.
So in a lot of the museum museums just there's
so many, I just you know, where they're taking down
the actual history that happened in this country, slavery, there's.
Speaker 2: So many examples, Mom, I can't name a single one.
Speaker 1: There's just because she would have had she would have
had to name. I know what she was probably thinking
is that somebody took down or like painted over a
George Floyd thing. She's probably mad about that and knew
that if she would have brought it up, how ridiculous
that would have sounded a hero.
Speaker 2: Seriously, it's just so symbolic of liberals being in bed
with their narrative, like they just they are so in
bed and so cozy with the narrative that oh, conservatives
are racist. I've been told that. I believe it, and
I don't. There's no facts to back it up. In fact,
you can talk about the it's actually the opposite is true.
If you look at Trump's first term and what he
did for HBCUs. I mean, we're two hundred and fifty
five million annually for them. That was that increased our
taxpayer spending on those schools and those organizations, all institutions
that are like minority serving by fourteen percent. He did that,
and it was permanently locked in. He did that if
he was racist. Do you think that he would do that.
I've got I mean, there's like a bunch of examples here.
I have a list, like black unemployment reached an all
time low back when he was president in twenty nineteen.
Nobody gives a crap. Nobody cares about that kind of stuff.
Whoopee certainly doesn't because she wants so badly to be
in bed with her Oh my god, they're all racist narrative.
Speaker 1: It's just simply not true. It's not true, which is
why she had such a hard time. She was stumbling
over her words. She had nothing to back up this
talking point that she wanted to get out there, and
then she flailed when I actually asked for any specifics.
I mean, it was just such a perfect but we've
representation of how those bitches.
Speaker 2: Operate, right, But we, on the other hand, could give
you specifics there. I have a list, but I won't.
I mean, I won't go into it. You can just
google it and see what has Trump done? What did
you do in his first term? What has he done now?
For Black Americans?
Speaker 1: There's a list. She just refuses to see it.
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Speaker 1: All right? So they also on the view with jd Vance.
They also talked about a little bit about Epstein they
wanted to find out some of the accusations that they
were throwing around. JD just shot right down. So I
thought this was also you know, glad they addressed it.
Glad he addressed it. This is how it went.
Speaker 3: Appreciate this.
Speaker 6: But you know, one of the things you see in
the Epstein emails is that Jeffrey Epstein hated Donald Trump
and that Donald Trump literally reported Jeffrey Epstein to the police.
Speaker 3: That's one of the things that came out of these.
Speaker 13: Best friends for about a decade. And remember he signed
that transparency when some Republican women Congress, women like Lauren Bolbert,
like Marjorie Taylor Green did not give in to his
pressure of not signing me, he brought Lauren Bolbert into
the situation room to pressure her into caving on not
voting for that bill.
Speaker 6: So let me respond to that. So let me let
me respond to that. So number one is yes, Donald Trump,
he said this. He kne jeff Free Epstein back in
the nineteen eighties. He also threw Jeffrey Epstein out of
his club when he found out it was a creep
and reported him to the police. That's something that the
media often misses when it reports the story. They tell
the fact that they knew each other in the eighties
and led ultimately to Jeffrey Epstein's downfall. To that point,
Anna you know the Republican Party, well, it's one of
the things.
Speaker 3: That led to law enforcement investigation.
Speaker 13: But on the point that he made was allegedly over
a real estate deal that they hadn't got into.
Speaker 1: A fight over.
Speaker 6: But the email says, the email says, actually, he.
Speaker 1: Know each other. Let's just be truthful and transparent there.
Speaker 13: They didn't just know each other, they were incredibly.
Speaker 6: Cloths He reported him to the police. That's what I'm saying.
That is objective, that is objectively true, but animated, but
animated animated Another point that I think I would be
if I may be animated, A very important point this
question about did Donald Trump release these files only under
duress from Republicans? And Anna, you know the Republican Party
probably better than I do. The idea that Donald Trump
runs around afraid of Republican conng Rissman as opposed to
the other way around is kind of crazy.
Speaker 2: I just this relentless criticism of Trump, though over the
Epstein files is just so stupid to me, When like
they don't ever say anything about Biden. There there was
a president before him that didn't do Jack's squat, and
it was your president that was your side, and you
guys ignored it. And now he did release fives like
it's not good enough. He did it under duress. I
don't like the way he did it, but he did
it and your guy didn't do it. So I just
the criticism of this is so absurd to me because
he actually did the things your guy didn't do the things.
Speaker 3: What am I on?
Speaker 1: I know that's and he's so like I would be
throwing all the hands and he's just so calm and
very measured and takes down their points. He's so good
at it. He's so good at it. And they also
they wanted to try to catch him in some gotcha
this is like this is what they always want to do.
So they were like, you used to be a like
totally anti Trump, and so you're like a complete hypocrite,
How you know why did this happen? And his answer
even to that was just perfection.
Speaker 6: It's been well covered that I was a critic of
Donald Trump back in twenty fifteen, twenty sixteen. Now obviously
I'm sitting here as the Vice president of the United
States in the Trump administration.
Speaker 3: Well, joy a little humility.
Speaker 6: Actually, I think that when you make predictions and those
predictions turn out to be false, you got to ask
yourself what made me wrong about that? What did I
not understand or not appreciate. For example, I said that
Donald Trump's economic policies would not lead to wage growth.
They did in the first term. That was actually a major,
major thing. I said that we couldn't bring back any
of those factory jobs because I kind of had given
into this idea that those jobs were disappearing. But actually,
Donald Trump, you saw a manufacturing boom during that administration.
Speaker 11: So a certain point, just so there's.
Speaker 6: A certain point where you say, you know, I made
predictions about this.
Speaker 3: I ended up being wrong.
Speaker 6: And in politics and anything, I think it's important to say,
you know what, I got some things wrong, and I
was wrong about him. He was a very successful presence.
One of the reasons why I've been so supportive of.
Speaker 1: That interrupted afect answer.
Speaker 2: It was a great answer, but the interrupting and then
not allowing him to answer. God just so much restraint,
so much restraint, so much and I'm sure listen, if
you look at this and you look at the interview.
So they asked a lot of hard questions. They didn't
do this with Biden. They didn't do it with Jill Biden.
They didn't do it with anybody on the left. They
never do it with any of it. It's on the left.
It's like, oh my god, what's your favorite restaurant? You
know what I mean, what kind of underwear do you wear?
I mean, that's it is not it is so softball.
But when you get somebody there that's a conservative or
a right winger, I mean it is, they are pummeling
that person. If you can't tell me that there's so
much bias in our media, you.
Speaker 1: Just can't do it. Yeah that I mean he really
it was really, really, really good his appearance on the View.
Nothing to complain about their whatsoever. I loved this screenshot
from the Beat, Jade Vance makes contact with tribe of
illiterate feral so much, so great. And then he was
also on Guffel late night last night, and you know,
he basically gave an overview a summary of how his
experience on the View went, and here is what he
said about it.
Speaker 6: Honestly, Greg I expected them to be absolutely vicious, and
they were only a little bit vicious. It wasn't It
wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be.
Joy Behar even said during the break, not joking, she said,
you know what, you're like pretty good for a Republican
And I was like, whoa, that is a way better
compliment that I expected from Joy Bayharr.
Speaker 3: I gotta say, I thought.
Speaker 6: That Sunny the woman to my left, was going to
call it, call me a racist, and re it was Whoope,
the woman to my right who called me a racist.
So expectations were defied.
Speaker 1: It is pretty interesting. So anyway, that was that was
the view, and there were other shows, and we're going
to get to Megan here next. But first we're going
to show you just a quick clip from his appearance
on Fox and Friends yesterday morning, because they asked him
about the whole are you know what's happening? What's your
status of running for president? Marco says he's not going
to run if you're running, like, where does all that stand?
And so he addressed that as follows I should say,
set at one point that he wouldn't run if he
knew you were going to make the decision to run.
Where does the stand now?
Speaker 6: It stands where we're all focused on the job in
front of us. I think the president loves to stir
the pot a little bit, and.
Speaker 3: The president loves the entertainment of it. Of course he does.
Speaker 6: This is what he I joked earlier that it doesn't
really sound like the president of the United States to
run a televised program for who would be his next apprentice.
Speaker 3: Right, That's what the president does.
Speaker 6: And he loves that, and it does make this whole
thing fun. But fundamentally, I think Marco, me, the entire cabinet,
we're just focused on doing a good job. And the
thing I hate about politicians and politics for at large
is it sometimes seems like in the past, you know,
I've only.
Speaker 3: Been in politics for three years.
Speaker 6: You will likect somebody to do a job, and instead
of doing.
Speaker 3: Their job, they're worried about the next job.
Speaker 6: What I said when I got this job is I
just want to do a good job at this thing
that I have, and if that happens, the politics will
take care of itself. We're only a year and a
half into this administration, right, There's so much that we're
accomplishing for the American people. Let's do that, Let's win
the midterms, and then we can talk about what happens
in twenty eight.
Speaker 2: It's a great answer. It's great. He was also on
the Five. He did a great job in the five too.
He did I mean literally did he pee yesterday?
Speaker 1: Like like I don't know, And then you know, doing
the late and I said, I don't even know how that.
I could never me neither kind of schedule. I would
absolutely die.
Speaker 2: He just he's probably so tired today, like he's probably
like passed out somewhere in his room.
Speaker 1: I could not. It's a tough schedule. I would love
to see Marco do the View just because of how
he would utterly manhandle that entire which is in a
kind of a sweet hot way. He would get it
like it this way, you know what I mean? Right,
It would be so good. I would love to see it.
But Marco has he's completely in a vanishing act at
the moment, which I hate because it makes me feel
like he that it's true that him and Pete are
just rapidly against everything that's happening with this mo Ou.
I don't know that to be for sure. There's a
lot we still don't know for sure about the MoU
and all of the reactions to it, but it's just
odd that both of them have been so quiet this
entire week.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, weird, it's weird. I mean, it's it's weird.
But I sometimes I think a lot of that is
what the media wants to pay attention to, so we
get what they want to feed us, and then by
default we talk about it, you know, like I mean,
you and I we talk about music day here on
the show, and sometimes that news of the day is
delivered to us by people who have an agenda. And
so I don't know if it's if it's him and
Seth being quiet on purpose, or if it's just that now,
you know, the news is someplace else and we're just
so I don't know.
Speaker 1: People are People are saying he was with he's at
the g S. I know this. I mean, we talked
about that yesterday and I even said I was trying
to get a read on his facial expressions. I'm not
saying he's not present. I'm saying he is not saying
anything to the media. He has been silent on Twitter.
He normally he's out like he's one of the guys
doing a lot of the talking on behalf of the president.
He's not doing that this week, so but I think
that's Trump.
Speaker 2: But I think Trump has tapped JD to do that
this time. And I don't know why. Maybe he's trying
to see he's testing the water as to whether or
not he's going to tap him as being the successor
as opposed to he's trying because he got two good ones,
you know what I mean. So maybe Trump's like, let's
see how he handles this.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know what.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but that could be part of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean Trump always has something cooking for sure. Okay,
So on to Meghan, And one of the things that
Meghan said that I agreed with was how come we
can't see this freaking MoU Like, what is the deal
with that? And the answering was odd to me because
it's like if JD is confused about the reason, that
makes no sense. Here's what he said.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 14: The reaction to this from the neo cons from the
Hawks has been negative already. They're mad that they can't
see the memorandum of understanding, which I get actually in
their defense. Why can't they see why can't we all
see the MoU right now?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 6: There, Yeah, So, first of all, the President said, by
the latest Friday possibly is or at least tomorrow, we're
going to release the Memorandum of Understanding text. The reason
why we haven't released it yet is there are some
delicate diplomatic things going on where the Iranians, and not
just the Iranians, but some of our mediators, the Pakistanis
and the Guitaris, have asked us to sequence this in
the right way. I don't, frankly, fully understand it, but
there are sensitivities that exists in the Arab and Muslim
world that we're trying to be responsive to. Fundamentally, does
it really matter if the deal comes out on Wednesday
versus Friday?
Speaker 3: Know that.
Speaker 6: That's why we haven't emphasized it so much, is because
at the very latest the text is going.
Speaker 3: To be out on Friday.
Speaker 2: So he doesn't understand their culture, That's what I get
from that.
Speaker 1: He But does that I mean, does that if he's
speaking on behalf of the Trump administration on this issue,
does that mean Trump doesn't understand it either, and he's
just going along with it. And if that's the case,
why why do we give a crap what these other
countries think it's our deal? Or why do we give
a crap about their culture?
Speaker 2: As we've seen their cultures kind of sucks?
Speaker 1: You know, that was just an odd way to manswer.
There's so many people who are like, why don't you
trust Trump? Why are you being such a pannikin. We're
actually just showing you all the different angles to this. Okay,
So it's I do I one hundred percent support Trump,
and I know I speak for you when I say that,
But we're not going to pretend that there's no room
for criticism when there is. And so until we know
all the facts, we're going to ask all the questions.
That's not panickinging. I'm presenting all the sides, and I
get it. We are presenting all the sides.
Speaker 2: But I will say a lot of the relentless criticism
of him kind of like with the Epstein file. It
reminds me of the Epstein files. You have a situation
where nobody's been willing to do anything about these assholes
for almost half a century, and then you have a
president who has giant balls, who says you know what,
I'm going to do something about it, and people are
complaining about how he's doing it, So, I mean, I
get it.
Speaker 1: I think we can we can.
Speaker 2: Criticize, we can nitpick some stuff here and there, but
at the end of the day, I'm like, you know what,
he's trying to do something. He's trying to do something
that no other president has ever done because he actually
has the balls to do it and he wants to
make a change where nobody body else was willing to do. So,
I mean that's we are giving sides, but I know
you agree with me on that.
Speaker 1: You do agree completely do but I'm not going to
ignore the fact that they're like some gaps that need
to be filled in, there's some questions that need to
be asked, there's things that are confusing, and we're not
going to pretend that that's not the case, you know
what I mean, Like, we can be one hundred percent
behind him and also feel like, hey, there could be
some better messaging about this, there could be some more
communication on this angle. It's fine to say that, you guys,
and you need to not be like I'm going to
support them no matter what, no matter what, it's okay
to criticize our own government.
Speaker 2: So we've always we've always done that, We're going to
continue to do it. But you know, I, deep down
in my heart, I'm glad that he's done the things
that he's done, and I know that it's probably extremely difficult,
and he's the first one to freaking do it.
Speaker 1: So there's that and there, and you know what, this
could be the greatest thing ever. It is, like I
want to believe so hard that it is. I mean,
obviously we're dealing with psychopaths and that makes things complicated,
but he seems very very confident. We're going to get
to some clips of him from yesterday morning while we
were doing our show where he even talks a little
bit about the people that he's you know, negotiating with,
So we'll get to that in just a second. But
more with Megan. First of all, this is this was
the part where I know a lot of folks who
have been worried about Vance's relationship with Tucker. You know,
his recent comment, for example, promoting the Theo vonn Show,
like there's some doubts that people have had, myself included
where Vance has been questionable, like why are do you
do you not see what's happening with Tucker? Do you not?
Are you not acknowledging that? And so a lot of
people were even like, why would he go on Megan's
show when Meghan is one of the worst complainers about
everything the administration is doing right now?
Speaker 2: No, wait, and not and not going to bat for Erica,
who's supposedly like one of his I mean there's a
lot of personal stuff there too.
Speaker 1: Right, yes, exactly exactly. So this particular answer was odd,
and I understand fully the reason that some folks who
are who have the most questions about the deal right
now are feeling just kind of slapped in the face
with this comment, because, for example, I don't know that
I would consider myself a neocon or a like a warmonger.
I'm not a Lindsey Graham on this issue, but I
do I do like have the attitude that you don't
start a fight you're not willing to finish, and so
in that respect, I don't like that JD is lumping
anybody who is criticizing this proposed deal as someone who
wants endless wars. I don't want endless wars. I don't
want millions of people to die. But I also don't
want to just back out when we're so close to
absolutely demolishing the IRGC And so I didn't like how
he positioned all anybody who is remotely critical about this
deal as a warmonger essentially, And that's this is the
part that I was like, what are you saying here?
Speaker 6: And I think that fundamentally, if you look at what
they're proposing, they're proposing an endless conflict. They want this
to go on until every bomb has been dropped, or
until every Iranian is dead. That is not what the
President of the United States wants. What he said is
I said about this to end their nuclear program, to
eliminate their ability to threaten their neighbors and project power,
and to fundamentally make sure that no future child would
have to deal with a terrorist regime with an atomic bomb.
That's why the President set out to do this, he feels,
and he's right that he's accomplished that goal. And now
we can get to the negotiation to see what are
the other benefits that we can get from this, and frankly,
what are the benefits the Iranians could get from this
if they behave I just don't think that that people
who are criticizing this one, they're not actually dealing with
the reality of what's in it. And number two, they
don't have an alternative. If your alternative is just to
drop bombs without any clear goal or any clear American
interest implicated, then you're not making the wise decisions on
behalf of the American people. The president is and that's
why we're in this position.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know if you have it, but he
talked about the coalition too, like who yeah, we will
yeah to that.
Speaker 1: Because I he was total.
Speaker 2: That's that's the one clip that that made me pissy.
Speaker 1: I got really pissy. What did you think about this one?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 2: I mean I don't. I just I think that he's dancing.
I think he, like you, kind of like what you
said before, he tries to appease people, and I think
that he's doing the apeasy thing with her, and you know,
it's it's kind of it feeds into the whole, you know,
Like and the other clip that I know we're going
to show with the Coalition, where it's like he's almost
trying to amplify who's she is and like how important
she is and how important her show is.
Speaker 1: When I don't think it's that important. Well, and it's
ignoring completely some of her and Tucker's entire hit, this
alignment with Islam almost right, completely ignoring that altogether, and
so that I just didn't I just didn't like the
fact that anybody, you know, he's basically saying, anybody that's critical,
you all are just bloodthirsty, you just want endless wars.
But that's not the case at all. And in fact,
before this agreement, before this MoU Trump was talking very
specifically about what threats he was posing to Iran. There
was a plan, so he can't pretend that that wasn't
part of, you know, dealing with this ongoing threat. In fact,
Trump is still talking about that this morning.
Speaker 2: I think it's important to frame, to frame this realistically,
and that is you need to we need to understand
that it's it's the Islamis, it's the IRGC, it's it's
those bad Iranians that they're the ones who went endless war,
and that's what Trump is trying to stop. He's trying
to stop it. And I just that was communicated more effectively.
I think I would have been I would have been like, Okay, well,
I get that I hear what he's saying, but you're right,
there's a lot of finger pointing at people like us.
And then there was a lot of importance put on
people like Megan and the Tuckers, and I'm like, hey,
we're the voters out here, We're the real people like
you remember us I got I just got pissy about
that yesterday and this whole interview, the whole interview just
rubbed me the wrong way, like in that respect, because
I felt like it was it was a it was
a prop each other up kind of thing, and it
wasn't pay attention to the rest of us out here
who And well, I know we'll get to that because
you have the clip, yeah.
Speaker 1: And there before we get to that, because that's almost
we're almost ready to play that. But there's one more
that I just wanted to play in light of what
we're going to show you in a little bit, which
is allegedly the actual fourteen point plan. And so this
was about the financial aspect of it. Here's what he
said about that, which is important for context later we're.
Speaker 3: Done, and that's the basic approach.
Speaker 14: We would not turn on this bigot if hesbela hit
Israel oh or and over.
Speaker 6: Well, what I would say is like, if Iran is
funding Hesbela, we're not going to allow a bunch of
frozen assets to freeze to the Iranians right now. I
want to be clear about this too, because those are
not American assets. There's been a lot of misreporting on
this and people said, ohays, the United States is going
to give Iran billions of dollars. No, very very crystal clear.
Even if the Iranians do everything contemplated by this deal,
not a penny of American money flows to Iran.
Speaker 1: And that is a hugely important point. It's not like
we're sending palettes to cash, even if they behave really well, right,
that's not a film.
Speaker 2: I don't want to give them any of my money, right.
Speaker 1: And we're not. But there there is a question, of
course about this three hundred billion dollar you know, goal fund.
There's a question about the unfreezing of assets that immediately
opens them up to having access to all kinds of money,
which we'll get you in a second. But to this
coalition comment that was made, you know, obviously we talked
about Megan's fight with Mark Levin for example, where she
was like, you know, talking about the size of his dick,
and they were just being so gross back and forth
of both of them. And you know, Mark Levin's point
is you cannot include in your large tent people who
are anti Semitic, pro Islam psychopaths, essentially, and I agree
with him on that. I continue agree with him.
Speaker 15: On that too.
Speaker 1: And so this whole coalition building goes back to the
whole discussion that Matt Walsh had months ago, and he
got a lot of shit for it, where he was like, no,
we want Nick Flintes, we want everybody. Well, no, we don't.
I mean, and we shouldn't. We should have some standards
as conservatives.
Speaker 3: I agree.
Speaker 1: And so this whole coalition building thing, it's as really
nice and kumbaya, but I don't know how. We're not Koba.
That's not us. We're not kumbaya. Yeah, And so here
is that conversation.
Speaker 6: So look, the coalition that made Donald Trump the President
of United States and JD. Vance the Vice President of
the United States. People have to remember this. It was
Megan Kelly and Tucker Carlson and Joe Rogan.
Speaker 3: It was also Mark Levin.
Speaker 6: It was also a lot of people like John Potterwitz
who want a more aggressive foreign policy.
Speaker 3: What I think is important.
Speaker 6: I'm never going to say that John Polwitz is not
welcome in the Republican Party.
Speaker 3: He is. But just as he's disappointed.
Speaker 6: Right now, sometimes other people are going to be disappointed
at other times.
Speaker 3: You can't just quit politics because the.
Speaker 6: Leader of a country of three hundred and thirty million
people makes a decision.
Speaker 3: You disagree with h.
Speaker 1: I agree with you.
Speaker 14: I know a lot of people really don't agree with
us here. They're very, very angry over the iron Sure.
It was like their number one issue, and they feel
like Trump is not the man they thought he was
because he betrayed that promise and didn't explain much about it.
And I understand they're feeling too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the coalition, I just think that's a bunch of bullshit.
Megan Tucker and Joe Rogan got him elected.
Speaker 1: Hi, it wasn't interesting that there was no mention of
Charlie Kirk, who was probably the most helpful to Trump
advance getting in there.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent, mock one hundred percent he was, I
mean like he should be top of the list. And oh,
also the people, the people in America, people like us,
people like you. We we're the ones who got off
our ass and we went and voted for him. It
wasn't Tucker Megan and Joe Rogan. I get to like, seriously,
that rubbed me the wrong way. I got really irritated
about that, and the wook right, Steph, he was right
about that. I mean where I always, you know, subscribe
to the Reagan rule, the eighty twenty rule. If I
am agreeing with you eighty percent of the time, you're
my ally, You're my friend, right, You're not not a
twenty percent trader. You see what I'm saying, which is
exactly what he talked about, And I agree with that
one hundred percent. You cannot I do that in my relationships.
I do that in my marriage. I don't agree with
my husband all the time. If I threw him out,
if I didn't agree with him all the time, my god,
we would be divorced a long time ago.
Speaker 1: Same with you, you're my best way. There is a
difference between eighty twenty in disagreement and some of that
twenty percent being like you turning into a Nazi, Like
there's got to be I'm talking about specific things that
we will not tolerate.
Speaker 2: No, I'll clarify, I'm talking about the Megan Kelly's and
the Tuckers and all these people saying since we went
to war with Iran, I'm out right and I'm going
to bad mouth people, and I'm going to bad mouth Mega,
and I'm gonna say Mega is over. That's what I'm saying.
I'm not saying because listen, there may be bits and
pieces of things that Trump does that I don't necessarily
agree with, still loving Yeah, that's exactly right.
Speaker 1: Which is a great person. So much of our audience
does not understand that that when we have criticism, it
doesn't mean we're it's that's a lack of support, or
that we're done with Trump or we're done with MAGA.
It's just we can things speak and criticize without our
audience losing its mind.
Speaker 2: Right. I think maybe that's what jad was trying to
get at, like he was trying to take a poke.
I think a little bit at Megan where it's like,
you're one of those people that has gotten out there
and bad mouth the crap out of this administration, and
she's like.
Speaker 1: I totally agree.
Speaker 2: With Yeah, you're one of the people that's like you're
doing it you're basically out there saying, oh my god,
he's screwed this up. This is a big disaster, Like
Maga sucks, like this is all terrible.
Speaker 1: It's not.
Speaker 2: It's not all terrible. Look at the great things that
he's done. This is the thing. So many of these
people have flipped and they be I just and I
know that they are important, but hopefully they are not
as important as JD is saying.
Speaker 1: That they are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because there's us out here that are that are
the ones who actually drive the bus. We're the ones
that are doing it.
Speaker 1: So there was a point too where he was like, listen,
people should feel free to criticize if they if they
have an issue with what Trump is doing or saying.
And that is when she lost it. And she was like,
but I did, and he was mean to me, and
so he had to like calm her down from that.
This is how that went. He's a tough lady.
Speaker 14: And then we're told, and I quote, those who speak
ill of Mark Levin are not Maga.
Speaker 6: She's well the president, as he does, is pushing back
at a criticism of yours that he thought was unfair.
Speaker 1: Not just me, I mean a lot of interventional.
Speaker 6: But I talked to him last night and I said,
mister President, I'm gonna go on began Kelly's show, and
I'm going to defend the administration's policies.
Speaker 3: Absolutely I love that because again.
Speaker 1: Good how he engagees.
Speaker 6: Next he engages, and he's going to criticize you when
he agrees or disagrees. He's going to say nice things
about you when you agree with you. But that's what
I actually love about the President. He's not he's not
like viewing these debates from the outside. He's participating in
them himself. And again make and the frustration that I've
had with you know, the non interventionist side has been
that the attitude seems to be, we disagree with the
president on this policy.
Speaker 3: Look, we can have that debate.
Speaker 6: But fine, Okay, you disagree with the president on this
particular policy, that doesn't mean you can give up on
the entire And.
Speaker 3: The reason why.
Speaker 6: Are so much more effective in politics than the people
on the other side in our coalition is because they
play the game.
Speaker 1: See you see what I mean? Oh, I agree with that,
Now you don't. You don't agree with that. You've been
one of the worst perpetrators of exactly what he said.
You've lost your mind.
Speaker 2: You've lost your mind over the staff, Like you literally
have lost your mind when it comes to the Iran
staff and you're like, oh my god, everything sucks. Now
he sucks. He's the worst president ever. Total disappointment. That's
what she's saying. That's her narrative now, so she can't say.
Speaker 1: Oh, I totally tell that way too. I totally do.
And that's it's a very different attitude than when we're saying, hey,
there's some holes here, I'm questioning this, this is odd,
and I wish the communication was better. That is a
very different thing than us saying yeah, throwing our hands
in the air and we're done with this president. I
still think he's the best president ever. And if he
was allowed to run again, I would vote for him.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, I would do it in a heartbeat, you know.
Speaker 1: And and and.
Speaker 2: As we discussed, Vance was an never trumper at one time,
like so what like there's all these all this stuff
about like who's mega, who's not mega? I'll tell you
maga is the people. The people are mega, you know,
because there are people out here, like people in our
comment section, steadfast, like rational, living, real lives people. Megan's
not Mega Jesus Maga as Candice. That's all I'm saying.
So it's weird that they get to define that, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 1: We're going to try to bring up everybody up to
speed on where we are as of this morning, although
even probably during this last hour there's been an updates
that I don't know about as we've been doing the show.
So we're going to get through as much as we
know we do know for example, and this is this
is you know, I don't like this. I don't love
this at all. But there was confirmation that Israel actually
formally requested access to the m OU and was denied,
which is, as a guy Asrael pointed out, a remarkable
and highly unusual development between close allies on an issue
of such critical national security importance. I don't understand that.
I just I can't explain it.
Speaker 2: I don't really I feel like they need to have
a copy of that, like they need to be they
need to be c seed, you.
Speaker 1: Know, even if it's bcceedo. You know what I mean, right,
So I am going to give you like all sides
of this, the questions as you'll see, because we often
share AP's tweets. I'm going to share his version of
what's happening here. He said of Israel can blow up
the deal, which we heard that yesterday. Iran was basically saying,
if Israel keeps attacking Hesbela and Lebanon, then this deal
is over because Iran side is being a bunch of babies. Obviously,
but Ap made a good point. If Israel can blow
up this deal by retaliating against Hesbela, then that's a
pretty strong argument that this isn't a very good deal.
Think about what you're actually saying. A country that isn't
even a party to the agreement supposedly has the power
to derail the whole thing. Yeah, that's weird. If that's true,
then the deal isn't built on the commitments of the
people who signed it. It's built on the behavior of
people who didn't. If a partnership can fall apart because
of a third party, you don't have a partnership. You
just have a fragile arrangement simply waiting for an excuse
to collapse. And if the deal can only survive so
long as Israel refrains from responding to Hesbelah, then the
weakness is not Israel. The weakness is the deal. And
I don't know how to argue with that.
Speaker 2: And they need to kind of have a little say
in this, I think, at least at least, you know,
just let them be copy, let them be, let him
move a copy.
Speaker 1: Because you know who did see it. It's freaking Mark Carney.
That's what he told Caitlin Collins last night. Listen to this.
The hell did you actually see the agreement itself?
Speaker 7: I've seen the agreement.
Speaker 1: Yes, Oh so the President showed it to you.
Speaker 7: Well, i've seen the agreement. We have, we have, we
have our sources just like you.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well we haven't seen it publicly as have been released.
Speaker 3: Is it true.
Speaker 1: It's about a page and a half.
Speaker 7: It's it's it is a reasonable length for an agreement,
which is a in effect, it is a cessation of hostilities.
Speaker 2: It's a ceasefire, a cessation of hostilities.
Speaker 1: It's a ceasefire.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not gonna it's it's just not gonna hold
Just you guys. I'm just I don't have a lot
of faith in this. I think that Trump has tried.
I give him all the props for trying.
Speaker 1: I really do.
Speaker 2: I mean, God bless him and God love him, but
these people are freaking loose. Also, that guy Mark Carney,
he's like a twelve year old boy. He's a tiny man.
Speaker 1: And I don't like how happy he is about all
of this because that makes me nervous, like anytime man, Like,
why is he so happy? Yeah, I don't like him
being happy. I don't like I don't want him to
be happy. I don't like that at allho So, yesterday
morning during our show, Trump was asked or was answering
reporter questions, and one of the questions was about the uranium,
the leftover uranium, the dust as Trump refers to it,
and what the plan is for retrieving it. Here is
what Trump said, A plan for.
Speaker 3: The enriched uranium.
Speaker 5: That is yeah, it will say the lawn said, David,
welcome to us, coming in, But Rono will be just fine.
What's happening is that at an appropriate time, there's no
rush at all. We have cameras from space on it.
We know everybody that goes there, which is like nobody.
Speaker 3: The b two Bama hit it.
Speaker 5: The entire mountain collapsed inside it. It's a very tough excavation.
Nobody else can do it, but us and probably China.
They have the equipment. We have the equipment. We're in
no rush, but we get it. And what do we
get it will destroy it. We're not looking to take you,
We're looking to destroy it.
Speaker 2: Okay. So that there's that was so think he goes
into those meetings, he's like, I like your hat, like
you know what I mean, Like that guy. It's just
like he's just sitting there listening to this whole conversation
between him and a reporter. It's just like the oddest
is it just me? I just find this could be
so fascinating, you know, like the formalities and like the yeah,
the formalities, yet the informalities because it's Trump, you know,
he said all things to people.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. We do have actually a really good
example of that, which will show you. But but earlier
we mentioned that there was a thing that he said
about the people that he's currently dealing with, and he
calls them and I don't know if he's just saying
this to like appease them or if he really believes it,
but he is saying that the current crop of leadership
that he's dealing with in these negotiations are rational.
Speaker 5: You guys, we're dealing with people that I think are
very rational people. I mean, they were nice to deal with,
they were strong people, smart people. I think actually they're
smarter than the first and second group. But they're not radicalized,
and they're you know, looking to help their country.
Speaker 2: So like the third string athletes are coming, and he's like,
these people are actually rational because they don't want to die.
You know, they seen other people die, so they're acting
a little bit more rational. That makes all the sense
in the world.
Speaker 1: I probably that's true. I hope that that's true.
Speaker 2: I mean I would tend to be a little more
rational if I saw everybody die in front of me.
Speaker 1: But they love that. That's like their whole They love
the whole martyrdom.
Speaker 2: That's they long virgins, all the goats.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, So anyway, I hope that's true. That's what
he said, and and that's all we have to go on.
And I don't know those people, so we have to
take Trump's words. Yes, there was a cute moment where
there was a foreign reporter who wanted to ask Trump
a question, and he just can't help himself, Like when
he thinks that there's somebody attractive or you know, just speaking,
well he has to point it out. This is like
the Trump I love. It's just so cute because he
can't help himself and he just says the things. And
this was adorable.
Speaker 5: Yes, nice looking question.
Speaker 3: From a nice look about him.
Speaker 5: So mean, he can.
Speaker 3: Put him in a movie right.
Speaker 1: Now, go ahead, Oh my god, I love it. That's
so great, so true.
Speaker 2: People are so mean, they are so mean, and this
guy is actually really nice and good looking.
Speaker 1: You should put it, put him in a movie. I
just I can't love that. It's so so trump. So
for you know, for people that are like, why are
you questioning him? Why don't you trust him?
Speaker 6: Whatever?
Speaker 1: Here, let me just remind you what Trump said himself
back in March. And so you know, again not a warmonger,
I don't want forever wars. But just a few months
ago Trump said, in all caps even there will be
no deal with Iran except unconditional surrender.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I just don't know why that's changed, right, you know
what I mean?
Speaker 2: Well, he probably has realized that these people are in
fact lunatics. It's not like any deal that he's ever
tried to make, you know. And like I said, I
don't think it's going to hold. I just don't. I
think these people are. The whole endgame for all these
people is they just want to kill everybody and conquer.
It's like it's all they care about. And Trump is
not that way. I think it's hard for people to
wrap their brains around that mentality when we are not
that way and they are.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So Bloomberg, initially this morning or late last night,
I don't exactly know what time they released what they
say is the final Deal. And then shortly after that,
probably like an hour and a half ago, CNN released
the same thing, saying this is it, this is for
real the deal. And so initially when I saw this
early this morning, it was from AG and he said,
Bloomberg has published the MoU. Now we know why they
didn't want to release the text. There are zero substantive
and forcible commitments from the Islamic Republic in this document.
And so listen, we're not gonna belabor the entire thing,
but I'll just show you that you can have access
to this right now if you want. There is the
There are fourteen points, and you know, like on this
first page, it's basically like, listen, we're gonna we agree
that we're gonna stop hostilities, which that's great. We're not
going to threaten each other anymore, we're not going to
use force against each other anymore, and we're gonna respect
each other's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and we're going to negotiate.
We're going to like have sixty more days to like
really iron out the details. That's the first page. Okay.
Then they start talking about some more nitty gritty when
it comes to the blockade, when it comes to opening
the strait, all that's fine. They talk about how they're
going to create a comprehensive plan agreed to by both
parties which will rehab and develop economically the Islamic Republic
of Iran to the tune of three hundred billion dollars.
That's in point number six. And the implementation mechanism of
that three hundred dollars three hundred million dollar release is
going to be part of the final agreement, and that's
going to be figured out within these next sixty days.
So okay, that's fine. But then you get to this
ninth and tenth point, and this is where I start
getting like, wait, what So the ninth point is that
the that Iran in the US agree that pending the
final document, they're just going to maintain the status quo,
which means nothing is going to change on the nuke program.
They're not going to either, they're not going to tear
it down, they're not going to try to fix it.
They're not going to do anything about that. And the
US is not going to impose any new sanctions. That's fine.
But then number ten, this is where it gets like
real weird. The US undertakes that immediately after the signing
of this MoU and until the date of the lifting
of sanctions, US Treasury will issue waivers for exports of
Iranian crude oil, petrochemical products and their derivatives, and all
related services including banking, insurance, transportation, and the like. That
sounds like the moment that the ink is dry, that
we're going to have we're going to be issuing waivers
of some of the sanctions, which means that they're going
to have instant access to their money. And so I
don't know about that. That just seems like it goes
against what JD was saying that they would have to
perform first before sanctions are undone, you know what I mean,
They can't have any money until they perform.
Speaker 2: Okay, but then what happens if they don't perform, and
then they also just become total ass hats, which they're
going to be. That's just how I feel about it.
So what's the consequence. Are we going to go in
there and bomb the shit out of them? Again, I'm
just curious. I'm just curious.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you asked that question because we actually have
an answer that Trump gave this morning, and so we're
going to get to that in just a second. Again,
this eleventh point two says that in light of the
progress of negotiations towards a final agreement, frozen or restricted
funds and assets of Iran will be released and made
fully available. So again, it's like we're giving them all
of this money immediately, and it doesn't seem like there's
an enforcement mechanism in here. It doesn't seem like like
they have to perform, which is everything that JD was
talking about all day was that they have to perform first.
And this makes it sound like immediately upon signing there's
gonna be some waivers of sanctions. So that's confusing. I'm
just gonna say it. But the interesting part too, about
so this is Bloomberg releasing it, right, And people didn't
know what to think about that is this really it? Like,
you know, how did they get access to this? We
don't know. But then CNN said this is the real
deal and we are releasing it. And ahead of releasing it,
this was super interesting. It said, this is CNN. US
negotiators are working to quickly release the text of the agreement,
even as they downplay the significance of the specific language
in this document. And so there were officials that said, apparently, quote,
people shouldn't read too much into the language of the
MoU it's more of a political document. So they're actually saying,
this is really not even anything that your pretty little
head should wor worry about. This is all just we're
really the most important thing are the back channel commitments
that we've made to each other, the backroom deals, the
backroom deals which we will never be privy to.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 1: So this was just a really interesting thing to add
in a conversation. I'm going to get him the benefit.
Speaker 2: Of the doubt with the backroom deals, because if there's
anybody that understands how to do a backroom deal. It's
Trump so and nobody else has been able to do that.
So hopefully that will work, and hopefully they won't cross him,
because if they cross him, you don't want to do that.
Speaker 1: He doesn't like he doesn't like that. No, he does not,
you know, And he's putting a lot of faith into handshakes,
you know, behind closed doors. But then what they seem
confident about it. Obviously JD seems confident about it. Trump
seems confident about it. And that's great. I mean, I'm
really hopeful. In fact, there's a Jew, a Jewish American
living in Israel right now. Ben Bdeo, I hope I'm
saying that, right Badeo, who put out a really optimistic
way of looking at this, MoU if this is in
fact the actual text, and I really loved what he said.
It's a three pager, but I want you to read it.
It's a big text, and I love this optimism about it.
Speaker 2: The first sixty days or a ceasefire, we don't even
withdraw until T plus sixty plus finalization plus thirty. We
get something we want shipping oil and give them something
that doesn't remotely let them recover unfrozen funds and temporary
sanctions waivers, not three hundred billion dollars. The US and
i Ran will be the only signatories. Israel is not
party to this, neither is anyone else. Why do you
think that is? Why do you think that the MoU
explicitly invokes their allies in the current war, even though
said allies will not be signing it. Why do you
think that is? We are opening up shipping and giving
Iran two months to struggle to piece back together what
was blown up with money that was already theirs, and
without giving them any money.
Speaker 1: This is impossible.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, they cannot touch anything nuclear at all
without breaking the deal. And if they spend their newly
unfrozen funds and then they never get the three hundred billion,
they are worse off than before. So what do they
gain in the next sixty days? What do they actually gain?
Stop asking why the US would agree to this, Start
asking why Iran would agree to this? What are they
actually getting in the first sixty days?
Speaker 1: Nothing?
Speaker 2: What are the US and Israel lose in the first
sixty days? Nothing? And what do we get in the
first sixty days? We get sixty days sixty days to
decide what we want to do, sixty days to prepare
to hit them again. I'm fine with this. If they
don't do what we want, we will do to them
what we did before. We can do this over and
over again every few months if we have to and
they can't. And that I love it. That's precisely my point.
I feel like that's my point. I mean, he just
said it in a lot more eloquent way than I
ever could. But it's I don't think they're going to
meet the demands or the expectations that we have of them,
and so.
Speaker 1: I mean, get ready. So what's going to happen this
or will know it?
Speaker 5: So far, it's a memorandum of understanding. And if I
don't like it, we'll go back to shooting at them,
dropping bombs on the head. If I don't like it,
if they don't behave we'll go right back to dropping
bombs right smack in the middle of their head, right, okay,
because they misbehaved for forty seven years, all right, but
nobody could have.
Speaker 6: Made this, do you.
Speaker 2: He's like guy sit on his right, going okay, alrighty,
then yeah, I hope.
Speaker 1: Can I just say I hope people see what I've
been doing here is to show you why there's criticism, okay,
but then also show you why there's hope. I don't
want to pretend that the criticism hasn't been rational. It is.
These questions are good ones, but there this is, you know,
Ben Bendeo's analysis of it is the most hopeful thing
I've seen, and I really really really want that to
be the case. That doesn't mean we can't ask the
questions that a lot of people are asking and talk
about them, right, but that that's what They are way.
Speaker 2: More compromised than we are, and we're in a good position.
Speaker 1: And why is that?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's right because of President Trump.
Speaker 1: So all the haters can suck it. And I love
what he said this morning. I mean that was just
an hour ago with that video that you just saw.
That was an hour ago where he would and that's
what gives me hope that he's not just like cutting
and running. He's saying, I'm trying my best here. We're
giving them everything that we can possibly give them without
compromising the safety and security of this region and of
our own country. But if they don't behave we will
absolutely go back we're in Obama business. That's what I
needed to hear. Yeah, I love that, loved it. Yeah,
it's great, all right. For some reason, Kamala did some
sort of thing alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger, which is the reason
for my name today. And you guys, she's going to
run for president. I hope she does. I hope that
she is the one.
Speaker 2: Why is Arnold with her hestan?
Speaker 1: I mean I think he has like a long standing
He's okay, so that's it.
Speaker 2: It's not because he's a Kamala fan, right.
Speaker 1: I mean he may be. I don't know. Well have
we only have one clip of Arnold to share, but
it's a good one. It's a really really good one.
But I mean he was a governor of California. I
think they may be talking about California. Anyway. I didn't
watch the whole thing. I just wanted to capitalize on
a couple of these clips because it's Kamala just being
so Kamala, you know what I mean. And so I
thought that there were were sharing. One of the things
that they asked her is, hey, if you were president
right now, would we be doing this whole Iran thing?
And she does the thing that we've made fun of
a lot of times before, where she thinks that she's
saying something really profound. So she'll say a sentence and
then she'll end the sentence, and then she'll keep nodding, like,
do you see how smart?
Speaker 2: I am so so smart in my pants, dude.
Speaker 1: And so here she is answering the Iran question.
Speaker 16: Cheaper for a lot of people this year because of
the war with Iran, which has been one of the
biggest energy stories of the year. First off, if you
were president, does that war even happen?
Speaker 15: So are we going to have this conversation?
Speaker 3: I'm happy to sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 15: First of all, this is the war the American people
did not want.
Speaker 1: This is a war of choice.
Speaker 15: This is a president who has proven himself to be
entirely self indulged.
Speaker 3: If you were president, never to start this war.
Speaker 1: Absolutely not, absolutely not. So oh my god, you guys,
I forgot about some of the kamalaisms that made her
campaign so fun.
Speaker 2: And I can't you guys, I can't stand her.
Speaker 1: I just can't be her voice and her naisily and
her pants suits and just the phoniness. Shut up, You're
so stupid. And when she talks about how you know
for sure Democrats are going to win the midterms and
it's because Trump is the most corrupt president in history.
I just seriously with this nonsense, you absolute.
Speaker 15: Stink what is essentially the most callous, corrupt and incompetent
presidential administration America's they've experienced. And for that reason, I
have no question or doubt that we will win the midterms,
and it will be a result of people of every
background and political association who will contribute to that outcome.
Speaker 1: She's so freaking exhausting.
Speaker 2: She really is just okay, she's really sure, you guys,
just like she was sure she was going to win
the presidency.
Speaker 1: She's super sure. But you want to know my favorite
tell me this one.
Speaker 15: And create efficiencies and creates leadership around helping people.
Speaker 3: See.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'm can not it did not happen.
That did not happen.
Speaker 2: She is punking us at this point, like she's like,
how many times gonna say this and get away with it?
Speaker 1: She did it again? She ever get on the internet?
Does she ever get on Twitter? I'm sorry X and
just see lady, Oh my god, it's unjust. I want
to be unburdened by her what I want. Oh my god,
I love that so Arnold. Arnold was talking about how
stupid California policies are thanks to their legislators, and I
loved this clip about the the reason for California his
gas price is being exponentially higher than any other state
in the country and the reason for that, explaining it
while Kamala has to sit there and acknowledge she hates this.
You can tell by the look on her face. She
has to acknowledge that it's because California's policies are retarded.
And he explains exactly why the.
Speaker 12: California is making some major mistakes in policy wise, because
they make fuel very expensive. So our fuel is around
two dollars per gallon, more than the average in the
United States. And the reason is because the Californian legislators
somehow feel like they don't want to have a refinery
in California. So the refineries now go to Texas. So
now you have to go and ship or the oil
to Texas, then you do the refining, and then you
go and ship it back again. Well, what do you
think what happens when you ship that creates pollutions? And
so it is apps the contradictory to what they believe in.
So they a little confused, which is not unusual with legislators.
Speaker 3: May remind you, he.
Speaker 1: Saw her like just she knows that he's saying absolute truth.
And how utterly stupid it is the way that they
do literally everything. I'll be back anyway. So there was
Kamala and Arnold, which I was not expecting to see
them together, right, and there they were, all right, time
for good stuff, time for fun stuff. And I have
if you have not heard this news, I'm very, very
excited to tell you guys that McDonald's is bringing back
the apple.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, the skull lava pie. It's the lava pie, guys.
I love the Oh my god, they're so good.
Speaker 1: I had that a little bit of ice cream.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. They're going to be smaller, you know,
they're gonna be Everything is always smaller when they bring
it back.
Speaker 1: But I mean it's for the two hundred and fiftieth birthday,
the exactly like they used to.
Speaker 2: They have to do like exactly like the Christy. Oh
my god, they were everything in a little sleeve.
Speaker 1: They get to put it in the sleeve where you
can use it as like a push up. I mean, yes,
Oh they're so good. I'm just guys coming back, super
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me again, I had a patient tell me this joke today,
and since tomorrow's dad joke Wednesday, I thought I would share.
How does the moon cut his hair? Eclipses it? Good
day every day?
Speaker 2: You got to read that the right way, that's right.
Speaker 1: And then also Diana Michler said, oh gosh, let me
get my glasses. Venmo's got They've changed their format and
it's like so hard to read now. Diana Mischler says
the reason JD is doing this rather than Marco is
because Marco concentrates on relations with foreign countries. This is
trying to address the concerns of Americans, which is JD's job.
Speaker 2: But it's like a foreign country, right, It's a little
foreign too.
Speaker 1: He's also more diplomatic, which can win over some of
the people who are and then it just ends. Yeah.
I mean he probably is a continuation.
Speaker 2: He's warmer and kinder I think than Marco, which is
why I don't think you should be president.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean you need you need to be tough. Yeah.
She also said. Diana Michler also said, how do you
fix a brass instrument with a tuba glue? To get
it tuba glow?
Speaker 2: How do I get it? Oh, Marshy Brauz, Good morning,
Mack and Daisy dad joke. Wendesday, I stayed up all
night wondering when the sun was. Then it dawned on me.
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thank you, Marcy, Supernova dad joke. Wednesday, wife crashed the
car again. She told the cop the man she collided
with was on his phone and drinking a beer. Cop
told her that he can do whatever the heck he
wants in his own living room. I think that was
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a left arm, your right arm would be left.
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is coming over because you skip school. Grandson, No, you
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Toilet paper plays an amployment important role in my life.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: The Schmoben World Cup today is Croatia versus England four
pm Eastern. I am fifty percent Croatian descent and my
hub was born raised in England.
Speaker 1: Gloves them off.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be fun in your house today in kaok
two three four, Stuck Farmer, the Muslims in question need
to be placed in ten Downing and other residences. Let's
see how Starmer and his ilk react, right, don Quixoti
dejoke Wednesday? I met a genie once and he said,
I get one wish. I said, I wish it could
be you. He said, weird wish, but you will, but
you will grant it. You will take my dad joke
de Niro does that, but you will grant it. Okay,
I think I kind of got Did you get that?
We're just we're a little slow on the uptake. It's
probably like black of coffee, bo mama ate. I think
more people are starting to stand up pushback on the muzzle, Missue.
You look at Ireland right now. Thank god for people
like that. Y'all help ignite awareness for the victims in
the UK and everywhere. Well, thank you. I hope so
people get pissy, but I don't care. Super But unless
JD has been in on some sort let me read
that again, unless JD has been in on some sort
of brilliant strategory this whole time. I'm not a fan.
I trust Trump, and it is possible JD is playing
a role. Time will definitely talent so many things it will. Indeed,
a lot of people.
Speaker 1: Are squeamish about JD.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not squeamish. I just I feel like
there's a better alternative. Yeah, adventure mama for life. I
have a picture with Rick Springfield and I got a
big hug from him.
Speaker 1: It was glorious. I was living Lol. I love that,
love that. He just looks so good he does.
Speaker 2: Ginko Yoki two three four, whoopee. They're taking down so
much history? What again? Like the statues her ILK was
taking down. She is selective memory exactly, and she just
wants to She wants to perpetuate that narrative no matter what. Yeah,
Ginko yoke two three four A conversation from the Latin
conversatio with association. Neither the hags from the View nor
their ILK want an actual conversation, It's true. Catherine Mansey
two seven. I six couldn't be me on the View.
Speaker 1: I would have.
Speaker 2: Flipped that table over with all those interruptions. Yeah, you
and me both, Oh.
Speaker 1: My god, we would not have lasted two minutes on
that show.
Speaker 2: Ginko Yoke two three four regarding the MoU Why is
JD and company caring so much about Muslim culture when
the Muslims have repeatedly proven they couldn't care less.
Speaker 1: About our culture?
Speaker 2: So I feel that way the board, we just need
to everybody needs to stop being so sympathetic when they
want to kill us, Right, Supernova, we aren't supposed to
know what we don't know yet, Okay, Linda K one
thousand and nine, So want to go to the big
celebration in DC next week, But the FBI will be
able to stop the other crazies. But will the FBI
be able to stop the other crazies?
Speaker 1: I hope?
Speaker 2: So, Yeah, everybody should pray for that whole event and
make sure that everybody just pray for safety and that
everything goes well, because you know, it's our it's our.
Speaker 1: Birthday, man. Yeah. People trying to ruin that can absolutely suck.
Speaker 2: I know, Supernova, it's day seventeen of the month of Mock.
Your today is seventeen. Shower heads leaves me speak less. Actually,
I sent Mock's gift yesterday. It's in the mail mock
on its way. I never open until your actual birthday.
Right April Dawn, TK nine ep Hey, ladies, thanks for
another great morning. I've been trying to follow up, but
I sent an email April Riddle, and I'm afraid it
went to spam if you didn't get it.
Speaker 1: Can you confirm?
Speaker 2: Thank you?
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Speaker 1: I don't. Yeah, let me make a note to self
to check space spam.
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difference between a sock and a camera? One takes five
toes and the other takes photos? Joke Wednesday, Jersey, good money,
that's cute, Aaron Jenny glam Spencer. What has five toes?
That is not your foot? My foot?
Speaker 1: Okay? Christy Gates one, two, two three.
Speaker 2: It's been so fun watching talks of people here for
five The falling in Love with the USA.
Speaker 1: I share one of my Facebook.
Speaker 2: This morning, Scotland Scotland taking over Boston, Japan discovers Texas
barbecue so good. They all are so good, and it's
like it just explodes the narrative that everybody hates us
now again. Don't trust the mainstream media, you guys, with anything.
Ginkyo Yoki two three four it. My wife always complains
that I have no sense of direction, so I packed
up and write take my misdirection money, see you are
for the wind. Jose, Texas fifteen. Hey Jose, YouTube sucks.
They wouldn't let me post my p I joke. Just
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one five nine two six five three five nine.
Speaker 1: Here you go.
Speaker 2: Okay, you guys, we're bringing it in. We're bringing it in.
It is a lovely Wednesday. Everybody has the greatest day ever.
And we'll talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Bye.