Speaker 1: Good morning everybody. Hello, Happy Tuesday. I'm closing out of
a bunch of other.
Speaker 2: Crap you guys.
Speaker 1: Coming up on the show today, crazy plane crash. We're
gonna be talking about another one. We're talking about that. Also,
crazy liberal protests. And Deborah Burks she can suck it.
Speaker 2: She and her scarf it.
Speaker 1: Every last is she can scarf Yeah, exactly. And Megan
Markle she attempts to be relatable again fail. Yeah, it's
a big than fail. All that so much more coming
up on the show today. We got a big show ahead.
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You do not speak for me or anyone I know.
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Speaker 5: Why would you not do that?
Speaker 2: You should absolutely do it before we get to news.
Speaker 5: Point of personal privilege if I may, which really has
nothing to do with me. But I saw this headline
on the Daily Mail. I did not get into the
weeds and like read every word of the of the
associated article, but the headline enough was just enough to
make my brain hurt. So you remember how like there
was all the crazy challenges on TikTok, like the Tide challenge,
and like all these kids were doing stupid shit and.
Speaker 2: Like a lot of dying because of what are they doing?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 5: I think this was in Brazil. You don't even believe
this is real and it's not funny, so stop laughing,
stop laughing, mock stop laughing. It's somebody.
Speaker 1: Does somebody put something in their butt? Is that what happened? No,
people are always putting things in their butt?
Speaker 2: Am I wrong?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 8: This is not that.
Speaker 5: I mean, I don't mean to laugh because this challenge
resulted in the death of a fourteen year old boy,
which is my god, it's not funny. No, it's just
so stupid what these kids are doing because of like
these idiotic challenges. You just there's some words that you
don't ever expect are going to be combined into a sentence.
This is one of those times. He took a dead butterfly,
the remains of a butterfly, mixed them with water, and
injected those into his body, like and ejected with a needle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now, hey do that. Oh I don't know.
Speaker 5: So if people just don't do that, thesa like, don't
do that, and that is a challenge on TikTok.
Speaker 2: Gotta hate TikTok.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't know if I can't blame TikTok. I
didn't because I didn't read the article to see where
the challenge originated. I just know that that's what they
were talking about, is, you know, like one of these
kid challenges and this kid decided to do it. And now,
I mean, who would even thinks up that. It's like,
you know, what would make a great challenge to crush
up a dead butterfly and inject it into our body.
Speaker 2: What ended in our veins? Yeah, that's anyway. I can't
stop thinking about it, and I needed to share. Yeah,
she needed to get that off for chest. You guys,
you're welcome.
Speaker 5: All right, let's get into some actual news, and we're
going to start with this crazy, crazy plane crash. A
plane that was headed from Minneapolis to Toronto, and this
crash happened on the Toronto just above it. Apparently there
was what we know at least so far, is that
there were really strong winds and just miserable cold in Toronto,
seventy mile per hour gusts, and apparently like as this
plane was coming into land, it caught a gust, like
a gust of you know, a gust of wind, which
ended up making it flip onto its side. Then the
wind then the wing broke off, and then it flipped
over and ended up catching fire as it screeched to
a halt. It's absolutely insane that like there were some
people hurt, but no one died. Everyone is accounted for,
thank God, and so which is unbelievable. I mean, they
were flipped around and then you have the people getting
off the plane like filming it and you heard the
yeah we have.
Speaker 9: All of that.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Crazy.
Speaker 5: The first when this first happened, it was Martha McCallum. Well,
I mean, I'm sure lots of people were reporting it,
but she's the one that I saw reporting about it.
This is like moments after this.
Speaker 11: Happened, Delta plane came in for landing in the snow
and seventy mile an hour winds and it flipped completely over.
Speaker 5: You can see I.
Speaker 11: Don't see this clearly in this shot, but this shot
right here, let's take that again.
Speaker 5: The wheels up in the air.
Speaker 11: They've got the middle door open and the front door
open obviously, and they were helping passengers get out of there.
But imagine this. All these folks are with their seatbelts on.
We think because only eight people were injured, thank god,
and one of them is critical and we hope that
person's okay. It looks like the one wing, if we're
looking at it correctly, is broken off and on top
of this aircraft as it lies upside down. I mean,
this is just an absolutely extraordinary story. The flight was
coming from Minneapolis. As we said, all passengers and crew
were accounted for.
Speaker 2: It's just that's unbelievable, Like truly unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine landing upside down in a plane, like
if you're just like yeah, yeah, that's the thing. I
just think about being inside that plane and then it
flipping over and you being in your seat belt and
like hanging upside down and like, yeah, what is even happening.
Speaker 5: I suspect that the because I think the stats that
I saw yesterday afternoon were these Fifteen people, including a child,
were injured, at least two in critical condition. The Toronto
area had been experiencing high wind speeds. Eighty people were
on board and evacuated. There were no casualties, And I suspect,
and I could be wrong about this, but I imagine
that the people who suffered injuries likely were people that
may or may not have had their seat belts on
right because like you're upside down, you're gonna come crashing down,
and otherwise you're just.
Speaker 2: Going to be hanging right by and by that lap belt.
Speaker 1: That child may have been on somebody's lappens. When you fly,
you have your I had, you know, when Gwen would
fly with me, she'd be like, I remember, eighteen months old,
she flew with me and she was just sitting on
my life. There's no seatbelt on her. I'm trying to
contain her. She was a toddler, Yeah, exactly, so that
I wonder if any of the kids on board, because dang,
oh my god.
Speaker 5: It's incredible that everybody's okay. I mean, thank thank goodness
for that. And we have a lot more video and
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and it's good for you. H Okay, So back to
this whole plain thing. There were some incredible passenger videos
which you are about to see.
Speaker 3: There's two of them, crash before this place.
Speaker 5: Further, hide your kids, hide your wives because there's a
lot of profanity in one or both of these.
Speaker 2: So just hide your kids, hide your wives. Outside, I'll
turn down everybody.
Speaker 12: We're all getting off.
Speaker 7: It's going on, everything dropping, come on.
Speaker 8: I know, holy fucked holy fuck, holy fuck. Yeah, Oh
my fucking god, Yo, I was just on this fucking plane.
Oh my god, Yeah, Joe, I was just on this
fucking plane.
Speaker 5: I mean I would be saying that I would be
doing the same thing too.
Speaker 1: I'd be like, I cannot believe that I'm alive. Yeah,
that'll change people's perspective real quick. Mm hmm, holy crap
is right?
Speaker 5: Oh that yeah, I can't even I cannot imagine. But
leave it to the folks at NBC to immediately try
to figure out a way that they can pin this
Canadian airport plane crash onto Trump.
Speaker 13: I want to, you know, underscore to pick up on
the conversation you were just having though in terms of
the recent string of aviation, and so used a concern
about FAA staffing air traffic control staffing. Now, this is
a Canadian air traffic control tower, and this is under
Canadian authority.
Speaker 2: Once across the border.
Speaker 13: And yet, as you know, there has been this talk
about maybe staff cuts at the FAA as a part
of the President Trump's effort to trim down the federal workforce.
And yet, as you also know, the FAA has been
complaining for years that they are understaffed and critical job positions,
especially air traffic control. I was having a conversation with
somebody today about whether air traffic control in America is
being affected by the staff cuts so far, not to
their knowledge, and other positions related to maintaining critical equipment
appeared to have been cut. So this is going to
feed into all of these recent incidents, and the safety
of the total air traffic system is going to be
very much a part of the conversation as we go forward,
at least on this side of the country of the border.
Speaker 1: I should say I hate the legacy media. I hate
them so much.
Speaker 2: You know, next next up, they're going to be like, yes,
we got word.
Speaker 1: We're not sure, but we're gonna go and report it anyway,
that Trump was actually flying the plane and Elon was.
Speaker 2: His co pilot.
Speaker 1: You cannot hate these people enough.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because everything he said he then negated, like in
the very next breath, So what And then he's like,
this is you're gonna start hearing about this. These are
gonna be the conversations they shouldn't be, but you keep
creating them for no reason. Oh my god, he had
to wait. Oh my god, was he like in between
chess feeding? Okay, Well, what's hilarious about mayor Pete weighing
in is that this appears to be the first time
he's cared about air transportation.
Speaker 8: Huh.
Speaker 5: I mean like now he cares now that he's no
longer Transportation secretary, but he tweeted the flying public needs
answers how many FAA personnel were just fired, what positions?
And why such a dick for saying that, because he's
a total nonsense.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Yeah, Oh my god.
Speaker 5: So I'm gonna have you read now you're ready or
here we go?
Speaker 2: Is it more Pete?
Speaker 5: No, it's Sean Duffy responding good ah, this will be fun.
Speaker 1: Here it is here we go. Mayor Pete failed for
four years to address the air traffic controller shortage and
upgrade our outdated World War Two era air traffic control
system in less than four weeks. We have already begun
the process and are engaging the smartest minds in the
entire world.
Speaker 2: Here's the truth.
Speaker 1: The FAA alone has a staggering forty five thousand employees.
Less than four hundred were let go, and they were
all probationary, meaning they had been hired less than a
year ago. Zero air traffic controllers and critical safety personnel
were let go. Mayor Pete chose to use this amazing
department that is so critical to America's success. It's a
slush fund for the green new scam and environmental justice nonsense.
Not to mention that other over ninety percent of the
workforce under his leadership were working from home, including him.
The building was empty. When we finally get a full
accounting of his management, I look forward to hearing from him.
In the meantime, I will not rest until I returned
the Department of Transportation and it's incredible employees to its
mission of efficiency and safety.
Speaker 8: Suck it.
Speaker 1: Pete as getting South Bend if he can run anything, yea,
honestly exactly.
Speaker 2: I mean, take every every last seat, every one of them.
Oh and then.
Speaker 5: You know all the talking heads who are trying to
insist that this had something to do with Doge, that
this had something to do with Trump laying off critical
employees at the FAA. It's just a lie. And so
now Caroline Lovitt, God bless her, she's like on this mad,
you know, war path to correct the record. Even the
ap their ap ter APIs Tara Copp said. FAA staff
fired over the weekend included personnel that worked radar, landing,
and navigational air maintenance, among others. Hundreds were fired just
weeks after a fatal mid air collision in DC killed
sixty seven. One employee said they were harassed on Facebook
by Doge, So Caroline would it's like, no more fake news.
Number one, those doesn't have a Facebook page.
Speaker 2: Number two.
Speaker 5: No air traffic controllers nor any professionals who performed safety
critical functions were terminated.
Speaker 2: Never lost, Never waste a tragedy, right, never right. It's true.
Speaker 1: They are absolutely disgusting and they're liars, and you cannot
trust the legacy media.
Speaker 2: You just can't they lie.
Speaker 5: I think at this point they would realize how in
the how like in the dumpster, they are the American
public and the perception, and you would think that they
would be doing the things necessary to correct it. No,
they just keep dumpling down.
Speaker 1: They're quadrupling down on their like just on their inaccuracies. No,
they're not accurate in reporting anything.
Speaker 2: They lie. They're a propaganda arm of the Democrat Party.
We all know that.
Speaker 1: They just ignore them at this point. It's just they
are the worst, the worst, absolute worst.
Speaker 5: On the CNN panel, Scott was talking about all of
this misinformation, and here is what he said.
Speaker 14: I can only tell you what the Secretary of Transportation says.
There are forty five thousand employees at the FAA. We're
talking about fewer than four hundred people. And he says
zero air traffic controllers and critical safety personnel will let go.
So that's true. I don't really have a problem with it,
to be honest with you. I do like the idea
of keeping the people who are in the direct chain
of command of safety and the air traffic control system
and so on and so forth. But I have a
hard time believing that there is a single government agency
that doesn't have a bloat of administrative personnel that we
could probably do without.
Speaker 4: And I think that's why.
Speaker 14: A lot of voters are happy that Donald Trump and
Elon Musk are finally going through the federal government and
trying to take out some of this bureaucracy that we
probably just don't need. So I'm reading to you what
Sean Duffy says. He's the Secretary of the Transportation. I
have no reason to doubt his numbers.
Speaker 5: That's right, Yeah, no reason to doubt it.
Speaker 1: They'll just do anything what they're reporting to I swear
like they And in addition to actually flying the plane,
he he hates puppies and old people. You know, it's
this is what seriously and children, I mean, this is
what they're gonna say about. They're just going to continue
to make step up and try to pin this on Trump.
It's weak, empathetic, nobody's then nobody with a brain is
buying it.
Speaker 5: And then the worst of the worst will always show
their true colors in a situation like this. And here's
a perfect example. Mehdi Hassan tweeted, make American planes crash again.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Right, and one.
Speaker 5: Person called him out, saying, CNN fired Ryan Jurdusky for
joking that Mehdi Hassan supports terrorists.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, this is what he's saying. God, what a piece
of crap.
Speaker 5: So he deleted it because of course people went absolutely
as rightly, they should have.
Speaker 2: To stand by that mock. Why would he not want
to put it out there? Here's his excuse.
Speaker 5: I deleted this sarcastic tweet because MAGA and islamophobic folks
are clipping it out of context and trying to ridiculously
suggest I'm inciting violence. I was obviously mocking the MAGA
slogan make America dot dot dot again and highlighting the
shocking number of plane crashes under Trump and the FAA cuts.
But this tweet was in poor taste, poorly worded, and
has allowed people in bad faith to call me a terrorist,
with one New York Post reporter see seeing the FBI.
So I deleted it. Meanwhile, the right wants to silence
all journalists while crying free speech. Yeah, nobody's Oh nobody's
silence you, and you and you sound like a terrorist, Meddi.
Speaker 2: There was no context that was missing.
Speaker 1: No, we saw what you wrote and he sound like
a terrorist so nice that, yeah, that's you are a
piece of garbage. Really, col my god, these people, I mean,
it's awful, right, just not at all surprising.
Speaker 2: That not all surprising.
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By the way, totally off topic, and again a moment
of personal privilege if I may, But at my physical
therapy like center or whatever, there is a woman who
does hand therapies for people, and she herself has a
therapy dog. It's this gorgeous golden Retriever named Bodie. And
every day when I go and I see him there,
and he just looks and he's just such a sleepy, lazy,
precious animal. And I was saying, I was remarking at
how gigantic his paws are and how gigantic his toe
beans are. And I said that out loud, and like
my therapist had never heard that word before. Thankfully his
owner had, but like a whole bunch of people. Therapist
was like, have you heard of toby?
Speaker 8: Have you heard of to beans?
Speaker 2: And so yeah, she had never heard that before.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's our Danes have gigantic beans.
Speaker 5: Gigantic They probably should be called something else.
Speaker 1: They should be called something other than beans. Yeah, yeah,
it should be called like zucchinis, like like toe zucchinis.
Speaker 2: That's the thing. Like they're like walnuts.
Speaker 1: Maybe they should be like tonuts or someuts.
Speaker 2: They're a little bit bigger than that. They're still big. Yeah,
really big towballs.
Speaker 5: Toa there, there you go.
Speaker 2: Towball's perfect.
Speaker 5: On to different news. There was some legal news that
happened in Trump's favor yesterday and it was breaking on
the Outnumbered show, and so we'll just let Harris Faulkner
tell you all about it.
Speaker 6: We have some breaking news now, and this would appear
to be another legal victory for the president and the
person he's pasted with the Department of Government Efficiency Doge.
Elon Musk, a federal judge has just declined to issue
an order halting Elon Musk and Doze from accessing federal
data and slashing personnel attorneys general from fourteen states or
attempting to stop Musk and Doge from accessing data in
seven federal agencies and from firing or putting on leave
employees in those agencies. US Court US District Court Judge
Chuckkin just refuse to issue a ruling from the bench.
So at that point, she has not halted Musk and
Doge from continuing their actions inside the seven agencies at
issue here.
Speaker 1: That's amazing, It is amazing. Yeah, and the listening again.
We got to weed them all out. We got to
weed these people out. I just I'm distressed, you know,
the people who are like trying to disrupt the audit,
because that's essentially what it is.
Speaker 2: Just weed them out, you know. And are you surprised
she like, yes, I'm totally surprised. She's awful. She's an
awful judge.
Speaker 5: And so the fact that she is not that she's
declining to stop them from accessing whatever information they're trying
to get to is incredible, because absolutely incredible.
Speaker 1: Because maybe she understands it that she can't do that.
It's like it's unconstitutioned, she can't do it. That's maybe
she's just kind of thinking, well, I need to be
I need to actually do my job correctly, and I
need to do that above hating this individual.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I find it hard to believe that she's had
a change of heart.
Speaker 5: There's something going on here, Like I don't know what
it is, but something is inciate because she is awful.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so something is up.
Speaker 5: I don't know what it is, but we'll probably find
out at some point. Also, you guys remember that Pam
Bondi decided to go after Letitia James and Kathy Hokeel
and a bunch of people in New York. And so
Mike Davis was on The Benny Show yesterday. He's so
awful in like the best way.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, we love him, yeah.
Speaker 9: So much.
Speaker 5: And so there's you know, there was some discussion with
Benny about why Pam Bondi chose to prosecute civilly and
not criminally.
Speaker 2: And here is Mike's theory.
Speaker 15: Big Pam has the budget right now to feed Tiss
James in prison. So I think we're gonna wait until
we get a supplemental from Congress for the prison food
budget to feed her fat ass in prison. I think
that's going to be the step two.
Speaker 1: I want to be friends with this guy so bad.
Like we've we've interviewed him once and he was very
professional when he interviewed and as he could actually say
those things on our show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, we got to get he was so straight
laced and so wonky, and we were like trying to
get him to play, and I think, I mean, he
obviously can.
Speaker 2: Play, you know, yeah, uh huh, I could listen. I'm down.
Speaker 1: If you want to call her a fat ass on
our show, that's fine.
Speaker 2: We're all right with that. We don't judge. Fine.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, so funny. This is actually a segment.
I know it's early in the show to have a
segment of miss Mashery, but this is in fact some
mish Mashery. So unrelated to absolutely anything is this tweet
from Dana Lash which I think she speaks for a
lot of us on this But inexplicably, the Trump administration
is putting some pressure on Romania to lift restrictions on
Andrew Taate and Tristan Tate. And if you have not,
if you are not aware of who the Tate brothers are,
congratulations because they are.
Speaker 2: You're disgusting. You're better off, You're so much better off.
Speaker 5: And this is just these are two disgusting pieces of
crap that I don't even know why the United States
government would be wasting their time trying to do anything for, like,
just I.
Speaker 1: Think that there are right wing people who love them.
They are people on our side of the aisle.
Speaker 2: Am I wrong? There's the people on our side of
the aisle that think that they're great, you know.
Speaker 5: And yeah, Alena Hobbo like said, oh, I'm a huge
fan to Andrew Tate, and I was like, what are
you doing?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're awful. Yeah, it's pretty gross. Yeah, it's super gross.
Speaker 5: So anyway, Dana was like, hello, l WTF, that's exactly
how I feel.
Speaker 1: About it, exactly, Well, our sentiment exactly, Dana.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 5: And then yesterday very proud moment for the Chicks brand.
I was on X scrolling through as I do, and
I noticed that Jasmine Crockett had just the most ridiculous tweet,
and typically when I see her tweet, I respond in
not so kind ways. And I discovered yesterday that I
was unable to respond because Jasmine Crockett is sick and
tired of my shit.
Speaker 2: She has blocked us. You guys, that's so proud.
Speaker 5: She has blocked us.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm so proud of us, proud of you, proud
of us, right, I mean i'd be.
Speaker 1: Like, this is a monumental feat when we get blocked
by Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 2: The good day, Yeah, I thought so. I was super
happy about it.
Speaker 5: But I want you to try to read the tweet
of hers that I was trying to respond to, because
I just.
Speaker 1: Just give this a go, if you would, please be
President's Day to those that weren't psychopaths worshiping Putin who
spout lies off as consistently as the rest of us
take our breath. Oh and no happy President's Day to
shadow presidents either. Sn what's sn.
Speaker 2: Sn question?
Speaker 1: Side notes? Side note shadow press is in his feelings.
I see they found an uneducated black woman to rant. FYI,
the internet can tell you which committees I'm on. Boo again,
y'all love a fool, learn civics too. Ask your new
boo Elon to come before Congress under under penalty for
any lies, and to testify and give recommendations. The power
of the purse belongs to Congress, as laid out in
the Constitution. Elon ain't got that power. Can anyone who
watches c SPAN guess what committees?
Speaker 2: I'm on? God, she is just rash, just garbage, garbage woman.
Speaker 1: And William William the textan she's also racist? Yes, yeah,
she's racist.
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stop it.
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Speaker 2: Do you guys love that? Yeah? She's absolutely vile.
Speaker 5: Somebody saying we should sue her. I think it was
her personal account that she blocked us from, So I
don't think she blocked us from her official account. But
like her personal account is where she does all the
stupid and so that's way more fun to respond to,
right whatever.
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have sued a lot of people for a lot of things.
But I don't know if you guys know how expensive
lawyers are they're pretty they're expensive, right, yeah for real?
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, we also need to talk about ridiculousness of MSNBC. So,
of course, yesterday was President's Day and there was actually
a segment on MSNBC about well, maybe that is a
bad idea because some presidents suck. So this is an
actual conversation that like a person on a panel had
on MSNBC. Oh shoot, I almost forgot about Pete Hegseeth
getting audited. Do you think that this is incredibly coincidental time?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, oh my god, it's it's a constitutional crisis. Yeah, meantime,
we're going to weaponize the IRS against our political opponents'
that's what these people are doing.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what this is. Of course, I mean, this
is so obvious.
Speaker 5: So he is so picture of the letter that he
and his wife got suggesting from the IRS that they're
being audited and that they owe a balance of over
thirty three thousand dollars, and he said as a caption
to the photo, he said, of course, the outgoing Biden
IRS rushed an audit of the incoming sector.
Speaker 2: Total sham. And he is right, it's this.
Speaker 1: And then they're like We're so afraid that Trump is
going to weaponize against us, weaponize these Okay, they are there.
Speaker 2: That's precisely what this is.
Speaker 16: All right.
Speaker 5: Now to that MSNBC clip about President's Day, it just
doesn't get any dumber than this.
Speaker 17: All right, So the headline here is presidential historian says
President's Day is ridiculous.
Speaker 18: We should scrap it.
Speaker 5: What do you mean it is a little bit silly.
Speaker 19: I mean, we have had some real dues, So I'm
not sure we really want to be celebrating all presidents.
And the tradition actually comes from celebrating birthdays, which is
a celebration that we inherited from celebrating the King. And
I'm just not sure that that's exactly what we want. Yeah,
I mean, I just I'm not sure that we necessarily
want to celebrate the people. I think that we want
to have a certain respect for the office. I totally
get that, and some have done extraordinary things, but by
celebrating all of them, I do think it causes us
to think of the president as somehow other, when in
reality they are a citizen just like everyone else.
Speaker 1: I cannot she didn't feel that way during when Biden
was in office.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: It was again, this is like the dumbest thing. It
was the like poopoo on President's panel and they try
to grasp but like what they get.
Speaker 2: This is what these people do. They're just who watches
this shit?
Speaker 16: Is it?
Speaker 5: I don't know, because you're right, there's absolutely no way
that four years ago she was saying, oh this at all.
Speaker 2: Of course she would.
Speaker 20: I would.
Speaker 2: I don't even know who that chick is, and I
would put money on that.
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Knowles clips today, a couple of them. So he is
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our dear little friend and who we think of as
like our child because he is so lovely. He was
so young when we met him.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, she was like in college when we
met him. Yeah, I'm so proud of him. I am too,
I'm really proud of him too.
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Michael Knowles does. I don't know the name of this
format this platform, but there's this platform where Michael Knowles
is freaking brave as anything, and so are other conservatives
who go on this platform and sit in the middle
of a circle of naysayers, people who are just crazy,
and then one by one these people come up to
a desk and try to fight with whoever the conservative is.
So this is Michael Knowles's turn at the table, and
it's a room filled with trans people, and of course
he's been very vocal about wanting to eradicate the transgender ideology, right,
so he was fought with like crazy, with so many people.
We could have made our whole show just amazing clips
from this whole episode, but this one was fantastic. In particular.
Speaker 1: I have to claim about women so much because trans
people in the bathroom is scared.
Speaker 12: My claim my claim here is in another area. My
actual claim here is that transgenderism is false and we
should eradicate it from public life because it's harmful to everyone.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's Michael, that's my Actually, if you are to
do the claim, what does transgenderism and public look like
to you?
Speaker 12: It's allowing men to be treated for the purposes of
the law as women. It's men taking nine hundred sports
trophies from women in recent years, and that didn't take.
They took nine hundred. This report just came in from
the United Nations, actually eight hundred and ninety trophies and
medals across six hundred women who were competing competitors across
twenty nine different sports and four hundred competitions that came
out like yesterday.
Speaker 21: And they deserve them.
Speaker 12: It didn't happen and they deserve them. Okay, that is
the logic I hear from the pro transcrat.
Speaker 8: Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 2: They do deserve them.
Speaker 5: I'm sure they followed the specifications for the sport and
that's why they were there in the first place.
Speaker 1: My god, liberal logic, it's a nazimor really it is.
It's a nazymorn. There is no such thing, is liberal logic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not happening, but if it is, it's awesome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's their argument, because that's how I feel about it.
I feel that way about men stealing things from women
essentially is what it is. And then she probably calls
herself a feminist. I'm sure, oh yeah, calls I'm sorry,
he he calls himself a feminist.
Speaker 2: Just ridiculous, all right.
Speaker 5: The reason that we said in our title today, the
debor Berks can suck it is that. It's just it's
fascinating to me that she was basically the face, one
of the faces of COVID under Trump's administration, when she
and Fout she were constantly telling us all what to
do and explaining to us why we all needed to
be vaccinated and all of those things. And now that
there's been now that we know everything that we know,
now she's written a book and like just as talking
about how wrong she was and how wrong everybody was,
without any shame or actual accountability.
Speaker 2: And it's the way.
Speaker 5: So she was on Pierce Morgan with a bunch of people,
but she was talking about how they should have said
from the outset, by the way, this whole MRA mr
NA vaccine totally does not work like normal vaccines, and
really we should have just given it to old people.
She's saying that as if she weren't part of that problem,
and she's taking no responsibility for it, and makes me
want to punch her in the face. Not that we
can done violence on this show, you know, I mean
I do not.
Speaker 1: Maybe like it's just the scarf alone, Drys be crazy,
all of her stupid scarves, but she's saying that it
wasn't developed to prevent infection. This is what she's How.
Speaker 8: Does she say that?
Speaker 5: And just like in a scolding way, Yes, if we
should have known better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the whole tone makes me so mad.
Speaker 1: Are you playing the clip? We're gonna play the clip. Okay,
let's play the clip for the first place called it.
Speaker 4: He made it very clear to every mom out there
that his children were immunized about childhood vaccines. And what
we've done wrong in public health is we didn't explain
that COVID vaccines were nothing like the childhood vaccines, and
that the childhood vaccines, like many of the diseases, you
get it once, you don't get it again. And this
is getting the children to have that disease without getting
the deadly consequences. That is not what the COVID vaccine
was designed to do. It wasn't for designed to forget
against infection. And if you look at the vaccine hesitancy rates,
they've doubled since COVID. So we have to start addressing
these things.
Speaker 8: We can't just dig.
Speaker 22: I mean, given that you were the face of COVID
from the presidency at the time, do you share this
doctor who was with you share the concerns about the
longer term negative impact of some of the COVID vaccines.
Speaker 4: The Messenger RMA vaccine should have been rolled out for
the people that were at risk for severe disease, because
that's what the disease, that's what the vaccine was developed for.
But when we say that we're following the science and
the data, we need to follow the science and the data.
And the science and the data said people primarily over
sixty five, are people with significant comorbidities, were at risk
for severe disease. Those are the individuals that should have
been immunized first, and we should have put our science
behind our immunization schedule and protected those most at risk.
It went into young people in hospitals before it went
into our elderly and nursing homes.
Speaker 8: That is not.
Speaker 4: Following the science and the data. So I am all
who following the science and the data. But it shouldn't
just be a a statement. It should be a reality.
And when we don't match what we do in public
health to the science and the data, that is when
we get into trouble, and that's when we start to
fracture with the American people.
Speaker 1: It's already done. She Yeah, she's covering her ass. That's
what this is. It's too late, lady, you cannot do that.
We all know you're a part of it. Because listen,
if it wasn't designed for X, then what was it
designed for?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like, this is the thing. Why didn't she tell us
any of these things years ago? Why didn't she get
up on the podium and say something if she thinks exactly.
Speaker 5: When schools were demanding that kids have it, when colleges
were defining attendees if they didn't have it, was she.
Speaker 1: There are people in this country still today right now
who can't get transplants because of the bullshit that they
spewed to people. Right, So don't talk to me about
like now, I believe all this stuff.
Speaker 2: This is the way we should have done it.
Speaker 1: Shoulda cooda woulda Lady, you failed, You were part of
the failure. That is like Fauci and company huge failures.
Like he needs to go to jail, She needs to
go to jail. I just these people are irresponsible twatts
is what they are.
Speaker 5: And instead they're being invited on talk shows, yeah and
scolding us again. For like not realizing that they weren't
actually practicing science and data.
Speaker 1: I think it's because she's scared. She knows that she
was part of it. She was part of something that
was terrible and we don't have trust in public health
anymore and it's because of people like her, and she
doesn't want to take responsibility for that. Well, too bad.
I hope she has to take responsibility for it.
Speaker 5: Side note. The guy just to the right of Pierce
Morgan in this screenshot is that guy that wants to
live forever and so.
Speaker 2: He's doing all the crazy things to like try.
Speaker 5: To live forever.
Speaker 2: That's him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I watched a documentary about him on I think
it was Netflix, and it was fascinating because he really
is sort of doing good for science because he's allowing
himself to be guinea pigged in some ways to try
all of these crazy ways of staying young forever.
Speaker 2: And they're doing bio hacking. He calls it biohacking, right.
Speaker 5: And there there's a there's like a study of his
biological age and he actually has decreased his biological age
by like five or six years or something based on
the things that he does. But the things that he does,
You guys are freaking insane. Like he takes I want
to say, right, like eighty supplements a day he gets.
He goes to bed at exactly eight thirty at night.
He always gets exactly the same number of hours of sleep.
He does an exact workout routine. I mean, everything is
very specific. And he also does like crazy injections and
all kinds of red light there. I mean so many things.
Speaker 1: He's basically so he's cut five years off or he's
added five years to his life or whatever that I
don't even know.
Speaker 21: Cut.
Speaker 1: He's just he's cut it because he's genetically younger. He
appears to be genetically younger, but yet his he's not
having fun.
Speaker 2: Well that's the thing.
Speaker 8: The work.
Speaker 2: It looks right, It sounds like an awful life.
Speaker 5: It's his last meal of every day is at eleven
o'clock in the morning, so he he gets up and
he has like these few little meals. He does this
weird fasting thing, but it's a very specific diet like
super fruits and veggies, you know, related. And then he
said in the documentary, he said, the saddest moment of
every day is his last bite of his last meal
at eleven am, and I'm just like, what a way
to live?
Speaker 2: Man. But he is doing good for like.
Speaker 1: This experiment, right, Like he's right, like this is what data.
This is what it takes to have a younger body. Yeah, yeah,
to physically, I guess, well in theory to have a
younger bute.
Speaker 2: And who determines that that's the thing.
Speaker 5: Like what there's so many doctors working with him and
scientists that are working with him, so like it's a
whole process.
Speaker 1: Instead of being forty, you're actually thirty four. Like this
is that's but that's what's so bizarre to me. I
don't it's super interesting. I mean, it really isn't a
fascinating There are a lot of biohackers out there. There's
a lot, Like I asked fory if you guys know
Dave Asper, he's the guy that invented the bulletproof diet.
He's another one that does that. There's a lot of
them out there who are just obsessed with this. We've
got to live, you know, to be super old, and
we got to do all these things to cut years
off our life. There's a lot of them. It's like
a whole movement of people that do that, thank you.
Speaker 5: But and his son, he has a son that is
also kind of doing the same things with him, and
they're super tight. Like his son just went off to college.
But at least when this documentary was being made. I'm
not sure how long ago it was, but I mean
it's it's really really interesting and he's a self made
gajillionaire and it costs a lot of money to do
what it is that he's doing. But yeah, oh my gosh. Anyway,
all right, moving on. It didn't mean to get off
on that tangent you had sent this clip of Bill Burr,
who you used to be a huge fan of.
Speaker 1: I loved him. I used to love his Yeah, I
loved his comedy. I thought it was really funny. And
now he's just gone completely woke. It's so disappointing. It's
such a shame. Yeah, and he used to make.
Speaker 2: Fun of woke and now he is woke And I
get it. Where where is the flip? Like the switch flipped?
Speaker 1: I need to know when that happened, you know, because
he because he really did turn quickly, don't you think,
like all of a sudden, he's he's like this crazy liberal.
Speaker 2: It's weird. It's weird.
Speaker 5: And in this clip that you're about to hear it is.
He's talking about billionaires, and he's talking about how billionaires
basically need to be taken out.
Speaker 20: Let us struggling out there because of these billionaires, and
they got us all arguing liberal and conservative. We've got
to stop doing that billionaires. I'm so tired of hearing
about people going to bed worried about what's going to
happen next week. There is so much money in this country,
and there's so much work being done. You know, ne
if you work a fulling week at a job, you
should be able to pay, you can rent. You shouldn't
have to go out and get anucking job and still
be struggling. It's bad for the country because then the
kids don't see their parents and they're not getting uh,
the upbringing that they need. It's so can least these
billionaires they need to be put down, you know, like
rabbit dogs. They're like rabbid with can greed and just
going out and just dividing everybody.
Speaker 2: Says the guy.
Speaker 1: Who's worth all, says the guy who's worth fourteen million dollars,
and like works for Disney.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean like you act like you're
paying exactly.
Speaker 1: This is the thing. It's like he when is enough enough?
Because couldn't you have stopped at two million as a
net worth bill? You know those effing billionaires. It's like,
maybe that's why he's so mad. It's because he's not
a billionaire.
Speaker 5: That's but one is I can assure you that he'll
be talking about those awful trillionaires.
Speaker 2: Yeah exactly, I know.
Speaker 1: But this is the thing, is he's and it not
actually surprised me that he was only worth fourteen million.
That doesn't sound like he can manage his money for it,
because he's done a.
Speaker 2: Lot of crap.
Speaker 1: So I was like, wow, I just I he's he's
on the Disney payroll. He's you know, he's like this
big woke star. Now I don't he's not a regular guy.
He's just another blowhard celebrity who wants to tell, you know,
regular people, what's what When he doesn't know what that's like.
He doesn't know what it's like. He thinks he does,
and he thinks, oh I can I can blame it on.
It's not the billionaire's fault. It's not the billionaire's fault
that we're all pinned against each other. Has he looked
at the government lately? Honestly ridiculous?
Speaker 5: Okay, the reason for my name today is Jude Megan Markle,
who is an insufferable beast. And so you may remember
that she was going to have a Netflix show that
she clearly was copying straight from Martha Stewart. She wants
to be the next Martha Stewart, except that she's just
she's probably unlikable.
Speaker 1: She's not mark She's she's not Martha Stewart. Yeah, it's
not going to happen.
Speaker 5: So you might remember that the show was supposed to
start I don't know, like weeks ago, and then the
California wildfires made it get delayed, and so now it's
starting in a couple of weeks. And remember how she
had a whole branding rollout where she was going to
have like jams and all kinds of other shit to
sell called American Riviera something or other, like just something
obnoxiously pretentious. So now she has decided to rebrand, which
that seems awfully soon to rebrand, but she has decided to,
and so she put out an Instagram post about it,
about how our series is coming out and now her
brand is called as ever.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 5: She felt the need to define for us peasants. She said,
as ever means as it's always been, or some even
say in the same way as always. And so here
is an unsufferable video that I got through, and you
have to also of her talking about her new as
Ever brand.
Speaker 2: Okay, and she's so Kat's out of the bag. I'm
shocked we've kept this for so long.
Speaker 23: In two weeks, my show is coming out, which I'm
so excited for, and also my business, which I think
there's been a lot of curiosity.
Speaker 2: We're not curious.
Speaker 23: Year I had thought, you know what American reviewer that
sounds like such a great name.
Speaker 19: It's my neighborhood.
Speaker 23: It's a nickname for Santa Barbara. But it limited me
to things that were just manufactured and grown in this area.
Then Netflix came on, not just as my partner in
the show, but as my partner in my business, which
was huge as I thought about it, and I've been
waiting for a moment to share a name that I
had secured in twenty twenty two, and this is the moment,
and it's called as ever.
Speaker 5: As Ever.
Speaker 23: Essentially means as it's always been. And if you followed
me since twenty fourteen ten with the tig, you know
I've always loved cooking and crafting and gardening. This is
what I do and I haven't been able to share
it with you in the same way for the past
few years, but now I can, so as things.
Speaker 10: Are starting to trickle out there, I wanted you to
hear it from me first. Of course, there will be
fruit preserves. I think we're all clear at this point
that jam is my jam, but there's so many more
products that I just love that I use in my home,
and now it's time to share it. So I can't
wait for you to see it.
Speaker 1: She is an insufferable narcissist. She's just so you cannot
she cannot just be a private person.
Speaker 2: She can't do it. She wants her privacy.
Speaker 1: She wants her privacy, you guys, she wants it, but
yet she doesn't.
Speaker 2: Here's it I mean?
Speaker 1: And then she was showing pictures of Lily Beet, I
guess her daughter, like she's you know.
Speaker 2: What I mean.
Speaker 1: They act like they wanted all this privacy, which is
why they left the royalty thing. And there's she wants
everybody to see here every day, every minute of every day,
she's in our faces.
Speaker 2: Just narcissism and just let.
Speaker 5: This need to explain to the pleabs what two words
mean that everybody knows the meaning of.
Speaker 1: Well, we don't understand that. I'm sorry, I'm not a princess.
I don't understand words. She needs to explain it to me.
My god, God, she's.
Speaker 2: Awful, absolutely awful. All right, moving on?
Speaker 5: Did you know a whole other American hostage was in Russia?
Who Trump has just negotiated.
Speaker 2: The release of.
Speaker 5: How many more are there?
Speaker 8: You guys?
Speaker 2: I don't know about it.
Speaker 24: I feel like there's a lazy, exactly good job by crazy.
Speaker 5: So twenty eight year old Caleb Byers. His release has
been confirmed by the Kremlin. This was this was another
thing that President Trump. President Trump secured the release of
yet this other American, another one. I have no idea
that was even over there. So I the only what
I you know? This is great? Like I saw this
and I was like, yay, look at you go, President
Trump doing all the good things. But again, how many
more are there? And why is this the first time
we're hearing of them?
Speaker 1: This is crazy and you know, liberals will spin this too,
and they'll be like, oh my god, he's bfs with
Russia and Putin because this guy was released. Like they
won't just you know what I mean, Like they won't
just give him credit where credit is due, because he's
making sure that all these people get.
Speaker 2: Released all over the freaking world. You know, but they won't.
You won't hear him talk about this stuff. You just won't.
And if they talk about it, it'll be in a
negative way. Oh I just that's that.
Speaker 25: Media.
Speaker 5: Also, we spent quite a bit of time yesterday on
that sixty minutes whole thing. Jadie Vance's speech in the
infuriated Germany and the rest of Europe when he was
talking about censorship and how bad it's getting over in
Germany and other European countries. And there is also this
is not just limited to Germany. We talked about that yesterday,
but Switzerland also has in its government some Swiss lady
who is averly Anarexic.
Speaker 2: Okay, and she she's vegan.
Speaker 5: She's also vegan severely anarexic, which allegedly she has talked
about her illness. I looked this morning, couldn't find war
one about it. But in any case, she you're gonna
be jarred by her appearance. She is another one of
these government officials in Europe who now wants who is
talking about doing away with Twitter altogether in Europe. This
is and it's like they're it's proving Jadie Vance's point
yet again. You don't realize that they're doing this, but
they constantly prove him right as they're angry with him
for saying the truth out loud. This is her, her
name is Merrit Schneider, and she's pushing to ban X
entirely in Switzerland, saying that it poses a threat to democracy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're hiding behind this whole threat to democracy thing.
I think all liberals are doing that. They need to
stop because we know exactly what they're doing. It's kind
of like they were told, oh call dojah constitutional crisis.
It's like this whole threat to democracy thing. They've been
screaming this for years. It's not none of this is X.
Is not that X is a forum for free speech
and everybody can just say the things. It's a big town,
you know, town square where people can say the things.
And if she has you know, hurt feel bads by
that then too bad. Don't be on it, you know,
if anybody does, don't be on it. Yeah, and man,
she needs a burger.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she really does.
Speaker 5: There's another photo of her just I mean, you got
and if you saw her in twenty eighteen, if you
saw her, she was do you have So this is
a photo. This is another photo of her, like right
now with her cat, but before before this disease, look
at her right she looked completely fine, very very pretty.
It's just a horrible shame what anterrection does to people's minds,
it is and bodies. So I hope she gets help,
but I also hope she shuts up because Twitter needs
to be in existence, and she should be using the platform.
She can say all the crazy shit she wants to
on Twitter. Tell she can write on Twitter that she
wants it to go away. But the reason to have
it is so that everybody can have a voice.
Speaker 1: Right, So anybody who's American should be backing that. Liberals too,
I'm not sure why we don't, you know, but they should.
Speaker 5: And then yesterday we also made fun of that amazing
clip from Margaret Brennan where she was like, I mean,
the Holocaust was caused by speech. It was it was
totally because of free speech, and she's gotten killed for it.
But there was another clip of her again her tone
about America compared to Europe. It's clear that she's a globalist.
It's clear that she has huge problems with JD speaking
the truth to Europe, and it's all about the tone.
Speaker 2: Check out this video of her.
Speaker 18: Well, it sounded to a lot of these allies the
United States like they were being described as adversaries or autocrats.
It was really the focus here too things. One of
them was migration and the second was what Vice President
Vance calls censorship.
Speaker 2: He was trying to bring that maga.
Speaker 18: Message of the enemy within to the global stage, and specifically,
he says that European leaders aren't showing that they have
strong democracies when they sideline controversial groups. He went out
of his way to meet with the head of the AfD,
that's a political party that's under investigation in Germany because
it's so far right and for potentially conducting extremism. And
he mentioned that car ramming in Munich recently conducted by
an Afghan migrant, as an example of what he says
is out of control migration. He says that's proof you've
got to bring immigration skeptics into the government.
Speaker 1: I love how she's like censorship, like it's not happening.
Oh my god, you're out of your mind. And you
know what, other countries when it comes to this whole
migration thing and immigration thing, other countries have very strict
laws and they abide by them, letting people into their countries.
Why is it that we are not allowed to do
that with the Left, It's like, and I'm talking European
countries do the same thing too. A lot of European
countries do. And then I look at them and I think, Okay,
nobody bitches and moans about those countries. But yet when
we do it and we well, we want to do it,
because we haven't done it over the past several years.
But if we want to do it and we want
to be strict about who comes in here and really
do our checks and balances and vet people, that's somehow
racist and xenophobic and every other ist and obe.
Speaker 5: Well, and I'll tell you, the countries that are minding
their borders are doing a heck of a lot better
than the ones that aren't. Because if you look at
the UK, if you look at Germany, if you look
at where it's been lax, that's where they're having all
the problems exactly.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: But see, this is the thing, but she's living in
a fantasy world. She doesn't have to live. She's obviously
not living anywhere where immigration legal immigration affects her or
has ever affected her personally. And then on top of that,
she thinks that censorship is in air quotes like it's
she thinks is not really a thing, you know what
I mean?
Speaker 2: Wow, the disdain that she clearly.
Speaker 1: Had, Yeah for Jay and that's fine. The decline of
that show, I mean, I think we talked about this
with Sean Spicer the other day, went on the air
in nineteen fifty four. And I'm not saying that like
everybody that's hosted it has been great because there's probably
been a lot of liberals who have hosted the show.
But she is the worst person to host that show,
Like way to run it into the ground.
Speaker 21: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's just absolutely awful.
Speaker 5: What I do love about jd Vance especially is that
now that he's VP, he is not changing at all
and he's every bit as vocal on X as he
ever was.
Speaker 2: He's not tony it down.
Speaker 5: Like he's not censoring himself in any way. And Mehdi Hassan,
I know we've already talked about him once again, but
he went after JD on X yesterday saying, Hey, JD,
I know you're busy lecturing the Europeans on free speech,
but have you seen this? And it was a tweet
from Mark Camputo saying President Trump's decision to limit AP
reporters access is as much fight over the Gulf of
America as it is a protest of what White House
advisors say is years of liberal word choices that AP's
influential style book has spread across mainstream media, and jad
responded saying, yes, tell me. I think there's a difference
between not giving a reporter a seat in the White
House Press briefing room and jailing people for dissenting views.
The latter is a threat to free speech, the former
is not. Hope that helps, Yeah, dumb ass, hope that helps.
Speaker 2: I swear I love that right. And then you compare.
Speaker 1: How transparent this administration is to the last four years.
They've all talked and been communicative with us more than
anybody has in the past four years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's staggering, and they.
Speaker 1: Will do they will just keep pushing, They'll try to
keep pushing buttons, people like Mehdi Hassan just shut up.
Speaker 2: Shut up.
Speaker 5: And then lastly, because we did talk about the sixty
minutes show, it was just like a fifteen minute segment
of sixty Minutes this past Sunday where they interviewed all
kinds of people in Germany who thought it was great
that they are going after with police, with jail time,
with stiff fines, people who are simply expressing opinions on
the internet. And the crazy thing, as you're about to
hear from Guy Benson, is there was no alternate view
and that's what made this particular segment especially egregious. Here's
Guy to explain, no.
Speaker 26: Single clip does justice to this thirteen minute segment on
sixty minutes. It is almost unbelievable to watch. I encourage
people to do so. It really confirms a key thesis
of the Vice President's speech in Germany. The Germans themselves
confirming to CBS this is how we do things. We
don't really believe in free speech, we believe in censorship
very strongly, and the tone of the CBS report was enthralled.
The CBS correspondence seemed almost envious of the German system.
And one thing I'll say about it is, having watched
it now twice, there was not a single There were
five interviews done, five people featured on camera over the
course of the U interview. All five of them were
in favor of government censorship of free speech. Three prosecutors,
a pro censorship activist, and a pro censorship left wing politician.
Not even a fifteen second clip for a pretensive balance
from someone who opposes government censorship of free speech in
the CBS clip. So really confirming and fortifying what Vance
has said here at home about the media and what
he said in Munich to the Germans about their own country.
Speaker 15: He was not wrong.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's called propaganda, and Germany, as we've seen in
the past, is pretty good at that.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's the little alarming they are. They do
have a bit of a history, Yeah, that sort of thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe don't repeat history. Oh my god, Wow, that
is unreal. And they're helping him, our legacy media is
helping him do that, which is gross.
Speaker 2: Yeah, really gross.
Speaker 5: Thankfully, there are a lot of folks right here in
our own audience and all over the country who appreciate
the changes that are happening as a result of Trump's
administration and of DOJ in particular. I loved that Dana
Bash had to report on this. They apparently talked CN ended.
They apparently talked to some Arizona voters who were Biden's
supporters back in twenty twenty and then voted for Trump
in twenty twenty four to check in with them. How
are you feeling about everything that Trump has done in
the first four weeks. And here is the report, which
I'm surprised, honestly.
Speaker 11: Aired to some Arizona voters who switched from voting for
Joe Biden in twenty twenty to Trump in twenty twenty four,
and so far they mostly like what they see.
Speaker 2: I just think he's trying to get America back on
track as quickly as possible given the state that it
was left in from the previous administration.
Speaker 25: Which feels more merry and transparency that I'm getting from
the administration so far.
Speaker 5: I approve of a lot of the stuff that he's
doing with the border and everything other.
Speaker 20: Countries I noticed that were taken seriously.
Speaker 9: But the most part I feel like he's he's on
the right track by keeping in transgenders out of women's sports.
Speaker 8: That's number one.
Speaker 11: All eleven Biden Trump voters say they approve of Donald
Trump's first weeks in office.
Speaker 1: My panel is She's like, let me bring in the
poopoo presidential panel. I need another panel to make me
feel better about the fact that I'm losing. Yeah, you're losing.
God bless the glorious it is. It's glorious. It makes
me wonder, like CNN, there are they gonna take stock
and are they taking stock in the fact that they've
sucked so long, you know, and then perhaps they're starting
to change the way they do things there. I don't know,
I have no I.
Speaker 2: Mean, they do have Scott they do.
Speaker 1: And they continue to let him talk, you know, and
he just smacks people down like all the time. So
stuff like that, it just makes me wonder, like, what
are they doing behind the scenes. Are there people that
are that are thinking, you know, the path that we've
taken over the past several years has not really worked
out well for CNN and so right for MSNBC or
ABC or CBA, you know, any of those people. But
it just makes me wonder if they're one of the
few that's gonna learn a little.
Speaker 5: It is interesting that you say that because they also
had on what's her name, Brian is it Brian Kyler
or whatever her name is, she had on her CNN
program Frank Luntz to talk about recent polling that is
very much in favor of Donald Trump and everything that
he's all the actions that he's taken so far. And again,
the fact that they aired this entire segment, I was like, well,
look at CNN go a little weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 17: Yeah, Because you do a lot of focus groups, you
really get behind the numbers, the poll numbers to the
sentiments of voters.
Speaker 12: And it's so interesting.
Speaker 5: You've been speaking with.
Speaker 17: A number of voters who were Hillary Clinton twenty sixteen,
Joe Biden twenty twenty, and then went for Trump in
twenty twenty four. How are these folks seeing the early
days of Trump second pretty well?
Speaker 16: Really, and they're reacting to it because they love the
pace of change. They were very fed up over the
last four years. They wanted action, they wanted results. They
looked at prices, they looked at affordability, looked at immigration,
and they didn't see anything happening. They still don't like
what he says, but they like what he does. And
these are Democrats now who felt that they were not
securing the border, they were doing nothing to prevent illegal immigration,
that nothing was actually happening. They wanted to see a
reduction in waste for Washington spending, and they're seeing that.
So what they tell me is, I wish you'd be
a little bit less rude. But at the same time,
they like what he's doing. They believe he's serious about it,
and for the first time, they have confidence in the future,
which is why you now see some significant shifts in
the polling about the expectations for the direction in the
coming years.
Speaker 17: It's a big wake up call for Democrats.
Speaker 16: I'm waiting for them to get a message. I'm waiting
for them to unify and to understand that to oppose
and to be the resistance, which is what some of
them use that phrase. That's not what democrats in grassroots
areas want from them. They may not want the approach
that Trump is doing. President Trump, by the way, I
now notice, hey, President Trump, but they do want action
and they don't see action from the Democrats.
Speaker 1: They should have gotten a wake up call back in November,
and they didn't heed that wake up call, you know.
And then he's like, oh, maybe they'll get the message
or change it in some way. They're not gone to
if they have people like gave it hog in charge,
you know what I mean. And also, what has his hair?
What is that hair?
Speaker 20: No?
Speaker 2: Man, I know a lot of people were distracted by
it in the commons. Yeah, it's hard like that member,
is it real?
Speaker 8: Is not?
Speaker 2: What is that? It was just a lot of a lot.
Speaker 5: He has really thick hair and he just colored it
a weird color or maybe that's just a whole rug.
Speaker 2: And I'm concerned for the animal that's living on the head.
Oh my god.
Speaker 5: So now that we've had the good news, we do
need to point out that there are still plenty of
crazy ass liberals in the country that are trying to
make as much chaos and mayhem as they possibly can. Apparently,
yesterday was this day of protests that were planned all
over the country, and we've got some highlights. So one
of the major ones was, of course, in DC. There
were thousands of protesters and activists gathered near the Capitol.
There was a huge rally against DOJE and so lots
of signs that they had said Gulf of or they
were saying they're one of their slogans, which they didn't
coordinate very well, but they were saying Gulf of Mexico,
you know, instead of Gulf of America. They were saying
Elon Musk is a Nazi, because that's super clever, and
they had. This happened in multiple cities across the United States.
We've just got a few little highlights coming up right here.
How big I mean, these were majorly attended. For sure.
A lot of payments went out to a lot of protesters.
Speaker 1: I was going to say, a lot of them were paid,
what two hundred thousand dollars. It's like when you get paid,
of course you're going to say, if you don't have
a job, which mostly people obviously don't have, you're gonna
go out there and protest.
Speaker 2: Look at the upside down flag. I swear these.
Speaker 1: People and they're you guys, they're protesting an audit, they're
protesting like just saving money themselves.
Speaker 2: I'm assuming that at.
Speaker 24: Least two of these people pay taxes, right, yeah, anybody.
Speaker 1: And the power like the power of the people, and
the power of the people don't stop. That's what they're saying.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, okay, they're saying. And I can smell that video, right,
I know. It's just like Petulian bio and just sadness,
you know.
Speaker 5: And unfortunately there's a news because you know how they
like to sing. But these crowds are decent guys.
Speaker 2: I have to say what you're saying about the people,
I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't understand how government work.
Speaker 2: Oh my my god.
Speaker 5: This is the dumbest argument ever.
Speaker 8: It is.
Speaker 2: It's so stupid. They just they have no idea what
they're so, you're fighting against saving money, right and not.
Speaker 1: Being broke, I mean, and they think that we're somehow
taking things over.
Speaker 2: The GP is ticking over.
Speaker 1: We're just trying to get control back from this bloated,
out of control government that's been stealing from us for years.
Speaker 5: And you would think that they would want that too.
Speaker 2: They don't.
Speaker 1: They are brainwashed, Michelle. They're completely is It's like, it's
astounding to me how they just they are defending this.
Speaker 2: It makes zero sense.
Speaker 5: But you guys, the bangers that are coming out of these.
Speaker 1: Protests, I mean, like a par of people and the
power of people don't stop.
Speaker 5: This guy got a solo ward.
Speaker 8: Keep on moving.
Speaker 4: God, I can't.
Speaker 8: I just can't keep on moving, never turning.
Speaker 1: He's been waiting for this moment in his whole life.
Speaker 2: He's been just waiting Trump.
Speaker 21: Trump.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's so embarrassing, embarrassed that Democrats now.
Speaker 1: Never turning dogs everywhere like stop, oh my god, they're
howling this guy.
Speaker 5: Uh, just just so painful.
Speaker 2: It's just so cringe, so painful.
Speaker 5: But yeah, there are still a lot of nasayers out there,
so just to be aware.
Speaker 2: Lucy Kat said that he p's sitting down. I agree
with that. I'm pretty sure that guy does. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Also, in doge News, there are now separate Doge accounts
for every agency, so this is kind of exciting. You
can see there's a whole list of them, like every
single one, so Security, O ANDB, Education, they all have
their own little page, and so you can keep track
of exactly how they're uncovering fraud, waste and abuse on
each individual page.
Speaker 2: We've ever seen this amount of transparency ever.
Speaker 5: It's amazing. And then doge the main account posted about
this amazing thing. They said, the Treasury Access Symbol TAS
is an identification code linking a Treasury payment to a
budget line item with this is a standard financial process,
but in the federal government, the TAS field was optional
for around four point seven trillion dollars in payments, so
it was often left blank, making impossible to trace. So
as of this past weekend, and I give all props
to Scott Message for this too, this is now a
required field, increasing our ability to have insight into where
the money is actually going. And then thanks to the
US Treasury for the great work.
Speaker 1: And these people are out there protesting the fact that
they found four point seven trillion in ways like these
people pissed away four point seven trillion dollars with a
tee with the t which.
Speaker 2: It's missing, totally missing on right.
Speaker 1: And these are the same people that hired eighty nine
thousand IRS agents to come after you to get more
of your tax money. Oh my god, I shouldn't have
to pay my taxes until I can Seriously, tax season
is here, right, we're all dealing with taxes.
Speaker 2: We're all in it. We're all in it. We're in
the thick of it.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't have to pay one cent in taxes until
these yahoos tell me where that money went, I want
to now where that four point seven trillion with the
tee dollars went. We thought a revolution of were two
percent tax and they're missing four point seven trillion. And
that's not even that's just like the scratching of the surface, right,
I know. God, they have no idea what America is about.
And those people that are protesting lost, They're completely lost.
Speaker 2: How anybody is against this.
Speaker 5: It just it makes it doesn't make any sense the
words that I can't say on our podcast.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 5: So also while all this is going, while Elon and
his Dosee team are gaining access into all the records
and whatever they need to look at to try to
find how much of our money has been wasted, you
can now tell who the Democrats are that are festering
within these government agencies based on who is leaving. So,
for example, the interim director or the head of Social
Security Administration resigned because she didn't like them asking to
have access to records. So Michelle King, the acting head
of the Socialecurity Administration, has resigned. Yesterday Elon said, hey,
by the way, there's twenty million dead people in the
social Security database. Probably shouldn't be paying them. Can we
just make sure that they're not being paid. And she
was like, I quit, and not only not only that. Okay,
So there's a lot of corruption coming from our government
where twenty million dead people are on the Social Security database,
somebody's taking those checks. Exact people are taking those checks.
I want all those people to go to jail too.
I want that to happen.
Speaker 1: If you get a check in the mail that's not
yours and it's like for your dead grandma and you're
taking that, you suck. You're a horrible human being, and
you should also go to jail, yep, full stop, Yep.
Speaker 5: Exactly right. And according to Shark Tank Kevin O'Leary, he
doesn't think we're cutting enough, which is absolutely this hilarious take.
He was on a CNN panel and I think I
think Scott Jennings is on this panel, but he's doing
the talking, and I think most people who are on
the panel, who were of course not conservative minded, were
just like shell shocked by what he's saying here.
Speaker 27: I think the issue is they're not whacking enough. There's
this concept in private equity when you get a bankrupt
company and you go in there, you cut twenty percent
more than your initial read and then you find like
a pool of mercury. The organization jels back together again.
Always cut deeper, harder when there's fat and waste.
Speaker 8: The FAA, it's not the people.
Speaker 27: The code is cobalt, it's from the sixties. It needs
cap X put into it for the technology be upgraded
to make it safer.
Speaker 12: Fat like a chicken.
Speaker 27: All of these agencies are like big fat chickens dripping
over barbecues of fat. This is the best barbecue I've
ever seen. But I don't think it's happening fast enough.
They're not cutting enough. Keep slashing, keep packing while you
have a twenty fourth mandate before the midterms. Cut cut, cut, cut, cut,
more more cutting. Believe me, it's gonna work out.
Speaker 18: Just nuclear codes.
Speaker 27: Yes, cut everything, because if you don't see what they're
doing and they can't show you that they're adding value,
you whack.
Speaker 2: But it clicked, you whack. I love that.
Speaker 1: That's what he would do in one of his businesses.
That's what people do that we don't just say, oh,
I'm sorry, I don't know where four points seven trillion
dollars went with his hero accountability and the people who defend.
Speaker 5: That suck, suck so hard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, keep cutting, keep cutting, because the more they cut,
the more we benefit.
Speaker 2: Exactly, absolutely, of course.
Speaker 5: And Michael Knowles, we have another clip of him talking
about a clip that you will see of a usai D,
someone who's I guess, complaining about the fact that usai
D faced so many cuts and openly admitting that his
wife was about to get a million bucks from USAID
for the dumbest reason.
Speaker 12: Listen explaining his connection to us A I D stopped.
Speaker 8: Doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: You have a contract.
Speaker 16: So you know, Turquoise Mountain, which my wife Shanna runs,
has a contract, had another million dollars to go.
Speaker 4: Money just stops.
Speaker 9: Old.
Speaker 12: Wait, there's a contract between some organization and usa i D.
And the contract stopped. And hold on, his wife ran
that organization and they were supposed to get another million dollars,
another million dollars from the US government. That just stopped.
What organization does his wife run. It's called the Turquoise
Mountain Foundation. She can't make this up. That the Turquoise
Mountain Foundation exists to teach Afghani peasants about degenerate modern art.
Speaker 28: So this is in some ways, as I'm called the
first piece of conception art mega. Does anyone know what
it is? I don't expect the ladies to know exactly.
An artist called Marcel Duchamp, who's very important in Western art,
put this toilet in an art gallery about one hundred
years ago.
Speaker 12: That's where your money's going. Your money is going, or
was going until Trump got hold of it. To pay
off the wives of British politicians turned Yale professors to
teach Afghanis, who probably have more important things on their
mind about how perverse Western anti artists decided to pretend
that urinals and toilets were you know, Caravaggio paintings in
the early twentieth century.
Speaker 2: It's crazy. And these are the same people.
Speaker 1: These are the same elitist scumbags who will preach to
you about how you're stupid, like they'll probably beff with
people like Tom Hanks, you know what I mean, who
will look at you, look at people who are a MEGA,
and they'll say, God, they're so uneducated, they're racist or this,
they're just stupid, they're stupid people, they're uneducated. And she
thinks she's smart because she's showing Afghans and a crapper,
a peer urinal, you know what I mean. It's like
that's somehow I cannot with these people.
Speaker 2: That's our money. It's our money, yeah it is, but
they don't care.
Speaker 1: And yet and again the protesters are out there protesting
them finding this. Yeah, you guys, I know that some
of you probably have people in your family or friends,
like on social media that are doing the same thing.
I like, there's a part of me now that I'm like,
if I see it, I just can't even.
Speaker 2: I can't deal.
Speaker 1: Like, I don't want to be a liberal, but if
somebody is that's stupid where they're defending this, you need
to seek help. You just you've got to seek help
for your stupidness.
Speaker 5: Just think about what a lost opportunity when it comes
to unifying the cunt tree.
Speaker 2: This should have been such.
Speaker 5: A unifying issue that everybody can agree our money should
not be wasted in this way, And the fact that
there are still people fighting to have their money wasted
just shows how batshit that side of the air.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're batshit, and they're driven by hate because they.
Speaker 2: Just cannot see past Orange Man bad. I hate him.
I hate him, I hate him.
Speaker 1: They can't see past it to see what's actually happening
to them.
Speaker 2: It's happening to you too.
Speaker 1: You're being abused too. It's not just people on the
right hand side of the aisle. I mean, if you
pay taxes, you're you're part of the victim status. We're
the victims of all this, of this crime that they've
they've basically put on us. And so I just don't
understand why they can't get it together.
Speaker 2: And it must be that we should have been so
unified over this.
Speaker 5: It's crazy that we're not.
Speaker 2: I know, we've got some crying to share. There's some
crying coming up. So there is a woman, So there's.
Speaker 5: A liberal that some lifties are just super scared because
they believe the fearmongering. And so this woman in particular
doesn't understand for real, she's saying this out loud. She
doesn't understand where Biden and Kamala are and why they're
not rescuing her.
Speaker 2: Oh my god's happening. Gods, I promise.
Speaker 5: This is a real person who is genuinely not understanding
how government works at all, mind.
Speaker 9: The only one here. She feels abandoned by the Biden administration.
Where are they? Why aren't they out there? Talking and
telling this that they're doing anything they can to help
protect us from what's coming, to help protect our democracy.
Maybe they're working in the background and we just can't
see it yet, but I am desperate for them to
come out and say something. Say something gives me even
an ounce of hope, because I am so scared where
we're headed. Where are you, Biden?
Speaker 8: Why are you guys doing something?
Speaker 9: Please step down on that. Kamma would be president for
a minute and maybe she can do something, but I
gotta do something. You can't just hand the keys over
to that monster. It just feed us all to that lion.
Speaker 2: What God, the best shittery is off the chart.
Speaker 1: And she thinks that somehow Biden is going to like
save her, you know, like Biden's going to be Kamala is.
Speaker 5: At the at the Broadway play going like this, you guys,
She's like, I'm not resting anybody.
Speaker 2: We're behind the scenes.
Speaker 1: Working, Lady. They didn't work when they were supposed to
be working. Okay, I assure you they're not working now,
I promise you.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I know.
Speaker 5: One crying person And this is just like such a
perfect example of how woissified liberal men have become. So
this is keep in mind, what you're about to see
is a guy that's like gearing himself up to cry
and be emotional on camera. So he set up a camera, okay,
made sure it was positioned correctly, cried, talked about the crying,
and then posted it.
Speaker 1: So he's Selena Gomez dead is what he did, okay.
Speaker 5: Only it takes him. It's it's clever because it takes
him so long to get going that you're like curious, like,
what is about to happen here?
Speaker 2: Check this out?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, it's building.
Speaker 2: Okay, here it comes you guys, Oh is he?
Speaker 12: I am scared and that's okay.
Speaker 2: Oh for crying out loud?
Speaker 12: God, I am scared and that's okay.
Speaker 2: Dude, Oh my god, help.
Speaker 12: Dude, I am scared and that's okay.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, the theater kidding him. It's coming out, uh huhing.
Speaker 2: Project.
Speaker 12: I'm scared and that's okay.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well that was okay, you guys, it's okay. It's okay.
Speaker 1: That man has zero testicles. There's no testosterone flowing through
his body.
Speaker 2: It's just all soy, all of it. It's toy.
Speaker 1: I cannot believe they are listen. I don't surround myself
with dudes like that. So it's really I think to myself,
there's no way this can be real, and it's they exist,
they walk amongst us.
Speaker 2: Oh, there's a lot of them. There's a lot of them.
It's a shame.
Speaker 5: It's a real shame, truly, and they all are afflicted
clearly still with TDS and now tes so or e DS.
Speaker 2: Right, Elon arrangement syndrome.
Speaker 5: Yes, Elon derangement syndrome, and probably that does stand for
something else too, right, it's erectile dysfunction syndrome.
Speaker 1: And think it go hand in hand, definitely erectile dysfunction. Well,
they need you need to have something to become a
wrecked in order for it to have dysfunction.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, that seems to be lacking, but that is
clearly what is at issue here. And tonight, don't forget
is the Hannity interview with Elon, Musk and Trump together
for a sit down, And there's another teaser clip that's
come out, and it's Elon talking about how crazy these
people are and the analogy that he uses is so great,
you guys, He's so Elon.
Speaker 25: Check it out whole sort of like you know, it
was call it like Trump duration syndrome, and I don't know,
you don't realize how real this is until like it's
you can't reason with people. So like I was at
a friend's birthday party in Ali, just a birthday dinner,
and it was like a nice, quiet dinner, and everything
was everyone's behavior normally, and then happened to mention this
is before the election, like a month or two before after,
to mention the president's name, and it was like they
got shot with a dart in the jugular that contained
like the methamphetamine, and Raby's okay, guys, like you can't
have like a normal conversation, and it's like it's like
that become completely irrational.
Speaker 1: It's they are irrational. They are completely irrational. They can't
see what's actually happening in real time. They can't because
they're just so just blinded by hate and and that.
Speaker 2: Shittery is really what it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're irrational, which is why he changed, right, That's
why he is on this side now, That's why he's
doing what he does. I think part of it, catalyst
is because he lost the sun to the woke machine. Yeah,
that's part of it, but I think but also in addition,
he's just like God, I'm definitely on the right side.
There's so many of them. Look at all the people
that have switched over basically areka Tolsie. I mean so
many because those people are irrational. Yeah, I cannot wait
to see this interview. I hope Sean just zips it
and lets these guys talk. But it's tonight, and so
I think it's nine. That's what time Sean Hannity is on.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, he's nine on it.
Speaker 1: He's at nine, Okay, nine your time right?
Speaker 2: Eight my time right, which obviously means I'll be watching
it the following morning, right, be watching this tomorrow? Yeah,
all right.
Speaker 5: Just a few thank yous from Venmo today. Jenna Meyers
says I was working on right versus left with my
four year old and she said, oh, like Jerk's on
the right.
Speaker 2: I was equally horrified and proud. I love it.
Speaker 5: Also, my room was name is Dustin Bieber.
Speaker 2: I love it. That is fantastic, so great.
Speaker 5: And over on locals, Roth Lady Wright says, I spent
all day in the er yesterday, and I am telling
you it's totally because of stress. From the sticker shock
of all the colleges begging my son to come study
with them, even with scholarships, and my daughter's volleyball team
coming for their seven grand a year, and these effing
people are upset about the.
Speaker 2: Government going through an audit.
Speaker 5: Liberals will not be happy until we are all eating
Ramen noodles drinking kool aid with rain water. I cannot
with these pansies with no clear brain.
Speaker 1: They want to be controlled, and they want us to
own nothing. Yep, they want they're inactly these people.
Speaker 2: Is it me? Yep, it's you, Okay.
Speaker 1: Robin Slim and I YouTube took your showdown yesterday NBC issue.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it was a copyright thing for yeah SNL.
Speaker 5: They didn't want us sharing SNL clips, so they were like, back,
but it's back up. I mean it's there, so we
had to trim it out, but it's the Yeah.
Speaker 1: Carrie Hoffman, Amy Kobachar speaking at my farm meeting this morning.
Speaker 2: Oh could you go there?
Speaker 1: You should there, like Chihuahai. Yeah, shak, thank you guys,
Thanks everybody. We're bringing it in. It's gonna be a
good Tuesday. It's getting cold in a lot of places here.
In the United States.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be like a high of forty nine here.
Speaker 2: Later this week.
Speaker 1: What the hell's too We're gonna be in the thirties
like tomorrow and Thursday.
Speaker 2: I don't like that. And then it'll be normal again
this weekend. But everybody stay warm and we will talk
to you tomorrow.
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