Speaker 1: What a jerk? You know this this stuff. I know
we live in the age of social media, but this
stuff would not have happened thirty years ago. So are we.
Speaker 2: Supposed to think that he's that dumb as a former
FBI director? What they probably have to clean up after
that clown? I can't even imagine.
Speaker 1: He is so full of crap. If you believe this guy,
raise your hand and then promptly punch yourself in the face.
Speaker 2: Why are you guys? Like, I don't know what's going
on with Chrome today for me, but like it kept
on blanking out and then I couldn't see the buttons
that I needed to be able to see, so I
had to reload everything. Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry that we're late,
but we're just going to get right into it.
Speaker 1: I couldn't get into the chat. It was all it was.
But we're here, we're here, We're minutes It's okay, just
a few minutes late.
Speaker 2: But we made it. Verted Thank you for your patience
and apologies to anybody that normally watches on Instagram. I
just couldn't There wasn't time for me to get that again.
But we're just going to get right into one.
Speaker 1: Of the stories.
Speaker 2: That you might not expect a whole lot of people
to be covering today, but we're gonna. And it's the
reason for my name today, and it's because Rashida Talib,
who I had happily forgotten existed until I started seeing
all these videos of her floating around. She is back
and doing so much crying. You guys, all the crying first,
and there's two clips. First clip, she's crying because Mamood Khalil,
Remember the Columbia cat There was a lot of people,
There was a lot of controversy about him potentially being deported,
and then the courts ruled yes, Trump can deport him,
and he needs to get the f out of here.
She's crying because, of course, here she is reading a
letter from Mamood to his baby boy, who was born
while he was in an ic attention facility. She's very
upset about this, as you would expect her to be here.
Speaker 3: She is Khalil was kidnapped by our old government and
illegally disappeared to a detention facility Louisiana, as we all know,
over thousands miles away. But Mahammud knows that the Israeli
government imprisons Palestinians without charge every single day.
Speaker 1: God the United States is doing it.
Speaker 2: To him too.
Speaker 3: I want to read a little bit from the letter
Mahammud recently wrote to his son from the iced detention center.
He says, quote Dean, my heart aches that I could
not hold you in your arms, hear your first cry,
that I could not unfurl your clinched fist or change
your first diaper. I am sorry that I was not
there to hold your mother's hand, or to recite the
oven or call to prayer in your ear. By my
absence is not unique like other Palestinian fathers. I was
separated from you by racist regimes and distant prisons in Philestine.
This pain is part of our daily life. That's what
he wrote to his baby.
Speaker 2: I can't, I cannot, I can't really really upset about Palestine.
Speaker 1: She should go there and represent them. Yes, you should
just go there. She doing anything for Americans?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: Is she like people are constituents? What's she doing for constituents?
Speaker 2: I guess she was trying to propose I don't know,
something on the floor of the house just the other day,
and she couldn't even do that because she was so
overcome by Palestine. Here she is again.
Speaker 3: I'm going neck against the Palestinians will end.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my god, I just can't. I'm over it.
Speaker 4: And one day they will be free.
Speaker 2: You should go there, you should go over.
Speaker 1: Just go, just go, mister speaker.
Speaker 3: I want to talk about something that's happening right here
in our backyard.
Speaker 2: And oh that's a good idea. Do that.
Speaker 1: And the immortal words of Jana Jackson. What has she
done for them lately? She's done anything for Americans, her constituents.
Speaker 2: Just go, just go.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: Everybody, everybody, Okay, it's Friday. We're good. We're good.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: That was like a moment freak out because of course
everything went weird right before we were supposed to go live,
and we go live. I couldn't even see the buttons
to go live.
Speaker 1: I will say, she handles things really well, like she's
very calm, you know.
Speaker 2: I felt so not calm.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you you were. You handled it very well. I'm
very proud of you, because there's all I mean. I
would have been screaming like lots of obscenities. Were very
very good about.
Speaker 6: That, very I mean, it's just it takes some minutes
to do that, which it takes a hot minute.
Speaker 1: We're only four minutes late. I think we did pretty good.
Speaker 2: That's bad. That's not bad, It's really not so all right, Well,
we got to get to this whole Comy story because
this was pretty amazing. Almost caught it in real time
when I was on Twitter yesterday, saw that there was
someone who apparently follows Jim Comy on Instagram for I
don't know what reason, but maybe it's to watch out
for posts like this one. Because this is pretty amazing
that James Comy, as the former head of the FBI,
thought it was appropriate to post this photo that says
eighty six forty seven made out of shells and then
a caption read cool shelf formation on my beach walk.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was surprised. He's not sitting on his moss.
He's like taking a beach walk. So that's nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm waiting for Jake Tapper's book on what a leftist
hackey is in like two years. He's gonna start working
on that in like six months. And what a complete
jerk this guy is.
Speaker 2: Right, do you know how I had a fight with
some idiot on Twitter who is insisting that eighty six
does not mean what everybody universally knows it to mean,
which is to end someone or something. You know what
I mean, Like everyone knows it's the slang for basically
offing somebody and so something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what did he say?
Speaker 2: It was, well, like he pointed me to the official
definition or like the official origin of the term. And
it has something to do with like something a product
being no longer available at a restaurant or a bar,
for example, or and then it evolved to mean removing
someone from a restaurant or a bar. And I'm like, dude,
that's if you're suggesting that Comy posted this to say
that Donald Trump needs to be removed from a restaurant.
You're high, Like, that's crazy, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: He wants him to be removed, he wants him to
be offt that's what he's suggesting. He was a former
director of the FBI. He knows exactly precisely what this means.
And he shouldn't have done this. I mean, the fact
that he did this shows you exactly who he is
and where he stands. And it's gross.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, there's only a couple of explanations here.
He either is so dumb that he doesn't know what
eighty six and someone means as the former director of
the FBI, or he is the one that put together
this cool shell formation and wanted to come off as
like I don't even know, I guess cool to his homies.
I'm not even sure. Or he did come across it
and still thought it was like appropriate to post it,
and then as soon as the backlash came, he immediately
removed it with this like sorry ass explanation, which will
also show you but a lot of There's one more explanation,
which could be that because he's got a book to sell,
he just wanted to create all of this hullabaloo in
order to get his name out there and a reminder
that people to people that he still exists and is
selling a book, because.
Speaker 1: That bad PR is also pr any kind of czars PR.
So he's just yeah, But then he sees, you know,
the Tulsi interview, and he's like, oh shit, maybe this
Well it wasn't.
Speaker 2: I mean that came way later. I mean that came
at long after he took it down. There was so
much reaction on Twitter, on other socials and even even
from Christy Nome, even from Cash Ptel like immediately people
within Trump's administration were concerned and letting it everybody know
that they were going to look into this. Christy Nome tweeted,
disgraced former FBI director James Comy just called for the
assassination of Trump. DHS and Secret Service is investigating this
threat and will respond appropriately. And then Comy took it
down with this sorry. As explanation, he said, I posted
earlier a picture of some show I saw today on
a beach walk, which I assumed were a political message.
I didn't realize my goods associate those numbers with violence,
and it never occurred to me. But I opposed violence
of any kind, so I took the post.
Speaker 1: I bet that's why you took it down. Okay, it's
because you opposed violence of any kind. What a jerk,
this stuff. I know we live in the age of
social media, but this stuff would not have happened, you know,
thirty years ago. It just wouldn't have. Somebody in his
position wouldn't have done this. Obviously we didn't have social media.
But then also he just wouldn't have put his views
out there like this. It's it's like we've gotten to
the the we've gotten to the point where this stuff
is okay. It's like, it's just it's become second nature
for people to put stuff like this out there, and
people of his stature, in his position or former position
in his case, to put stuff like this out there
and then just be like, oh, I mean I didn't
mean it. You meant it. You meant it.
Speaker 2: He didn't know that that is ever associated with Are
we supposed to think that he's that dumb as a
your FBI.
Speaker 1: Director, Well, I mean, he is pretty dumb, but.
Speaker 2: That's what he basically wants us to think. That he
had no idea that that had any correlation to violence.
That's what he wants us to think of him.
Speaker 1: And then listen, on top of that, there have already
been two assassination attempts on Trump. I just why would
you do this. It's unless you have such severe TDS
and you want him to go away so badly, you
have such hate in your heart, You're so just set
on getting rid of this guy. You have such you
have you have so many problems. This guy has so
many problems, and so many people in this country have
so many problems. It's like you were just so dead
set on getting rid of him, that you will post
something like this, think before you do something like that.
The guy hasn't.
Speaker 2: Don't you wonder like what he actually thought when he
was because we he had to have known that that
what that meant, right, Like he had actually did of course,
so that okay, So assuming that, what was the process
in his brain when he saw that or made it
or whatever, what did he think the reaction was going
to be? You know what I mean? Like if he
did know that that ties in with violence, how could
he not have foreseen what the reaction was going to be.
Speaker 1: Well, I think a lot of people on the left
think that they're going to get pats on the back
for this, that they're just because for so long, mock.
I think that it's just been accepted to demonize Trump,
to hold up a you know, severed head of him, yeah,
you know, to to have violent imagery when it comes
to him. It's like, it's okay, it's become acceptable to
make it. So he is the object of violence and
his family is the eye objective violence. They're not, you
know what I mean that the liberals aren't, But Trump somehow.
Speaker 8: Is it's okay. He's He's okay to be the object
of this. My god, he's he's had two assassination attempts.
They covered his assassination attempts like for five minutes and
then they moved on to the next thing. We watched
it happen, and it's like, so to them, it's like,
no big deal. I mean, if it's Trump, because it's Trump,
we hate him and they try to kill him. So
I mean, it's like, no big deal because we hate him.
Speaker 1: It's gross the way they treat him, and he is
part and parcel to that.
Speaker 2: It's just wild.
Speaker 1: It is wild, isn't it.
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this was all that anybody was talking about last night,
and here she's taking it as seriously as it needs
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Do you believe Comy should be in jail?
Speaker 9: I do any other person with the position of influence
that he has, people who take very seriously what a
guy of his stature, his experience, and what the propaganda
media has built him up to be. I'm very concerned
for the president's life. We've already seen assassination attempts. I'm
very concerned for his life, and James Comy, in my view,
should be held accountable and put behind bars for this.
Speaker 1: I just can not believe that guy was the He's
the former head of the FBI. You know, it just
explains a lot.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, if he thought that this was gonna
return any credibility in the eyes of like regular people
about the state of the FBI. I mean, yes, of
course we got cash, we got Bongino, Now that's great,
But I mean what they probably have to clean up
after that clown, I can't even imagine, not imagine.
Speaker 1: And then you dig deeper, and his daughter, Maureen is
she was a prosecutor on the Epstein case and is
now a prosecutor in the Diddy case. So that also
explains a lot. Don't you think there have been no prosecutions.
We haven't seen anything happen. So explain that.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, Oh my gosh. All right, let's move
on to a different topic, because there was an interesting,
very very interesting headline from Axios yesterday which just is
so per perfectly timed. I guess because when we when Trump,
essentially after Trump got inaugurated and we knew that he
had these big plans with respect to tariffs and all
of this stuff, you know, all the mainstream media sources, predictably,
we're like, everything's going to fall apart as soon as
you know, Liberation Day happened. When Trump implemented the tariffs.
Oh my gosh, we're going to fly into a recession.
Everything's awful. The economy is horrible. He's damaging everything, and
now hard data suggests tariff driven inflation and recession fears
maybe overblown.
Speaker 1: I just love that. It's like that's a headline, right,
It's like they can't we can't really be positive, but
we can't really be negative. So we're just going to
be somewhere in between because we, my god, maybe overblown,
you guys.
Speaker 2: It just might just a bit of a possibility that
overblew it a shred of one.
Speaker 1: Okay, there were there were a.
Speaker 2: Couple headlines yesterday or earlier in the week where they
were like Trump when Trump said that egg prices were down,
they weren't, but now they are, and I think, yeah,
what a jerk.
Speaker 1: He cannot win. I swear he can't. He can't win
even when he's winning so hard, ridiculous.
Speaker 2: So great news in the Trump family, and that is
that Tiffany gave birth to her sweet baby boy, Alexander
Trump Bulos. He was born yesterday, So I love the name.
Look at those toes, I long, I feel like they're long.
Speaker 1: They are baby baby hands and feet are the best.
Speaker 2: And I also have some what's the word like reassuring news,
I guess from the collegiate world, and even more so
the ivy world, the ivy Ley world. Of course, we're
all familiar with all of the ridiculous college protests about
you know, all these students for Justice in Palestine or whatever.
They're absolutely insane lunatics. And now there's a group of
those protesters at Stanford who is making the same demands
that all of these protesters always make. They want to
meet with the admins, and they want to cut ties
with Israel, all this stuff, and so Michelle Rasmussen, who's
the Vice provost for student Affairs at Stanford, she got
a letter from a group of these activists saying we're
going on a hunger strike unless you meet our demands.
And her response to them was everything. This is like
giving me so much hope, she said, I'm writing in
response to your may tend communication regarding your plan to
begin a hunger strike. The university does not intend to
negotiate in response to your demands. We respect the rights
of students to express their views and ways within the
limits of our time, place, and manner rules. At the
same time, we urge students to consider forms of expression
that don't jeopardize their health and well being. If you
do continue with your hunger strike, we strongly encourage you
to take precautions to support your health. The resource of
the health services and student Affairs will be available to
you in that regard.
Speaker 1: Transla translation is good luck with that, right, that's the
translation of this whole thing, And I freaking love for
the west Man, Michelle for the win.
Speaker 2: That's how you do it.
Speaker 1: Hey, kids, good luck with that, good luck with your
complete like moronness.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. For me, this is a win win.
If they starve themselves good, that's fine.
Speaker 1: Start of yourself. We don't give a ship. Yeah, every
single every single vice provost needs to do this.
Speaker 2: Yes, this is the standard reply to this nonsense.
Speaker 1: It is nonsense.
Speaker 2: I know probably most folks in our audience do not
make it regular appointment viewing to tune into the Bill
Marshaw And I think that's on Friday nights actually on HBO.
But might I suggest that you change your mind tonight,
possibly because guess who's going to be on.
Speaker 1: Scott Jenny Jemmy. I'm just saying we're gonna have clips.
I know we're gonna have clips on Monday, Karen.
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his amazing journey over the last several days. And yes,
somebody pointed out that we're not on Instagram. I saw that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The whole thing we can say at the beginning
is you'll see.
Speaker 2: So yesterday, I think we left off when he was
visiting Qatar Cuttar, and so we're gonna we're gonna take
you through the tail end of that visit all the
way up to his visit in the UAE. And what
was the neatest part I think about his guitar trip,
and he said it was his favorite part of the trip,
and that was seeing our own troops. So he made
an appearance in front of our own troops and praise
them up and down. It was just such a neat moment.
He so cares about them. Here's what he said, a
little bit of what he said.
Speaker 10: My trip is four and af days, but this is
the one I was so looking forward because with the
people that I really love and respect, We love and
respect you. This is what you're doing. The service you
do for your country. You keep us safe. There is
no more important profession.
Speaker 1: And I love that.
Speaker 2: I know. He just loved it.
Speaker 1: The background, Did you see the background of that was
just so awesome. I loved it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I guess Baron got in his ear and said,
you know who you should invite to Katar, Theovonne. So
Theovon came and he actually there's a little bit of
news report that you're gonna see of him taking ridiculous
selfies with a bunch of the service members. But then
you're also going to hear a little bit of his
stand up show. He did I think twenty five minutes
at least, so you're just gonna hear a tiny, tiny
little snippet of that to give you a little flavor
of what that sounded like. But first a little news
program about him being there, and you can see him
in the background take just making weird faces with everybody
for their selfies.
Speaker 1: Here it is or ye have fifteen over there? Not
sure that was the one that took part.
Speaker 11: Was one of the playmates with Air Force one on
the approach here to guitar. But it's been full diplomatic
military recognition, all the pomp and circumstances. The guitar haspin
Mustard Sarvis, same anxiety's let's not forget that camel contingent
guys here in guitar.
Speaker 2: YEA, what going on?
Speaker 3: Not much.
Speaker 1: I didn't know it's going to be here either, I
promise you.
Speaker 12: This is definitely cor order.
Speaker 1: I'm just getting out.
Speaker 7: Of some time.
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: They said, dude, you want to go to the Middle East,
And I'm like the Middle East of what, like, what
do you mean.
Speaker 1: To me, I mean, like one. I love it. I
saw him a few months ago in Texas and he
is He's really good. I just love him. He's very
endearing and so down to earth and just like a
normal guy, you know, really good.
Speaker 2: I'm sure that the whole thing went over really really,
really well.
Speaker 1: Who doesn't love to laugh? And that's exactly who needs
to laugh more than our service members? Right?
Speaker 13: I like m h.
Speaker 2: And then while Trump was on Air Force one making
his way to the UAE, of course, there were a
little bit of the press pool with him, and so
he talked a little bit about his trip at that point,
and here's what he said about his newfound relationships with
these Middle Eastern countries.
Speaker 14: We've raised thrillions of dollars of investment for our country,
and Wally was really good people that have been abandoned
in a way by our country, by the United States,
and we're not going to abandon We have very good
friends in Saudi Arabia and in Qatar. So now we're
going to Uee, we're gonna be landing shortly, and we
have another really good situation there. But they felt abanded.
They were going to be captured by China from the
same point of trade, and that's not gonna happen anymore.
We have a very good relationship, as you probably all saw, Jennifer.
I'm sure that you saw that last night. I shook
more hands than any human being is.
Speaker 5: Capable of doing.
Speaker 14: That was a long deal, and they were big people,
but they were starving for love because our country didn't
give them love. They gave him a fist bump, remember
the fist bump in Saudi Arabia. He travels all the
way to Saudi Arabia in that case, and he gives
them a fist bump. That's not what they want. They
don't want to visit. They want to shake his hand.
Speaker 1: That's really interesting. They were starving for love.
Speaker 2: That's it was an interesting take for sure. And he's
he's forging a new path and we all should be
wishing for the success of that path.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, and pay attention to the people who aren't.
Mm hmmm mm hmm.
Speaker 2: I mean something needed to change, and he's the person
that could try something different.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, without question, he's the guy to do it. He
had conduit for change, without question.
Speaker 2: He was also asked about because I guess Zelenski and
Putin were reportedly going to meet yesterday in Turkey for
you know, like the first meeting of its kind essentially,
but Putin ended up not going. I know some of
like Putin's people went, but Putin himself did not go.
Trump was asked whether he was disappointed by that, and
here's what he said.
Speaker 1: Disappointed in the.
Speaker 15: Level of the delegation that the Russians sent to Turkey.
Speaker 14: I don't know about it, disappointed in anything.
Speaker 16: Where are you?
Speaker 5: Who are you from ABC News?
Speaker 11: I'm not disappointed. What would I be doing.
Speaker 14: We just took in four trillion dollars. And he says
that you're disappointed about a delegation. I know nothing about
a delegation. I haven't even checked. Look, nothing's going to
happen until Putin and I get together, Okay, And obviously
he wasn't.
Speaker 10: Going to go.
Speaker 14: He was going to go, but he thought I was
going to go. He wasn't going if I wasn't there.
And I don't believe anything's going to happen, whether you
like it or not, until he and I get together.
But we're going to have to get it solved because
too many people are dying.
Speaker 1: God there's just the whole tone has changed. Anybody who
doesn't like this, I just get out of our effing way.
Speaker 17: You know.
Speaker 1: It's a completely different presidency than what we had with
the guy who was a puppet with somebody's hand of
his ass running the show. He just is in control
of what's going on. He understands the dynamics of all
of this, and he is doing all of it for us.
I haven't, okay.
Speaker 2: I mean the reception that he has gotten every single
place he's visiting, day, night.
Speaker 1: And day what it was from the previous administration.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then in the UAE the welcome, like, I
was like, what is going on with the hair?
Speaker 1: So that video is so fad.
Speaker 2: I looked it up and apparently this is like a
massively super amazing show of respect. Like this hair throwing
thing that you're about to see that is amazing. How
didn't even respond to that?
Speaker 1: But honestly, gosh, the stuff that guy gets to see?
Speaker 2: Man, you mean that that?
Speaker 1: Wow, I'm jealous. I wish I had hair long enough
to be able to do that. I would be whipping
it or I'd be throwing that crap all over the place.
Speaker 2: It's apparently a huge show of respect. And so you know,
the reason that it looked so weird and new and
unfamiliar is because that's never happened to Biden, you know
what I mean, This is not something that he would
to anybody. Yeah, exactly. So it was again, the reception
that he's gotten is like never before. I mean, it's
absolutely a rockstar unheard of. And people on the Democrat side,
according to Kaylee mcannabey, Democrat operatives, Democrats themselves were noticing,
they were taking note, and they were like hot, damn.
And here's a report about that.
Speaker 13: Out of this. There's this piece written this morning about
all of these Biden administration officials that are watching this
with shock and awe, and they said, here's one quote.
There were almost a half dozen of them. When his
personal instincts Trump's coincide with national interests, It's pretty remarkable
how quickly he can move.
Speaker 1: That is a Biden.
Speaker 13: Official watching this and all the investments pouring in the
international deals three shaping of the world order, President Trump's
the ultimate deal maker. Biden officials are noticing it, and
they're even saying it to the press.
Speaker 2: And the fact is they're saying, let's create a relationship.
Speaker 12: Our approach is not going to be telling you how
to run your country.
Speaker 1: We're not going to be taught.
Speaker 18: And some people are upset by that, but he says,
our focus is going to be you focus on your country.
Speaker 2: We'll focus on ours and how we can work together.
Speaker 13: Yes, and dialogue. You only get somewhere when you have dialogue.
I mean Iran. They're reporting from NBC about Iran maybe
coming to the table on a nuclear deal. You only
get there by talking. Trump is talking to Syria. He
was controversial when he spoke with Hamas. That's how you
further deals.
Speaker 1: Right, you do you, I'll do me, but let's communicate. Hm,
how is that a bad thing? And there are people
that are listen, they're actually good. There are people on
the left that are not happy about this though, obviously.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because it looks like a win and they don't
want Trump to win. And even if it means America
is winning, they don't like that. It's so ridiculous, so ridiculous.
Everybody should want America to win. Everybody should want to win.
Speaker 1: Why didn't you want to win unless you're unless you're
a Democrat. Yeah, I just I don't.
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So again the number eight hundred three three six sixteen
thirty another honor, and this was a big one. This
was like a really big one, and we'll have We've
got this description of it. Trump was awarded the uas
highest honor. It's called the Order of Zayed, and the
Sheikh basically draped that top honor around Trump's neck. It's
usually reserved for monarchs and legends, and he is, of
course the first United States president to get it. Here
is the ceremony happening. A little clip of the ceremony
actually happening. I am honored to announce that his Highness
Hiram Hemmat he bestows the Auditor of Zalt upon President Trump.
Speaker 1: He's like, dang girl, right, but wow, I.
Speaker 2: Mean that's a big deal.
Speaker 1: He's like, I guess I gotta stand up and get this.
This is look it of gold in there.
Speaker 6: Just ride up his alley, right up his alley. Somebody asks,
it's that the big necklace. Yes, it's the big necklace.
Speaker 2: Is that is quite a necklace.
Speaker 1: It's like a WWE belt, only he's going to probably
wear this if you wear it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like that amazing. That's amazing. And then the very
tallest building in the entire world in Dubai lit up
with the American flag because of his visit there.
Speaker 1: That's something.
Speaker 2: It's something, all right, I mean it is something.
Speaker 1: I mean I don't want to go there. I just
think it's cool. I think it's cool that that's happening.
I still don't want to go there as a woman,
no interest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you. I don't have enough hair apparently because
I can't.
Speaker 1: Swing hair and I don't want to cover myself. But
still props to that, major props.
Speaker 2: And then now, of course he's on his way home,
and he kind of gave a little summary about what
he's going to do once he is back home. Here,
he is finalizing his trip.
Speaker 14: It's been a tremendous time, and now it's time to
go back home.
Speaker 11: My daughter had a baby.
Speaker 14: I'm going to go back home and see that little baby,
and then we get back to a lot of work.
We'll see what happens with Russia and Ukraine. I think
it's something that's just got to stop.
Speaker 11: The killing.
Speaker 14: Five thousand people a week, five thousand young people a
week on average, being killed in a war that is
going nowhere. It's a shame.
Speaker 5: You should have never happened.
Speaker 10: But we have other.
Speaker 14: Things to do also, Plus we have an Iran situation
which we're going to take care of one way the
other will taken care of.
Speaker 10: It'll be taken care of one.
Speaker 14: It'll be done nicely or not nicely, and then not
nicely not a.
Speaker 19: Good thing for them.
Speaker 14: And I think we're talking to them and they're.
Speaker 4: I think they've come along.
Speaker 1: It's like, I gotta go meet my new grandson, you.
Speaker 2: Know, and then just solve the Iran problem.
Speaker 1: So you guys, like Grandpa's just over there getting like
a metal from a chic. It's no big deal, right,
He'll be.
Speaker 2: A little busy, couldn't be here on your actual birthday,
but he'll be there.
Speaker 1: It's like it's just like USh, you guys just like us.
Speaker 2: Isn't that that? Wow? Like what an amazing journey, What
an amazing life?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Right, life that he has had is oh goshick right.
Speaker 2: All right. I can't believe that we're still talking about
this still. But there are still reasons to talk about
this ridiculous new book of Jake Tappers that's coming out
next week. And it's because all these democrats keep coming
out and being asked, which I love. I love that
they are continuing to be asked, what did you know?
When did you know?
Speaker 20: It?
Speaker 2: Like what what's why did you not say something sooner?
I love that people are getting put on the spot.
I absolutely love it, and so it need to be shared.
Jake Sullivan one of those people, and he this is
not an okay answer by any stretch.
Speaker 12: What happened in that debate was a shock to me.
I think it was a shock to everybody. Right, I've
made that point.
Speaker 19: Shut up, Just finally, do you think in retrospect, given
everything that's happened and everything we've talked about today, it
was a mistake for President Biden to try to run again.
Speaker 12: One of the things about being National Security advisor is
that you're mercifully insulated from politics and political decision making.
I was insulated from it to the point where while
I was National Security Advisor, my spouse was running for Congress,
and I had strict rules about what I could even
do to support my spouse, let alone be involved in
political decision making, political calls in the White House. So
I have not weighed in on those issues and would
not weigh in.
Speaker 20: On those issues.
Speaker 2: He was insulated from politics.
Speaker 1: You guys, it's so full of crap. If you believe
this guy, raise your hand and then promptly punch yourself
in the face.
Speaker 2: Is the strategy is that they're just going to continue
to lie. They think this is going to work.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, They're going to continue to lie. That's their strategy, Yes, Mack,
that is. And people out here are just like, go
ahead and keep doing it. I mean, I hope they
just continue to do this, just like they continue to
say the reason that Kamala didn't become president is because
you guys are texasts and races. Okay, keep doing it,
keep doing it. Democrats, good lord.
Speaker 2: It's just unreal.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Rokanna is the one is one of maybe just a
team handful of Democrats who is sort of kind of
owning up to or taking some accountability for what a
disaster this whole cover up has been. He was on
with Martha McCallum, who grilled him pretty good, and his
answers were marginally better but still not great.
Speaker 21: Here you are several times before the election saying that
he was fine, watch this.
Speaker 19: Iiden seeking re election.
Speaker 16: Absolutely.
Speaker 5: I've seen the president twice in the last two weeks.
I've had a conversation with him. He's completely mentally sharp.
When the president is out there, he's at his best.
Have him debate in the general election. I don't think
Donald Trump will.
Speaker 16: I have spoken with the president. He is fully coherent.
He is on top of details. When I have talked to.
Speaker 2: Were you telling the truth back then?
Speaker 5: I was.
Speaker 16: I have met him a few times at public events
and he was, But of course I didn't have the
full picture. I mean I met him maybe two times
on rope lines and at public events. And I do
think it's important that given what has come out, that
we take accountability. Obviously he should not have run. We
should be clear to say that obviously there should have
been an open primary. And I don't think that's very
difficult that a Democrats should just be straight up that
he should not have run. Now that we know all
of the facts, there should have been an open primary.
I think to move on and move forward, it's about
important to take accountability and be straightforward with the American people.
Speaker 21: Do you blame him for this or his family? Like,
why wasn't there some sort of intervention when clearly it
was obvious that something was very wrong.
Speaker 2: It wasn't.
Speaker 21: It just didn't just happen once or twice, it happened
almost weekly.
Speaker 2: Ultimately, the buck.
Speaker 1: Stops of the prosctre.
Speaker 16: He made an incorrect decision front I got and given
all that the reporting that has kind of out the book,
there were those of us, including me, we're surrogates for him,
campaigning for him, when we saw him on a rope line,
when we had a two minute conversation with him an event.
Speaker 21: But you saw him on TV. You saw him falling down,
You saw him, you know, looking around trying to figure
out where he was supposed to go next. You know,
So you saw Barack Obama here leading him off the
stage as if he didn't know where he was going.
So it wasn't that you only saw him in those
little instances, right, Well, I.
Speaker 16: Saw him in those instances, and I saw him on
television like every other American.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, so if you saw like every other American,
then you can see that he had full blown dementia.
Speaker 2: This is that they they just can't fully own it.
They just can't.
Speaker 1: They can't because they're trying to cover their own asses, right,
And that's I mean, it's obvious to anybody with half
a brain cell that's precisely what they're doing. And it's gross.
Just stop, you know, what is he going to write
a book to I just they all want to catch
it on this and they want to save their own butts.
They want to save their jobs. They just want to
save safe, save you know when they did it, they
want to they again, this is another guy, just like
Jake Tapper, who would be delighted if he actually were
president today or if Kamala was.
Speaker 2: But if they will be covering for him, if he
cover alive, you know what I mean, like he'd be,
He'd still they'd still cover for him.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't matter.
Speaker 2: He could literally be on his deathbed and they'd be like,
he's fine.
Speaker 1: They could be propping him up like they were starting
to do, like weekend at Bernie's, literally propping him up,
walk doing the walkarounds like they were doing, and they
would be defending him. They would be doing it. He
would be the one of the first people to do it.
So I don't buy anything that they're selling.
Speaker 2: They're all liars, including Gretchen Whitmer, who was actually co
chair of his campaign and now she's like, well, I
mean I just really didn't spend that much time with him.
Speaker 17: I moved to another topic, and that is my colleagues's
book with Alex Thompson on President Biden's physical and cognitive
decline during his time in the White House. You were
a co chair of the Biden Harris campaign. You stuck
with Biden until he dropped out of the race. Given
your position in the campaign, what signs of decline did
you notice?
Speaker 1: You know, I've not read the book.
Speaker 4: I can tell you this that if, as the book reports,
cabinet members to have access, that tells you that, you know,
as a governor in a state, you know halfway across
the country, who was working her tail off one hundred
and sixty stops on a bus tour that I headlined
through swing states.
Speaker 2: I didn't you know?
Speaker 1: I was busy working.
Speaker 4: I was you doing the connection and the voter registration,
And so directly, I heart, I didn't see the president frequently.
And I can tell you I can't speak to that direction.
Speaker 2: Can't She can't speak to all the photos in the
background of her president. She can't speak to a director.
Speaker 1: How about indirectly, Gretch, can you speak to it indirectly?
Because I don't you just try to tell the truth once,
maybe just once in your life. You're too busy, like
feeding doritos to a staffer. What's wrong with you? I
can't what's going on with you? Michigan?
Speaker 2: Seriously, do you bet Michigan's got Michigan.
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Speaker 1: Kind of a piece of shit, still doing things, but
he's so overrated.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've never liked his music ever.
Speaker 1: He's always he always has sounded to me like he
has like food poisoning. Yeah, you know, he's like that's
how he's singing, Like are you okay? Like do you
do you need how he sings? That's how he sings.
What is the appeal of this guy? I've never understood it.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't get user in radio, he's
the biggest fan, and we always made fun of him
for it, and I'm like, what did he did?
Speaker 1: He eat something bad? Like what is it? He gets
bad Chinese food the night before and then he that
sing that.
Speaker 2: Now, the defense we would always hear is that he
had extraordinary song writing skills and lyrics. So maybe that's true,
but like when you have to listen to them, it's
a total turn off. Anyway, he's still touring and performing
and doing all the things, and now apparently he's ripping
on the Trump administration during his shows, and I guess
the crowds from what I can see in this little clip,
they're eating it up. I'm not going to subject you
to a lot of it, but just you'll hear the gist.
Speaker 18: The residents off American streets and without due process of
law are devoting them to foreign detention centers and prisons.
A majority of our elected representatives have failed to protect
the American people from the abusions from an unfit.
Speaker 1: President and a role. He's worth seven hundred and fifty million.
He should take him in, save them all. Yeah, I
shouldn't have to pay for him. And they're not American citizens,
they're illegals. So he's got enough money. He can pay
for all of them. Why don't you like volunteers tribute Bruce?
Mm hmm, you com me.
Speaker 2: I'm down.
Speaker 1: I'm totally down with that. Why doesn't he do that?
It's weird how they don't ever do that like he's.
Speaker 2: Got Can you just not be a politician? At a
righting concert with the people think you're damn song? They're
eating it up like that chick out. I was like, yeah,
I love you, I love you.
Speaker 1: Dude is worth seven hundred and fifty million. He is
not like you, lady. He's nothing like you.
Speaker 2: And he's paid to perform his music, not to be
a political commentary.
Speaker 1: Horrible, horrible. I have food poisoning music.
Speaker 2: I mean, you don't see Daisy and I like singing
during our show.
Speaker 1: Right, I mean, we could to be doing. We could single, single,
double it, do a little Sweeney Sister's thing. We do.
Speaker 2: We do sing occasionally, right, but.
Speaker 1: I mean it's not like like, for example, when you're
pretending to be Bernie Sanders singing got or it's not
really it's really really good when I do that.
Speaker 2: That's my favorite. Okay. We also need to talk about
Sean Duffy, who's doing a tremendous job over there at
the Department of Transporting. He has got a massive mess
to clean up. And this is what is not being
talked about. Everybody's just like he's firing air traffic control people.
That's a lie. And but it keeps going, it keeps spreading,
people keep buying this lies, and people are assuming that
within one hundred days, within just these one hundred days,
the entire transportation and airline network has fallen apart, just
in the last couple months. Like everything was fine right
before Sean Devey came and just now, all of a sudden,
it's crumbling. That is totally preposterous, but that is how
people are behaving. And you can tell he's getting sick
of it.
Speaker 15: Structure didn't rot in the last one hundred days. We
didn't have three thousand controller shortages in the last hundred days.
There was four years that came before where nothing was done, though,
and and and watchdog groups have warned the DOT that
the infrastructure was failing and nothing was done. So we're
going to do something about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and may Or Pete really had a handle on it,
didn't he Okay.
Speaker 2: And he's he's one of the worst right now criticizing
Sean Duffy. And I'm like, dude, sit down with your
furry face right and just shut up, go.
Speaker 1: Back to the chest feeding a child, you know, Like
he's just like Hillary Clinton, the worst man. Yeah, it's
like the most hypocritical, Like it's they did the most
piss board job. They do the most awful things. And
then they're like, I'm gonna go ahead and criticize for
everything that I did, right what And everybody's ask somebody
that lives in South Bend how great of a job
he's done.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean everything has fallen apart literally during the
Biden watch, all of them, all of them made it
fall apart. Kennedy SANDR. Kennedy was also also talking to
Shan Duffy and a hearing about this rumor about all
of these fired air traffic control people, and it allowed
Shan Duffy to respond to that, and it was as
you would expect.
Speaker 19: Fix it.
Speaker 1: You got to the department, mcame, Secretary, did you point,
did you fire a bunch of traffic air traffic control?
Speaker 3: I did not.
Speaker 1: Senator, did mister Musk do that?
Speaker 19: He did not?
Speaker 1: Where not, where'd all the stuff come from?
Speaker 19: So there were about three hundred and fifty probationary employees
at the FAA that were let go. And we're trying
to stream whether there's forty six thousand people that work
at the FAA. So this was a minuscule percentage, but
even air traffic controllers who were probationary employees were excluded.
All safety positions were preserved at the FAA, including air
traffic controllers. And so I think it's a narrative that
some in media and in politics have tried to drive
as if we're not focused on safety. But I have
been crystal clear, and I think I've said this until
my face is blue, though it's not today, but it
could be because we did not actually fire any air
traffic controller center. We've been hiring air traffic controllers as
quickly as we can.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, democrats lie.
Speaker 2: Shocking. I know, you guys weren't ready for that.
Speaker 1: We're all shocked by that Secretary Duffy. Yeah, I mean, I.
Speaker 2: Just feel so bad for him, you know what I mean.
He's getting blamed for stuff that could not possibly have
been anything, had less to do with him.
Speaker 1: It's just and they're all up against the machine, right
we are, all of us are up against the machine
because they they lie and they don't care. It's just
like they they're so used to lying, and they do
it so effortlessly, and they control that media narrative. So
the media is we know now we've shown you good
jillions of examples of the media just being like, we're
gonna go ahead and lie. We don't give shit. It's like,
we don't get because it works.
Speaker 2: It's worked on all of these leaves for so long
that go why would they stop now?
Speaker 1: Journalism, chmerurnalism, we don't care. We're just gonna lie, it
doesn't matter, and that's what they do. And so they
say these things and people are like, but he fired
a bunch of safety people. No, he actually didn't. He didn't,
but people believe it because they're dumb.
Speaker 2: It's crazy, absolutely crazy. So, speaking of Trump's cabinet, folks,
RFK Junior, you'll recognize this scene. This was when Trump
announced his prescription drug Emergency Order I'm sorry, executive order,
and so it was RFK, it was Trump, and it
was all these other doctors that were standing up at
a poem to talk about it. Well, this is going
to show you just how crazy good AI has become.
This looks and sounds so real, you guys, but it
is one fake. RFK Junior did not say any of
these things, as much as we probably all wish he
would have.
Speaker 20: I'm declaring war on fat gay caids, not the kids themselves,
but on whatever is making them so fat, gay and pathetic,
talking seed oils ssriyes, MSNBC, and perverts masquerading as teachers
and guidance counselors. Sorry, but as an educator, it can't
show off your extensive collection of marital aids anymore. Okay,
America isn't a dance school, a video game competition, or
an only fans academy. It's a country and with the
help of President Trump will we'll be focusing on eliminating
the things in our society that are turning our kids
into effeminate weirdos and skanks.
Speaker 1: I mean, the guys.
Speaker 2: The mouth was like, I can't I'm not get over
how scary real that It was.
Speaker 1: Hilarious but also terrifying. Yes, simultaneously I changed the last
sentence though, I was like, I'm kind of all for it.
If we can somehow do that, that would be This.
Speaker 2: Is like, how are we going to trust anything else?
Speaker 1: I know, I hate it, you know, I just I
hate it. I hate all of that. I hate the robots,
I hate people making crap up, I hate the lies.
I hate it all I know.
Speaker 2: And as much as you want to be made into babies,
I want to be you can imagine. I want to
imagine if somebody wanted us to say something, they could
so easily make it look like we're saying horrible things
when we're not saying that.
Speaker 1: But I still want people to make us into babies,
saying I'm obsessed with I'm obsessed with the baby videos.
You guys am obsessed with them?
Speaker 2: Like how has this not happened yet? How has it not?
Speaker 1: I don't understand it either, Like I don't understand why
our team hasn't made us into babies yet.
Speaker 2: Do it? It's all we've wanted for like the last month.
Speaker 1: Right, everybody else has been made into a baby, but us,
and we would be the cutest babies, right, You would
have like the little like braided pigtails.
Speaker 2: Maybe it depends on what clip they use. I could
like normal hair or or braid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, braided pigtails so cute. Yeah, baby is so cute. Right,
Oh the mullet.
Speaker 2: I can't go it's too cute, you know how. There's
all there's always been the focus by Doge of seeking
out fraud, waste, and abuse, and Democrats seem hell bent
on convincing us that that's just not a thing, particularly
when it comes to Medicaid. So when it comes to Medicaid,
they are wanting to lie and say that Republicans cut
are wanting to cut Medicaid. But Republicans only want to
cut Medicaid to the extent that it removes the fraudulent
users of it. Because there's a whole bunch of people
on Medicaid that have no business being on it. That's
what they're trying to cut. And so for the people
that don't believe that that's true. This was a like
a TikTok or a reel or whatever that was going
around yesterday or maybe the day before of someone who's
saying openly with their partner that they abuse the system.
And this is disgusting. These are able bodied people. Watch
what do I do for work?
Speaker 1: I don't. I'm professionally disabled.
Speaker 3: And his job is taking care of the professionals. He
gets paid for taking care of me.
Speaker 22: Instead of doing it for free.
Speaker 1: Here Yeah, yeah, because let's be for real, sometimes taking
care of it.
Speaker 2: Just they're so vile.
Speaker 1: Why would you that out there? Why? I mean, we
need to return shame to so many things.
Speaker 2: Right, Oh my god, people have.
Speaker 1: No shame about anything anymore. That would have never happened
fifty years ago. It just wouldn't have nobody ashamed about anything.
Speaker 2: It's so disgusting. And then while this is just one
example of someone who's shameless about it, but think about
all the people that are trying to be undercover about it,
and they're just trying to take advantage of taxpayers. This
is what this is. It's disgusting, and of course it exists,
and this is just scratching the surface. There needs to
be the biggest audit of every single person that is
using these programs, the biggest audit ever.
Speaker 1: Yep. Anyway, else, I'm so grossed out by that. You
should be everybody, and they should also be grossed out
by themselves.
Speaker 2: They are so gross.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, you're gonna have to read a long thing. Okay,
here we go, and I haven't prepared you for it.
I just want you to react to it in the
moment as you're reading it, because this is a letter.
This is somebody that was offended on a flight recently
about the item of clothing that another person was wearing.
Speaker 1: You know, I love talking about flights. Now it's your
favorite thing. I really love talking about alines.
Speaker 2: Please read this story for everyone.
Speaker 1: On Monday, I flew Virgin Atlantic upper class to San Francisco,
excited for a pampering experience. Sadly it was anything but
my seat was broken, it wouldn't recline, my seat area
was a bit dirty and scuffed, and they were out
of my chosen meal. But the real kicker a fellow
passenger sporting a woman T shirt. Most trans people are
aware this is a transphobic dog whistle, insinuating that this
person is a real woman and that trans women aren't women.
Discovering is completely true. Discovering this URF passenger just a
few seats away caused me to have a panic attack
mid flight. Oh my god, I'm used to getting hate online.
I was caught off guard in real life. I wasn't
expecting to have to share a cabin with someone who
doesn't feel that trans people have the right to exist.
Speaker 2: Oh my really?
Speaker 1: Why? Because it's a real woman, I just like Okay.
I walked up to behind the curtain okay and spoke
with a member of cabin cruise, Sharon, who was incredibly
supportive and checked on me a few times throughout the flying.
Oh okay because of a T shirt? Was this incident
highlighted a gap in airline policies? Oh for crying out loud.
While airlines can't police every outfit, fostering an inclusive environment
is crucial. Perhaps some guidelines and potentially offensive clothing would
prevent similar situations.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 1: This experience reminded me that upper class shouldn't just be
about fancy seats and champagne. It should be about respect, inclusivity,
and ensuring all passengers feel safe and welcome. I'm hoping
that Virgin Atlantic will take the opportunity to continue to improve.
I helped consult on their gender neutral uniform campaign, which
was amazing and create a truly upper class experience for everyone.
Prayer hands. I hate this person.
Speaker 2: All because of a T shirt that said.
Speaker 1: Woman on it said woman. Yeah, it sounds like you're
jealous because she's a real woman.
Speaker 2: I hope that their next flight is like seriously with
Jennifer say, like, I hope they're right next to each
other and that she's all ducked out in the exper This.
Speaker 1: Just makes me want to wear a T shirt every
time I get on an epping plane that says woman.
I'm just gonna do it.
Speaker 2: Y'all should do that too.
Speaker 1: Women out there, real women out there, wear a T
shirt that says woman.
Speaker 2: So this weirdo sees you. Yeah, it's a dog whistle,
you guys, it's a dog whistle.
Speaker 1: I just cannot either freaking weirdos. I can't. I am
a woman. I'm allowed to have a shirt that says
woman on it. I'm sorry that that offends.
Speaker 2: You, but should not send someone into a panic attack.
Speaker 1: And if it does, maybe seek help for that.
Speaker 2: Now, maybe you're the problem.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think. Maybe you definitely are the problem.
Speaker 2: Speaking of women and real ones at that. Lily Phillips,
who we talked about months ago, because she was one
of the complete horrors that sleeps with like as many
men as possible in the shortest time for clout obviously,
and so she was the one who cried like after
her one hundred men in was it twenty four hours
or twelve hours?
Speaker 1: I don't even remember now about a thousand, She's like
a thousand.
Speaker 2: That was the other one. That was the other one.
That's the other one that everybody gets.
Speaker 1: Oh, I get all the skanks missed Mexican. Yeah, so
as you would, as you would, right, I can't keep
them a horse straight, you guys.
Speaker 2: Sorry, but this is the one who wanted to sleep
with a thousand, but then somebody beat her to it,
and I don't remember that girl's name. Lily Phillips is
the one that got a lot of attention because she
cried afterwards, and everyone was like, of course you're gonna
cry because you just did the most self degrading thing
of all time. So she was just on the Trigonometry
podcast talking about the fact that she wants to become
and not necessarily right away, but she wants to become
a mother you guys, and they're asking her, do you
feel like that your history might get in the way
of that? And here is what she says, Bonnie Blue, Yes,
that's the other skank.
Speaker 1: Thank you, the other one.
Speaker 22: Yeah, I would love a family. I would love to
get married, definitely won't kids. But for me, I don't
find what I've done shameful. So I don't think you know,
I'm not scared to have kids or anything like that.
Speaker 2: The stuff that you were doing. I'm sleeping with a
hundred guys in a day.
Speaker 1: Which is going to live there forever.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you might be okay with it, but do you
consider the possibility that your kids might not.
Speaker 22: I mean, for me, I will always bring my kids
up to learn that sex isn't a shameful act.
Speaker 2: I'll bring them up.
Speaker 22: You know. That is what I've done, and that's my choice.
Speaker 2: It's my body.
Speaker 22: So no, because I think that is just how I
will teach them to be not so judgmental as people are.
Speaker 1: Yes, here we go with the shame thing again, right,
she feels no shame, So again I'm judging.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I'm going to judge that.
Speaker 1: I mean, she doesn't feel shame at all, which is disturbing.
And you know what else is disturbing is that she
will probably get married. There will be some dude out
there who's like, oh, yeah, I'll marry you, we can
have kids, and that also like he also has no shame,
which and that also disturbs me.
Speaker 2: What guy would want that like to me to be
with someone that's been that you one of the same
guys who screwed her in the hundred guys, you know,
I mean, like that's the thing.
Speaker 1: They're just as disgusting and shameless, right, I mean, because
the one hundredth guy out of the hundred guys that
got in line to bang her, that's what it. Probably
that guy will be like, yeah, let's get married, I
love you, Let's have children, and she'll be like okay,
and then they'll have kids and then you know, people listen,
people on the left will defend this woman because it's
what my body, my choice. That's this is the new feminism,
at least to me, that's what this is what the
new feminism is. It's I could do whatever I want
with my body, and this is that's what new feminism
to me, at least, that's what it's all about, is
being a total disgusting skank yeah and we're lost, Yeah,
and being unapologetic for it and shameless about it. It's gross.
That's what it's become.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, and maybe maybe on the longer podcast
they do ask this, but like, what if she has
a daughter, would she recommend this line of work to
her daughter? I mean, she's saying, I'm not going to
raise her to believe that sex is shameful and that's fine.
That's different than having sex not be shameful. Is different
than sleeping with hundreds and hundreds of men that you
don't know. I mean, that's there. It's different, like you
can That's just a different thing. So I would love
to know if she would encourage her daughter to do
that same exact career.
Speaker 1: I guess we'll see what she says when she does
have a daughter.
Speaker 2: And speaking of the whole feminism, how that what that means? Now,
there's women who are now in their thirties who are
really wanting to settle down. Mary have families who are
now discovering that guys that are in that same dating
pool are still expecting that women are going to hustle
and that they're going to earn money for their family
and not just sit home and be moms. And it's
an interesting thing that's happening. There's a gal that you're
going to see talking about complaining about what it's like
to be dating in your thirties right now. She's annoying
to the extent that she comes across like aoc. She's
like trying to create affects of her voice and accent
that I don't know where it's coming from, which is
annoying af But it's an interesting point that she's making
none the less here she is.
Speaker 23: If I go on one more date, if I have one
more encounter with a man in his early thirties telling
me that what he's looking for is a hustler, that
he's looking for queen to build an empire with to
be hustling for the next five years, I'm officially tapping out.
Because what y'all don't get. What y'all don't get is
us girlies in our early thirties. We've been hustling. We
fell victim to the girl boss shit, and we was
girl bosson for the last decade. We went to school,
we started our businesses, we bought houses. We've been doing
this shit on our own. We've been on our independent woman's.
Speaker 1: Sh and.
Speaker 23: You're talking to me about hustling another five years. My
man's I'm trying to have some babies. I'm trying to
have some babies. You want me out here working too?
I when hustling you got me fucked up?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: How did she turn into as c at the end
of that? Like what she started out? Okay?
Speaker 1: And then there was there's a lot of schizophrenia happening there.
Speaker 11: I was.
Speaker 1: I couldn't keep track. I was like, what personality are
we doing here?
Speaker 4: What is it?
Speaker 1: What's happening?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 1: There was? That was a lot.
Speaker 2: That's a predicament. Though she is in a predicament.
Speaker 1: I guess, But I mean, I don't know. I see
these chicks saying that stuff and I did it, you
did it? I don't what's the big deal? Just work
and have a kid? Why is it? What?
Speaker 2: What is the big people are on the struggle bus
about it now? And and and why? Well maybe because
they all act like that psycho. Like you can tell
immediately after just that video. If if you're a normal dude,
you're going to stay away from her, you know what
I mean, right, And it seems unhinged. I'm never gorgeous.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's because we just never looked at it as
we're building a kingdom. We just worked, you know what
I mean. We just went and did our jobs and
then came home and had a family. And I just
don't don't see it.
Speaker 2: And we didn't say my mayons, my mayons.
Speaker 1: We just did things. We just yeah, I don't care,
and I didn't. I wasn't like we got to make millions,
you know what I mean. We just wanted to have
a decent life and we did. And I yeah, I
think a lot of these uh kids, I say kids today,
I'm shaking my raik, but they want to have these
extravagant lifestyles because they compare themselves to other people on
the GRAM. And we just didn't do that. We just didn't.
We just wanted to have our families and we wanted
to have a decent job, and we were grateful for it.
And we were just grateful for a lot of shit
that these kids aren't grateful for.
Speaker 2: It's true. So you know, and now there's another phenomenon
that I've seen quite a bit of on the tiktoks
and the Instagram reels and all of that. There's a
lot of girls in particular who are complaining about the
lack of attractive men, which is super interesting because they're
not I mean, I'm not saying that the girl you're
about to see is unattractive, but she's not like the
prize I think that she thinks she is. And so
not only are the girls having trouble finding someone to
essentially take care of them in the way that they
expect to be taken care of, but they also aren't
finding good enough attractiveness levels in the men that are
out there available to date. This is what leads men
to become in cells, I think, because women have these
impossible expectations. Here's one woman talking about the attractiveness factor.
Speaker 7: This is for the girlies that always have another guy,
Like not always have another guy.
Speaker 2: Maybe they should remor that.
Speaker 7: But like have someone attracted that they're hooking up with,
and then they stop that and then they have someone else,
and like, where are you finding these fucking men? Because
on the dating apps, everyone's fucking ugly. I'm sorry, everybody
is fucking ugly, not going out to bars. So I'm
not meeting people there, And even if that was, those
are not the men I want to meet.
Speaker 2: Uh the gym, no one fucking talks to you.
Speaker 7: I have restling this face, so no one's nobody's coming
my way, no one's talking to me.
Speaker 2: But where the fuck where are we meeting.
Speaker 7: These men that are actually attracted because everywhere I look
it's ugly, ugly, ugly. There are so many attractive women
and there's so many unattracted men.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I can think of a million reasons why
if I were a dude. It's just a personal perspective
why I wouldn't want to talk to her. And it
has nothing to do with even her looks. She just
seems awful, miserable. She seems like a miserable human being
just by the way that she, you know what I mean,
presents herself. I wouldn't want to hang out with that.
So maybe it's you, lady, Maybe it's you exactly, And
it's not always. Why is everybody so caught up in
the way people look? I just you know, sometimes is
the essence of somebody. You have to get to know them,
and like what, I don't know, I've just never.
Speaker 2: And they become more attractive, although I say, you know,
looks are important, like you have to be attracted to
a person that you're wanting to date or if she.
Speaker 1: Of course you have to be attracted. But it's not
like but I think they just it's it's very different.
It was very different from me. It had to be
more than just looks. You're going to grow old with
that person. There has to be more than just looks.
You know. I'm just speaking from personal experience. I just
you know, I mean, I don't look like I did
when I was in my twenties and thirties, so I
don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's not really the point though. I mean
it's not you're I mean, nobody said change changing, but
like initially being attracted to someone is generally how people
got together. You're attractive, you think I'm attractive, Let's date,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I worry about the people that base it
just on that, you know, because what's it going to
be Like what if that person gets sick? What if
what if something? What if something happens and their appearance
changes even in two years, three years, are you going
to ditch them for somebody else? I mean, it should
be more about other things. It is superficial. I hate
that crap. I hate it.
Speaker 2: Well, and I wonder too if there's sort of an
over like there's a crisis of over confidence now because
we sat with body positivity, that whole movement love yourself,
which I get. Listen, I'm all about good, healthy self esteem,
but also realism, like if you are a five hundred
pound roll who doesn't take care of yourself in any
way and you're like, I'm hot and you're showing your
wares all over you know what I mean, there's like
there's I feel like people have a completely warped version,
like a vision of themselves. And so that girl, although
she wasn't by any stress, she was fine, But I
don't think I think she's looking for freaking models and
she's not looking for guys that are fine at the
same level that she is.
Speaker 1: I tell you, I think crisis of overconfidence is a
great point. And I think a lot of these girls
are like they have to be sixth far and in
France and they have to be making two hundred thousand
dollars a year and they have to drive this and
it's like why, yeah, why bring in right exactly what
are you bringing and just go out and meet people
and just be a human being? For crying out loud,
why can't people just be human beings and meet other
human beings and connect as a human being? What is
wrong with you?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: He doesn't do that anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm just so glad to not be in that world.
Right me too.
Speaker 1: I would never survive. I couldn't do it anymore.
Speaker 2: I couldn't, could not, could not do it. All right,
we've got a couple of thank yous from yesterday, Curtis Woods,
said a fellow I'm going to guess. Southern New Hampshire
University student said that Bias likes salt ads flavor, provided
we use it correctly. Is any wonder why the legacy
media is so despised now. Their blatant bias has killed
their credibility? Ridiculous, indeed they have. He also said, Shri
Thanadar Rashida to Lee wie Dingle, michiganers, what the holy
f is wrong with you?
Speaker 1: It's so true, like what it's going on with them?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, they are out of control.
Speaker 1: God. Pamela J. Bennett Walton, that is a name right there.
Shout out to my husband John fifty years tomorrow. Thank
you chicks for bringing giggles laughs and yes, some consternation
at times. You two are the best. Thank you, Pamela,
And happy anniversary. That is just Sony fifty years fifty
fifth this year.
Speaker 2: That's like, I mean, that's literally half.
Speaker 1: What is fifty years? I can't fifty gold? That's the
golden anniversary, right, I think so?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's twenty five.
Speaker 1: I think twenty five is silver. Yeah, okay, all right,
he loves them and you love silver. That's your favorite.
Uh huh. Shelley Ettington, congratulations, DJT. I'm becoming a grandfather again.
Tiffany had a baby boy yesterday, Yes she did, Yes,
thank you, Shelly Penny Purdue. Each time I see that
eighty six forty seven shell pick, all I can think
is you've already tried that. Come up with something else,
losers Levey chicks, so true. They tried it twice that
we know of.
Speaker 2: There's probably been other.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're absolutely right, ma GCQC. Seeing that precious picture
of Tiffany Trump with the new baby caused a flashback
to the first moment. So I got to hold my
babies and count all their toes and fingers. Thank you
for showing us that I know right, it does go
so fast. Donkey Hody. When you were late this morning,
I was afraid Andrea Tantarra's got you and took you away.
She's alive as well.
Speaker 2: She's back on Twitter.
Speaker 1: Kim Lambert, eighty six means eight miles away and six
feet under.
Speaker 2: I mean literally everybody knows what it means. And yet
this idiot that I fought with Twitter was like, no, oh,
that's not Why do you think it means off? Somebody?
That's crazy shit?
Speaker 1: Ub dude, Michelle Boyd, Good morning, beautiful ladies. I got
Banana Foster coffee from Blackout Coffee, and boom, a new
subscription was born. It's fantastic. Their flavors are ridiculous. My
husband loves the cinnamon toast whatever that is, the cinnamon,
He's obsessed with it. Yeah, it's so good. Robin Die,
my hub just told the radio f off. He votes
dem and has listened to MPR for forty years, but
has now fed up with their BS stories. Might he convert?
Speaker 2: I mean that's the first step.
Speaker 1: MPR M thank you, Robin the Great Gatsby. I'm the
mama of the chocolate lab puppy from x the other day.
I gotta get her that bed you do, Yeah, totally, Alexandra.
My father always told me, find a man who loves
God more than you do, and you'll be more fulfilled.
Mourning from my new home in Idaho. It's great advice, Alexandra.
Speaker 2: And welcome home to your new home.
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly, you guys, It's going to be a great weekend.
It's going to be hot here in Texas. I don't
know about you.
Speaker 2: Well, I know, so I'm going to be coming to
you from on Monday and Tuesday, I'll be coming at
you from Indianapolis in a hotel. And I know that
by Wednesday, which is when we're driving back, the highs
are going to be in the sixties in Indie. Yes,
like I would have to take, you know, warm things.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it was like one hundred and two
here the other day. It's already we are in the
throes of summer here in Texas, which I'm.
Speaker 2: Here, I don't understand. I just guess I'm so glad
to not be there.
Speaker 1: I know whether it was humid here in Texas, wasn't it?
Speaker 2: It's fantastic.
Speaker 1: I love it. You guys have the best weekend ever.
Enjoy everything everybody, be happy to be safe. We'll talk
to you on Monday. Bye.