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Speaker 1: Coming up on the show today, there's been a second
assassination attempt. Maybe this one was saying in the news
cycle for more than like one day. We'll see. I
guess Kamala's had a disastrous solo interview without our emotional
support running me. Jady keeps slaying this time on the
Sunday shows.
Speaker 2: And Trump wants you to know that he hates.
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Speaker 1: Be a long show of a long show, lot going on.
Speaker 2: Lot going on, And we're just going to get to
some like random things. But for obviously, the big story
of the day is the second attempt on Trump's life.
But we're going to go in a bit of a
chronological order of the weekend and start off with Kamala's
horrible interview because that happened first, and so we'll get
to that as soon as we get through some random
headlines and some thank yous to Judy Flood who says,
good morning, chicks. Today is my birthday and I am
seventy eight years young. Happy birthday, Happy birthday to you.
And then also from last Friday, this was from the
Ballpit crew over on Rumble, Rebel Queen nineteen sixty five
said she is a plant. She will sabotage him. I
can only assume that that is from that was from
our discussion about Laura Lumer.
Speaker 1: I think, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, Okay, that's the.
Speaker 2: Only thing I can think of, because again now we're
missing the context since it's been a few days, right,
So that was one that we got. There was another
from Rebel Queen also who said that did they break
down the registration to Dems versus Republicans? I want to
believe our side showed up too. That was in response
to Taylor Swift, uh, you know, telling everybody to register
to vote after she endorsed Kamala and then there was
this flood of new registrations. And no, I don't know
that there was a breakdown from that, so I don't
know that we can, but.
Speaker 1: You're right, it could have been a lot of Republicans too.
Speaker 2: We don't know. We just don't know. And then from
Kim Lee, Uh, this was in response to I think
what we did for? What did we do? First? Long?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sorry blog, Yes, yeah we were. It was
it was about kids and the general parenting stuff and
all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's right. So she said, go outside playing the mud,
puddles and bikes, get off their phones, video games, et cetera.
Move your body. It will help with mental health. And
of course that's absolutely true. Agreed. This last Friday was
when Matt Walsh's and My racist movie came out. I
have not had a chance to see that, but apparently
there were shenanigans at some of the movie theaters. In fact,
one this was from Prime Cinemas. They said they've gotten
a strong reaction from people who were mad that they
were going to show the movie, and so they said,
we're just we're the safety of our staff is our
number one priority, so we're not going to show the film.
They're just not going to show it. These people hate
free speech. It's ridiculous, it is.
Speaker 1: It's a freaking movie. My god, I know, right, the
last thing, No one is dragging you to the theater.
Speaker 2: See it. Just don't see it.
Speaker 1: No, just don't go wrong with these people.
Speaker 2: It's just crazy. I mean, that is just freaking crazy. Yeah.
What's also is this entire election season? As I know,
you know, and it's art. We're already getting the warnings.
New York Times released an article about what to expect
from the elections, and they're basically saying there won't be
an immediate winner on election night, and early results could
misleadingly suggest a Trump victory. Here we go. However, this
isn't necessarily a sign of flaws in the process, but
rather the results of stronger security measures needed for counting
mail in ballots. To democracy right.
Speaker 1: Who believes this raised their hand?
Speaker 2: Why is every other country able to do this in
a day?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 1: Why were we able to do it eons ago? We
were able to do it back in the day, and
now all of a sudden we can't because because Trump
is running.
Speaker 2: Just stop it.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 2: It just makes me so so mad. And then also
in Gossip News, this happened over the weekend and I
was like, whizzle was that? But there was a headline
that said Don Trump Junior was caught kissing a whole
other person that was not Kimberly Gilfoyle.
Speaker 1: They were like in I read the article because I
was like so interested in this, and they were in
a very dark restaurant and they acted. They said that
she acted as if this wasn't the first time that
they've done this. They were canoodling, yeah, and she was like, oh,
you know, like they he ordered something, she goes, you
don't usually order that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so this is her not obviously she's a horrible
Actually she's really cute.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Yeah, we have a theory on this though. Listen,
yeah I do, and you don't. Because here's the thing.
They're not married, don That's I've.
Speaker 2: Been engaged for like six years, but they're not.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But when you're older, like like crapper, get off the pot.
That's how I feel about that. That's just how I feel. Okay,
my husband and I got married a little older, you know,
And I feel like if you know, either know or
you don't know. You know what I mean, Like you
you know, and so just get married or don't. That's
how I feel about that. Like I feel like if
if you're dragging your feet on getting married. Probably don't
want to get married.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, what's the point of being engaged for years?
Speaker 1: There is no point, especially feel like they can afford
a wedding or whatever it is that they want to
do to celebrate exactly just but yeah, that would be
what the just yeah, you crap or get off the pot.
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Speaker 1: And you know what, I honestly, Astrad lost twenty pounds
this year, and I think it's part. It's in part
because she we give her that look at that look
at it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, uh huh.
Speaker 1: I mean she's not spelt by any means. She's still
a little partly, but she had to lose some weight,
and like, I think it's because of that, because it
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really do think that that's part of the reason that
she's lost a little weight. So I'm just putting that
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Speaker 2: I mean, that's one of many zillions of great testimonials
about what that can do for your pets. Okay, somebody
mentioned that they were upset by the light switch. I
don't like it either. I understand now that it's very visible.
I'll see what you got to move the light switch.
Speaker 1: You gotta move it.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know that I can do a
whole lot. Maybe I can. Can I tell how about
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Speaker 1: Now you see the page, which I think is way better.
Speaker 2: Okay. Also big big news about a potential whistleblower from
ABC coming out to talk about the debate and how
completely rigged it was for Kamala and apparently this whistleblower,
who as signed a sworn affidavit, says that they demand
Harris's campaign demanded the live fact checking of Donald Trump
because what they didn't want was what happened to Joe
Biden in his debate with Trump, and for Trump to
just be able to say things and then Biden just
was how he was. I don't know why they were
afraid that that was going to happen to Kamala, but
they did ask for live fact checking, and then they
also apparently asked, don't fact check us in the process,
only fact check our opponent. This whistleblower sent the affidavit
to Speaker Mike Johnson, and they say that they have
secret recordings from within the walls of ABC proving that
they rigged the debate.
Speaker 1: Of course, I mean, it's like anybody with half a
brain knows this is true. And I guarantee she got
the questions in advance, without questions she did. She knew
exactly what they were going to ask. They had everything
scripted and rehearsed, got everything. Everything is a script for
these people. Everything is a skit. It is a total skit,
as evidenced by the interview that she had on Friday.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and that oh my god. Well we'll get
to some of that, because it was such a disaster
for her and such a reminder of what a loser.
She is, Oh my god, And speaking of losers, Keith
Olberman has like an obsession with Riley Gaines that has
gotten really out of control. So he's constantly tweeting at
her and uh huh it's super weirded. So she got
him so good. I just loved her response to one
of the things that he tweeted to her. He said
something about how she's a mediocre swimmer, a sufferer of
illusions of grandeur, future shitty parent, and she wrote back
when Tim Walls says men use tampons, he's explicitly referring
to Keith Olber.
Speaker 1: My god, I love that so much.
Speaker 2: I just perfect.
Speaker 1: He is such a baby, Like he's so threatened by her.
Speaker 2: Right, I mean, it's it's constant. That's just one example.
He tweets at her all good time. He's obsessed with her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's that guy that you know he asked a
girl to prom like he thinks that that girl is
so pretty and everything, and the girl's like no, and
then he just obsesses and he just zones in on
her and obsesses. He's that guy. He's that guy.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's creepy. He's creepy.
Speaker 1: He's so God, he is beyond creepy.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, all right, let's get into this interview that
happened on Friday. This was I will say that the
ABC guy that interviewed her, he had no pushback, no
follow up questions soever, So he was a big, fat loser.
But first of before yeah, exactly, But before we get
to any of that, you have to hear jd Vance
talking about how absolutely incapable Kamala is.
Speaker 9: Kamala Harris is not a capable human being, Like, do
you really want in the midst of a high pressure
conflict her negotiating with Jiji Ping about Taiwan? Or do
you want her over there in Moscow or Kiev negotiating
with the Russians with Vladimir Putin about the peace settlement
in Ukraine. This is scary, scary stuff. And you talk
about a person like Kamala Harris who can't even answer
a simple question without retreating into slogans and talking points.
What about when the cameras are off and she's in
a private room with world leaders. That's scary scary stuff.
And that's maybe what worries me about more than any
of her domestic policies, is what happens if the shit
hits the fan. I don't think Kamala Harris can handle it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he's a thousand percent that's not correct, right, And.
Speaker 2: You know it when you start listening to her when
she's unscripted, of course, and so this interview that she
did with ABC was just a huge, big fat fail.
And the very first question is about give me specifics
on what you would do to lower prices? How about
Americans with the economy that they're facing right now? She
you can tell she goes she needs a script because
her answer is literally word for word what she said
in the debate. Yeah, this clip runs a little long
because you have to hear how long it takes her
to get to anything resembling a tiny bit of policy.
Speaker 10: I have to know more about you and about your
specific plans. At the debate the other night, you talked
about creating an opportunity economy. What if we can drill
down on that a little bit when we talk about
bringing down prices and making life more affordable for people,
What are two specific things you have in mind for that.
Speaker 11: Well, I'll start with this. I grew up a middle
class kid. Oh my god, my mother raised my sister
and me. She worked very hard. She was able to
finally save up enough money to buy our first house
when I was a teenager.
Speaker 1: No one gets a shit.
Speaker 11: I grew up in a community of hard working people,
you know, construction workers and the nurses and teachers. And
I try to explain to some people who may not
have had the same experience, you know, if I but
a lot of people will relate to this. You know,
I grew up in a neighborhood of folks who are
very proud of their.
Speaker 2: Lawn what is happening?
Speaker 11: And I was raised to believe and to know that
all people deserve dignity, and that we as Americans have
a beautiful character.
Speaker 12: You know, we have with ambitions and.
Speaker 11: Aspirations and dreams. Wright but not everyone necessarily has access
to the resources that can help them fuel those treas
means an ambition. So when I talk about building an
opportunity economy, it is very much with the mind of
investing in the ambitions and aspirations and the incredible work
ethic of the American people and creating opportunity for people,
for example, to start a small business.
Speaker 2: Okay, here we go, O.
Speaker 11: Mother, you know, worked long hours, and our neighbor.
Speaker 2: Helped raise us. We used to call her was.
Speaker 11: I still call her our second mother. She was a
small business owner. I love our small business owners. I
learned who they are from my childhood. And she was
a community leader. She hired locally. She mentored, our small
businesses are so much part of our community.
Speaker 2: It's coming.
Speaker 11: I think the backbone of America's economy. So my opportunity
economy here includes giving startups a fifty thousand dollars tax
deduction to start their small business. It used to be
five thousand dollars. Nobody can start a small business with
five thousand dollars. But investing in people's innovative ideas and
giving them the ability to go for it. Opportunity accountmy
economy means, Look, we don't have housing in America. We
have a housing supply shortage, and what that means, in
particular for so many younger Americans, the American dream is elusive.
It's just actually not attainable. So part of my plan
is to work with the private sector and housing developers
to give them a tax credit to be able to
partner with us as the government to build in My
goal is three million new homes by the end of
my first term.
Speaker 2: In addition, work out great to help.
Speaker 11: People who just want to get their foot in the
door literally, and so giving first time home buyers a
twenty five thousand dollars down payment.
Speaker 1: Assistance, Oh my god. So it took her what was
that like five minutes? We sat and endured that bull
crap all the time. But she was my second mother,
my mother.
Speaker 2: We don't care.
Speaker 1: Just tell us what you're gonna do. Right for her
to say, we're gonna we're going to basically gouge the
American tax payer and have them pay other people who
don't deserve this money. We're going to give them money.
We're going to give people twenty five thousand dollars for
a down payment on a home when people who can't
afford that are going to give that. It's kind of
like the we're going to pay your school loans garbage.
Speaker 2: That's what I And the nonsense about the fifty thousand
dollars tax credit for small businesses is not going to
help anyone start a business now, because you need actual
money to start a business. Getting a tax credit the
year after is not going to help helpful now. People
can't afford to start small businesses. Right now, that's the problem.
Speaker 1: Right, it's not going to incentivize anybody to do that.
But it's just like it's more, hey, we're going to
give you free crap. I'm going to give you free crap.
Nothing is free, Kamala. It all comes from us. It's
not coming from you, sweetheart, It's coming from us. So
congratulations for doing the exact same thing that every Democrat
has done in every campaign cycle, which is promise free jit.
Speaker 2: It's all they ever do, that's all they do.
Speaker 1: All they do. It's the same song and dance and
after she dances and sings for five minutes, Oh my god.
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Speaker 14: It is this big opportunity for Vice President Kamala Harris
to knock the first big single interview out of the
park and uh kind of put those naysayers aside that
say she just does nothing but answer questions with word salads.
And then we ask this young this local reporter says.
Speaker 15: We need specifics.
Speaker 14: It's kind of sad that here we are, you know,
weeks and weeks and weeks into this campaign and we're
still begging for the specifics. And you get this long
winded answer from President, Kamala Harris going in about her
life story in the middle class, before she starts to
even address the question your thoughts on how she did
and that first big, first solo interview.
Speaker 16: This was a reminder of the Kamala Harris Democrats were
so nervous about running in Joe Biden's place initially. You know,
many people said that at the time, very very early
after that first debate, that you know, replacing Biden would
be too risky because of exactly these sorts of appearances
that she made throughout her time as vice president.
Speaker 14: Yeah, you know, when this reporter asked for specifics, Brian
Taff asked for specifics. She did eventually get to some
of the things she's talked about before, the money for
home buyers, that sort of thing.
Speaker 1: She got to it.
Speaker 2: But there was this long beginning.
Speaker 14: Was that strategy? Was she burning time in the interview?
Was she trying to find her thoughts? When did she
just you know, mentally go back to a talking point
that she planned a hit from the start, She wants to.
Speaker 2: Drive home, she's from a middle class background.
Speaker 17: What was that?
Speaker 16: You know, when she did the scene coherent in that interview,
she was almost repeating word for word things that she
had said in the debate. So these were very clearly
things that had been scripted. And among the lines that
had been scripted was this line about being in the
middle class. But then she embellished it with this very
strange comment about, well, my neighbors really like to take
care of their lawns.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I just love that so much.
Speaker 1: What the hell is she doing? Patrick?
Speaker 2: I think we should all take an example and use
this the next time we're being asked what our plan
is and it's something that we don't want to do. Yeah,
should just say well, I grew up in a middle
class family.
Speaker 1: My favorite.
Speaker 2: Yes, we all just start doing this. I mean, I
think it's a strategy. I think I should. It's strategery,
you guys, it's strategy. And it's not the only time
in her interview on Friday that she repeated things that
she had said exactly in the debate. You guys remember
from the debate where she said, well, clearly I'm not
you know Biden never.
Speaker 1: Oh, we remember it. It was exactly like that.
Speaker 2: It was good. Well she did it again because that
interviewer asked, you know, in what ways do you contrast
with the sitting president. And she said this, well, and.
Speaker 11: Obviously not Joe Biden. And you know, I offer a
new generation of leadership. And so for example, thinking about
developing and creating an opportunity economy where god, it's about
investing in areas that really need a lot of work,
and maybe focusing on again the aspirations and the dreams,
but also just recognizing that at this moment in time,
some of the stuff we could take for granted years ago,
they can't take for granted anymore.
Speaker 1: What is that? What does that mean?
Speaker 2: I know nothing, It means nothing. None of that means anything.
She means nothing. And that's what is like.
Speaker 1: The last twelve of the past sixteen years. It's they've
been in charge. So all of a sudden, all of
a sudden, it's gonna be different if she's in charge.
Speaker 2: Not gonna be different.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be more of the same crap, you guys.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be an opportunity economy that means nothing.
Speaker 1: An opportunity for them to take more of your money,
that's what. It's gonna be a huge opportunity for them
to get rich off the backs of the American taxpayer. Gratulations.
You're a sucker, but.
Speaker 2: There are you know, people are showing up to her
rallies and droves. Is huge crowds, and according to Brian Stelter,
the imagery of that is far more important than anything
she actually says.
Speaker 18: I'm surprised she's saying it out loud. She's so obviously
visually not Joe Biden, right, she she is the hope
and change and youthful energy in this race.
Speaker 19: My god.
Speaker 18: So to me, the images are more important than I
think she's saying right now. When she keeps filling these rallies,
that's probably more important than when she says out loud
the rallies.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, mister potato head. Yes, imagery is everything important.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 1: The imagery is the most important, isn't it you guys?
I mean, the imagery is what helps you pay your
electric bill.
Speaker 2: Right, It's all about imagery. I just cannot.
Speaker 1: It's such a thumb. That guy, He's a thumb.
Speaker 2: And then you know, going back to the interview, you
know when she's been doing this a lot too, when
she says to be honest with you, to be very
honest with.
Speaker 1: Be honest, I'm being honest, right, now to be clear,
let's be clear.
Speaker 2: But she's doing this honesty thing quite a bit, and
she does it again, and that's when you know that
you're about to get another word salad.
Speaker 11: I approach is about new ideas, new policies that are
directed at the current moment. And also, to be very
honest with you, my focus is very much in what
we need to do over the next ten twenty years
to catch up to the twenty first century around again capacity,
but also challenges.
Speaker 2: What is she saying?
Speaker 1: Whoa what? Well, she was very honest with you, what capacity,
But also what does that even mean? I'm being serious,
I don't know what any of that means.
Speaker 2: It doesn't mean anything. It just sounds good to the dumbasses.
It's just like, here's a word, here's a word, here's
a word.
Speaker 1: I'm of it together, right, it doesn't make any sense,
you guys.
Speaker 2: God.
Speaker 1: And then dumb people fall for this.
Speaker 2: Totally and they're just like, oh my god, she's so eloquent,
she's a capacity used that word in a sentence. And
then remember that the debate was literally just this past tuesday. Okay,
so on Tuesday she got all bitchy to Donald Trump
for daring to suggest that she and Tim Walls plan
on taking your guns away, and she was like, oh,
stop with the lies.
Speaker 1: I have a gun.
Speaker 2: I have a gun. And then fast forward three days
and she sounds very different.
Speaker 11: Listen and this business about taking everyone's guns away. Tim
Walls and I are both gun owners. We're not taking
anybody's guns away. So stop with the continuous lying about
this stuff. Part of my approach to this is I
was a career prosecutor for most of my career. I
have personally prosecuted homicide cases. I have personally looked at autopsies.
I have personally seen what assault weapons.
Speaker 1: Do to personally personally.
Speaker 11: And so I feel very strongly that it is because
with the Second Amendment and your right to own a gun,
to also say we need an assault weapons ban. They're
literally tools of war.
Speaker 1: How is that consistent?
Speaker 11: Literally designed to kill a lot of human beings quickly?
Speaker 1: And define what an assault weapon is binga define that
they can't they know, no democrat can define it. And
how in the world is is banning a weapon consistent
with the Second Amendment. Okay, I'm gonna ban this firearm,
but yet it's that is consistent.
Speaker 2: I'm not taking your guns.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's consistent with the actual Second Amendment. Like
in the same sentence she's saying this, okay.
Speaker 2: And then there was this great video that was going
around because going back to the debate, remember where she
said and right now, we have no active duty service
members serving a dour zone anywhere. They're like completely fine
and safe. I mean, that was truly remarkable. So this
video is now going viral because reasons.
Speaker 12: Well, I will tell you I agreed with President Biden's
decision to pull out of Afghanistan. Four presidents said they would,
and Joe Biden did, And as a result, America's taxpayers
are not paying the three hundred million dollars a day
we were paying for that endless war. And as of today,
there is not one member of the United States military
who is in active duty in a combat zone in
any war zone.
Speaker 2: Around the world. The first time this is what but
let's understand, so where.
Speaker 1: The fuck are we?
Speaker 2: Oh my god?
Speaker 1: The fact that ABC let that go though, is reprehensible.
Speaker 2: One of many lives that they go without fact checking exactly.
Speaker 1: And then that guy has the audacity the last week
to say, oh, she lelled once. God she it just
continuous stream of lies, but that one especially was so reprehensible.
I just cannot believe they let it go. And she
wants to be commander in chief. She doesn't even know.
She couldn't even point out to you on a map
where Syria and Iraq are. And he knows Russia is
a country next to Ukraine. Russia is a bigger country.
Speaker 2: It's bigger. Ukraine is a smaller country.
Speaker 1: It's bigger, you guys.
Speaker 20: You know.
Speaker 2: She also calls Iraq the Iraq. You know she does
such as So Hugh Hewitt responded to her interview performance,
and here.
Speaker 21: He is on that I want specific answers the Pennsylvania report.
He answer, and she gives the same answer she gave
it the debate. I honestly don't think she has a
thought in her head about anything that's specific. And I
must say, I think the opinions of the debate are
changing as the week goes on. She was wrapped up
in bubble wrapped by Mura and Lindy Davis and ABC
and Disney, got no follow up. She had no specific
she was not fact check. It's beginning to dawn on people.
There is no there there She had a very bad
few days and that interview. Oh my goodness, gracious, she
does not have a thought in her head.
Speaker 1: He's right, Oh my goodness, gracious is right, Oh my goodness, gracious, golly,
g Willakers.
Speaker 2: And then you know it's not bad. It's bad enough
that she does the word salad, But then her surrogates
who get sent out there to try to cover her
tracks sound just as ridiculous. Take case in point, Governor
Healely from Massachusetts was on with Martha Raddits and Martha,
that's her name, right, it's Martha rad Martha Radditt, Yeah, Martha.
To her credit, Martha was trying really hard to say,
it's kind of inexcusable for a potential commander in chief
to not know that we have active duty service members
in war zones, like don't you and the way the
deflection you guys, I.
Speaker 7: Want to ask you to behold about her comments about
the military. She said during the debate, this about the
US military.
Speaker 11: Let's listen. As of today, there is not one member
of the United States Military who is in active duty
in a combat zone in any war zone around the world.
The first time this century.
Speaker 7: Our fact checkers found that to be false, and I
have a lot of experience in that area as well.
There are currently nine hundred US military personnel in Syria,
twenty five hundred US troops in i Rock. All have
been under regular threat from drones and missiles for months.
We also have action in the Red Sea. We also
every single day the Navy Seals Delta Forces special operators
can be part of any sort of deadly raid. So
why would she make that claim?
Speaker 22: Well, I think what's important here, Martha, is that Kamala Harris,
in contrast to Donald Trump, demonstrated herself to be commander
in chief. We are in a world where there are
all sorts of conflicts, and it's all the more reason
we need somebody who's serious and who supports the military.
And just remember governor.
Speaker 7: The governor. Excuse me, she said there is not one
member of the United States military who is an active
duty in a combat zone. That is not true. You
say she demonstrated her ability to be commander in chief,
But did she not know about these people in Syria
and Iraq? Why would she say that?
Speaker 22: Look, that was a comment. That was a comment in
a debate. I think the point that she was trying
to make was a broader point. And of course we
have military in place all around this country.
Speaker 1: God, I didn't know that. I can't. Although listen when
it comes to Martha, she works for ABC, and she's like,
our fat checkers found this. It's like, wait, when did
they find that Martha was it?
Speaker 2: Obviously it was.
Speaker 1: After the debate and after those two people gave her
cover the entire time who also work at ABC. These
people are all insufferable. I hate all of them, all
of them I do. I mean, it's just so gross.
So we can give her props for calling this out,
but the fact remains is that she works for a
crap network that let this happen to begin with. They
should have fact checker, and in real time it should
have been fact checked, not four.
Speaker 2: Or five days later.
Speaker 14: Right now.
Speaker 1: It's just they're all disgusting.
Speaker 2: And you know that they're providing cover. When you ask
a direct question, which is shouldn't she have known that
there's active duty people in war zones? And the answer begins,
I think the important thing here is right exactly.
Speaker 1: I mean, the bottom line is it really what she
should have said is, don't be silly. She doesn't even
know where Iraq and Syria and all those places are ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Well, we got to get to the big story of
the day, which is, of course the second attempt on
Trump's life. But we will do that after we thank
a few people. Nieman sixty four says, Mat, can you
remove the light switch? It bothers me. I didn't, It's gone,
gotta rip it out of the wall. Karen Eva said
she's the female version of Oswald Bates from in Living Color.
Speaker 1: I don't remember that.
Speaker 2: I don't remember that character, but I it's hilarious. Aaron
Powers says, finished poll worker training in Cuyahoga County, Ohio,
Cleveland this weekend. After seeing the process firsthand, I feel
great about the election process here and I encourage everyone
to get involved. That is amazing.
Speaker 1: That's fantastic. Good for you, Yes, good for you.
Speaker 2: Erin MJ. Homestead says, good morning, chick. Shout out to
my sister Terry who just started watching you ladies. Welcome
to the party, says Hi, Terry.
Speaker 13: Hi Terarry.
Speaker 2: The photo in the story says I went to high
school with the Kamala interviewer sky Bad interview Megan Kelly
and alumna of our high school should have given him lessons.
Oh my god, yeah, you don't mess around with Megan Kelly. Yeah,
thank you to Sandra Newport. Nathan Sankster High, Nathan High.
Nathan Nathan says, Kamala has her script and she is
sticking to it. Kim Donaldson says, I have a nice
lawn and a great mother. Can I be president?
Speaker 1: It's outrageous, isn't it?
Speaker 2: And bo Mama eight says Kamala is the perfect example
of if you can't dazzle him with brilliance, baffle him
with bullshit. So true, really right? Kim Holtzman says, wait, wait,
wait a second. Kamala is the last person in the
room but doesn't know about our troops. Miss lying maclire
pants is at it again, and yet another reason why
she is incompetent.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: Indeed, all right, So the news broke yesterday of the
second attempt on Trump's life. Obviously, when it first broke,
there was a lot of confusion, like there was instantly
the reaction was, oh my gosh, somebody has tried to
shoot him. Then people were like, no, wait, now it
sounds like there were two shooters trying to shoot each
other and he was just in the same vicinity. But
then it became clear, no, no, no, this was like
legit an attempted assassination again. And we first heard from
Trump who said there were gunshots in my vicinity. But
before rumors start sp spiraling out of control, I wanted
you to hear this first. I am safe and well.
Nothing will slow me down. I will never surrender. I
will always love you for supporting me. And then we
heard news, more more specific news about the attempt and
what was found in the area. So apparently this guy
was hiding in the bushes with an AK forty seven,
a scope, two backpacks, a go pro and the Secret
Service was a hole ahead of Trump, scoping out obviously
each hole, and they noticed him, and so they are
now the FBI is now investigating it as an atempted
assassin nation this, of course the second time in just
two months. He was taken to the ground immediately as
the pops rang out. There were four shots fired at
the suspect, although he is in custody and unharmed, so
that we do know from this update, I.
Speaker 1: Have a question, just really quick. I know this is
a completely off topic, it's kind of off topic. Why
can't you say assassination on Twitter? Why can't you write that?
Speaker 2: Can you not? People always see the stars?
Speaker 1: I don't. Why do people always do that? Why can't
they always put stars? They can't? They don't write out
assassination on Twitter?
Speaker 20: Is it?
Speaker 1: Is it? Are you going to be taken down? I
feel like that's the one place we get well, that's
the thing. People do that all the time on Twitter,
And I'm like, why is are people just afraid to
write that word? Or are we afraid of being squelled?
Speaker 2: Like what?
Speaker 1: I don't understand why people don't just say it?
Speaker 2: That's he was.
Speaker 1: Somebody tried to assassinate him, That's what it was. Like,
I don't anyways, I can't say it right, we should
just say it. So anyway, I thought that was weird
because I see a lot of people doing that and
I don't know why people do that. Yeah, that's wild. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Hannity talked to the President not terribly long after
this attempt, and he gave everybody a rundown of how
he's doing. In this interview from yesterday.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to.
Speaker 1: Like, how is he doing?
Speaker 9: That's what we want to know.
Speaker 2: How is he doing?
Speaker 19: If you spoke to him, Well, you really want to
know the truth art thell, He goes, I really, well,
there's more details, because I did hear, and Steve Woodkough
was very clear.
Speaker 23: The first thing the President did when he got back
to the clubhouse was make sure that everybody else was okay.
He didn't see his golf partner with him. Where's Steve,
Where's Steve? Where's Steve? And then Steve says, I'm right here.
He got in maybe a few minutes behind the president.
The Secret Service was able to get everybody to safety.
Everybody else was taken off the golf course. Then when
the President found out everybody was safe and nobody had
been harmed. I guess, in typical fight fight fight fashion,
Trump said uh to Steve, and then he related to me,
I really wanted to finish the hole. I was even
and I had I had a birdie putt and it
was on the fifth. It was on the fifth hole,
which shows a lot of I think, guts and gumption
and very trumpy and I guess in every way. But
you know, the good news we can report is that
that in spite of this being in such close proximity
to the President and others in the Secret Service, that
they were not harmed and that they are in safety,
and I know the investigation will go forward, probably more
details I would imagine as time unfolds.
Speaker 2: Of course, he was like, dang it, I really wanted
to finish that hole.
Speaker 23: Right.
Speaker 1: This is the thing. I think he's just he's in
phase and he's just it's not going to stop him.
He's going to you know, I.
Speaker 2: Kind of feel like maybe it should phase him.
Speaker 1: A little now. I don't think it will. I think
it's just going to give him more resolve.
Speaker 2: But I think it's terrifying because they're obviously going to
keep trying.
Speaker 1: Well, they're going to keep trying. And that's it makes
me like him even more.
Speaker 2: I know, kids, I don't He's not a cat like
this is not somebody with nine lives at some point.
Is he supposed to quit?
Speaker 1: Is he supposed to quit and go?
Speaker 2: Well, I maybe just not be out in as public
of areas, maybe as open areas are like courses. Maybe
just not for the next several weeks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I guess you could say that, but
about it, and he's to live his life. He likes
to golf, he likes to do the things. I mean,
he's just not a he's not a guy that's scared.
You know, he's gonna he wants to live.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you're very worried. Well, the guy, the
suspect who is in custody is this fellow. This I'm
not gonna name him, but this is this is the guy.
He was obviously delighted with himself because this is right
after he was arrested. And so again he was armed
with an AK forty seven, and he was utterly unbothered
to be arrested. And now there's of course a lot
of really really sketch stuff coming out about him. First
of all, he tweeted back in April that he was
very much influenced by all of the tone and tenor
coming out of the Biden administration, which is, the democracy
is on the ballot, and Trump's slogan should be massive,
make American slaves again, master democracies on the ballot. We
cannot lose, We cannot afford to fail. The world is
counting on us to show the way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean he I feel like the guy
was radicalized, like by J six, all the stuff that's
happened and people not bringing the temperature down. I thought
they were supposed to bring the temperature down. Yeah, I mean,
this is how I feel about it. There's so much
rhetoric out there.
Speaker 2: We've got to show I have a ton of rhetoric
to remind people of right. And absolutely the temperature never
came down, never came down.
Speaker 1: So why is that When they said it was going
to come down, why haven't they Why haven't they brought
it down? I thought we were going to. They say,
when you have a party that calls Trump Hitler, they're
gonna start believing that he's Hitler, and then they're gonna
be weirdo radical lunatics out there. They're going to be like, well,
if I take him out, then I'm going to.
Speaker 2: Be a hero.
Speaker 1: And this guy obviously is a lunatic and he's kind
of a narcissist. He just went I mean, he was
delighted to be arrested. He feels like he's some sort
of hero. He was recruiting people to go fight in Ukraine.
This is what this guy was doing. I mean, he
just he thinks he's important and he's not.
Speaker 2: Well and apparently he is in the weirdest of ways.
So here's where it gets super strange. The New York
Times actually had him included in a profile back in
twenty twenty three, when he was helping recruit fighters to Ukraine.
The New York Times covered him and this is a
guy with a rap sheet forever long. Like back in
twenty two, he was arrested in North Carolina apparently for
possessing a weapon of mass destruction, which was a fully
automatic machine gun. And then even weirder, do you guys
remember that the first guy to try to take Trump's
life eight weeks ago or nine weeks ago, Remember how
people were like, oh my god, he mysteriously was in
the background of a Black Rock commercial.
Speaker 1: Yep, yep.
Speaker 2: This guy was too like what are and this is
a screenshot from the commercial? Yeah, like what are the
chances of that?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: That's what super weird?
Speaker 1: Yeah it is weird, isn't it.
Speaker 2: And then even weirder is that apparently this was a
very last minute game, Like Trump didn't have on his
calendar that he was going to go play golf at
this particular golf course. It was a very impromptu decision
that not very many people knew about. And so the
fact that there you know that this guy was at
the course ready to go, like, how what is going on?
Speaker 1: Like how how did he? How did he know that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Did that happen?
Speaker 2: Right? I have so many questions.
Speaker 1: Oh, I've got all the questions. Yeah, a lot of questions.
There's a lot of stuff, and people are like, oh,
this guy's a right winger. Yeah, there's a lot.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Oh there's so well you.
Speaker 1: Go to you know, listen, there's all they want to
paint him as a right winger because you know, like
back in the day, he may have been when you
voted for Trump in twenty sixteen, right, but then he
quickly became a never trumper. Yeah, quickly became that. And
again with the all the the temperature all the temperature
stuff and the J six stuff, and then and then
he became and you can and listen, they've scrubbed all
the socials again with that too, Like you can't.
Speaker 2: It's weird.
Speaker 1: How the last shooter we don't we know nothing about
that kid, nothing about him, nothing about his family. I
just find that all very interesting. Still we don't it's
been two months. What do you know about that kid?
Speaker 2: I think they know a lot and they don't want
us to know right, you know what I mean exactly.
Speaker 1: It's like, whenever they want us to know stuff and
it fits their narrative, it's out there in like two seconds.
But whenever it's like I don't know, like the transgender shooter,
and they don't want us to know anything about it,
it takes a year for us to find out bits
and pieces that they want us to know, and then
they'll just give us crumbs. We know nothing. That is
It's it's super important. I mean, what happened two months.
Speaker 2: Ago was a huge deal. It's a huge.
Speaker 1: Effing deal, right in the words of Joe Biden. And
so I feel like it would have been really important
for the American people to know exactly why that happened
and what happened and who that kid was. And and
we need we need to see all the facts. We
pay these people's salaries, We should see all of this stuff.
And we're not getting the information. That's not okay. And
I hope that this that it doesn't happen with this
guy too. We need we need answers.
Speaker 2: Well, at least this guy is alive now, whether or
not he's gonna you know, he's going to stay alive. Well,
and whether he's gonna cooperate. I mean, who knows, you know,
what he'll say and what he won't say.
Speaker 24: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Some people think he's going to be epsteined, and the world.
Speaker 2: Is so weird right now. Yeah, I cannot rule that
out because there's just a lot of weird stuff going on,
especially around this whole second attempt. And then if you
just speaking about the rhetoric and how much the temperature
has been amped up to cause people to get radicalized
to this extreme, let's just look at some examples, shall
we one of them at least? This first one is
from literally just hours before the attempt, and it was
because the left is trying to paint Trump as some
sort of violence insider, because of the cats and dogs thing.
This is for real. Here's Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 25: Swore to defend against those that are coming against us,
whether they are domestic or intnational, and right now I
feel like maga in general, they are threats to us domestically,
my god, and we see it time and time again.
Speaker 2: There are threats to us domestic well, I mean, my god,
they've been saying that for years that were threats to democracy,
were literal threats to this country.
Speaker 1: So you don't think that they are going to be
whack jobs out there. They're going to internalize that, try
to do something about it, and feel like they're heroic
in the process. Of course, they're going to be people
that do that. People are crazy.
Speaker 2: They're obviously they are. Ye, that's it. And here is
how some doctor on MSNBC referred to Trump supporters.
Speaker 18: Does not pretend that Donald Trump isn't exactly like Mussolini,
exactly like Hipner.
Speaker 1: He is that guy.
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean, it's actually this is the one
that I meant, uh, in terms of referring to the supporters,
this is the one that I that I meant to play.
Speaker 26: This cannot continue, Honestly, this can't continue. This country has
an opportunity to vanquish this maga filk. People are going
to die if he doesn't stop this.
Speaker 1: Really, who's going to die? Because last time I checked,
the president is like he's he.
Speaker 2: Took a shot at he took a shot to.
Speaker 1: The head, and he has had his head blown off
two months ago, and he escaped that miraculously by the
grace of God. And then yesterday somebody tried again to
who's who is gonna it's wow.
Speaker 2: And there's more. Remember Claire McCaskill. A lot of people have.
Speaker 24: Tried to draw similarities between Mussolini and Hitler and the
use of the terminology like vermin and the drive that
those men had towards autocracy and dictatorship. The difference, though,
I think mcs donald Trump even more dangerous.
Speaker 1: And no God, he has no philosophy he believes in.
Speaker 17: All he wants is to look in the mirror and
see a guy who's president. All he cares about is selfish,
self promotion. That's the only philosophy he has, which makes
him even more dangerous because he has actually said out
loud that it would be okay to terminate the Constitution.
Speaker 1: It just okay. Never said that, never actually said that,
So she's a liar. And then the hyperbolic bull crap
with that. He's more dangerous than Mussolini and Hitler. So
you don't think some whack jobs going to take that
and go I got to get rid of this guy.
And you know, for my country, some blue haired weirdo,
which he was blue haired, by the way, I mean,
come on, this is like, this is not brain surgery.
This is what they're doing you're right. It's radicalization, that's
what it is.
Speaker 2: And sometimes they actually say the quiet part out.
Speaker 9: Loud, unquestionable at this point, that that man cannot see
public office again.
Speaker 2: He is not only unfit, he.
Speaker 9: Is destructive to our democracy and he has to be
he has to be eliminated.
Speaker 2: He has to be eliminated.
Speaker 1: Nobody on our side ever says that stuff. We just
don't we want. We want an actual democratic process to
play out. That's what we want, because that's what our
founders wanted. These people will do everything they can to
make sure that that doesn't happen. And they want it.
And there are people on the left who are delighted
that there are actual whack jobs who are doing this
to Donald Trump right now. And that makes me sick
to my stomach.
Speaker 2: It should, it should make everybody sick. This was Joe
Biden just a couple months ago. Donald Trump is a
genuine threat to the nation. He's a threat to our freedom,
he's a threat to our democracy. He's literally a threat.
Speaker 1: To everything America stands for. Really a low temperature, right there,
you guys, right low.
Speaker 2: This is crazy. And then after the second attempt on
Trump's life, the mainstream media dared to present it as
though it was it was Trump's fault. Oh, they may
as well have said, why does Trump keep making us
try to kill him? Like that's how they're reporting it.
This was the headline from the WAPPO. Actually me, this
is what they said. Trump stokes suspicions about the asassination, God,
raising fears of more violence.
Speaker 1: You gotta be kidding me.
Speaker 2: This is how on him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, his skirt's too short, you guys, Oh my god,
asking for it. His skirt's too short. I can't with
these people. It's incredible when you think that you can't
hate them enough. This is if I've just never thought
I'd ever seen my country in this state. And the media,
oh my god, the media, like the media is responsible.
The politicians are pretty awful. They're pretty bad. I mean,
like the clear Mecascals of the world. She's pretty much
an evil. You know what when it comes to getting
out there and saying that he's worse than Mussolini and Hitler,
what are you? What's even coming out.
Speaker 2: Of your face?
Speaker 1: Lady?
Speaker 18: Like?
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 1: That doesn't help and it definitely doesn't lower the temperature.
But the media takes it and they literally, they throw
gasoline on a fire, They throw all the gasoline on it,
and this is it, this is their gasoline.
Speaker 2: They are the worst, the literal worst, and you haven't
even seen the worst of it yet. Because this was
Lesser Holt's way of introducing the topic. I mean, it
just gets so much work.
Speaker 27: Today's a parent assassination attempt comes amid increasingly fierce rhetoric
on the campaign trail itself. Mister Trump is running made
jd Vance continue to make baseless claims about Haitian immigrants.
Speaker 4: And.
Speaker 2: Like it comes amid the attempt on his life comes
amid means stuff they said about cats and dogs.
Speaker 1: Hey listen, that asshole almost got shot again today. That's
basically let's that's his take. I mean, I can't. I
can't with these people. I'm done. I just I want
a divorce so bad. You have no idea. I can't,
Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: And there's more. There's more from MS and NBC about
tone here.
Speaker 27: It is baseless claims about Haitian immigrants in Ohio.
Speaker 3: No way, the whole thing has yet to be one
percent confirmed from start to finish how this all played out.
But do you expect to hear anything from the Trump
campaign about toning down the rhetoric, toning down the violence,
or would that be a typical of the former president.
Speaker 28: Well, Alex, remember back to the assassination attempt on President
Trump's life and how you know, there was talk of
a new tone, and then the Republican Convention was by
Trumpe and standards muted, and it did seem like he was,
you know, just trying to take it down a few notches.
But then by the end of his convention speech, you know,
we were kind of back to where we started.
Speaker 1: So there's just all this fault, no self awareness, no
accountability on the left, none. And then it's like they
say nothing about the clare mccastals. Nothing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: None of that matters to cats and dogs, listen. I mean,
he really needs to tone it down. He just never
tones it down, even though he is worsen Hitler and Mussolini.
You guys, he.
Speaker 2: Keeps making us try to kill him. I know, why
does he not? Why does he kep doing that? It's
just it's totally his falt. God, at least John Ratliffe
had it downright.
Speaker 20: Well.
Speaker 13: My reaction I think is unfortunately what most Americans, what
the reaction of most Americans would be, which is, I'm
not shocked. Why would anyone be shocked at this point
in time if they heard that there were shots fired
in the vicinity of President Trump given what's happened, you know,
given unprecedented legal cases, indictments against him, legal theories that
have never been pursued, and when there was an actual
assassination attempt against him, it was minimized by his political opponents.
And when you know, Kamala Harris on the stage last
week at a debate, demonized him and labeled him a
threat to democracy. You know, why would any of us
be surprised that there continue to be potential threats on
his safety and on his life like there have been
in the past.
Speaker 2: And Trey Gowdy was talking, he was the one that
was talking to John Ratliffin. Here is what he said.
Speaker 29: Clear the political rhetoric in this country is sky high.
When you repeatedly refer to someone as being anti democratic
and a threat to freedom and writes, rational people know
it's political hyperbole, but irrational people act in irrational ways,
like trying to murder someone for political reasons. The shooter
is being questioned, but of course he may not cooperate
and cannot be forced to answer questions regardless. This is
two shootings in about two months. Trump was struck by
a bullet, narrowly avoiding a catastrophic result in Pennsylvania. Trump
was not hurt in this second attempt, but it wasn't
due to a lack of effort. It took about twenty
four hours for political opponents to return to their old
ways the last time. We shall see whether this second
assassination attempt changes anything.
Speaker 2: It isn't, And Alexander Van's wife posted right afterwards no
ears were harmed. Carry on with your Sunday afternoon.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Then Alexander Vinman has the audacity to come out and
say Donald Trump can really reduce the temperature for the
remainder of the election and condemn violence of any stripe.
He can start by telling his supporters it's not okay
to call in bomb threats against Haitians and attack immigrants
or political opponents, because again he's bringing this on himself. Apparently.
I love Joel Fisher saying reduce the temperature of your
bitch first. Oh my god, I love it out. It's outrageous.
This is all outrageous.
Speaker 1: We're living in crazy times, you guys.
Speaker 2: I just can't get I don't even know. I don't
want to test it by saying it can't get any worse.
Speaker 1: It's gonna get worse. It's gonna get worse. We were
talking before, like during pre show this morning, about you know,
her moving and stuff like that, and how I guarantee
you her move is going to like happen right around
election time because this is our life, this is what
happens to us, right and I'm like, it's going to
be crazy. Election time is going to be nuts. And
I you know, I was telling our oldest daughter yesterday
because they're here with our grandson and everything, and I
was like, you know, when it's not over, it's not
over when the election happens. In fact, I think when
the election happens, no matter who wins, our country is
going to be in complete disarray. I'm not trying to
be Debbie Downer, but I just feel like that's going
to happen because I think, like what you showed us earlier,
it's not they're not going to count it correctly.
Speaker 2: There's going to be there's.
Speaker 1: Going to be mayhem there's going to be, as you
would say, Hulla baloo, that we're and there shouldn't be.
There just should not be. It should be an easy
election by all intents and purposes. We like what we
should have had twenty thirty years ago. It won't be.
And it's because our country is in We're just in
a We're a hot mess.
Speaker 2: We are a hot, hot mess, absolutely, which is why
we need to keep some good spirit. We need to
have some happiness and some fun. And that is why
we're going to pause for a moment to bring you
this reason that Twitter is awesome. Somebody posted this of
Tim Walls and it says, uh, you just assume it's
Walls because a man was reported as running from a
combat area.
Speaker 1: God, I love somebody here in our comments, and I'm
sorry I don't remember your name. Somebody called him Tim A.
Walls is perfect, my absolute favorite nickname for him. I mean,
I like no Balls Walls, but I really like Tim
A Walls.
Speaker 2: And you're gonna love this because Trump. An impersonator of Trump,
Tyler Fisher, who we've played many times on the show before,
he did a fantastic stick impersonation of Trump reacting to
being shot for a second time. Here is that.
Speaker 6: I'm doing okay, right, don't worry about your president. I
survived another assassination attempt.
Speaker 29: Think of it.
Speaker 6: This is my second right, These are big numbers. Nobody's
been shot at Moore, al Capone, even El Chappo. Nobody
can take shots like this. But I would call it
the third assassination attempt. The second was the debate right
two three against one shots were fired two weak ABC
people and cackling Kamala the retarded Eyena. They said, sure,
you can't say that, but I'm just speaking the truth
shall destroy the country. Right, cats are being eaten.
Speaker 11: We know this. Dogs are being eaten.
Speaker 6: But they said it was a weak Democrats shooting right
in the bushes. Right tomorrow, think of it, CNN will say, man,
innocent man was cleaning his gun peacefully in the bushes,
and its white sisters, fair racist, transphobic toxicity.
Speaker 1: That this it's so sad and they're doing it.
Speaker 6: He couldn't even get a shot out because he's a
weak Democrat shooter bing bang boom. He was triggered. And
you know, frankly, they said, sure could have been a
trans person that shot you. I said, I don't mind
trans people, but they should have transitioned into a better
shot to think of it, and I'll teach them. I mean,
I hit holand once further away than this person, and
he couldn't get a shot. He she They couldn't get
a shot. And the biggest tragedy of it all is
they interrupted my bogie. Right, flag burning and bogie interruption
should be punishable by jail.
Speaker 1: I love it cat and dog eating thing like we
posted last week, because you know, there was that great
song about the cat and the dog eating We were
getting down. You would not believe the crap that we
got on Instagram for posting that.
Speaker 2: The Kiffen has already done a whole new song of it,
the same guy that did Sometimes I'm Alone Sometime, but
I didn't because we would just get a copyright strike
if I played it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I gotta hear it because people do
so mad. People got so mad at us because they're like,
oh my god, you chicks are making fun of the
cats and dogs.
Speaker 20: It's true.
Speaker 1: You know it's true. And I'm like, oh, I totally
think it's true. I still but that's not The two
are not mutually exclusive. I can think that the song
is funny and still know that it's true. I like,
I don't. It's it's really interesting to disconnect like a
lot of conservatives are really they're just like, you can't
laugh about this at all?
Speaker 2: Do you know who we are? Do you know what
our show is?
Speaker 1: Have you met us?
Speaker 2: Because this is what we do.
Speaker 1: We try to have a little bit of fun here
because the world is a dumpster fire. If we don't
laugh every once in a while, it I can't. I
have to laugh, you guys. We gotta laugh every once
in a while. Otherwise it's the whole world is depressing,
and I.
Speaker 2: Refuse to be depressed. Okay, we gotta laugh. We laugh here.
Speaker 1: That's what we do.
Speaker 2: That's what we do.
Speaker 1: And like that video that you just saw was hilarious.
Speaker 2: That's why we try to sprinkle in some run in
the midst of all the dumpster fires.
Speaker 1: There's a great song about eating cats and dogs.
Speaker 2: I'm never great ones man.
Speaker 1: We don't dog and cat eating on this show.
Speaker 2: I can't believe you just have to say that out loud.
I just said it out loud.
Speaker 1: But these people like come at me in the comments
and I'm like, I you don't know where you are.
You don't know, guy, don't know who we are.
Speaker 2: It's yeah, Unfortunately I have to bring up Laura Lumer
again because she's good. I mean, Trump's finally responded sort
of to the whole hullabaloo. But it is a talking
point for the left. They are they are eating this
up with a spoon. Here's Michael Steele, who claims to
still be a Republican, discussing.
Speaker 20: Donald Trump has these people around him, not because he's
seeking advice from them, not because they're offering any pretty
any particular intellectual insight, but because they have firm his
worst instincts. They affirm his bad judgment.
Speaker 2: And then I know, every time we bring her up,
people are like, what what did she do?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 2: What's wrong with her? Even though there's like mounds and
piles of evidence of how horrible she is and we've
shown them. But here's one that I that we haven't
shown I don't think before. This was back in the
day when DeSantis was running in the primary, and of
course you know how much she hated that, like she
actually not she hated him. Yeah, And so there was
a prayer happening at this gathering for first responders. Okay,
they are an active prayer and this psychopath is outside
with a what are they called a bull horn, Yes,
with a bullhorn, screaming at them while they're praying for
first responders. Here, here's what I'm talking.
Speaker 30: Sareffs that we're about to honor today and highlight their support.
Speaker 31: Make sure that your cave.
Speaker 30: Guides them as they provide safety and security as first
responders in making the marsity safe.
Speaker 7: You're not.
Speaker 31: He's five probably stas and every other elected professional himself.
He has data on the charge of the protest.
Speaker 15: Series they.
Speaker 31: Monstins in our in your name.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's He's a lunatic man. I'm surprised one of
those guys gonna go out there and just like are
you kidding, like tackle her to throw around. I mean,
it's like, come on, She's just awful.
Speaker 2: So Donald Trump sort of responded, but didn't disavow her.
He just said, Lord Lumer doesn't work for the campaign.
She's a private citizen and longtime supporter. I disagree with
the statements she made, but like the many millions of
people who's sport me, she's tired of watching the radical left,
Marxist and fascist violently attack and smear me. Blah blah
blah blah blah. All he said, that's it, And I mean,
I just think it's a terrible idea for him to
continue to be around her.
Speaker 1: Just don't stop having her on your plane, Stop having
her around you, just stop.
Speaker 2: Just stop off already.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's listen, it's I think it's fine for her
to So that's support him all you want, do the things,
But like, I mean, we support him. Other people, all
these people here, a lot of people here, like a
giant percentage of the people in our comments support him too.
You don't see any of these people on his plane, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, why choose the weirdo?
Speaker 20: Right that?
Speaker 1: Just don't do that, Just don't do it.
Speaker 2: Good, she's just crazy. Now in good News, there's a
fellow I don't know of him because I am not
a fan of this genre of music, but at a
recent rally, Trump had Nicky Jam was there. What genre
is that genre is that?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 2: Awk?
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 2: He's a Latin music superstar, legendly Okay, he has twenty
nine million listeners on Spotify, that's three million on ig
He's doing seven point seven million on TikTok and four
point eight million on X. He has a lot of support.
Speaker 1: Okay, then he's great, he's doing really well.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying Taylor Swift or Nicki Jam, I'm Nicky Okay.
Speaker 1: I've never heard of Nicky Jam that he's a it's
a dude. Yeah.
Speaker 2: In fact, I'll show a video of him speaking just
a little bit at Trump's rally so you can see
what he looks like right here. I'm glad he came up.
It's honored to me to meet you, mister president.
Speaker 6: People that come from where I come from, they don't
meet the president.
Speaker 2: So I'm really I'm lucky.
Speaker 20: I'm say this, but we need you.
Speaker 1: We need you back, right, we need you to.
Speaker 2: Be a president. Okay. I love that. That's great.
Speaker 1: Good for him. That's what he's got a lot of
He's got a huge following. I don't know what he sings, but.
Speaker 2: He's he probably sing songs that I would have used
to Zoomba two. Yeah, okay, yeah, since he's a Latin
music guy, I can just have done like like the
like the single single double to him, right, you would
have done that to this guy, this Nikky Nikki Jam
Nikki Jam gentleman.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's great.
Speaker 2: I mean, I you know, if people are saying that
Taylor Swift's endorsement matters, then so too does Nicky J.
Speaker 1: Jam. Yeah, I totally agree. Reggaeton, somebody said he's reggaeton.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's cool.
Speaker 1: Reggaeton is is that's a legit genre.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't even know what that is.
Speaker 1: Reggaeton is what they actually do play in Zoomba.
Speaker 2: They okay, that's called.
Speaker 1: Yeah, reggaeton is one of the genres that they play. Yeah,
but reggaeton is an actual genre and it's you know,
that's some fun music.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's super fun.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean I wouldn't like download it to listen to
in the car, like absolutely, zoom to it.
Speaker 1: I do not. I'm not familiar with the artists in
that genre. But now we know one of them and
that's great. So good for him, right, that's exactly Listen,
It's like we had Lee Greenwood and now we have him.
Speaker 2: That's right. This will be a little more peppy music,
right right. Okay, that's good. I like that. There are
still naysayers who think that Trump's choice in picking jd
Vance as his running mate was a bad one. I
don't get it. Jd Vance is freaking awesome and he
slaid on the top on the Sunday shows yesterday, absolutely slaid.
We've got a few examples because he was everywhere. He
unlike the Kamala team, they he does interviews and with
the meanest people ever. And where's Walls, by contrast, where's he?
Speaker 1: He's not been on anything. You haven't seen him anywhere.
Talk about hiding candidates. That guy is nowhere.
Speaker 26: I mean.
Speaker 2: The debate right, we'll get to his wife.
Speaker 1: She's a complete looney but like you never see Walls,
but Dance, You're absolutely right, is fire.
Speaker 2: He's so good, and he's so good at using the
interviewers' names over and over and over again. So whether
it's Kristen Welker, who you'll see, whether it's Margaret whoever
on CBS and Dana of course, he uses their names
a lot and it's very effective in shutting them down.
And especially with this first clip with Kristen Welker, she's like,
I've bet like she wants so badly to get in there.
And he's so great.
Speaker 9: He is I have heard firsthand from multiple constituents, people
who made nine to one one calls a month of
yo a year ago, who were making these complaints. I
trust my constituents more than I do the American media
that has shown no interest in what's happened in Springfield
until we started sharing cat memes on the Internet, which
is disgraceful that the American media ignored this town. And
that's the most important part. Kamala Harris's open border Kristen
has led to skyrocketing house and costs in Springfield, rising
rates of crime, rising rates of communical diseases. They have
dropped twenty thousand immigrants into a town of forty thousand,
and it's caused a coast of social problems. And we
should be talking about why Kamala Harris has done this
to this small town and the media and the Democrats
ignored it for an entire year. Christen I was talking
about this on the Senate Banking Committee months ago. Nobody
would pay attention to it until we started sharing the
nine to one one calls of people in Springfield saying the.
Speaker 2: Migrants are eating the geese.
Speaker 20: And I think that's really.
Speaker 9: Really shameful that no one cared about it or paid
attention to it.
Speaker 2: You've been talking to my god, my favorites, and they
panned her. She's like, ah about that, and they're like, just.
Speaker 1: Pan away, just pan away from her. She's useless, Just
pan away. Oh my god, that was so beautiful.
Speaker 2: So great, you know, I know thought we would.
Speaker 1: Be talking about people eating geese like in the streets.
Speaker 2: Just side note.
Speaker 1: It was my bingo card, like we're I just what
are we? What are we doing?
Speaker 2: Like? What are we?
Speaker 4: It is?
Speaker 1: What is in a week twenty twenty four? That that's
what we're talking about. I thought twenty twenty I thought
maybe we had peaked as like crazy, you know, because
during COVID, I thought this is it. We peaked crazy.
And then here in twenty twenty four, we've got a
vice presidential candidate on a talk show talking to some
moron lady and go on listen. I mean, like, the
migrants are eating geese like in the streets, and.
Speaker 2: You guys weren't paying attention until we posted cat memes.
This is where we are.
Speaker 1: What are we doing as a society?
Speaker 2: Like crumbling? The answer to your question is crumbling. I
can't okay, okay, all right, here he is with Margaret,
what's her name? Is it Brennan? I don't I don't
her name. I don't care to see a lady and
held here says her name and takes her to tell
me about these problems.
Speaker 5: But what have you done to help Governor DeWine with
his red for federal help?
Speaker 1: Hat she's so bitchy.
Speaker 9: Well, the most important thing that we can do to
assist Governor to Wine in the whole state of Ohio
and frankly the whole country, Margaret, is to stop Kamala
Harris's open border. And for two years, I've been fighting
for policies that.
Speaker 10: Do exactly that.
Speaker 9: You have to ask yourself, why have these twenty thousand
Haitian migrants been dropped into a small Ohio town in
just a few years, Margaret, And the answer is because
Kamala Harris implemented what's called Temporary Protective Service for over
one hundred thousand Haitian migrants. She basically with a magic
wand granted amnesty to thousands of people who shouldn't have
been in this country. And now a small Ohio town
is dealing with the consequences. And to anybody listening, Margaret,
this is what Kamala Harris wants to do to every
town in this country, overwhelm them with migration, stress, their
municipal budgets, see communicable diseases on the rise. What is
happening in Springfield is coming to every town and city
in this country. If Kamala Harris's open border policies are
allowed to continue. To stop this, American citizens aren't suffering
because of what she's done.
Speaker 1: And now let me just factor that's my fav's like,
let me hypnotize you with my blue eyes and my intelligence.
Look into my eyes, Margaret, look into my big blue eyes.
Speaker 2: It's phenomenal. He's so great, right, and then of course
the cherry on top Dana Bash, Now, this was a
seven minute conversation, okay about the cats and dogs. Seven
minutes she spent with him on this, and we obviously
can't play the whole thing, so we're playing towards the
end of it when they were wrapping up, and he
was just.
Speaker 1: Like, I'm done. I mean, I can't with you.
Speaker 2: Yes, he just cannot with her, and that is glorious.
Speaker 9: A couple of other things that you said, Danny, because
it's important. You said that all of these migrants are
in the country legally. They're in the country through what's
called temporary protective status.
Speaker 21: That is, when.
Speaker 9: Kamala Harris waved a magic amnesty wand taking people and
giving them legal status, that is not a that is
not to say that they're here legally. That is a
terrible indictment of her amnesty policies that have further opened
the it's not illegal migration.
Speaker 5: You might not agree with the policy, and obviously you don't,
which is totally fair and legitimate. There are policy different
disagreements all the time, but the fact is that it
is the law because of the President Biden. The point
is Vice President Harris art. But I don't want to
get I don't want to, frankly, go down this conversation about.
Speaker 9: Because because you made a point you don't I agree.
You don't want to talk about policy.
Speaker 5: No, what I want to talk about I want to talk.
Speaker 16: About instead of about the fact that.
Speaker 5: Senator your distraction. You were the one who started talking
about the past level. You were the one who bought
the President said fifty millions, and because you were ignoring
this community, my constituents talked about responsibility to surface their
concerns when the American Meeting.
Speaker 9: I've been to Springfield probably one hundred times in my
life about Young's Jersey Dairy.
Speaker 5: Have you heard recently since have I been the last
four days? No talking about last.
Speaker 9: Four days, but I've sent you about and telling me
this stuff is happening, Dana. Would you like to ask
me questions and then let me answer them, or would
you like to debate me uh on on these topics.
I noticed that when you had Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz,
you gave them multiple choice answers to the questions that
you asked, and you allowed them to answer the questions.
I'm happy to hear to be here to talk about policy,
but if you're going to interrupt me every single time
that I open my mouth, then why am I even
doing this? So please ask a question, and I'd ask
you to be polite enough to let me answer it.
Speaker 5: Yes, I am. And I think that if Kamala Harris
and Walls were making unsubstantiated claims that had racist undertones
about people eating and they didn't answer the questions about that,
then I would have similar interactions with them.
Speaker 1: I can't. This is why I couldn't be a politician.
I'd be like, Dana, you ignorant slut. I couldn't. This
is why people are like, Daisy, you should run prophets.
I can't.
Speaker 2: This is why I would last two seconds two.
Speaker 1: These people are insufferable. He's a racist because people are
walking around holding geese by their necks and they're like,
I'm gonna have dinner. Has nothing to do with the
melonin content in their skin.
Speaker 2: This is so stupid. It's not racist. This isn't listen.
It's a cultural thing and the skin tone is irrelevant.
I mean, there are some cultures that are better than others.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And I had a guy that I know that
is actually he's a friend of mine. On Facebook. He
wrote me fighting me about this very issue, and he's like,
I've killed rogue kill. I mean, I'm not killed. I'm sorry,
this is already dead. I've gotten roadkill. I've gotten roaguekill,
like fresh roadkill, and I've eaten it for dinner. And
I'm like, hey, I'm kind of judging you. I'm judging
you a little bit. I think it's nasty. It's like
because he was trying to defend this whole thing, and
I'm like, I mean, you realize we have stores, right,
I mean, we.
Speaker 2: Like, congrats to him for like getting to the point
where you say.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's happening. But it's a good thing, right,
I mean, this is the thing. This is how far
they're going. It's like, if it's not a racist thing,
then it's a it's fine. It's fine to take geese
from the park, grab them by their necks, and then
go kill it to eat it. This is what third
world countries do. This is what we're becoming. And then
people are defending this behavior as if it's something to defend.
Speaker 2: Fit. Well, the FBI is very very worried about Haitians
feeling offended, and so they have posted billboards written in
Haitian creole right in Springfield, Ohio, telling them here's how
to report hate crimes. And now apparently there are reports
that the nine to one one phone booths are just
exploding with calls of every Haitian being like, this person
hates me, this person hates me, this.
Speaker 1: Person hates Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm glad they're overwhelming the system.
Speaker 1: They're using the resources for that. I'm really glad that
that's what the resource is being for. Marrek Garland's going
to do a press conference about this. The dooj is
we're getting calls about Haitians being hated and so worried.
This is what we're going to spend our time on.
You guys.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to hear Karine Jean Pierre if she
does rest conference today. It's because she is Haitian and
so she will. I'm sure she'll she'll be very clear.
We know she'll be clear. Well, she probably thinks cats
are good. You guys. I know last week we said
it's definitive there will be no second debate, and now
it's looking like there could be. So I don't know
see what you make of this report, but now it
could be back on again. Good to see you both.
Speaker 3: Let's get into this because the debate over future debates
is certainly heating up. Vice President Harris of course, saying
she's ready for a rematch. At first, Tolald Trump insisted
there will not be one, but then yesterday Trump said
he might participate if he got in the right mood.
Speaker 1: So it got our right mood. Oh, I love that
so much. Like eh, it depends on how I feel
that day. It again, it has to be at the
right place. It has to be with the right venue.
Like when I say the right venue, it needs to
be with a Fox or like a Newsmax or like
on Joe Rogan.
Speaker 2: I mean, I just hope that if there is one
wherever it is that he secretly knows he didn't do
well in the first one, because if he really genuinely believes,
like he's saying out loud, that he won it and
that he did awesome, then he won't correct the behaviors.
And so I'm hoping that he's just blustering and saying that,
like you know, to have the Trump swagger, but that
really he knows there were some things that he could
Definitely he needs to not take the bait.
Speaker 1: I hear you. But I will counter with that and say,
since she had everyfing advantage in that first debate, and
if he were in a more fair environment, and when
I say fair, if you were in like a free
for all, like a town hall environment, or if he
were in a you know, like I said, Joe Rogan,
if you were in an interview environment like that where
they were going back and forth on issues and actual
policy and they had to answer questions and answer follow
up questions and be prodded and poked, he would do
exponentially better than he would.
Speaker 2: Except for when he gets baited by her. The moderators
had nothing to do with her bringing up crowd size
and I hear you at that gait and he I
hear you, hole, I hear you.
Speaker 1: But I don't think that that would happen, because I
think she would be too freaking scared. I think she
would be too scared, and like a Joe Rogan or
something like that, or a town, I think she would.
I think she would crumble, I really do, because she
wouldn't have the bit, she wouldn't have the backup, she
wouldn't have the cushions, she wouldn't have the emotional support
that she had in that first debate. She was scared
coming out in that first debate. She was then she
was like, okay, they got me. I'm good, Like everybody's
got me. I'm I'm okay. Now I'm safe. I'm safe here.
And then she felt secure enough to go after the
jugular and to bait him and do all the things.
If she were not in that environment where she had safety,
she would be f and she wouldn't be able to
do the things that she did, and I think she
will because she knows exactly what gets under his skin,
especially now because she did it, and so now she'll
know what her was what exactly to.
Speaker 2: Pokemon, it just needs to not fall for it. I
just disagree with I disagree with you.
Speaker 1: I just disagree with you because I think that if
they were in an environment that wasn't safe for her,
she would not have the backup of those people, and
other people would be helping Trump too, Like in that case,
it wouldn't be so one sided. I just think like
if it were a Joe Rogan, he'd be like really,
like seriously, because he would push back on her too,
and then she would be having to defend herself and
she couldn't do it. That's the thing. And the first
one it was three on one, and if it wasn't,
if it wasn't three on one, she would lose.
Speaker 2: She would. The difference is is that she can. She
still learned what works in that first debate, the lines
of hers that works, and I just don't know if
he did. That's my only concern is that if he's
genuinely thinking I won, that I was awesome, then that's
bad because he didn't win it like he clearly didn't
win that debate, and he was up against three people,
no question, but that was the result. And so he's
continuing to say that he like he blasted it out
of the park, and I just hope that that doesn't
mean he's going to do exactly the same thing, you
know what I mean. But it's very unlikely that there's
going to be a second debate. I just even if
he's saying, if I'm in the mood, you know what
I mean, I don't think that she's not going to
agree to do one of the tougher interviews. And I
don't know that they're going to figure out timing within
how much time do we have left? Fifty something days?
There's just no way.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't need it happening.
Speaker 2: I just want to see it.
Speaker 1: I just want to see the VP. I just want
to see the VP debate.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. I'm so excited for that.
Speaker 1: That's all I care about.
Speaker 2: And I truly I feel very.
Speaker 1: Like I'm pretty confident that that VANCE is going to
mop the floor with that. Guys, as long as it's
not another three on one thing.
Speaker 2: Where's that? Do we know? Where that debate is?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't either. I guess well, I mean, I
don't know that jd Vance is going to get even
if it were three against one, I cannot see him.
Look at how he deals with the with the report,
like the interviewers. He just he does not get shaken
up at all.
Speaker 1: He won't, but he won't. But if it's three on
one's there's it doesn't matter. It just doesn't matter. If
he's if he's silenced, it won't matter. He has to
be able to talk. He has to be able to
I mean, it has to be fair. And nothing is
fair anymore. Nothing. I mean, we just get the raw
end of the deal on our side of the aisle.
We do. It's it's hard to have a fair debate
in a country where the Democrats run everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, especially the media. Yeah. Kamala did another rally. I
don't actually know. This may have been North Carolina or somewhere,
I'm not sure, but she had this line in there
about the border and how you know how she said
a million times, I'm the one that has prosecuted transnational gangs.
Blah blah blah. She gets all on her high horse
in this clip about the fentanyl, and I'm like, you're
the reason it's here, you.
Speaker 20: Know what I mean.
Speaker 2: And she's got all these sheep clapping for him, like
how are listen.
Speaker 11: These cartels firsthand? And as president, I will make sure
we prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law.
Speaker 2: Maybe close the border plus boys and like fence and
all on our children.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what a hag. I mean, I just
thought you're in the office right now. Yeah, she could
have closed the border. It just makes me crazy. I
have a dear friend that just lost her twenty seven
year old daughter that actually is she twenty seven and
she may be a little bit older, but she just
lost her daughter to that, and I I just it
makes me crazy because she would tell you that it's
it's their fault.
Speaker 2: This crap is this crap gets over the border because.
Speaker 1: Why you left it wide ass open so for her
to get on a stage and preach she's gonna do
something about it. You've had four years to do something
about it. What you did was you undid all the
things that Trump did. Yep, you left it wide open
so they can just like here you go, kids, here
you go. I mean fentanyl has killed more people eighteen
to forty four than anything in this country. To me,
that's a public health crisis. And they're not doing anything
about that. Have they declared it a public health crisis?
Speaker 2: And then she gets on the stage and tries to
act like she gets it. She knows the cartels better
than anyone. Now she's going to go after them. You
are in office now, right You're the problem. Right now,
You're the problem, Kamalaw. It's you. And also she even
struggles with just a simple question like how are you
feeling about Pennsylvania. That's the question. Okay, here's her answer.
Speaker 11: I'm feeling very good about Pennsylvania because there are a
lot of people in Pennsylvania who deserve to be seen
and heard. That's why I'm here in Johnstown.
Speaker 2: I feel good about Pennsylvania because there's a lot of
people in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: Need to be seen and heard. They just they're standing
there and they needs very eloquent, you guys, very eloquent.
She doesn't have a script in front of her.
Speaker 2: She also spoke in sequence no less at the Black
Caucus dinner and pulled out her black accent. She went
all black scented out for this particular audience.
Speaker 16: Here she helloed all my divine nine brothers and sisters.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, am I so much?
Speaker 11: Oh my god, it's all my h you brothers and sisters.
Speaker 1: I just yeah, they can see that that she's mocking you.
I mean like she's mocking them, right, Like black people
can see she's mocking you.
Speaker 2: Right, you can see that switching. It's what they call
it code switching.
Speaker 1: No, she's she's mocking you.
Speaker 2: That's what that is.
Speaker 1: That's it's pandering and mocking and it's gross. And if
you can't see that and you're a black person, I'm sorry,
I feel sorry for you. That's it's so disingenuous what
she's doing and gross and pandery and wow. Yeah, that's
just it's it's inexcusable. If I were a black person,
I would be looking at that going, why are you
talking like that to me?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 2: Well, I think it is. It contributes to some of
the reason why she's lost some black support. For sure,
it's because I get it.
Speaker 1: It is obnoxious, Max, It's it's gross.
Speaker 2: Yeah, somebody said this is a weird dress. I'm not
a fan at all of this dress. Yeah, that dress
is off hideous. But you guys, guess what else she said?
Speaker 11: Sure where we can see what is possible, unburdened by
what has.
Speaker 1: Been got to be kidding me? Why why did she
get Why doesn't he have not he has no friends?
She has no friends, She has no friends to tell
her that she needs to quit saying that crap. And also,
don't wear that dress. Don't wear that ugly ass dress.
Don't wear it. No friends zero zero And trust I
trust a chick that doesn't have at least a best friend,
you know, like, you don't need to have a lot
of friends, but you.
Speaker 2: Need to have the one that's the one thing that's
willing to say quit saying that. Got to stop. Everyone
is mocking you, everyone the entire There are memes.
Speaker 1: You are a meme.
Speaker 2: I can like, I couldn't believe it, Like I thought,
this has got to be a I it wasn't. And
that was real wow wow. And then speaking of weird,
Gwen Walls is a psycho. So we actually have two
clips of the same thing because one of them you
can see that she's on a rally stage with her
husband Tim and she's talking about Kamala's new line, which
is we need to turn.
Speaker 1: The page.
Speaker 2: She loves this motion, she really loves this, wants to
talk about it, and then you're gonna see the same
clip again, only close up on her crazy eyes.
Speaker 1: Always in the eyes, you guys. Always something is going
on with that woman. So here it is from like
a safe distance. Kind of liked it when she did this,
turn the page.
Speaker 5: Yeah you like that.
Speaker 4: Okay, I you should be with me and practice with me.
Speaker 2: What are we gonna do. We're gonna turn a bay.
Oh pretty good.
Speaker 1: Joy again, We're gonna turn My god, I cannot with this.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, I'm gonna be watching you because when
I see Wisconsin and I'm one watching National and TV
because it's a pretty important.
Speaker 1: Place in Minnesota.
Speaker 2: Help you practice it with this. You just show me this.
Speaker 1: Turn the page.
Speaker 19: Right.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Someone else that looks like.
Speaker 32: Bye bye bye Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: She is alone. He is a Larry Day and we
are turn the bay. Bye bye, Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: Bye.
Speaker 2: He is crazy.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, we are turn the bay, Bye bye
Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: You know she's like, my favorite scent is burning tires.
Speaker 33: She obviously smelled too many. Yeah, I got she is
that ship. That chick is batshit crazy right there. That's it,
like in the dictionary if you're looking that up.
Speaker 1: It's a picture of her.
Speaker 16: You know, she is.
Speaker 2: She's Jill Biden and Hillary Clinton together. Who's together.
Speaker 1: You're so good at putting people together. Yes, she's the
two of them together.
Speaker 2: She's got the teachery thing from Jill and then the
annoying thing and the Hillary, the annoying bat shittery from
from Hillary. Yeah, she's and she kind of looks like
a combo of that.
Speaker 1: I'd be so afraid to like live in the same
house with her because she's.
Speaker 2: So she's like, she's Jelry.
Speaker 1: She's Jillry, you guys. Yeah, I'm crazy.
Speaker 2: But I have the best eye bleach for you ever.
Because there's a way teaser for Millennia's book, and here
is Millennia.
Speaker 8: I never imagined my privacy would be invaded by the
government here in America. The FBI readed my home in
Florida and searched through my personal belongings. This is not
just my story, it serves as a warning to all Americans,
a reminder that our freedom and rights must be respected.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I now, I just love her, and then yeah,
and then Garland gets on a stage and he's like,
you guys are mean to us. You guys are really mean,
like h and we're not listen, We're not biased at all,
We're not okay, all right.
Speaker 2: Also have to show you, completely unrelated to anything, video
that my husband shared with me that he saw about
a small business owner asking its employees, Hey, if I
told you to just guess how much it costs for
me to pay you, In other words, how much as
a small business owner am I just taxed on payroll itself.
I'd like to hear your guesses, and I think they
were surprised, and you'll be surprised. Yes, is ridiculous. So
we're gonna take a guess.
Speaker 32: Who can guess within the last three years how much
I have had to pay payroll taxes to just be
able to pay.
Speaker 15: You guys, which's all worth it.
Speaker 13: But this is how much I think I've paid a.
Speaker 15: Tax, the tax that I pay to pay if that
makes sense.
Speaker 2: The last three years. Oh three years.
Speaker 24: The last time, I'm gonna say sixty thousand, I think
eighty thousand.
Speaker 2: That's not one hundred thousand.
Speaker 20: I'm gonna go eighty five.
Speaker 16: I think ninety.
Speaker 15: Okay, and went away in Leona. How much you think
in the last three years and had to pay in
hayroll taxes?
Speaker 2: Five thou Okay, are you alrighty drum?
Speaker 15: Do you want to guess thousand, two hundred and seventy
two thousand dollars to the US government just to pay
people that you will also pay your taxes on as well.
And then when you go to buy something, you will.
Speaker 24: Also be.
Speaker 4: I worry that you are purchasing, You're also you get
paid in your paychecks half of that because you're also
paying taxes to purchase something, you.
Speaker 16: Will be paying taxes and you pay for the same thing.
Speaker 15: The US dollars tax tax one million times.
Speaker 6: Before it even ends up in someone them.
Speaker 2: So you like go to war for taxing? Yep, me too,
No wonder you all?
Speaker 1: Yeah, taxation is theft man, it's god. And people get
mad when I say that, but that's what it is.
And it just gets worse and worse. They tax you
on everything. Our government is out of control, out of control.
Speaker 2: So I op espesction for those girls.
Speaker 1: They definitely, I mean you get you get, you get
taxed just to pay your people. Like that's I mean,
we we do we get taxed on that because we
have a small business. Yeah, it's insane. Small businesses get
so screwed, oh my gosh, on everything, every every level,
and it's why so many of them just go under
because they just can't do it. It's the weight of all
of the regulations and the tack says, they just can't
do it. They can't.
Speaker 2: All right for Schlong, Today, we need to talk about
Taylor Swift because Trump has made his feelings about her
known by posting on truth social yesterday at ten in
the morning. I hate Taylor Swift. I cannot fathom why
he did this, but he did it, and there's been
a lot of reaction. Max Nordaut said he's actively trying
to lose and he said, I'm referring to his advisors.
Of course, whoever told him to post this attack on
Taylor Swift should be fired. I'm not going to fault
President Trump. He's a businessman, not a politician, and had
to trust his advisors who failed him, which I don't
think is probably true at all. I can't imagine anybody
told him to post this.
Speaker 1: No, I think he did this on his own. This
was totally him. Yeah, I mean, he probably listen to me.
I'm looking at this objectively, right, I'm trying to look
at this subjectively, trying, and I look at like what
she wrote, which is an endorsement, and nobody should really
give a crap what she thinks what people do. Unfortunately,
and then you know, she basically said in her post,
I hate Donald Trump really for all intents and purposes.
That's what she said, So he's saying kind of the
same thing, although nobody's voting for her, right right, So
you know, I would have loved it if he would
have just said nothing and ignored her, like you're just
a stupid twit nobody cares about. I wish you would
do more of that. She'd ignored people more. You know,
he could have been funny about it and been like
Taylor Swift, who or like something. He could have been
fun He could have maybe done it in a more
joking way. But the whole I hate Taylor Swift thing, it's.
Speaker 2: Like, there's not you cannot nobody is gonna tell me
a good thing that comes out of this. There's there's
no positive to this, there's no outside.
Speaker 1: Probably not because I think she was already getting so
much backlash organically without him saying anything. So he probably
could have just said nothing. Like if I were advising him,
I would have just said just say nothing, because there's
a huge movement out there now where they're, you know,
girls are taking her songs and making videos and saying
that they stand by they stand by you, like you're
their choice. So let it just run its course organically,
and I promise you you're gonna get a lot more
support out of this.
Speaker 2: Because this actually isn't good for the Swifties for Trump.
For example, there's this whole new little movement of Swifties
for Trump, and now he's like, I hate Taylor's That's
just it doesn't help anything. And so this is one
of those times where I'm like, please stop stepping on
your own dick. Right Yeah, Tommy Larren said, pissing up
Swifties just probably isn't the best idea. It is unnecessary.
Mary Catherine Ham said, every time I think we've reached
the pinnacle of dumb ass shit, we go higher. Astoundingly stupid, crass,
self destructive, just amazing.
Speaker 1: I just yeah, I just I missed the eighties, you guys.
Speaker 2: I know, it's just.
Speaker 1: Really miss the eighties, where not everything was out in
the like it's it's one of those things where like
Reagan probably would have said behind closed doors, I hate
Taylor Swift right behind closed door, said it to somebody
like we would have said it to Nancy, you know.
Speaker 2: What I mean.
Speaker 1: Yes, they would have been in their bedroom and he
would have been like, I hate that that girl. But
it wouldn't have been said out loud.
Speaker 2: All heard it.
Speaker 1: And that's what I kind of miss those days, you know,
when you could just say things to your friends and
your family and not everybody would have heard it. And
I think that's that's where we are now, is that
everybody needs to hear everything, and everybody doesn't need to
hear everything right now.
Speaker 2: Somebody tried to say, this is a bot posting it
on Twitter. Yes, this bot posts everything that Trump has
on truth Social to Twitter. That's correct. But Trump absolutely
posted this on truth Social and that's what the bot
picked up. Ari Fleischer said, I hate this message. It's pointless.
Trump isn't running against a singer, He's running against a
San Francisco dangerous liberal. He should keep his sights on
that tar O.
Speaker 1: He's right, He's right, and like it makes it look
like he cares about exactly about all of these people
who are inconsequential to him winning an election, and so
it's you know, just let it go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, John Cardilla is saying he will step on every
possible break. This is the funniest way to say it.
I thought it is Guy Benson kind of acting it out,
mister president. The polling is mixed on the impact of
that debate, but it looks like it may end up
being a wash. So we think there's a good opportunity
to win, especially if we can tighten up our focus
and messaging. So if you could I hate Taylor swear okay,
then okay, yeah, I know this is and then really
the problem is that, of course it gives AMMO unnecessarily
to the leftist media, namely people like Jensaki, who then
end up saying stuff like this all week long.
Speaker 34: She filled stadiums with tens of thousands of people in
crucial swing states like North Carolina and Pennsylvania, and she
of course notched the endorsement of Taylor Swift, which is
clearly still driving Trump nuts. If you happen to click
over to truth Social this morning, here's what you saw
in all caps. I hate Taylor Swift. Clearly it's not
under his skin at all.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's the thing as it is, and now
now everybody knows it, and.
Speaker 1: Why Yeah, it's like people don't need to know that
she's getting to you. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anyway, all right, it is time for your doubled
I love this, Okay.
Speaker 1: I am so sick of all of these influencers. I'm
just going to be honest, I'm so sick of influencers
telling me what to eat and what not to eat
and how everything is bad for me now and again
with missing the eighties, I just remember being able to
eat and drink whatever the heck I wanted to. And then,
you know what, I look at it this way. I
look at I'm a big like nutrition and fit. I
like reading a lot of nutrition and fitness books. I
do it. I'm not like an extremely fit person. I'm not.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 1: You don't have to come at me because I'm old,
and it's fine. But the thing is is, I like
reading about that kind of stuff, and I like reading
about nutrition, and I like trying to stay healthy as
healthy as I can. But people can take it to
the extreme, and a lot of people have nowadays and
I just like enough with the telling me that I
cannot enjoy life. And I believe that everything should be
enjoyed in moderation, you know, except for don't eat cats.
But this just encapsulates so many of these influences nowadays.
And I loved it so much that I had to share.
Speaker 2: But I mean, this is satire.
Speaker 1: This is totally satire, I promise, but it doesn't seem
like it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this could actually legit be from somebody real.
Speaker 1: Right, especially the beginning. It doesn't seem like it, but
it is satire.
Speaker 35: This is everything I eat in a day. For breakfast,
I had raw ground bison with parmesan topped in honey
and nine rock whale eggs. For a snack, I had
three pine cones drizzled in a truffle balsamic reduction with
a glass of raw giraff milk. Then as a pre workout,
I had a shot of fermented squid ink along with
a few kidney stones passed by a Tibetan monk. For lunch,
I just had a natural rainwater steeped coffee with a
lavender flog raw foam and finished that with some date
smothered an appllation goat butter and six more glasses of
raw milk. And for dinner, I had two hole raw pumpkins,
including the stems. I wind down my evening by writing
down my manifestations and burning them. I use the smoke
to make an intention infused dandelion tea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you got to make sure when you eat raw
pumpkins that you definitely eat the stems, you guys, because
the stems that's where all the nutrients are and the stems. Okay,
my god, that was glorious, wasn't it? The greatest kind
of like quit telling me what to like and the
raw every the raw everything, and that just shut up.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, so good.
Speaker 1: Anyway, awesome, you guys, bring it in. We got through
Monday crowd today.
Speaker 2: There was like ninety four hundred people in here. Oh
my god, that's fantastic.
Speaker 1: So happy to have you guys, And we will have
a wonderful Monday and we will talk to you tomorrow.
By everybody,