Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody, Happy Thursday. How is everybody doing? We up?
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Coming up? On today's show, May Adams is indicted. What
what's even happened? It's a thing. Kamala completely botches a
softball interview surprise, and Biden makes a visit to the
sea hags on the view all that so so so
much more. I'm up on today show. I am both hired.
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Speaker 1: Okay, okay, yeah, all right, let's get to some things.
There's a lot to cover today.
Speaker 3: I have no idea how long today this show is
going to be. We need to start out with a
rumble rant that we got yesterday from Florida medicare broker
who said, we need Republicans with a spine also vote
no on Amendment four in Florida, the spine and balls
spine with the set of balls exactly, and then over
on locals genius, the first sent to Tip saying, yesterday
was one of the toughest days I went through is
I had to put my sweet baby Stella to rest.
The house just isn't the same without her, And they
included a sweet picture of Stella's space.
Speaker 1: Yea, oh my gosh, I'm so sorry. I know how
that feels. I'm so sorry that suck. Oh my gosh,
that's horrible.
Speaker 3: Yesterday, well, not yesterday, a couple days ago, and actually
for a while now, we have known that Iran has
had assassination threats against UH former President Trump, and he
tweeted about that yesterday, saying, big threat on my life
by Iran. The entire US military is watching and waiting.
Moves were already made by Iran. That didn't work out,
but they will try again. Not a good situation for anyone.
I am surrounded by more men, guns, and weapons than
I have ever seen before. Thank you to Congress for
unanimously approving far more money for Secret Service. Zero no votes,
strictly bipartisan. Nice to see Republicans and Democrats get together
on something. An attack on a former president is a
death wish for the attacker. Kay, that was nice, and
then destiny, That freaking liberal douchebag retweeted it saying no
one cares nerd.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what a piece of shit that guy
in Yeah, exactly, an absolute peace My god, what a
wrong with these people? He is a psycho, complete psycho.
Speaker 3: Also, there's a fellow on Twitter ex rather who goes
by Jeff Clark.
Speaker 1: Because I'm assuming that's his actual name, and he.
Speaker 3: Spends a lot of time, really like a very exhaustive
search that to see if Kamala Harris has actually ever
argued any appeals in a court of law in her
role as prosecutor, because you know, she likes to brag
about being prosecutor.
Speaker 1: Oh my god all the time.
Speaker 3: She is not not a single solitary case.
Speaker 1: Oh, who's surprised by that? Raise your hand if you're
surprised by that. And if you're actually surprised and you're
raising your hand, like promptly punch yourself in the face,
because no one's surprised by this, Come on, that is crazy.
Speaker 3: I hope she gets so called out for that by
someone somewhere, but she won't because she only doesn't.
Speaker 1: Know does anything to where she went to law school?
Was it like Hollywood upstairs law school? What was it?
Wasn't it? Where? Did she was it? Howard that she went?
I forget what she where?
Speaker 3: She had no idea undergrad and then lost I don't know,
no idea, I don't know. Yeah, anyway, that is not
surprising and also hilarious. There was news going around the
Twitter machine yesterday about Alex Jones's Info Wars being put
into auction, like getting like it's bankrupt and then being
put up for sale, and a lot of people were
freaking out and saying this is like, you know, government
overreach whatever. But it sounds like he asked for that
to happen in order to pay the debt to the
Sandy Hook families.
Speaker 1: And now.
Speaker 3: Roger Stone is putting it together a group to buy
it and then to hire Alex Jones to run it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, so it kind of all worked out
for Alex Jones. Yeah, I thought was very very interesting.
It is interesting indeed, isn't it.
Speaker 3: And then in other headline news, the Postal Union has
sent out a letter calling Trump an existential threat, which,
as Sean Davis rightly pointed out, nothing says our sacred
democracy like the country's primary ballot handlers calling for the
elimination of the leading presidential did it.
Speaker 1: It's what. It's kind of weird when government workers have unions.
It's just weird to me. Don't you think that's weird? Yeah,
it's super weird. It is super super weird. Why why
you're fine? You're everything that You're fine. We're paying for
you in your retirement and everything. What do you Why
are you so pissy? You're fine the rest of us right,
the rest of us have to work for everything. We
have to work for our retirements. Like you're never gonna
have to worry about anything. You're fine. Just shut up.
Speaker 3: Also the trend de Aragua, that Venezuelan horrible gang. They
are apparently what They have a nice presence now in.
Speaker 1: Dallas, in the Dallas area, but.
Speaker 3: A young woman was tortured and robbed by a group
of four Hispanic men on Saturday. She came home from
dinner to find them in her garage. They dragged her inside,
hind her down, they beat her up, they took her phone,
they robbed her. She managed to get to her alarm
and when it started going off, they finally left. She
was not raped, thank god, or killed. And police are saying, yeah,
this is uh, this is that friend de Aragua. Oh
my god, that now has a significant presence in the
Dallas area.
Speaker 1: So, oh my god. I just yeah, that's great. Yeah.
And I bet I just you know, I'd make a
bet with money I don't even have, because I need
the money. That Kamala was not asked about I'm sorry
that Joe Biden wasn't asked about this on the View.
Speaker 3: Well, that's a great point. I did not watch it.
I only grabbed the clips from it that I saw
floating around because obviously was not going to listen to
that whole yet.
Speaker 1: But I'm sure, I'm sure he wasn't asked about all
of the gang activity running around in our neighborhoods onto
view because he was part and parcel to that. So
is Kamala.
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Speaker 1: Oh God, look at him too. Isn't he so grossed?
Just a vile Oh, it's just so vile, Like I
don't even want to think. I don't that visual can't
right because you know what he needs. Just it's I'm
so grossed out in the visual and just make it stop.
I need I need eye bleach and brain bleach from
all of this. Oh sugar, Oh who does he look?
Speaker 3: He looks like if you took hank Azaria and you
fused him together.
Speaker 1: With like with like that. It's like one of the
like a muppet. He looks like a like a muppet.
You fuse him with a muppet. Yes, like a Hank
Azaria muppet. Muppet. Yeah, it's not good. And then he's like,
let's have a sex party. Oh my god, we're gon
We're gonna all pass you freak because gross, Oh my god,
it's so nasty. All right.
Speaker 3: The big news of this morning is that Mayor Adams
has been indicted. Apparently, the records of his indictment will
be unsealed today right now. The only thing the rumor
that I've seen floating around is that he is being
accused of working as an unregistered foreign agent after accepting
donations from foreign entities. So we'll see what the indictment reveals.
But he ahead of the indictment, knowing it was coming,
but before it actually came, he released a two minute
video to his constituents to say, I do it, and
I'm not leaving.
Speaker 1: I'm not efing leaving, not even leaving.
Speaker 3: But I have reduced it because two minutes is a
lot to deal with with Mayor Adams.
Speaker 1: So I've just given you the key moments right here, my.
Speaker 5: Fellow New Yorkers. It is now my belief that the
federal government intends to charge me with crimes If so,
these charges would be entirely false, based on lies, but
they would not be surprising. I always knew that if
I stood my ground for all of you, that I
would be a target, and a target I became. If
I'm charged, I know I am innocent. I will request
in immediate trials so the New Yorkers can hear the truth.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 5: If I am charged, many may say I should resign
because I cannot manage the city while fighting the case.
I can also understand everyday New Yorkers will be concerned
that I cannot do my job while I face accusations.
But I have been facing these lives for months since
I began to speak out for all of you, and
their investigations started. Yet the city has continued to improve.
Make no mistake, you elected me to lead this city,
and lead it I will. I humbly ask for your
prayers and your patience as we see this through. God
bless you, and God bless the City of New York.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the calls to resign are fast and furious.
Speaker 1: Aos top of the list, saying I as see how
he can continue governing. That's exactly what she's saying. I
do find it interesting that because he's the guy who
dared to speak out against the regime. And he's like, listen,
I want of these freaks illegals in my city. And
now of a sudden, I'm just putting that out there.
Now of a sudden, they're like, you will be indicted.
Is it just it's kind of a quink ink.
Speaker 3: I mean, is that what he's referring to when he
says he spoke out for the city and the city
is improving.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. I mean, I guess
we'll find out, but it is kind of it's all
very interesting, so much drama. Man, it's just it, but
I do it is interesting to see them eat their
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Speaker 3: But he also was very much in favor of it
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Speaker 1: Well, crip, I don't like it. I have this is
hard and we can't do this and being sanctuary city
means we actually have to sanctuary. Yeah. And then when
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That was not part of the plan, right, And so
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Speaker 3: But it is kind of sus as the kids would say,
the little on the sus side.
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Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, Biden, man, he is really stretching himself
right now. He did that really tough speech at the
UN and now he went on the hard hitting show
The View, where he knew he was gonna get grilled
and grilled.
Speaker 1: Oh God, bless them. Yeah, I mean, that was a
tough tough day for him.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: It started off with something that a lot of people
notice right out of the gate, which is, what the
hell is this?
Speaker 1: Pin is the president of two countries. Now that's ridiculous.
I'm it just enrages me, right, Yeah, yeah, it's it's ridiculous.
I mean, at the.
Speaker 3: Very least, if you're gonna be all Zelensky happy, can
you put it lower on your lapel?
Speaker 1: Just no, you don't get to wear that at all.
You shouldn't wear another another country's flag. If you're the
president of the United States, you should not be wearing
another country's flag on you at all. Completely agree. Yeah,
shame on him, is right, Kathleen, It's not okay. That
is not okay. It's not okay. I could not believe
that this is what you chose to wear in public
and in that and they're equal, I know, which is gross.
I mean, like you shouldn't have that on you at all.
I'm so grossed out by this.
Speaker 3: What a piece of shitay total president ever yep. And
of course the ladies on the View, the hags on
the View, were just fawning over him. And you'll see
how ridiculous it gets. The joy at Behar was one
of the ones to kick it off. I guess she
was immediately wanting to ask him about Trump's rhetoric, right,
because Trump is the reason that Trump keeps, you know,
getting almost assassinated.
Speaker 1: And Biden goes into.
Speaker 3: This diatribe about the three reasons he chose to run
for president in the first place and how he has
succeeded on those three reasons, which he has been a
total fail on. This clip is absolutely insane.
Speaker 4: Now he's blaming rhetoric from you that you inspired these
two assassination attempts, after all of the calls for violence,
you know fairly away take them out and all the.
Speaker 10: Rest of it.
Speaker 1: You know what it is.
Speaker 4: Don't you think that that is just unbelievable?
Speaker 1: And what do you say to that?
Speaker 11: Well, I think he is the most unusual. Look when
I ran. Look, I said, I was running. One of
the first major speeches I made was for Independence Hall
about democracy, a democracy mistake.
Speaker 7: To restore the soul of this crier, Yes, soul.
Speaker 11: I've ran for three reasons, I said. I wanted to
restore the soul of the country, made in a sense
of decency and honor.
Speaker 10: Yep.
Speaker 11: Secondly, make the middle class grow, because when it grows,
everybody does well. And Thirdly, I wanted to bring the
country back together. And I was told we couldn't do
any any of those things, but we've.
Speaker 1: Got bail and look careful, yeah, care.
Speaker 11: A lot of social redeeming value there.
Speaker 1: Then, God, these women are horrific.
Speaker 3: And he's horrific for him to say that those are
the three reasons and to claim success on any of them.
Speaker 1: Failure on all three front god, all three. Oh my god,
You're an epic failure and you're discretion an absolute disgrace,
sitting there with a pin that with the country of Ukraine.
What an ass hat this guy is. I swear I
can't And then they.
Speaker 3: Keep talking about the rhetoric and then they do stuff
like this.
Speaker 1: He just wouldn't go. He was like a bug. He
just kept being there who was like a like a
bug right there. So you felt two assassination attempts and
this is what they do. And then they and they
have the audacity to be like, we need to lower
the temperature. How is that lowering the temperature? Somebody needs
to explain that to me. I don't understand. If it
were anybody but Trump, they would never do this. Yep.
It's like he is not even human to them at
this point. We're not human to them. And when he
talks about giving that speech, remember the speech that he
gave with all the red behind him, talk about looking
like a dictator, y'all remember that? Oh my god, that
was the worst. How on God's green earth was that
unifying at all? He just screamed at all of us
that were maga. Do you remember that. I totally remember it.
I can't forget it. Oh yeah, I just can't get
that visual out. And he looks so angry, so screamy
and like rake shaky, so mad, and everybody that was
on the right was like, oh my god, he's screaming
at me, like this is it. The visual of that
is just ingrained in my memory. And so there was
nothing unifying about that he has been the most divisive president.
He's more divisive than Obama, and that's saying something yeah
and so again.
Speaker 3: For him to claim any of those successes, it's just
a total lie. He means delusional, absolutely delusional. I think
it was Alyssa, excuse me, Alissa Farah that asked the
question about his choice to get out of the race,
and he's listen, he's he's nailed the dismount on this
particular answer. I mean, they have really really trained him
on how to answer how he made this decision. He
was forced out.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows everybody, everybody, and you can get glimpses of
how uncomfortable of a topic this is for him because
the way Alyssa phrases the question is how is your
relationship with Nancy Pelosi? And he immediately wants.
Speaker 3: To shift that topic altogether. You'll hear him say something like,
I mean, it's fine, but listen, you know he doesn't
want to talk about Nancy Pelosi specifically and what she
did to him, and he's obviously uncomfortable by it.
Speaker 1: Here is that.
Speaker 12: That your hand was forced and what is your relationship
with Speaker Pelosi?
Speaker 11: Now, a relationship is fine.
Speaker 9: Look look, I I never fully believed the assertions that
somehow there was this overwhelming.
Speaker 11: Reluctance of my running again. I didn't sense that. And
although the pollingership of Biden's polling was different, the fact
of the matter is my polling was about, you know,
we're always within range of beating this guy.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 9: But what I did.
Speaker 11: Was I think there were It makes sense there are
some folks who would like to see me step aside
so they have a chance to move on. I get
that that's just human nature. But that wasn't the reason
that I stepped down. I stepped down because I started
thinking about it. You know, it's hard to think of.
I know you're only thirty, but it's hard to think
of It's hard for me to even say how old
I am. We're having so much success and getting things
done as people thought we couldn't get done. I found
myself having used more time than I would have ordinarily
to pass that torch. But working with Kamala, she is bright,
she is tough, she's honorable, and the thing I like
about her, and one thing we share in common is
that we have an optimistic.
Speaker 10: View in the future.
Speaker 6: Here.
Speaker 1: Okay, so he basically just admitted that she was running
the country with him. So when Kamala, when Kamala says,
I'm not Joe Biden, bullshit. Oh yeah, we haven't even.
Speaker 3: Played the clip where he literally says that, right, he's
you know, so far he's talked about how oh she's
so smart and she's this and we share optimism. But yeah,
to your point, he actually said this.
Speaker 11: As president, there wasn't a single thing that I did
that she couldn't do, and so I was able to
delegate her responsibility on everything from foreign policy to domestic.
Speaker 1: Policy, which he did. He totally did that because he
had full blown dementia. He has it. And then she
denied that and she lied to the American people. So
we all know she's a complete dirty liar, which she
lies every day of her life. And she did that
for four years when she was like, oh no, he's fine,
he's going to run. He's going to be the guy
and I support him. Okay, full blown dementia, and so
she was doing the job. So we're going to have
more of the same. If you vote for you're gonna
get more of the same because that.
Speaker 3: She's just why anytime they talk about her being the
change candidate. I'm just like, are you retarded? Yeah, she's
not the change candidates.
Speaker 1: There's nothing in office right now, right, she's running the country.
Oh she's the one doing it. Yeah, because he definitely
has not been doing it. And the narcissism of this guy,
he's so self important, Like I I don't know, I
really think he believes that he's awesome. I mean, everybody
knows that he was taken out with the you know, coup,
and he's still fighting him a little bit, like he's
still like right, you know. I mean the polls showed
me just the same as where she is.
Speaker 3: We were moving back at so I never really put
much stock into that.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think he believes that. I honestly think
he believes that he was good at what he did.
I think he believes that because I think he feels
or he just he has to believe it to make him,
I guess, to sleep at night. He has to believe that.
Speaker 3: I think he must believe it is the way that
he can just rattle off those reasons he ran and
say and look how successful I was.
Speaker 1: What. Yeah, I just and in order to I guess,
rationalize the fact that he has been doing this for
half a century, and he can't go out knowing that
he is a complete pathetic loser, which is exactly what
he is.
Speaker 3: And amazingly so, you want to see the most fawning
from the whole thing, even though we all know, because
we're living in bidenomic world right now, we all know
how bad it's been. This is what Sonny says about
his presidency.
Speaker 7: Truly believe that his legacy will be etched in the
history books as Washington, as someone who put that ego
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to compare him to Washington, Sweet Jesus, I can't. I'm sorry,
Astrod the bargain. Why is she mad? Because we have
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Speaker 1: All right, that's enough of the view, because I can't.
I can't deal with them either, I know. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: So early yesterday, shortly after the show, news broke that
MSNBC announced that Stephanie Rule was going to be doing
the first solo interview with Kamala and it was going
to happen last night. So they announced it and in
the same day they aired the interview. She spent a
total of twenty five minutes in this interview. I'm sure
it was cut to some degree and chopped up and
sliced and diced and all that stuff. I did watch
it as it was live because I was very curious.
Speaker 1: How that was going to go.
Speaker 3: But the ridiculous thing about Stephanie Rule being the person
is that literally just days ago she was on the
Bill Maher show, telling someone who was saying, hey, Kamala
needs to do more interviews that it really wasn't necessary
and she doesn't need to explain her position.
Speaker 1: So this was just a few days ago.
Speaker 3: Stephanie on Bill Maher's show.
Speaker 14: Not running for perfect, She's running against Trump. We have
two choices, and so there are some things you might
not know her answer to.
Speaker 1: And in twenty twenty.
Speaker 15: Four, unlike twenty sixteen, for a lot of the American people,
we know exactly what Trump will do, who he is,
and the kind of threat he is to democracy.
Speaker 8: I don't want the problem that a lot of people
have with Comra is we don't know her answer to anything.
Speaker 15: Okay, it's an answer to everything.
Speaker 8: And that's why I would never vote for him, and
people should vote for him. But people also are expected
to have some idea of what the program is of
the person you're supposed to vote for. You're just not
supposed to say, well, you have to vote for why
because X is this, that and the other.
Speaker 1: Let's find out a little bit more.
Speaker 8: And I don't think it's a lot to ask her
to sit down for a real interview as opposed to
a puff case.
Speaker 1: In which she describes their faith DNS.
Speaker 15: Then I would just say to that, when you moved
to Nirvana, give me your real estate broker's number, and
I'll be your national laghbor.
Speaker 1: We don't live there, Oh my god. So basically what
they should do is just put on Kamala's website, I'm
not the orange guy. Yeah, that's that's her platform. That's
what they're saying that she doesn't have to answer any questions,
she doesn't have to have policy, she doesn't have to
do anything. These people have such severe TDS that that's
their policy. Their policy is high. We're mentally deranged. We
have a sickness and the only thing that we care
about is not electing this other guy. That's it. That's
our policy. That's not a policy. No, And imagine that.
Speaker 3: So Kamala is like she realizes, Okay, there's a lot
of talk about how I need to do an interview,
who should I sit down with? Well, she doesn't even
think it's necessary if you're real to do this, So
of course that is who she's going to pick. And
so a lot of people were commenting about that ahead
of the interview, Bonci saying, Stephanie Rule slobbered over Kamala
a few days ago, saying she doesn't have to do
interviews because democracy is at stake, and the Harris campaign
immediately called her up and said, you're our kind of interviewer.
Oh my god, of course that's who they're gonna sit
down with.
Speaker 1: It's just nuts. Yeah, and she actually, I mean she
gives to her campaign. She's like a she's a total
like fangirl over her. It's obvious. It's totally obvious. It's
just gross. These people have a total bias. I mean,
you know who they stand for. I just these aren't journalists. No,
it's gross, absolutely not.
Speaker 3: Ben Shapiro also saying Rule Kamala doesn't need to answer
tough questions.
Speaker 1: Kamala, Hey, do you want to interview me?
Speaker 3: Nack jd Vance also when he heard, he was like,
this is legitimately pathetic for a person who wants to
be president. Rule has explicitly endorsed Harris. She will not
ask hard questions. Kamala runs from tough questions because she
can't defend her record. If you wan on open borders
and high groceries, vote for status quo, Kamala.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And I'm not saying hey, she should do the
next debate, that the rules, she would be great. This
is I'm sure that her campaign is like, you're scared
Trump if you don't want to do a debate with
Stephanie Ruhle. I cannot stand these people.
Speaker 3: By younger Sargon saying, the person who called it nirvana
to know Harris's position on anything gets the interview. Such
an embarrassment. How hard the media is working for Harris.
The way to score an interview is to announce publicly
you want her so bad you don't care what she
believes or what she plans to do.
Speaker 1: Bingo, Yeah, I mean this is it's it's supreme stupidity,
and they can't see it, and then they call themselves journalists.
It's it's amazing.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And so there's video two from back in twenty twenty
one where Jared Bernstein, that absolute moron who we've played
many times on the show having no idea like how
the FED works or how debt works. Remember we've played
that before a couple times. He was on with Stephanie
Ruhle in twenty twenty one saying thank you to her
for cheerleading for their American rescue plan.
Speaker 1: Here is that you.
Speaker 16: Know, there's been a lot of people pulling for this.
Speaker 3: You're just a side note that's literally exactly what she
wore for the commally, Are you serious?
Speaker 1: The same exact thing, I might think, so you'll.
Speaker 3: See it, but like it's strikingly familiar, and this is
from twenty twenty one.
Speaker 16: LP has been extremely important because not only have you
continued to amplify some of the things that we're trying
to do here, but you've been in the weeds and
you've talked about the very policies that have been knocking
around for a long time and that we've finally been
able to get together and put into a plan. So
I want to thank you for your advacy as well.
Speaker 15: Well, Jared, if you're going to compliment me, there's always
more time for that in our show to continue to
cover this, you know why, because policy matters.
Speaker 1: Okay, I got to see the outfit, I got to
see you will.
Speaker 3: But first we have to play a couple of clips
from earlier in the day because Kamala also gave an
economic speech and I don't even remember what an economics speech,
and what was amazing about it is that she sounded
like not scripted some of the time. And the reason
that we know that is because she sounded really dumb,
because she was just sort of speaking extemporaneously. And one
of the moments which was so hilarious is when she
talked about being inspired and how it's an inspiration to
be inspired fired.
Speaker 17: Aid to guard that spirit. We have to guard that spirit.
Let it always inspire us. Let it always be the.
Speaker 10: Source of our optimism, which is that spirit that is
so uniquely American. And let that then inspire us by helping.
Speaker 1: Us to be inspired to solve Oh my god.
Speaker 10: That so many faces, including our small business owners.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know nothing about small business. You can tell
when somebody on her staff teaches her a new word. Yeah,
Like she's she learned the word inspired or inspiration and
like that, I know, I think we have another clip word.
She learned the word holistic yesterday too, and it's like
she just runs with it and then she's burdened by
that word.
Speaker 3: She cannot be unburdened from the new word, and she
just really likes to practice it. Like when it's a
new word, she's like, I have to say, this is
a million times so excited by the new word. So
she actually said there, let us be inspired and help.
I don't eve remember how she said it, but twice
in one sentence she talked about being inspired by inspiration
or something, yes, something.
Speaker 1: And when she's not.
Speaker 3: Sounding like a moron, she's flat out lying, as she
did in this speech and on the Stephanie Rule interview,
which you'll also hear, but here she talks about Trump
losing manufacturing jobs.
Speaker 10: Shoring went up and manufacturing jobs went down across our
country and across our economy. All told, almost two hundred
thousand manufacturing jobs were lost during his presidency, starting before
the pandemic hit, making Trump one of the biggest losers ever.
Speaker 1: It's a lie. It is a lie.
Speaker 3: So under Donald Trump, four hundred and fourteen thousand manufacturing
jobs were created, and under Kamala and Biden one hundred
and seventy thousand manufacturing jobs were created. And no one
will fact check her. Now I'm allowed to say it.
She says a lot of crap that nobody fact checks
her on. It's just remarkable she gets fact checked on nothing.
And again, where is AOC? Where is Hillary?
Speaker 1: On this misinformation bull crap that they're always talking about.
She's just given carte Blanche to say, whatever the hell
she wants, I don't get it.
Speaker 3: And she said that exact thing during the Stephanie Rule interview.
Will check out her outfit. Here's the first clip from
that interview.
Speaker 18: Polling shows that most likely voters still think Donald Trump
is better to handle the economy. Why do you think
that is?
Speaker 10: Well, here's what I know in terms of the facts.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump left us.
Speaker 10: With the worst economy since the Great Depression. When you
look at, for example, the employment numbers.
Speaker 18: It was during COVID and employment was so high because
we shut down the government, We shut down.
Speaker 10: The cuntry even before the pandemic. He lost manufacturing jobs.
By most people's estimates, at least two hundred thousand. He
lost manufacturing plants. Ask the autoworkers.
Speaker 1: My gosh, yeah, it's I know, the same outlet pilgrim cheek,
isn't it. And so she's trying to pull out there
is same outfit, which is just odd, right like that,
that's very odd, especially since one is in twenty twenty
one and one is now.
Speaker 3: I mean not that I don't have I wear stuff
that I had in high school, so I'm not judging.
Speaker 1: I'm too but that's the two clips that we have, right,
And if you were gonna yeah, but if you were
on television, would you really do that? Would you do it?
Speaker 3: I think if you were allowed, I thought they too, the.
Speaker 1: Major interviews, would you do that? You probably wouldn't. I
would probably be like, don't do that, Mack. This is
the thing Stephanie has no friends, Yes, exactly telling her
not to do that.
Speaker 3: The question the Kamala this was right out of the
gate when she was asked something like, you know a
lot of people just really prefer Trump economy over you.
Why do you think that is? And of course she's
saying it like how ridiculous it is that people would
prefer Trump's economic plans over Kamala's and.
Speaker 1: This is it's amazing. But she does the same answer
that she's done a million times.
Speaker 3: You're gonna hear about middle class, You're going to hear
about dreams and aspirations. Nothing is new, nothing is specific.
Speaker 1: Watch, we just.
Speaker 18: Laid out your economic vision for the future. But still
there are lots of Americans who don't see themselves in
your plans. For those who say these policies aren't for me,
what do you say to.
Speaker 10: Them, Well, if you are hardworking, if you have the
dreams and the ambitions and the aspirations of what I
believe you do, you're in my plan.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: I have to tell you, I really love and am so.
Speaker 10: Energized by what I know to be the spirit and
character of the American people. We have ambition, we have aspirations,
we have dreams, we can see what's possible. We have
an incredible has been, But not everyone has the access
to the opportunities that allow them to achieve those things.
But we don't lie for those things. But not everyone.
You know, it gets handed.
Speaker 1: Stuff gives me. And so my vision for.
Speaker 10: The economy, I call it an opportunity, really is about
making sure that all Americans, wherever they start, wherever they are,
have the ability to actually achieve those those dreams and
those ambitions which club from middle class families just being
able to know that their hard work allows them to
get ahead. Right, I think we can't and we shouldn't
aspire to have an economy that just allows people to
get by. People want to do more than just get by.
They went to die. And I come from the middle class.
Speaker 1: She comes from middle class. You guys, you know that
which is also a lie. But you know what, this
check would never make it in the private sector. And
this is what infuriates me. If she walked into a
job interview, you are an HR and she started spewing
this bullshit to you, you would be like, there is
no way this broad is getting this job. She is
not telling me anything because she would be okay interviewing
for a CEO position. Would you ever hire her based
on the bull crap that she is feeding you? It's
an opportunity economy.
Speaker 3: I would if I were Stephanie Rule, because I wouldn't
be asking any follow ups, and I would think she
sounds brilliant.
Speaker 1: I don't think she sounds brilliant at all. She doesn't.
There's no tangible information, there's nothing of substance there. She's
not giving me any hows. If I were like, how
are you going to run this company? How are you
going to make it better? How are you going to
take us from X to Y or Z? How are
you going to do that? Give me the how, give
me the tangible project plan of how you're going to
do that? Take me from X to Y. She couldn't
do it. She's not doing it. I was born I
was raised in the middle class. If she spewed that
in a private sector interview, there's no way this broad
would get a job. But we allow this to happen,
like people in this country are like, Oh, I'm just
completely like mesmerized by all the words salad. It's insanity
to me, it's just crazy. She would never make it
on the outside. Never It's like shawshank.
Speaker 3: Stephanie never pushed back, never got specific she I'll rephrase,
she pushed back a little. As you heard when she said,
well that was during COVID, you know that there was
everything shut down. She would do that occasionally, but there
were never any actual fact checks. There were never any
follow up questions. There there was never any probing on
any of her meaningless nonsense.
Speaker 1: One as no one ever, no one ever asked for
specifics on anything. No one ever pushes or prods or
you know, and then Trump he'll actually give specifics. This
is what I'm gonna do. This is what I'm gonna
do for tariffs, this is what I'm gonna do for this,
this is what I'm doing for small But I mean,
he will give you examples, he'll give you examples of company,
and he'll talk to anyone.
Speaker 3: He won't just wait for the Stephanie rules or whoever
the comparative friendly person is on his side.
Speaker 1: He talks to whoever, asks everybody, everybody. Yeah, this is
the thing. I just and there is a plan there.
You can say, Okay, well this is what he's gonna do.
I can see what he's going to do when he
gets into office, and how he's going to handle certain companies,
certain things industries. I can I have a vision in
my mind of what's going to happen. And he's done
it before, right, my god, I we we're a danger girl.
Speaker 3: Well, and as you said earlier, she did learn another
new word.
Speaker 1: She learned the word holistic, and.
Speaker 3: Like we said, she likes to practice these new words
as often as possible. In fact, someone did the calculation
and she apparently said the word holistic three times in
twenty three seconds.
Speaker 10: Here it is, and looking holistically at the connection between
that and housing, and looking holistically at the incentive we
in the federal government can create for local and state
governments to actually engage in planning in a holistic manner
that includes prioritizing affordable housing.
Speaker 1: I can't, I just I mean, that's amazing. It is.
It's remarkable. She learned that word yesterday, you guys. Oh
my god. Somebody on her team is like, just push that.
Put this word into one of your interviews. And then
she's like, okay, I'll do it three times in twenty
three seconds. No, no, no, Kamala, no, don't do that.
And she's like, I did it. I did it. I
did it. You gut, we did it, Joe. I'm not
gonna do it. I'm just thinking about it. I did it.
Speaker 3: There was a moment too, where Stephanie asked her because
she she had said something like, oh, you know, I
want to expand the child tax credit and I want
to expand corporate taxes and that's how we're going to
pay for all of my ridiculous plans. And Stephanie said, well,
well how though, Like this is the one moment where
she said, what are you going to do though? If
it's not if you don't have control of Congress, what
if it's a Democrat Congress, how are you going to
actually do it?
Speaker 1: And here is how that went?
Speaker 15: That child tax credit or you mentioned housing before getting
that extra money for a first home. If you can't
raise corporate taxes, or if GOP takes control of the Senate,
where do you get the money to do that?
Speaker 18: Do you still go forward those plans and borrow?
Speaker 10: Well, but we're going to have to raise corporate taxes,
and we're going to have to raise We're going to
have to make sure that the biggest corporations and billionaires
pay their fair share.
Speaker 1: That's just my god.
Speaker 10: It's about paying their fair share.
Speaker 1: It's about paying their fair share, you guys. OK.
Speaker 3: Of course she wasn't asked what's a fair share? Nobody
will never ask that question. But also you heard her
just literally say, well, we're just gonna do it.
Speaker 1: To do it, it doesn't matter if who screw Congress, We're
just gonna do it. We're gonna railroad this crap. And
she has no idea.
Speaker 3: And so Nicole Wallace asked Stephanie rule after the fact
about that specific question, and listen, it just doesn't matter
to Stephanie b answer.
Speaker 19: I do.
Speaker 18: But here's what's a little tricky. She doesn't answer the
question around if the GOP is controlling the Senate, if
she can't raise corporate taxes, where is she going to
get the money from, you know, to expand the child's
ax credit and do all the things.
Speaker 10: She wants to do.
Speaker 15: And she says, we just have to do it, and
that's great, and that's a campaign promise.
Speaker 18: But the issue is if it means we're just.
Speaker 15: Gonna borrow again, then what we're doing is we're just
never addressing the deficit. And back in the days when
you were a proud Republican, debts and deficits mattered.
Speaker 1: Maybe she'll just like stroll into people's houses like she
talked about with guns that one clip, and she'll just
take money from you out of your house, because screw
the Fourth Amendment. You guys, nobody cares right, it's just
go in to your house and take the money. You
can pay your fair share. Its brawl. I know what
that means. What is a fair share? Nobody knows. I
feel like the clops, we're already paying a lot. Nobody
understands it. I mean people have been asking Bernie Sanders
that forever fair shit, pay you fair shit. I mean
it used to be millionaires. Now it's billionaires because he's
a millionaire now and so now millionaires aren't the demons.
Now it's billionaires. They want everybody to pay their fair share.
I mean, when is enough enough? You guys, I have
said it a million times. We fought a revolution over
a two percent p tex, Remember you, guys, we don't remember.
Nobody remembers that. That's when we actually had balls. Remember
that's when we had balls. And now we're like, what
forty percent? It's fine, go ahead, take it right out
of my paycheck and then text everything like until I die,
and then tax that too. This is what we do.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: There was one moment in that interview where I've never
seen such a lack of self awareness, Like this is
the clip to end all lack of self awareness clips.
But before we show you that, let's just give out
some thank yous really quickly. Judy Flood sent a tip
earlier saying he does look like he has horns in
that video.
Speaker 1: I don't know who she's talking about. Probably Biso. I
think it's Bible, okay, oh right right? Right from the
red background.
Speaker 3: Yes, Carrio twenty three says sad thing is Dallas is
down two thousand police officers from the minimum requirements started
in the nineties.
Speaker 1: Wow. Yeah, I mean, why would you want to be
a cop. They demonize you, They treat you like garbage.
You're not paid enough. Why seriously, why why would anybody
want to be a cop? And Democrats did that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Robin Zecha says, before he was mayor, New Yorkers
knew he was so corrupt, but voters didn't care because Deblasio.
Speaker 1: Was so horrible.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, and then if Mayor Adams does you know,
if he's I don't know, like in jail, or if
he resigns, the next person in line is like this
public advocate guy whose name is like Jumaine somebody, and
he is a complete psycho too. I mean, new York
is in danger. Girl like New York.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know why anybody would want to live there.
It's bad.
Speaker 3: Alexandra says, Biden has that same look on his face
that my grandmother, who has Alzheimer's has. He's way too
far gone. He needs to live in a dementia ward.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Great Gatsby, says President poopy Pants. Excuse that
he stepped down because he thought about it proves itself
wrong because there are no thoughts. Tricia McCarthy, thank you.
And Adam Knowle says, good to know. My house rep
from Texas has balls and spine. He voted no on
the cr yesterday. Go Representative Roger williams.
Speaker 1: Okay, well that's good. We have some people with balls
left and is a Texas Yeah, yeah, it's good.
Speaker 3: Karen Elliott says. And I can pay my bills with
unicorn farts, Kamala. And the photo in the story says,
Nicole Wallace looks like she would eat your soul.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's gotten progressively more evil looking. Remember when she
actually was kind of cute? And then when when when
women become liberal, they become evil looking. I'm not lying
about it. I don't remember when she was cute. She
had her moment like a long time ago, she had
her moment where she had potential, and then she was
just like, I'm gonna go ahead and be liberal, and
then I'm miserable, be miserable, right, all right.
Speaker 3: So the lack of self awareness here is because Kamala
is criticizing Trump, and the the reason she's criticizing him
is literally word for word could be said about her.
Speaker 10: Must be serious and have a plan, the real plan.
That's not just about some talking point ending in an
exclamation are you political rally, but actually putting the thought
into what will be the return on the investment. That
will be the economic impact on everyday people.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, holy mother of gas lighting. That is
like epic. That is it. That's epic gas lighting right there.
Speaker 3: I've just never seen that much any lack of self
awareness ever.
Speaker 1: I've never seen anything like that either.
Speaker 3: Wow, Okay, Stephanie did do I mean we saw the
clip earlier with Nicole Wallace, but she also went I.
Speaker 1: Think it was with was it with Chris Hayes that
she was.
Speaker 3: Talking about bragging about her interview and just what she
says here is so ludicrous. And but it's clear why
Kamala chose her.
Speaker 15: And one could watch that and say, well, she didn't
give a.
Speaker 18: Clear, direct answer.
Speaker 15: That's okay because we are not talking about clear or
direct issues.
Speaker 1: She admits it out loud. What's my favorite. We're not
talking about clear direct issues, you guys, we're just talking
about We're just talking about put listen. We just want
to like not have Orange man win. That's it. That's
you could talk about policy or I you said it
out loud like that, that right there. Trump should take
that and put that in an ad. Yeah, yes, that's
a great ad for sure. Again, call me call me Trump,
just a couple.
Speaker 3: More short clips because these were pretty remarkable too. There
was the moment that it actually came up that Stephanie
wanted to get verification about whether Kamala worked at McDonald's, because,
as you know, people have gone searching for this mysterious
McDonald's that she worked at corporate McDonald's has said, yeah,
we don't have any record of her at all, And
so did she ask a question like which McDonald's.
Speaker 1: No. This is how it went first.
Speaker 18: One just a fact check because your opponent today a
little job.
Speaker 15: Okay, fair, fair, because your opponent almost every day seems
to be talking about this.
Speaker 18: So I just want to ask you yes or no?
At any point in your life.
Speaker 15: Have you served to all beef patties, special sauce, let
us cheese pickers onions on looking.
Speaker 1: At a McDonald's, Yes or no? That's it. I have Okay, now.
Speaker 18: The other job, but it was not a small job
like I do.
Speaker 1: Guys. I mean, you know, she lies lies, He totally lies.
She has no problem lying. She lies all the time.
And then I don't know, do you have the clip
with Trump talking about that? I don't know if you
do or not about McDonald's. Yeah, no, I thought, didn't
I have that yesterday? I don't know. I don't know,
because there was one that he was talking I think
it was yesterday when he was at some sort of
a rally or something, and he was talking about how
he's going to go to McDonald's next week and he's
going to spend like a half hour doing the fries.
And he's like, and I will have spent more time
doing the fries than Kamala did ever in her whole life.
He's like, I'm gonna do it. And I thought that
was hysterical. I was like, oh my god, I can't
wait to see that. I can't wait to see him
doing the fries. That is perfect.
Speaker 3: She capped off this interview by asking, point blank, can
America trust you? And I am not a body language expert, okay.
Speaker 1: But I feel like.
Speaker 3: I just I feel like this is a basic body
language reading knowledge that if you are shaking your head
a lot while you're saying things in the affirmative, blinking
or yeah or just looking like kind of terrified, you're
lying yeah. And so she starts out by saying, of course,
you can trust me, but then she's like, I mean
and I feel like it's your body that's saying the
true thing, even when your words are saying something completely different.
Speaker 1: See if you agree, you know, can.
Speaker 10: We trust you?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 10: Yes, I am not perfect, but I will tell you
I'm always going to put the needs of the people first.
Speaker 1: I'm always I'm always going to put people first.
Speaker 3: Right, I'm always going to put the needs of the
always some serious body languaging.
Speaker 1: I'm always going to put you first always. Nope, Nope,
I'm not I'm not going to do that. Nope, I'm
lying right now. Yeah, right, okay, because I thought that
seemed very god I know liars that chick.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, so I'm not perfect, but yes, yeah, please
put the love of God trust me, trust me so
I can have power.
Speaker 1: Please. Yeah, I mean that was That's what liars do
to be.
Speaker 3: Fair, as Hannity is about to be. It's okay, that's
Fefnie Rule is a complete like Kamala supporter.
Speaker 1: She's not. Actually the problem.
Speaker 3: The problem is a Kamala won't talk to anybody who's
not a supporter. And that's what Hannity is making the
point about.
Speaker 20: Here, a hard hitting interview with a non partisan reporter
by the wait, that's okay, I interviewed Donald Trump. I
definitely want Donald Trump to win. I'm not shy about it.
I say it all the time. We are members of
both members of the press. She fancies herself a journalist.
Speaker 1: She's not.
Speaker 20: She's a talk show host like me. I'm honest about
who I am. Donald Trump doesn't just talk to yours truly.
He answers questions. He does press s aveils on virtually
every outlet on a regular basis, So does jd.
Speaker 1: Vance.
Speaker 20: Even he does it with networks that hate him, which
is most of the media mob.
Speaker 1: Right, That's right, Yeah, that is the difference. He's absolutely right. Yeah,
and would man, I'd love to see her go on Fox.
Why won't she do that? And when? And listen? I
believe I've heard her say I'll represent everybody. Okay, Well,
then get your ass on Fox. Yeah, and then maybe
we'll believe you, because I don't believe you. You're full
of crap. You're full of crap.
Speaker 3: Scott Jennings not impressed by this interview.
Speaker 19: I'm still confused about which billionaire rich people are good
and which are bad. Trump is, I guess bad. The
people who support Trump are bad. The billionaires that she
goes around with, I guess are good. I think it's
a very muddled thing. And I still don't understand. I
think today was a miss for Harris. I mean, Joe
Biden went on the View today and said he delegated
all sorts of authority to her on domestic policy. We
know that the Biden administration is not popular on domestic
and economic policy.
Speaker 21: She gave a speech.
Speaker 19: Today saying we've got to move past the policies that
people think have failed. Well, people think the last four
years are a failure. And from what I can tell
from this interview tonight, which was really a home game,
I mean, going on with this particular interviewer, it was
like effectively interviewing with her campaign's press secretary. She had nothing,
nothing new to say on the economy beyond this ridiculous pablem.
You want to talk about aspirations and dreams. They're crushed
in this country because of inflation, and these kinds of
interviews and the day that she had today are not
going to solve it.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I was laughing so hard because the chick
on the right had right underneath her and said Hurricane
Helene as if she was Hurricane Helene. I couldn't stop laughing,
like the chick with the hair. Yeah, it's like it's
like that, you guys, that was Hurricane Helene.
Speaker 3: If you're wondering what Hurricane Helene, looked at her hergo it.
Speaker 1: Was so unfortunate, the chiron of the way that they
did that. It's like she was labeled. She was a hurricane.
You guys, She's a hurricane. Look at her hair.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh. I have a clip of Kamala which
is just apropos of absolutely nothing. But I liked it
because she looks really bad in it. Oh ye, I
felt like being petty.
Speaker 1: And sharing it. So she's talking.
Speaker 3: This is just a pre recorded video to America essentially,
where she's trying to get people to work with her
on climate change initiatives. And it's just not good lighting,
you guys, it's not good.
Speaker 10: You know, the climate crisis is real, in spight of
some people who would call it a hoax, and we
know there's so much good that we can do, so
much work that we are prepared to do. So let's
get involved, let's stay in touch. Please, if you are
interested in doing more work, text Climate at three zero
three three zero.
Speaker 1: See, yeah, the suit doesn't help either. Why does she
always wear that crap? I don't know.
Speaker 3: And it's gray and it just makes her skin look
gray good?
Speaker 1: Like that's not good lighting or suiting, or wear something
other than that. Why do all these Democrat chicks wear
the pants suits?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I just it's so unfortunate. It is horrendous, Shelley,
it's horrendous.
Speaker 3: School teacher Gwen is back to drink more adult bol
like children. Here she is with her now famous chant
rally cry whatever you want to call.
Speaker 1: You already we's you're loud and clear, said mister Trump,
mister Vance, please mind your own business. Oh that was excellent,
every body. I never thought i'd see a politician's wife
more unlikable than Joe Biden. And then Gwen comes along
and she's like, hold my tab. You know she drinks tab.
You know? You know she drinks tab and she jazzer sizes.
You know she does? You know she does? I totally
forgot the tab. Is she drinks tab, doesn't she she
drinks tabby? Guys? Is it still a big or fresca?
She drinks fresca or tab? You know she's like fan,
She's like Timmy, I need my fresca. I need my
get my fresca and my tab I need. I need
to know if I'm going to go to gianzer size today,
I'm going to jazzer size. You know she does? Oh
my god. Oh and she's in the front row. Do
you her gazzer size. I can't with this broad Oh
my god, per god, I can't stand her. Oh, I
swear you're right, David. It's diet fresca because she wouldn't
dare drink any sugar. It's diet does Tybo. I don't
think Tibo's too much for her. It's too bouncy, way
too bouncy. She only does low impact confession. I totally
did Tybo rocks. I loved it. Oh my god, Tybou
is great. What was that? What was that guy's name?
Was Billy Billy Billy Blanks? Yes, is he still alive?
We should get him on our show. I need to
know that he's alive. We need to get Billy Blanks
on our freaking love Tybo. That's that's for high energy
people that can actually work out.
Speaker 3: That was that stuff with fire and yet was such
a badass.
Speaker 1: He's a badass. He was like ex military. No, she
doesn't do typo, you guys, she does. Yes, he is
sixty nine years old currently and she is. She's smelling
burning tires on the way to jazz or size. Yeah,
I'm gonna just drink order up like the DVD of Tibo.
Your knees couldn't handle that. I'm sorry. You know, I
love you. I'm watching out for you. Your knees. You
can't do that now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I need to tell you that from henceforth and
forth with all the clips that you're about to see
have nothing to do with each other.
Speaker 1: Okay, they're all.
Speaker 3: There was no way for me to put them in
any kind of order. So we're just gonna play things, okay.
And so the next clip that you're about to see
is the reason for my name today, which is Gina Raimaco.
Because Gina Raymondo is clearly not getting the message about
the new lowered temperature and the softer rhetoro.
Speaker 1: Okay, is the opposite.
Speaker 10: It's just another lie, Like, how did we get here?
Speaker 1: Let's extinguish him for good. We have an answer.
Speaker 10: We have a remarkably talented candidate who is sincere who's pragmatic,
who's open, Let's just get it done an extra.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's that's giving another assassination attempt, and what that's giving.
Let's extinguish him for good. I feel like that's not
lowering the temperature. Lady, Yeah, how is that okay? How
are any of this okay? You remember back in the day,
if somebody would have said something like that, the Secret
Service would have paid them a visit. Remember, you guys,
remember those are the good old days. Yeah, and now
they just say it. Those were the days. They just
say that crap out loud on the view. They just
say it on these shows, and everybody just gets away
with it because it's Trump and they can say that
about him, like they just want to outwardly, you know,
off extinguish him.
Speaker 10: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: And that reporter whoever she was talking to, did say,
and when you say extinguished, you mean his his campaign
And she was like, yes, yes, yes, of course, right,
I'm sure that's what she meant. Yeah, nice cover there,
nice cover. We talked earlier in the show about how
literally the country of Iran has an assassinating like they're
they've got all kinds of assassination plots against Donald Trump,
and he he got on a rally stage yesterday and
was really mad, rightly so, about the fact that President
Biden does nothing, shows no leadership and no strength in
the face of a whole country threatening to take out
an American citizen and former president. And so Trump said
what he would do as president, if, if the if
the tables were turned, essentially, and this may sound, you know, harsh,
but I think he's absolutely one hundred percent right, But
if I were the.
Speaker 13: President, I would inform the threatening in this case, Iran,
that if you do anything to harm this person, we
are going to blow your largest cities and the country
itself to smitherees. We're going to blow it to smitherings.
Speaker 1: You can't do that, Yep, that's how you do it.
Speaker 13: And there would be no more threats. There would be
no more threats. But right now we don't have that
leadership or the necessary people, the necessary leaders.
Speaker 1: Nope, we don't because Joe Biden has no balls. His
balls have been cut off by his wife, and his
wife has thrown them in the garbage. They're not even
in a jar next like at a bedside table anywhere.
They're just in the garbage, but trump balls huge, just
gigantic balls made of platinum.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know there may be like the people
like the Mitt Romneys of the world, who would hear
that and be like that's escalatory.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. You know, but this is what we need.
We need to projec strength, we need to think.
Speaker 3: We need to have other world leaders thinking to themselves,
you know what, I think he's crazy enough to do that,
and then back the frick off right.
Speaker 1: How can these people say that that's escalatory when we
are in all these other wars we're paying for wars.
Screw you, met Ronnie with dogs on top of your car, Like, no,
you don't get to say that. Like, that's how you
prevent wars is by being strong and promoting strength and
having gigantic balls. That's how you do it. People don't
mess with you. I mean that's why, Like when you live,
like in my neighborhood, people know that we got guns
in this house. People know that you don't come past
my gate because I will shoot you. This is why
probably I'll never get I mean, people are just not
going to rob my house. It's not a lot of
people are gonna do that because people know in our neighborhood.
In everybody in this neighborhood. It's a tough Like I say,
it's tough, but people aren't going to stand for that.
People just don't do it in a neighborhood like this.
If you're in a neighborhood where people are soft, people
are gonna tend to like come into your domiciy or
not even allowed to arm your side.
Speaker 22: Right.
Speaker 1: This is the thing soft target, hard target. Right now,
we're a soft target. We're a soft target because our
leadership is soft. Yeah, and that's just the way that
it works. I mean, this is not bringing the worst
of the.
Speaker 3: Worst, know it, Like the Putins of the world, the
Kim jong Uns that she they all know how.
Speaker 1: Staked Biden is. They take advantage. They of course they
take it. This is why Putin wants Kamala in office.
Is why he's like delighted to endorse her. This is
why I ran once. They endorse these people because they
can take advantage of soft, pathetic people, and we can't
have that. I mean, why would why would you want that?
Speaker 3: I know, it's absolutely crazy to me that I just
can't like if anybody gets because I loved that when
I watched Trump say that.
Speaker 1: I was like, that's right.
Speaker 3: You tell them that you're going to wipe out huge,
like whole.
Speaker 1: Cities if they pull this kind of crap. I love that.
I love I think it's that's the way that it
should be. They should, we should. You want a leader
that's going to lead and be strong. It's kind of
like you want a man of your house that's going
to be strong and that's going to protect you if
you're a woman, right, there's nothing wrong with saying that
out loud. Yeah, if you don't have that, get a
new man.
Speaker 3: Alex Wagner, who is that horrible MSNBC reporter who honestly
I used to get confused with Stephanie Ruhl.
Speaker 1: They're kind of the same to me.
Speaker 3: She did a focus group, which I'm surprised that she aired,
trying to find out from voters like aren't you guys
like so mad still about January sixth? Aren't you like
so mad?
Speaker 1: And like the crowd was not having it?
Speaker 3: And I love these two clips that she voluntarily shared
me about your level of interest in the criminal charges
and so forth.
Speaker 10: February sixth, cany ex.
Speaker 19: So I remember that day. I know he was the
standing president. I'm not familiar with the chargers they're being
brought against him for that.
Speaker 6: I don't I'm not following that.
Speaker 19: Charge for the know, there's multiple court cases going on.
Speaker 10: I'm just not.
Speaker 23: Familiar with it.
Speaker 10: I mean, that doesn't sound like it's going to be
a factor in deciding who to vote for.
Speaker 6: No, Okay, So when I when I say January sixth,
what do you think?
Speaker 22: Oh, I just remember seeing it on the news, like
all the riots and stuff.
Speaker 2: Don't really know what it was about or what.
Speaker 1: Happened though, did it?
Speaker 6: I mean, how did it make you feel when you
saw it?
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 22: I don't really feel any way about it.
Speaker 12: I don't.
Speaker 2: I mean, people showed their emotion.
Speaker 24: I guess probably in the wrong way, but it happened
mostly just immigration.
Speaker 7: Can you talk a little bit more about that?
Speaker 1: What? What about immigration is? Have you been paying attention to.
Speaker 3: There are thousands and thousands of legal immigrants coming across
the border every day, and.
Speaker 22: The Vice person has done minimal work.
Speaker 1: To fix that.
Speaker 22: On what I've seen, so I'd like that to change.
Speaker 1: That's super inconvenient for her. Very improps to.
Speaker 3: Her for showing it because she could have just buried it.
And yeah she could bear it. Yeah she could have.
Speaker 1: And it's millions, not thousands, dude, yeah million, it's millions.
But I mean it's nice that these people have their
priorities in the right place, right because I mean, they
want so badly to push the January sixth narrative and
people just don't care.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, enough already, I know, right, like, just
stop with that.
Speaker 1: It's like, okay, I can't. Like gas is so expensive,
groceries are so expensive. Everything is so freaking expensive. Like,
shut up, we don't care.
Speaker 3: Somebody just said that tab was discontinued in twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Well she probably gets it on eBay.
She's had to have her tab before. Yazz or size
Benny Johnson did.
Speaker 3: He had a cut out, like a cardboard cutout, a
life sized cardboard cutout of Trump and Kamala, and he
was doing Man on the Street interviews, asking, Hey, what
do you have to say to her, pointing to the
Kamala cutout.
Speaker 1: People do not like her in a hospital? Hi, you kids,
everybody hid your dogs.
Speaker 9: Hi.
Speaker 1: Dogs don't need to hear this. They don't need to
hear this. This is people have words standing there? What
do you say to her? Get the fuck out of
my face?
Speaker 25: Oh?
Speaker 1: I just feel like he keeps so real, and I
just he keeps so real. What's your message of Kamala.
She's saying it right there for yourself. She's just casting
couch all the way to the top. Come on yourself her,
Come on, yeah, tell us why real fast?
Speaker 23: Because I'm not an idiot.
Speaker 1: And what you have to say to her face?
Speaker 23: She's an idiot?
Speaker 1: How many bullets had she missed?
Speaker 25: She was in office before you watch Comala?
Speaker 1: Two fingers up?
Speaker 26: Come on, come on?
Speaker 1: What's your message of Kamlo? Where you said that was?
I'm assuming that was in Tampa. Is that where you
said it was? I don't even know where it was.
I said Tampa cigars on the things, So I'm assuming
that was in Florida. I was in Tampa. I feel
like Benny Johnson lives in Tampa. Yeah, we've been there.
I feel like that was probably in Tampa. I like
the cowboy. He was cute. I know right. I love that.
He was totally cute. And you'll love this guy too.
This was at a Trump rally.
Speaker 3: This was a fellow waiting in line and there was
a reporter asking, you know, why are you a Trump supporter?
And he said, why not be a Trump supporter?
Speaker 25: Man, the man make America great again. You already said,
listen when it comes to the economy, My man is
the man when it comes down negotiated, who's a better
negotiator When it comes down to showing strength and showing force?
I mean, who else got the muscles outside of h Hogan?
You know what I'm saying. So he's flexing and Potpon's
brother around the world, He's letting them.
Speaker 2: Know, listen, I'm the man.
Speaker 7: We're going to be great.
Speaker 23: It's awesome.
Speaker 25: Let's win and that's what we do man, And that's
perfect when he's also lead. He said it in twenty sixteen,
like being serious. You know, as a black man, I
get it a lot. How could you support Trump while
you support Trump?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 25: October twenty sixteen, standing in North Carolina, Trump said it best.
Speaker 23: Listen.
Speaker 25: I want to be the biggest champion for the African
American community.
Speaker 1: Whether you vote for me or not.
Speaker 25: Your communities could be safer, your schools could be better,
your economy and your your business could be better.
Speaker 21: Come with me.
Speaker 1: What the hell else you have to lose and it
was there and find he's so right. Yeah, I mean,
so that guy is so right. He's maga black. Quick question.
What does your sweatshirt say? I've been Oh what does
it say? Totally has dog hair on it? Been like
trying to read your sweatshirt all morning. Okay, accurate, that's
an accurate description.
Speaker 3: It absolutely doesn't have dog hair on it, you guys,
as does every other everything in the house, clothing.
Speaker 1: I have everything, Sam Elliott. It's just disappointment, man, disappointment, right.
I mean, I listen, we all know this was coming,
did we I did. I could, Yeah, I could see
where he'd be a liberal scumbag, I can. They're all liberals.
I mean ninety nine percent of them are liberals because
they have to toe the line, right, because they got
to stay in good graces with the powers that be
so they can continue to work. This is what they do.
I think a lot of them probably even say that
they're liberal and do these things, and they sell their
soul to the devil just so they can keep in
the good graces of the powers of these they can
continue to work. I feel like a lot of them
probably or they just don't say anything because they want
to continue to work because they're gutless empathetic.
Speaker 3: But this guy, so he hasn't ad out and it
sounds like this conversation again.
Speaker 23: So here we go. You know who the candidates are? Yeah,
you know what's a stick? One candidate promises a divided
America filled with lies and hate, and one stands for change. Seriously,
Kamala Harris has more courage, more honor, more guts than
this guy ever had. So you decide, are we really
going back down that same fucking broken road? Forward towards hope,
towards freedom, towards change.
Speaker 10: We know a strong middle class has always been critical
to America's success.
Speaker 23: There's promise that lies in change, and the time for
change is now, I know. So what the hell are
you waiting for? The woman? Think it's time to get
over that.
Speaker 1: It's not the woman's time for hope for change.
Speaker 23: It's time to be a man and vote for a woman.
Speaker 1: It's time to be a man and vote for a woman.
Shut up, stam, Oh my god, he's just another elitist,
car old celebrity. This is a guy who pretends to
be real people like you and me. And then he's
he wants us to vote for another person who is
also a phony that pretends to be somebody that she's not.
That's exactly what this is.
Speaker 3: Because they keeps calling her hope and change when she
is in office.
Speaker 1: Now I know, I know, well this is I know
it's like they because stupid people buy it. I guess
so because of what you always say, the dumbasses. The
dumb asses buy it. She's in charge, Sam, and they're
trying to conjure up the all of the Obama imagery.
Member and people have done that since you know, well
since their convention, you know, Van Jones, all those people.
They're just like it just conjures up the whole, like
Obama hope and change, and he said it in that ad,
hope and change, Hope and change. They're not trying to
do it all over again, the hope and change thing.
It's like, God enough, there's no change here. They have
been in power for twelve of the past sixteen years.
There's no change, is Trump right, that's the change. The
change is draining the swamp. The change is actually like
getting rid of all of the status bull crap and
the establishment and just completely destroying it and all of
them are afraid of it, and they are doing everything
they can to keep Trump out of office because they're
so afraid of what he'll do to everything that they've established,
to the establishment, will break up the establishment, and they
don't want that. They're terrified. There was a fantastic billboard.
Speaker 3: I can't remember where this is it might say in
this video, but you'll see it's like one of those
double billboard spaces, and Democrats decided that they wanted to
say vote Democrat in that top space.
Speaker 11: They text croud above the damn shop and that one
right there's still available.
Speaker 3: So so we do something so great you moments letter.
Speaker 1: Isn't that great? It's so great. I love it so much,
so perfect? Yeap, love it, love it.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't know where in Texas it is, but that
was in Texas. I saw that this morning and I
was okay so much. I'm glad to see that the
Texas Republicans are doing something like that.
Speaker 22: Yay.
Speaker 3: We've seen for like forever now that Kamala has been
trying to pin Project twenty twenty five on Trump, they
keep calling it Trump's Project twenty twenty five. And I
love that his team is now putting it right back
on her. This is what he tweeted yesterday, Kamala's Project
twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: And I've lists all the things and I loved that.
Speaker 3: Somebody, some liberal idiot tried to community note it and
say there's no evidence that she's gonna do some of
these things, And I'm like, wait, since one is evidence
been part of Trump's Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: You keep spewing, and they keep that game, and they
keep doing it. I mean, I just I see Project
twenty twenty five everywhere. Still they still do it, oh
constantly nuts.
Speaker 3: As you know, Tucker Carlson has been on his nationwide
tour and he's had different guests along the way. He
had Jack Psoviets and Alex Jones on one of these
recent stops, and those two had an interesting theory about
why these assassination attempts to keep happening.
Speaker 1: Here is that just a long story.
Speaker 21: But Trump won on a landslide in twenty sixteen, barely won.
People thought he was invincible and always going to win,
no problem. In two dolls or so, he barely wants
they were able to steal it. He's going to have
a bigger landslide in forty two days than he did
in twenty sixteen. That's that's why they've tried to kill
him twice now and probably more times were being told
we don't know about.
Speaker 27: If he was losing, the assassination attempts would.
Speaker 1: Be unnecessary, as that is.
Speaker 27: Why the assassinations at cents are happening.
Speaker 1: That's why there's five kilty. I agree with that. I
one hundred percent agree with that.
Speaker 3: It does make you feel a little bit better about polls, right,
because like, why are they so intent on offing this
guy if he's not.
Speaker 1: Going to win? Yeah? I yeah, they wouldn't be worried
about it at all. They wouldn't be worried about any
of us. They wouldn't be worried about like kind of
what I said about the Sam Elliott thing about their
establishment being broken up as somehow disrupted. He's a disruptor.
He always has been a disruptor, and they can't stand that.
They can't have it. They cannot have it.
Speaker 3: Also, I can't believe this, but they're still chatter about
whether or not there will be another debate between Kamala
and Trump and Brett Bear was on Hugh Hewitt's show,
saying that he thinks Tamla is open to a Fox
debate and that it's Trump holding it up. Which make
of this what you will, but this is what Brett said.
Speaker 26: The latest is, I actually believe this is me talking
that the Harros campaign would do a Fox debate. It's
the former president has come to the conclusion that there
really shouldn't be another debate. Now his reasoning, I don't know.
I always thought that it would be like a bug
zapper in the backyard for the former president, and that
he couldn't get away from the light of seventy million viewers,
and that he would have to eventually, just knowing him,
you know, do it if it was on Fox and
something he could agree to. I'm getting the sense from
him and the campaign that they aren't moving past it,
and they really the hold up is not the Harror's
campaign and Fox. It is it is a former president.
Speaker 1: Okay, then let Trump pick all that, like, make all
the concessions and say this is exactly what I want.
I need any of the details of that before I Yeah.
Speaker 3: And he said, I'm not speaking like Fox News, I'm
speaking as Brett Baer. This is what I think m
I just was surprised by that. I was surprised that
there was even still talk about it because I thought
the whole second debate thing or third debate for Trump,
this was just a done deal.
Speaker 1: This is not And it could just be I don't know,
just could be Brett spewing stuff out of his pie hole.
I just don't know. I mean I I don't either.
I just feel like he probably because in the way
that he says that he's like because he basically is
a narcissist and wants to be on television. That's kind
of how he spend I mean, I'm I'm paraphrasing, of course,
but that's basically what he's saying. I mean, he'd never
miss an opportunity to have lights and people watching him, right,
I mean, this is this is Trump, Okay, Yeah, but
I mean let him call the shots. If he calls
the shots and it's on Fox, he'd probably do it.
But he never gets to call the shots. Yeah, it's
always in her favor, which is bull crap. And I
think everybody's sick of that. It's not just Trump. I'm
sick of it. I'm sure a lot of you are
sick of it. So, I mean, it's like, why I
even watch something like that. I'm so sick of all
of this. You guys, remember Stacy Plaskett. She I can't
remember when she became known. I think she's from. Where
is she from?
Speaker 3: Even I forget, like she's from. Is it Puerto Rico
or I don't even know where she what state she represents,
or what area she represents. But she's awful and she's
a moron. And I can't remember what made her famous initially,
but I remember playing whatever it was, saying look at.
Speaker 1: This idiot, and she's back to being an idiot. And
she is giving.
Speaker 3: The weirdest cover almost to Merrit Garland, who, of course,
as you know, came out like a week or so ago,
almost in tears, saying why isn't anybody.
Speaker 1: Like the doo jan? So she and you'll hear her.
Speaker 3: They're at a hearing of some sort, basically, I guess,
to protect the FBI, you know, regular people who are
getting the brunt of all of our mistrust. And this
is unsatisfactory to the members of this hearing. And so
she's talking about the role that the DOJ plays because
we you know, the Republicans and Trump himself are always like,
we just got to abolish it start over, Like this
is such a corrupt entity that it needs to just
be completely.
Speaker 1: Closed down and restarted.
Speaker 3: She takes issue with that because she believes that that
DOJ serves a very specific purpose. It's just that her
purpose is completely un American.
Speaker 1: Here she is to explain, is.
Speaker 6: The point of this subcommittee because it's necessary for the
public and the media here to try and provide cover
for the eradication of the Department of Justice and the FBI.
Weird having these hearings so that you become immune, come
ignored to the notion of the removal of the FBI
and DOJ, so that those agencies are no longer there
to serve as a check against white nationalism, great replacement theorists,
Christian nationalists, white fragility, fascists, and the twice and peach
convicted felon former president and would be dictator Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: What the hell is this chick talking about. That's what
their job is. Their job is to fight against white fragility.
Speaker 3: Apparently, so that's what she believes the role is, and
that's why she's worried about the bad rap they're getting.
Speaker 1: I feel like she's uneducated. But maybe that's just my
white fragility talking very fragile, you, guys, I'm very fragile
and arry white. I don't know if you've noticed well.
Speaker 3: And I guess Elon Musk must have made fun of
her on X and so she decided to get all
at Elon Musk in his next in this next clip,
and she thinks she thinks that Elon Musk wants her silence,
which is so absurd given that he's the only reason
that most of us continue to enjoy.
Speaker 1: Free speech in this country.
Speaker 3: But here is her message to Elon Busk.
Speaker 6: Since you think tweeting or xing or whatever it is
you call you do on your platform about me is
going to scare me to be quiet. You obviously don't
know what I'm made of generations of individuals who have
fought for me to have the ability to say what
I want to say, to speak the truth on X.
Speaker 1: You forget that this is not pre nineteen nineties.
Speaker 6: Apartheid South Africa, no country of your birth. This is America.
And there are more of us Americans that love our
diversity a rule of law than there are of you
who would like us all to be syncophants to your ego.
Speaker 1: Have fun saying that on his platform.
Speaker 3: Right, he wants you to say all the thing, and
nobody's trying to silence you, You absolute hag.
Speaker 1: She doesn't get it. Blessed in my heart that you can't.
You can't make this up. You can't m there was
a liberal.
Speaker 3: It's so weird because this dormitory which I don't know
what campus this is on, but it looks like there's
a dormitory behind her. It looks so much like my
kid's dorm really yeah, which is it's kind of crappy.
Speaker 1: It's not, no, it just looks it looks like a
similar building. Anyway.
Speaker 3: Somebody apparently has a Trump sign or something with Trump
paraphernalia on it, and she is so bothered by it
that she reacts as most crazy left as weirdos do.
Speaker 24: Behold the Trump sign with the Trump sign. She doesn't
like the Trump fine, look at that.
Speaker 1: Her chick is like, piously, you're hurting my ears. My god,
why she's anti Trump. She's also a lunatic.
Speaker 24: Oh my god, this apparently is an art exist an
art major.
Speaker 1: Oh shocker, I'm gonna be working at Starbucks. Art is
really going downhill. I hope that hurts so much. I
can't wait for that. Chick is just raw to make
me coffee one day. She's gonna make great coffee. You guys,
Is that how they like that? I don't. They're just lunatics,
absolute lunatics. Where and she's in college paying for college.
Speaker 3: Somebody's paying for college to be an artiste, and maybe
that's her art is just screaming.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Okay, speaking of freaks, I forgot happily that Dylan
mulvaney was a thing still, do you remember.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he had like his fifteen minutes and now nobody
cares about him anymore.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but apparently he he does a show like he
has a tours and has a show.
Speaker 1: He goes to that college of that chick was just
screaming at.
Speaker 3: And I'm delighted to share a piece of the show
with you because.
Speaker 1: I know everybody's all want to see this. That's to me,
and it's time to man up. Jesus, hat is time
to dowb It's find a man up. I'm taking the rings.
I'm crossing the bear just like Jeesuss.
Speaker 3: Growing up here, I got to stand up, stand just
blam up, it's time to man.
Speaker 1: I am forever like that was an assault. That was
an assault on all of us. I'm forever scarred by that.
So everybody like, why, why is everybody okay? Is everybody
all right? And singing about Jesus? What? What is he doing?
I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm obviously not going to be partaking on that show,
so I can and I'm not even going to look
it up to see what it's about.
Speaker 1: I just can't.
Speaker 7: Ya.
Speaker 1: That was enough. That kid is going to be in
a really I mean, he's already in a really bad place.
Five ten years down the road, we're going to be
seeing like all sorts of documentaries on that freak. Yeah,
I'm just saying, mark, mark my words, there's going to
be some stuff.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 3: We talked, I guess earlier in the week about or
maybe it was late last week when RFK Junior was
accused of having this inappropriate relationship with Olivia Newsy of
The New Yorker and she had sent him nudes and whatever,
and apparently there was never any physical relationship, but it
was an inappropriate relationship with the journalist who was covering him,
Martha McCallum had him on yesterday to ask about it,
and he isn't talking.
Speaker 28: So let's talk a little bit about that. I want
to give you an opportunity to address them headlines, because
you seem to be surrounded by scandals and old stories
that keep coming up about animals and all of this.
The latest one is an inappropriate relationship with a New
York magazine political reporter who is covering your campaign. It's
gotten a lot of attention. So what do you say
to your supporters who question your behavior and want to
know what's going on?
Speaker 22: I never come. I don't know those kind of stories.
If you want to talk about ELF, or how to
end the war in Ukraine, or how to end inflation
and or how to end the censorship and surveillance regime,
I'm happy to talk about it, but.
Speaker 28: As a person or do you have any regrets about anything?
Speaker 22: Like I said, I don't make comments on.
Speaker 6: It all right.
Speaker 28: I want to give you an opportunity to answer it
because it's been out there. But we thank you very
much for being here as always, Thank you joining us
this afternoon.
Speaker 1: Thanks that's im say, he's not going to say anything,
you know, and she handled that really well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's great. I think she's absolutely a phenomenal reporter.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, she's one of my favorites on Fox.
I absolutely love her. I do. She's a class act.
But the way she dealt with that was she's like, Okay,
I wanted to give you an opportunity and you don't
want to Okay, all right, thanks, right there, that's good, okay. Yeah. Also,
I've got one clip to share.
Speaker 3: I'm sure there's plenty more coming where this, or you
could watch this whole interview. I think that it's already
aired as of this morning. But Milania Trump did a
sit down with I think it was Ainsley. It was
one of the Fox Prince Disney.
Speaker 1: Disney Disney princesses. Yeah, and she was talking.
Speaker 3: She was asked specifically like where were you how did
you learn about the first assassinates assassination attempt?
Speaker 1: Where were you for the second?
Speaker 3: And it was just interesting to hear Milania talk about
what that was like.
Speaker 12: The assassination attempts. The first one is in Butler, Pennsylvania,
and you write about watching the assassination attempt on TV
and you started working and you were distracted, so you
pushed pause so you didn't see that first assassination attempt
and someone called you. I think your chief of staff
maybe called you and said he's okay, but there's been
a shooting. What happened next?
Speaker 2: I ran to the TV and I rewind it and
I watched it. I was only a few minutes behind,
and something I guess.
Speaker 1: Look over me.
Speaker 2: So I didn't really see live live, but maybe you know,
three minutes few minutes later. But when I saw it,
I you know, it was only nobody really knew yet, right,
because when you see him on the floor and you
don't know, you don't know what really happened.
Speaker 12: And then a few weeks later there's another attempt on
your husband's life at your golf course.
Speaker 1: Where were you.
Speaker 12: And what was your reaction to this attempt?
Speaker 2: I was in New York City, actually, and I saw
it on the television, And as saw it on television,
I called again and he was okay. Because Secret Services
were great, the guys that they were beteamed, they were fantastic.
And I think both of the events they were really
a miracles if you really think about it. July thirteenth
was a miracle like that much. And he could you know,
he could not be with us.
Speaker 1: Yep, she's right, She's absolutely right. Love her. I know,
I just love her. They've been so awful to her.
I just want to punch everybody that's been mean to her.
I'm so protective of her. It's not it's not fair.
It's not it's not it's not fair. It isn't. It's
time for your d D. Okay, you guys. My d
D is my Okay, our our technical our boss sent
this to me. He's kind of like the guy that
is like I don't even know, I never know what
to call because we say we don't really have bosses.
But he's like the guy that at Radio America makes
this happen, like he's the standpoint. Yeah yeah, and we
just we call him our boss, but he's not really
our boss. But I'm rich. He sent this to me
the other day, and I just and I'm like, oh
my gosh, this is so true. I when I was
a kid, you guys, I broke everything. Okay, I'm very
I was into everything in my person. I broke when
I was a kid. I broke both my wrists and
both my ankles, like as a kid, and I probably
other things too, and I just don't remember, but I
broke a lot of buns because I was that kid.
I was. I mean, I know, it's hard to believe, really,
but I was into everything. I was like always doing
the things and breaking the things. And I just saw
this and I thought it was so interesting and it
was an interesting commentary on our world today. Check it out.
Speaker 27: When's the last time you saw a kid with a
cast on? Remember, there used to be kids with casts everywhere.
I used to walk in the third grade.
Speaker 1: It was like a VA hospital.
Speaker 24: You know, his leg up in the air.
Speaker 1: I pouched.
Speaker 27: What happened to you?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 27: No casts anymore now. All the injuries are psychological that
they get online. That's not as fun. You know, no
one can autograph your crippling anxiety?
Speaker 1: Is that true? It's so true, so true. And people
used to write on your cast. Yeah. I always kind of.
Speaker 3: Felt a little jealous of that. When somebody had a cast,
I was like, man, yeah.
Speaker 1: Really cool, that kid. You kind of broken every single
thing and they and they get all stinky, and then
your arm gets all atrophied, you know, and then you
take it out of the cast and it's like half
the size of your other arm. You know, because you
haven't worked it out for like six weeks and it's
just all gross and like you know what I'm talking about.
You guys know what I'm talking about. You know, so great,
but like today, okay, but the signing thing is fun.
The signing thing is great. Used to decorate them and everything.
But this is the thing is that like kids, they're
just not out doing the things anymore. They don't. Not
saying that I want kids to break their bones, but
I kind of want kids to break their bone, do
you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Jackson had a boot?
Speaker 1: What are orthopedics? What are orthopedic guys doing?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: What are they doing? What do they do? They just
treat old people. This is all they do. So crazy. Yeah,
everybody's more padded and bubble. Everybody's so bubble wrapped. Now, yeah,
the gen X we're totally different breed. You guys were
so feral. Let's see.
Speaker 3: Oh, Sukie says, you know, the clothes Kim Jong ooon
wears Hillary war stuff just like that. And I always
said she dressed like a Chinese dictator. Dictators wear drab colors.
Speaker 1: At least, yes, Hillary always she did dress like Kim
Jong ann didn't she Yeah, she really did.
Speaker 3: Judy Flood said the horns I were referred to were
on the video of Mayor Adams.
Speaker 1: Oh oh he had he had horns. Let's see where
did I end? Uh?
Speaker 3: Rachel Gerhardt says, I don't know when, but I just
found out yesterday that the covered in what dog is dead?
Speaker 1: I know, isn't that? I saw that he passed away.
That's like, uh, it's a classic. He lived a long
life though, Yeah he did, and it was probably from
all the fridge food, you know, covered in wood, covered
in wo I loved him. Oh my gosh, me too.
Speaker 3: That was like the first real voiceover animal video ever.
Speaker 1: Yep, you know it really was. And best always best
Cambri Jade, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Alexander says. Tab was discontinued in twenty twenty. According to google.
Bo Mama eight says have y'all seen the ads of
the two female doctors doing an ad saying Cruise is
trying to make it illegal for them to do their jobs.
The level of gaslighting and misinformation is beyond ridiculous.
Speaker 1: These are the kind of doctor I haven't seen it,
but this is the thing, like, who are these doctors?
I mean it, I would never go to one of
these doctors. Like, if they're willing to lie about that,
what else are they doing in their practice? What is
going on with doctors? You took an oath? I know,
they're just ridiculous. It's growth.
Speaker 3: Alexander says, y'all, it's on Sam Elliott's Wikipedia page that
he's a Democrat. This was not shocking, right, Yeah, but
Wikipedia is always not that's not one hundred percent reliable.
Speaker 1: And by the way, like, why would I look at that?
And Wikipedia is run by Democrats, as evidenced by the
fact that we were kicked off of it by Democrats.
They took us off. We had a really great Wikipedia
page once upon a time, and they took us off.
Speaker 3: They said we weren't notable enough to have a Wikipedia.
Speaker 1: They were liberals and they took us off.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: Carrie O'Neil says, love you chicks. Hearts from Washington State.
He hello, Hi.
Speaker 3: Andrew Huff says. Stacy Plaskett is from the US Virgin Islands.
She has the title of delegate instead of representative because
she cannot vote in any House votes. She's basically an
honorary congresswoman.
Speaker 1: She has the title the honorable Wells. Do you that
does se what that does for you? Yes?
Speaker 3: Connie Knell says I've seen am I racist for the
second time.
Speaker 1: Anyone spewing racism is racist.
Speaker 3: People were literally willing to whip themselves for their whiteness.
Speaker 1: I gotta see that. I have to see it.
Speaker 3: Rachel Gerhardt says Trump doesn't want Brett Baer to do
the debate.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's right.
Speaker 3: He doesn't want Trump, or he doesn't want Brett or Martha.
He doesn't want Martha either.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's why Brett is so but hurt about it. Maybe, yeah,
maybe that's right.
Speaker 3: Jose Rodriguez says I got nothing, just take my money.
Morning from Texas.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Texas. Thank you so much everybody. Yeah, you guys,
we're bringing it in. We're bringing it in. And her
sweatshirt has dog hair on it, you guys, that's what
it says, it does.
Speaker 7: It's true.
Speaker 12: You guys.
Speaker 1: Have a fantastic short. It's Friday tomorrow. Everybody having great
I now have a wonderful Thursday. We will talk to
you tomorrow. Bye, everybody,