Speaker 1: Good morning everybody. Hello, Happy Thursday. How is everybody this morning? Now?
Mutations coming up on the show today. Biden's farewell speech
that we didn't know was happening until this morning. Don't
talk about that. Pam Bondi slays slays. She's sixty, you guys, Yeah,
I've read fifty nine, but I think she is. I
think you're right, she's basically sixty, and.
Speaker 2: It's being sixty because fifty nine is the same essentially.
Speaker 1: It's not fair. It's just not fair. How amazing she looks.
A ceasefire deal has been reached, and Trump's new official
presidential photo has also been It's been released into the public,
and we need to discuss that. We're going to break
that down. All that and so much more coming up
on the show today. I am both hired. How you
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Speaker 2: She's beseeching you.
Speaker 1: I'm a b seacher. Yes, I love that word. I
love getting to use that word for no reason. Implore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, lots going on, So let's just get it right
to it, shall we do it?
Speaker 1: Let's just go to some right end. Just careem right
in there.
Speaker 2: People are not saying specifically that this has anything to
do with RFK Junior, but I mean, come on the
fact that we just now the US has just now
decided to ban red dye from foods thirty five years
after they already banned it cosmetics. Don't tell me that
that doesn't have at least a little bit to do
with RFK and the bush that have Maha, maybe just
a little bit.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like the ceasefire, right exactly to the
credit for that, right exactly.
Speaker 2: So, food manufacturer, this is what I read about the
red dye ban.
Speaker 1: They have.
Speaker 2: Food manufacturers have until January of twenty twenty seven. They've
got two years to get it out of all of
their products. And then makers of ingested drugs, which I'm
not aware. I didn't even know red dye was in drugs,
but apparently it is. They have until January of twenty
twenty eight. So if you're a skittles eater, eat them
all up now, because they're going to taste different probably
or look different at the very least in a couple
of years.
Speaker 1: By the way, skittles are terrible for you.
Speaker 2: I'm always telling my son Jackson to not eat those
out of all the candies because they're apparently super carcinogenic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I'd even my share of skittles in Malafe though, same,
who does that's my share? Yeah? Yeah, my daughter, she's
liked the skittles too. But you know, there's a lot
of stuff with red in it. You know, there's a
lot of em and m's all that all that crap,
you know, they has like the red dye in it,
that just the food coloring. This is just the beginning,
you guys. This is the beginning of them taking a
lot of the crap out in our food that Europe
doesn't have. Why do we have this stuff in our food? Why?
You know, Well that is.
Speaker 2: A great question, and I nobody understands it, and I
don't understand it. And but now it's not going to
be anything to understand because it's not going to be
happening anymore.
Speaker 1: Right, So, but this is great, this is great news.
Speaker 2: It seems great, and I'm having a little bit of trouble,
I will say, reconciling because also what's happening is that
Biden is trying The FDA is announcing that they're moving
forward with Biden's plan to effectively ban cigarettes by lowering
substantially the amount of nicotine that is allowed to be
in them. And so there's a lot of argument against
this because there's people are saying, this is the cartels
are going to go crazy. There's gonna be this new
underground market of like actual full strength cigarettes, and this
is gonna just, yeah, this is going to benefit the cartels.
So you know, I don't It's like we can. It
all comes down to sort of freedom of what you
put in your body, right to red dye skittles, like
should you be able to have them, because it's the
same with cigarettes. Although my husband was saying, well, I
mean nicotine is more of a naturally occurring thing in tobacco,
so it's different than like an added chemical.
Speaker 1: I don't know. There's just there's some angles to this, right,
I look at cigarettes, and it is kind of like alcohol,
though it's a little different. I just I feel like
that's sort of a I don't even know what would
you call it, like a it's not a luxury item
because it's gross. I think cigarettes are freaking disgusting, but
it's something that you choose or not choose to do
as an adult. Yeah, it's skittles and like stuff that's
in our food. I do think need that stuff needs
to be regulated. That's like public safety, public health stuff.
That is it seems like it's common sense. Don't put
poison in our food, you know what I mean? Like, yeah,
that to me is public health, just common sense. But
when it comes to you know, smoking and drinking, it's
up to you, man, Like that's when you become an adults.
We've said that to our children ever since they were little.
Don't poison your body, you know what I mean, Like
that is if you treat your body like a temple.
None of our kids drink or smoke or doing that
kind of stuff. And it's just to me, that's just
like a personal decision. Just don't do that, you know.
But you know I don't do drugs either. It's just stupid.
Don't do that. But so those are the things that
you you do? You boo, right, right do you? But
so I don't. I think it's weird that there he's
trying to ban these things. I do because he was
an idea.
Speaker 2: It was an idea brought up in Trump's first administration.
So it's not even a partisan thing, you know what
I mean. It's there's been a lot of talk about
this for a long time, obviously because cigarettes are so
bad for people. But again, that is sort of an
adult It's a.
Speaker 1: Vice, right, It's like that's right, it's advice. Yeah, it's advice.
And it's like, what are we going to do? We
start banning alcohol too? Yeah, I mean I think that's
a little I think it's a little weird. I do.
I think it's you know what I mean, I just
because I'm not gonna lie occasionally I will have the
occasional glass of prosecco, like at the holidays. Is that
gonna I know, I'm just kidding. The horror this is
this is the thing. I don't think that this stuff
should be banned, right, It's.
Speaker 2: It's an in conversation because it's all happening sort of
at the same time, so we'll follow the whole cigarette
thing because you know, Trump may get into office and
be like, screw that, that's not happening. We're going to
keep cigarettes exactly the way they are. I have no
idea what he's going to do.
Speaker 1: We just have to wait and see me he's going
to he wants to keep TikTok.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, and who's that coming? His last time
he was like bank TikTok. Right now, everything is changing
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Speaker 1: What do you need it? And you know what else
is advice is coffee? They better not ban that, Oh
they better not. They are going to see me swing
it if they try to take this out of my
cold dead hands.
Speaker 2: Biden had some bad news come in yesterday, and that
is that inflation has once again ticked up here is
a report about that.
Speaker 4: He's two point nine percent. That's the annual inflation rate.
This was hotter than expected. It's the third street month
where this number has gone up further away from that
two percent goal, and this is the highest since July. Also,
the monthly number was a little bit hotter than expected.
When we look at the trend, you can see that, yes,
there's been a lot of progress from the nightmare of
two and a half years ago, and yet some of
that progress has started to unwind and stall out in
the last few months.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 6: You could see it right here.
Speaker 1: You see it starting to tick a little bit higher.
Speaker 4: That's not what you want to see.
Speaker 1: I love I love how they're starting to like finally
tell the truth a little bit like four days away
from him leaving, right, thanks, I appreciate that journalist up. Yeah,
so that's bad.
Speaker 2: Prices are not coming down, and that's you know, immediately
in four days the blame for that will be placed
squarely on Trump's shoulders, because this is how everything works.
But back to TikTok, because you mentioned TikTok and so
I saw this headline from Daily Mail yesterday. TikTok is
planning to shut down its app for US users this Sunday.
That's when the federal ban on TikTok comes into effect
unless the Supreme Court moves to block it, and this
means the law only mandates a ban on new TikTok
downloads on Apple or Google app stores. Existing users could
continue using it for some time. But apparently we're going
to get some sort of pop up that says this
is shutting down and I don't here's what you can do,
like write your congressman or something like that.
Speaker 1: So that is happening.
Speaker 2: And in response to that, apparently there was another headline
that said that Trump is considering an executive order to
save TikTok from being banned. Essentially, this would delay the
date or delay it would disallow the implementation of the ban.
And I don't think he can do that for more
than a couple of months without some sort of other resolution.
Speaker 1: But that's what is that's what he's trying to do.
So that's what's going on.
Speaker 2: Have you heard about all these people going to something
called red Note, which is another Chinese social app, and
apparently the good.
Speaker 1: News about it.
Speaker 2: I guess if there's going to be is that Chinese
people are out there, like having these interactions with United
States people, and like they're making fun of they're making
fun of everything that we say about Chinese government. Like
there's a lot of newfound friendships, shall we say, with
regular Chinese people and regular America.
Speaker 1: Are they saying that we overreact to their communism? Is
that what they're saying.
Speaker 2: No, they're not saying that. They're they're they're meming themselves. Essentially,
they're making fun of themselves. Okay, but it's all in Chinese.
I saw Candice Owens, for example, post a screenshot of
her profile page and she copied the name of the app,
which is in Chinese. I can't even pronounce it, but
people they are calling it red Note. But she she
tagged the official name of the app and said, can
I get some help like setting this up?
Speaker 1: Because I don't understand China.
Speaker 2: It's it's bizarre that people are flocking to this new
app I.
Speaker 1: Have that is a Chinese We're not doing that. We're
not doing that. We're absolutely not going to do that.
Speaker 2: So that just seems like a really dumb thing to do,
and we will not be participating in that.
Speaker 1: We will not be subscribing to that newsletter. Thank you
good now?
Speaker 2: Uh, Jill Biden, Doctor Jill Biden had herself a sit
down with I think it was the Washington Post, and
in that interview, she finally admitted what we have all
known for a long time, and that is that the
Bidens are on the outs with Nancy Pelosi. So she said,
in reference to the fact that Pelosi had said it's
up to the president to decide if he's going to run,
Jill said, like I said, I've been thinking a lot
about relationships.
Speaker 1: It's been on my mind a lot lately. And we
were friends for fifty years. It was disappointing. Yeah, well
were you really friends? Friends? Don't do that? Yeah, that
that friendship is done?
Speaker 5: Zo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think that she was your friend, lady. Yeah,
you may want to you may want to reassess that.
Think about that. Uh huh wow, because you are stabbed
right in the back, that's right, and the front and
everywhere everywhere. So that happened.
Speaker 2: Also, remember how yesterday we had shown some clips of
KJP and what we thought was the last presser. They
she had another one because of this whole ceasefire news
that came out yesterday, and she got all tearful in it,
and so I thought, I subjected myself to this, and
I'm going to subject everyone else to it too. Ekes
Mark and we learned her nickname for her daughter. Here
is her goodbye.
Speaker 7: Thank them enough, And to my parents, sorry I didn't
become a doctor, but hopefully this is okay. And to
my lovely, amazing daughter, you have gone too many nights
without me being around, and without me being there for
school drop offs, and without your mom around, and I
can't wait to spend more time with you. I call
her my Pudding, so I can't wait to spend more
time with you, Pudding. Thank you for your love and
support and your patience. And finally, finally, I do want
to say thank you to President Biden and first Lady
Doctor Biden for this incredible opportunity. As I said earlier,
standing at this podium, behind this selector and serving the
American people and this administration has been an honor of
a lifetime.
Speaker 1: And I will be forever grateful.
Speaker 7: To the President for his trust and this amazing opportunity.
Speaker 1: You know, I normally would have emotion over that. I
have zero zero I could muster. There's just no mustering
there's no mustering, not a single muster, not a drop.
I can't ustard. I cannot locate a muster, you guys,
I can't. I'm just like we tried ever. All right, listen,
I'm sorry, Pudding, I'm sorry about your mom. Pudding. Sorry.
Usually like I am such a sympathetic crier, crying immediately,
more so you more so than me. But still I
still usually have some semblance of emotion that I feel
for other people. There's not a nothing.
Speaker 2: Nothing's there bye by a single muster. Interesting headline from
the Queen of election integrity herself, and that is Stacy Abrams.
Apparently her nonprofit was just hit with the largest fine
in state history because it illegally used funds to support
her twenty eighteen run for governor.
Speaker 1: B is it, Brice? I love this story. We're mustering this, this,
I can muster up some emotions. Yes, So that was neat.
Speaker 2: And then, as we mentioned, as Daisy mentioned in the
opening of the show, Trump's official presidential photo for like
the inauguration brochure has been released, and you guys, I
am not, in any way, shape or form attracted to
that man.
Speaker 1: I don't find him attractive at all.
Speaker 2: But this is a freaking bad ass photo. You're gonna
see it on your screen next to his mugshot because
there are some very strong similarities, very very similar kind
of mean gruff look, but the new one.
Speaker 1: Is bad ass. Okay, So which one is the president photo?
The one on the right, the one on the right,
you guys, if they show the one from if you
see the one from twenty seventeen, I have it. Okay,
you have it. Yeah, it's so different, you guys. It
is night and day.
Speaker 2: So this one is like, of course, the most badass
of all.
Speaker 1: Bad as photos. There's a lot of blood, a badass. Yeah.
Somebody says he looks hot. He really does. Yeah, compare
and contrast. Look how it started, how it's going. That's
basically what's happening here. And it's like he's well, he
is all of us, you guys. I may think of
what we've lived through since twenty seventeen, he's all of us.
I mean that's like post COVID, think of what we've
all been through twenty seventeen to now. Yeah, I can
relate that face. Yeah, and it's all of our faces.
Speaker 2: It is because when he was entering the presidency for
the first time. He was like innocent, starry eyed, happy, naive,
had no idea what was coming. And now he's like
now was like you, yes, I'll like you, don't even try.
Speaker 1: Me, don't mass Yeah, I love it. He's ready. He
is ready.
Speaker 2: And then lastly, for this little segment, there is going
to be a new story from The Guardian which is
a complete rag about Donald Trump Junior that is going to.
Speaker 1: Be a big fat pile of bullshit, just so you know.
Speaker 2: And I guess I don't know what role exactly what
title this person plays for Donald Trump Junior. If he's
like an advisor of some sort, I don't know, but
he is the one that got a request for a
comment on behalf of Don Trump Junior from The Guardian,
And the text exchange that the Guardian had with this
guy is so freaking epic. So what they're trying to
say is that that trip that Don Trump Junior took
to Greenland is it was fake, Like all the people
that were super pro Trump was fake. And so Miranda
Bryant from the wrote to this Arthur Schwartz guy and said, Hi, Arthur,
I'm a reporter for The Guardian. I'm working on a
story from Nuke.
Speaker 1: Is that how you say that? I guess yeah, uh huh.
Speaker 2: I've spoken to the CEO of the hotel Hans Whatever,
who told me that Don Trump Junior invited homeless people
and drug dealers he met on the streets of Nuke
who had no idea who he was for a free
lunch to make it look like they were supporters of
his dad. Does Donald Trump Junior have any comment on this?
If so, please get back to me asap today, And
so Arthur wrote back, that's pretty wild. Did the hotel
ceo provide any actual evidence that Don did that? Or
are you just planning to run an unsubstantiated claim with
no evidence to corroborate it? And then it got even
better because she wrote back, thanks so much for your message.
Speaker 1: Does he dismute the claims? Read the response? You tell me?
Do you think Donald Trump Junior was wandering around Greenland
inviting homeless people and drug addicts to a launch? Realize
that the suggestion sounds so beyond the pale ridiculous that
you should feel stupid even asking the question. There were
cameras falling him around the second he got there to
the second he left did they miss him recruiting homeless
people in drug addicts to his homeless person drug addict lunch?
Are you fucking retarded?
Speaker 8: Sorry?
Speaker 1: But that is the greatest, greatest response ever. Yeah, really
really good. Sorry about that board, you guys. Oh my god,
in the R word for some people who are really
upset about the R word too, I'm not sorry for that.
We're not sorry for that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And if you question us why there's a billion podcasts
that we've done about that, go.
Speaker 1: Look about that word exactly. That was a great response,
you guys. Guess what's coming soon, you guys. She is
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would come dressed like a literal Valentine. She would come
to work head to toe pink and red, with like
things coming out of her head, my heart glasses, art glasses.
She was out of control. And then I would dress
in all black like Johnny Cash. It's true every year,
many every single year.
Speaker 2: And of course Valentine's Day changed a lot for me
in twenty twenty two when I like stroked out on
air on Valentine's.
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Speaker 2: Okay, let's talk about the ceasefire. I saw some people
commenting in here that the ceasefire is off, which is
going to really put my whole segment about this into
a complete tailspin.
Speaker 1: What do you mean it's off? Like it's it's Nolan void,
it's not happening.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, according to all these headlines from just an
hour or so ago, Netanyaho is delaying the vote on
the ceasefire, claiming that Hamas has created a last minute crisis.
Speaker 1: I don't know what this crisis is. It doesn't shock
me though, if they're like, if they're messing things, I
mean they're terrorists after all, right, exactly.
Speaker 2: And so we're still going to talk about what led
to the ceasefire and the ceasefire itself in the terms
of the ceasefire. So yes, we're now hearing reports that
the vote is delayed, and that is obviously going to
put this like.
Speaker 1: All up in the air. But we'll talk about what.
Speaker 2: Happened yesterday because it's worth some discussion. Trump announced this
right away, because you cannot deny that Trump was the
impetus for this whole thing happening. He announced on truth
Social he said, we have a deal for the hostages
in the Middle East. They will be released shortly, thank you,
he said, And then there were mixed reviews about that,
shall we say. Eli David was one of the people
that commented right away saying, breaking under heavy US pressure,
Israel has agreed to release thirteen hundred terrorists sees fighting
Hamas and leave most of Gaza in return for the
release of only thirty three hostages out of ninety eight,
of which there are only twenty three alive and ten dead.
Cannot imagine a worse deal. So then CNN reported about
the terms of the deal, and while people who were
excited obviously everybody's excited about the release of any potential
hostages like.
Speaker 1: That, Nolan's arguing that. But then it turned out when
you started to get the nitty gritty about the details.
This is a six week ceasefire. This is not like
the end of the war.
Speaker 2: So here's CNN's report, just kind of giving the basics
of what the ceasefire was all about.
Speaker 10: And well, if this ceasefire does not mark an end
of the war in Gaza, but President Biden made very
clear today that he hopes that that is where this
will ultimately go. And that's because on day sixteen of
this ceasefire, Israel and Hamas will re enter negotiations about
extending this ceasefire and ultimately achieving with being described as
a sustainable calm. And as long as those two parties
are at the negotiating table, that six week ceasefire will
continue to be extended until the parties either reached an
agreement or talks fall apart.
Speaker 1: Just so that happened as sustainable calm. What is that
key of that?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 1: This is I know when I hear that, I'm just like, seriously,
that's what Okay, good luck with that. No, because you're
dealing with terrorists.
Speaker 2: Exactly who you know, for all the cries about genocide,
you know, seeing them, seeing Palestinians celebrating in the streets
about how they're going to go after Israel again and again.
Speaker 1: I was like, how are they How are they looking
so good in the midst of this genocide? You know
what I mean? You exactly.
Speaker 2: So Biden also came to the podium to announce this deal.
Couldn't even remember.
Speaker 1: Who attacked on October seventh.
Speaker 12: Here's what he said, Good afternoon, Because long last, I
can announce the ceasefire. The hostage deal has been reached
between Israel and a moss more than fifteen months of conflict.
I began with Hesbela's brutal massacre in October the seventh.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he's such a freaking idiot, this guy.
He's not Hesbala, and he didn't do it. He's taking
credit for something that Trump actually did. We all know
that it was Trump that came any strong arm, miss
We know that it was him. What like, Biden waited
five days before to broker a deal, So you're just
gonna wait until five days before you leave office to
do this, Like anybody believes that. I mean, I guess
there are people on the left you believe that. But
he wanted he wanted the hostages to just like sit
and marinate with the terrorists all this time and then
wait until like before, you know, five days before he
leaves office, and he's like, well, maybe i'll do something now.
This but this is the deal.
Speaker 2: This is the same deal that was on the table
months and months ago. And that's why I'm very confused
about it, because yes, absolutely Trump was the reason it
finally got moved forward, because of course we just heard
him what days ago saying there will be hell to pay,
right hostages are not released.
Speaker 1: But this deal sucked, and so I didn't I didn't.
Speaker 2: Really understand him Trump celebrating about it, and I so
there's just a lot of angles to this. And then
of course Jackie Heinrich that same presser, immediately asked when
Biden turned around and was about to walk out, so
who gets the credit for this?
Speaker 1: You or Trump? And this is what he said, God
for this, mister president. You or Trump?
Speaker 12: Is that a joke?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 1: Thank you, it's not a joke. All three of them?
Did you see all three of their faces? Useless?
Speaker 2: I mean, and immediately everyone was crediting Trump with any
kind of deal, Arab officials said Trump envoy. Trump's envoy
swayed Netan Yahoo more in one meeting than Biden did
all year, So whatever the I mean, it was a
Biden deal and it.
Speaker 1: Was a terrible one.
Speaker 2: So what Trump did or what his envoy did to
convince Israel that it was a good enough deal, I
have no idea because it doesn't make any sense to me.
The the concessions that were made were beyond crappy.
Speaker 1: Crappy, yeah right, right, so I be. But the but
the mood move forward lies on Trump's shoulders. I mean,
that has nothing to do with Biden, and Biden's taking
credit for it, which is asinine, absolutely asinine, the fact
that he gets to take credit. Shut up, dude, Like,
let's just put it this way. If Trump were in
office for the past four years, this wouldn't have happened. Yeah,
just based on this alone, based on the fact that
there's movement forward, and Trump was the impetus. He was
a guy that made that happen because he's like because
of what he said a couple of weeks ago. It
just shows you that he's the one. There is strength there,
and you can tell that that makes them a little
bit freaked out. Moss is a little freaked out by that,
and that is a good thing.
Speaker 2: Well, and Egypt and Qatar cutter, however you say it,
they're They're obviously part of this deal, and we're very
very interested in being in Trump's good graces.
Speaker 1: That's very very clear.
Speaker 2: Here is what Trump then tweeted in a much longer tweet.
Speaker 1: If you could read this, that would be great. This epics,
these fire agreement could have only happened as a result
of our historic victory in November, as it signaled to
the entire world that my administration would seek peace and
negotiate deals to ensure the safety of all Americans and
our allies. I am thrilled American and Israeli hostages will
be returning home to be reunited with their families and
loved ones. With this deal in place, my National Security team,
through the efforts of Special Envoy to the Middle East,
Steve Whitcoff, will continue to work closely with Israel and
our allies to make sure Gaza never again becomes a
terrorist safe haven. We will continue promoting peace through strength
throughout the region as we build upon the momentum of
the ceasefire to further expand the historic Abraham Accords. This
is only the beginning of great things to come from
America and indeed the world. We have achieved so much
without even being in the White House. Just imagine all
the wonderful things that will happen when I returned to
the White House and my administration is fully confirmed, so
they can secure more victories for the United States. Absolutely
kind of to my point, if you were there, happened.
Speaker 2: It's interesting because it makes me wonder he talks about
the expansion of the Abraham Accords. The only way that
I can see that Bib would agree to this awful
deal is if there was some serious confidence that there
was going to be more help from these other Middle
Eastern countries, that if there were ever to be another
attack they would put the full weight of their own
force against Palestinians.
Speaker 1: Gosen's Hamas has all of it against the terrorists.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I don't know, because now again this morning,
like they're not they're delaying the vote, and so everything
is up in the air. The other thing that happened
is that in the midst of Biden giving his farewell
address last night, which of course he used that opportunity
to also talk about the ceasefire, that was exactly when
Bib was on the phone thanking Donald Trump for his
help in getting the release of the hostages, for helping
Israel bring an end to the suffering, and et cetera.
And even Biden's own administrative team, parts of his team
from the State Department, Matt Miller that weird looking Dracula
guy from the State State Department. He even credited Donald
Trump in his message or is his presser when it.
Speaker 14: Comes to the involvement of President elect Trump's team has
been absolutely critical in getting this deal out of the line.
I mean, I would just say, lastly, I don't know
if it's unprecedented to have envoys from an outgoing and
an incoming administration sitting at the same table negotiating a
ceasefire agreement of this kind, but if it's not in president,
it's certainly unusual. And we of course thanked the Trump
team for working with this on this ceasefire agreement. We
think it's important that they were.
Speaker 15: At the table.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's pretty big of him. He's probably like, can
you give me a job because I'm going to need
a job in four days, I'm really going to need
a job.
Speaker 2: Well, that's great that he was willing to give credit Trump,
you know, credit and gratitude, but kjp A absolutely not.
Jackie asked her specifically, just laid it up for her
to at least admit, Yeah, this couldn't have happened without him.
Speaker 1: Here's how that went.
Speaker 13: Why is it that you seem unwilling to extend any.
Speaker 1: Credit to Trump for this deal? Couldn't he just have said,
you know, hold off until I'm in office.
Speaker 7: What I will say is that what we know to
be true, what we know, this process, how it has
moved over the past eight months. This is a deal
that happened under the framework that this president put forward,
and we have talked closely, worked closely, coordinated closely with
the incoming administration, and that is how we've been able
to get to this point.
Speaker 2: We've heard variations of that answer through the briefing, but
I guess more plainly, I'm wondering, you know, if you'll
just say your view, which seems to be that Trump
gets no credit.
Speaker 16: That's I've shared my view.
Speaker 7: I don't have anything else to share.
Speaker 1: You really don't have anything else to offer, which is
why we couldn't muster anything. Just go, just go, you
take your green suit and go. Hurting my eyes, Oh
my god. Well, and there was another reporter who also pressed.
Speaker 2: Her on it and even even said your you know,
your colleague Matt Miller even gave him credit. Why can't you?
At first, KJP was like, I don't know who that is.
That was what that was what she was going with,
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Speaker 1: Is she still green? She's still green? Yeah, because this
is the same presser here she is.
Speaker 2: And this is again this is like I think at
the last tail end of her answer to Jackie, but
also like a whole other reporter.
Speaker 7: There's been something that has been in the works four months,
for months, way before November. That is just how this
has worked.
Speaker 11: Prian, we're sort of dancing around who gets to take
credit for the steal?
Speaker 1: No one's dancing around here.
Speaker 13: For our colleagues that Present Times was critical and getting
the steal over the line.
Speaker 1: Do you not agree with that statement?
Speaker 6: I mean, look, I'm.
Speaker 7: Not going to speak to a random person. I don't
know who this person is.
Speaker 9: I'm not gonna.
Speaker 7: What I say is look, obviously Matt Miller will speak
for himself. What I can say is he did there
is there are steps that were taken here that is
really important and critical, and that started with this president
starting a framework that was agreed upon by the world
back in May. And that was because of this president.
That was because he was able to lay out his thoughts,
his thinking on how to move forward with this negotiation.
What have we been coordinating and working closely with the
Trump administ incoming Trump administration, their transition team. Yes, and
we've been very forthcoming about that, Okay, But the fact
of the matter is it took someone who has the
experience that this president had to get this going, to
get this moving, to understand what negotiations look like.
Speaker 1: And that's what this president to.
Speaker 7: The table, and it got done under his watch.
Speaker 1: It got done under his watch, right, I'm sure. Okay,
we don't believe you, lady. And they weren't working closely
with the Trump team. She doesn't even know who's on
her team, Like, just shut up and go away already.
Oh my god, she's off al So.
Speaker 2: Scott Jennings and also had some things to say in
response to Abby Phillip admitting that Trump had a lot
to do with this, which I was surprised by. But
here he is about the credits.
Speaker 13: I think that all sides agree that Trump's hand in
this has made a difference one.
Speaker 17: Way or another. Yeah, they don't want to deal with Trump.
He's been perfectly clear. He is not vacillated about his
message that if they don't send our people back, there's
going to be hell to pay. And thank god, he
has been on that message and he has not wavered
from it. He's not stepped back from it. And I
don't really care candidly who the president is when all
this happens. I just want him back that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, none of us should none of us should care.
We should just want him back. That should be the message.
And the president should not waiver in his messaging about
that and this that I say this. Our previous president
has waivered. He's been a complete wuss. He's weak, empathetic,
and I can't wait for him to be gone. Four
more days. We got that, we can do this.
Speaker 2: That smug MSNBC guy Ari Melber, I think is his name.
He also did not appreciate the answer of a guest
that he had on when he asked if Trump gets
any credit or why now?
Speaker 1: Why did the ceasefire go through? Now?
Speaker 2: I mean, of course this morning it hasn't. But as
of yesterday, why had it gone through? And here was
the very blunt answer.
Speaker 18: Has been available essentially since the end of May.
Speaker 15: So you might ask the.
Speaker 18: Question as you did, why now, and I would say
there was a Trump effect.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, anybody with half a brain knows that's
what happened. Yeah, yeah, hard.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, this, like we said earlier, this is a terrible,
terrible deal. And so Elon Leevy pointed out the ceasefire
hasn't even come into effect yet, and this gossen journalist
is already vowing to resume the war, which is of course,
and you're releasing what thirteen hundred prisoners terrorists. Potentially a
lot of these people have already been prison because they murdered.
And then all of the people marching in the street
with their guns out, yelling Ahu Akbar, we're gonna We're
going back to Jerusalem and sacrificing millions of martyrs. These
are not people who want peace, right, And it became
even more clear when the freaking leader of Hamas celebrated
the ceasefire, saying we're gonna repeat October seventh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, who's surprised by this? Raise your hand. They're freaking terrorists.
Oh my god, terrorists are going to terrorists.
Speaker 2: I mean, listen, I don't I want the hostages back,
But there's a part of me that thinks maybe this
is a good thing. Maybe Bebee has said, Wait a minute,
it's clear Hamas is not. They're not to be trusted with.
What was it sustained calm, It's not gonna happen. And
so I don't know what messed up the deal right now.
We'll have to look into that, and I'm sure that
news will come out all throughout the day.
Speaker 1: But it was a terrible deal.
Speaker 2: And I want the hostages home as much as anybody else,
but like not at the expense of more terror.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you get the hostages home, right, you get
hostages released, and then see what these these people do.
I say, people, what I mean, if the terrorists do
what they did back on October seventh and we have
Trump as a leader, well we'll see what happens. I mean,
I don't listen. I'm I'm just saying they're all they
will never stop. These people will never stop until they
feel like Israel is obliterated. They just they're full of hate.
They just wanted to be gone. That's how I feel. Anyway.
I don't think I stop. They're just never gonna freaking stop.
So we'll just see what happens when Trump's in office.
Speaker 2: So Biden gave his farewell address last night, and again,
Daisey and I had no idea this was even happening
until this morning, because like, who cares, But we do
have a few clips to share from it. Of course,
he this was from the Oval Office, and he introduced
it by giving what he thought was the ceasefire news
and of course taking credit while also giving Trump just
just the tiniest bit of credit.
Speaker 12: Here he is, fellow Americans, I'm speaking to you tonight
from the il of Office. Before I began, let me
speak to important news that from earlier today, after eight
months of NonStop negotiation by administration, by my administration, a
ceasefire and a hostage deal has been reached by Israel
and Hamas, the elements of which I laid out in
great detail in May this year. This plan was developed
and negotiated by my team and will be largely implemented
by the incoming administration. That's why I told my team
to keep the incoming administration fully informed. Is that's how
it should be.
Speaker 1: That's about as much as he could muster.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean, this guy, his legacy is half a century
of failed policies. That's what his legacy is, in a
fake presidency and taking money from the American taxpayer and
basically doling it out to his family. He's a complete loser,
is what he is. That that is his legacy. And
then I don't know if you saw it, we probably
don't have the video, but there's a there was It
ended and then there was like that beep at the end.
Did you did you hear that? It was like it's
like when a television broadcast, like late at night ends
and then colored bars. Yeah, and then it just went
dark and it was like it did that at the end,
and I was like, that is so apropos of his presidency.
It was like a death knell.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 1: It was just so weird the way that that went
down and the way it ended. Yeah. I don't know
if they did that on purpose, but it was it
was weird.
Speaker 2: That seems like a really bad way to We're just
gonna flatline you right out of.
Speaker 1: This protactic thing. And that's exactly what it sounded like.
And it was so apropos of his presidency everything about that.
What a disgrace this guy is. I mean, his legacy
is just it's the worst ever. He's the the worst
president ever. And I used to think Jimmy Carter was,
but man, he is far ster past that well.
Speaker 2: And the slurriness and the dementia was ever present in
this speech, especially when he started to talk about things
that need to happen, as if he hasn't been in
power for the last four years, and as if he
hasn't been guilty of some of the things that he's
complaining about. This was incredible when he started talking about
needing to fix the test code and get rid of
dark money.
Speaker 1: Check this out.
Speaker 12: Oh, the the development of AI you know in the
ears ahead, helped to be It could be up to
the president, the Presidentcy, the Congress, the courts, the free press,
and the American people to confront these powerful forces. We
must reform the tax code, not by giving the biggest
tax custom billionaires, but by making them begin to pay
their fair share. We need to get dark money. That's
that hidden funding behind too many campaigns contributions.
Speaker 1: Okay, you need to get it out of our politics.
Speaker 12: If you do an act an eighteen year time limit,
term limit, time intern for the strongest ethics, for anstag's
as he ranged for a Supreme Court. We need to
ban members of Congress from tradie stock while they're in
the Congress.
Speaker 1: God, this guy, it's like and he said, pay your
fair share. You know who was sitting in the room
when he said that his son, Hunter was sitting there. Oh,
Hunter was in the room. Can you imagine, Oh my god,
like these people have zero shame. Oh my god, No way, dude.
Speaker 2: Well, he also said, listen, I mean I'm paraphrasing obviously,
but all he's done so much good for all of us.
It's just that it's going to take a while for
us to feel it.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, I said it here. It is coming
straight out his own mouth.
Speaker 12: You know, it will take time to feel the full
impact of all we've done.
Speaker 1: Together right same time, you guys, dude, you have been
in office for half a century. If we can't feel
it now, I don't know when we're going to feel it.
It's like, my great great great great grandchildren, are they
going to feel it? We're feeling it, all right, good,
We're feeling it.
Speaker 2: And then he got all warning like where he's like
the people in power essentially without saying it, but he
was basically saying, the incoming people in power are running
turning this country into an oligarchy.
Speaker 1: An oligarchy. Yeah, and here is his stark warning.
Speaker 12: But the scenes are planet. I have no doubt that
America is in a position to continue to succeed. That's
why my farewell addressed to I. I want to warn
the country some things that give me great concern. This
is a dangerous concert and that's the dangerous conversation of
power in the hands of a very few ultra wealth people,
dangerous if their abusive power is left unchecked. Today, an
oligar case taking shape in America of extreme wealth, power
and influence that literally threads our entire democracy, our basic
rights and freedoms, and a fair shot for everyone to
get ahead.
Speaker 1: The deep state is freaking out. They are just freaking
Let them freak, Let them freak.
Speaker 2: It was super interesting to hear the various analyzes from
all of the talking heads about this, because they were
kind of all over the place, even just on the
Democrat side. So for example, you had Rachel Maddow who
was like, Wow, that was so stark and grave, and
then David Axelrod was like, that's the best speech ever.
Speaker 1: Was so filled with optimism, and I'm like, what in
the world. I mean, you wouldn't believe it unless you
hear it for yourself. Here's Rachel.
Speaker 19: You know, Chris, I had wondered heading into this each
whether he was going to try to give some sort
of warning to the country. I did not expect it
to be this stark as you said. He said tonight
there was an oligarchy taking shape in America, dangerous concentration
of power in the hands of a very few ultra
wealthy people, a tech industrial complex that poses real dangers.
He talked about a tide of misinformation and disinformation enabling
the abuse of power, not just saying in misinformation and
disinformation are bad on their own, but why are they there?
They are there to enable the abuse of power.
Speaker 20: He talked about the free press.
Speaker 19: Crumbling, which put a shiver down my spine.
Speaker 1: Shiver put a shiver down, or spying you guys, Russia
RuSHA Russia, misinformation and disinformation. Why are you gay?
Speaker 2: Well so stark stark warning compared to David Axelrod's analysis,
which is right here.
Speaker 18: Listen. I think that was maybe one of the best
speeches I've ever heard Joe Biden give. And the reason
is that he's made the speech about the country. Yes,
he claimed credit for progress, but the speech was about
the country that he believes in, the country that he sees,
the challenges and threats that he sees, and ultimately it
was a very optimistic speech that we can overcome them
if we are serious about meeting them, and that you know,
when he said the American, the America of our dreams
is always within our reach, I think he believes that.
Speaker 1: I just the bar is so low for this guy.
The best speech he's ever given. He read things from
a teleproper and did it shit his pants the bars
It is like underground. It's so low. It's so low.
Speaker 2: Well, and then Dana Perino rightly pointed out how utterly
absurd it was for him to talk about dark money
at all.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 11: She is the top understandable, big, soaring attempt at a
rhetorical push for unity. I'm like, okay, I'm following, and
then like, what in the world was he talking about?
For example, when he talks about dark money, does he
not remember that just last week he gave the medal
of a Medal of Freedom award to George Soros.
Speaker 1: Yes, just exactly. God, the people, and you're talking about
an oligarchy. We're trying, we're prying that away from all
of these people, like the like wealthy people are bad.
He's trying to act. Dude, have you met Soros? Have
you met all these people? Have you met you? Exactly?
And all of your rich friends in the Democrat Party
who have literally sucked off the American taxpayer for eons.
We're trying to save this country from the deep state,
which is what we're successfully doing. I talk about just
a little nucleus of power that has had control of
this They have had a grasp, they've had this country
and a vice for just yeah, and we're taking it back.
Go away.
Speaker 2: We do, of course, have another clip from Jenny.
Speaker 1: About his impressions of the speech.
Speaker 17: He's going to be remembered for a few things, but
politically it's mostly for when he was vice president. He
and Obama sort of ushering in the Trump era initially
and then as he's leaving office as president, bringing back
Trump and Trump is stronger and more popular than ever Today.
Biden has like a sixty one percent disapproval and Trump
is over a fifty percent approval and more popular in
his ideology is more popular than it's ever been. If
everything you say is true, the Democrats should have had
no trouble getting re elected in this election, yet they were.
Speaker 13: It's an issue of a community.
Speaker 17: For Democrats. It's always been about communication and no introspection
about the policies that led to him leaving office as
one of the most unpopular presidents. When I watched this tonight,
remain astonished that he, his family and other people around
him thought he could ever run for another term. I mean,
there's no way he could serve another six months, let
him known another four years. The fact that they pursued
that forrest for as long as they did to me
remains one of the most astonishing things about this term.
Speaker 1: You see shoulderpad girl, she was like, I don't I'm
so offended by all of this, truly offend it. Yeah,
because they can't look inWORD, they can't I'm okay with
I'm still Okay, with it the fact that after all
this time, still from the election, they're still like, we
just didn't communicate effectively, guys, we didn't cram our propaganda
down their throats enough, right, and do it enough. That's
not why you lost. Keep thinking that.
Speaker 2: And then, lastly, before we get to some of the
confirmation hearing stuff yesterday, because that was super exciting, there's
a clip of Kamala giving one of these words salad crazy,
like I think, I'm so profound speeches. She was talking
about the loss of the election.
Speaker 1: But she doesn't see it that way, you guys. She
just thinks it's a different kind of winning.
Speaker 8: Our definition of the win is a definition that takes
us over a period of time, we're part of How
we measure the win is are we making progress? How
we measure the win is based on the knowledge that
it is an enduring fight and that we must be strong,
and that whatever the outcome of any particular moment, we
can never be defeated.
Speaker 1: Okay, so she's an election denier. I thought, I thought
we didn't like that. I thought, oh god, did we
dodge a bullet? Yeah? Right, Every every single time we
see her now, it's just a continual reminder of how
we dodged every single bullet, all the bullets, every of them.
Speaker 21: All.
Speaker 1: Right, let's talk about the confirmation hearing.
Speaker 2: There were several people. I didn't see any clips of
Christy Nome. I didn't see a single one there. Yeah,
and then but and you know, there were other people
obviously that went through hearings.
Speaker 1: There was John Ratcliffe went through his hearing.
Speaker 2: Still I haven't seen the schedule for when Cash and
Tulsa and RFK are going to go through their hearings.
Speaker 1: I think Doug Bergham is today.
Speaker 2: But yesterday there was Marco and there was Pam Bondi,
and they were great. We got to start off with
the fact that Mike Pence is apparently his organization is
apparently urging senators to oppose RFK Junior because of his
abortion stance. Because as we know, Mike Pence has been
always been a very one issue kind of man, which
is stupid, Which is really stupid, Like you take the good,
you take the bad, you take.
Speaker 1: Them both, and there you have the facts of life. Right, Like,
just stop it, Mike Pence, what are you doing? I know,
just go away, I know, right, and take your wife
with you. Yeah, take Karen with you.
Speaker 2: So Marco, we'll have a couple of clips of Marco
not going to spend a lot of time on him,
because we got to spend a lot of time on Pam, who.
Speaker 1: Absolutely killed it.
Speaker 2: But Marco also faced his share of protesters, which is
just the dumbest thing to me.
Speaker 1: No one can understand what they're saying.
Speaker 2: They're always going to be removed, so what is the
freaking point they think they're accomplishing.
Speaker 1: They're just adult toddlers with no jobs. They have nothing
better to do at their time. It just makes me,
It does make me wonder, like what do these people
do for They're obviously not working, what are they doing
during the day. You know, It's like the rest of
us are at our jobs doing stuff, and they're like,
let's hey, what do you you have nothing? But okay,
let's go protest today. Let's just go protest.
Speaker 2: I think that they do get funded by like the
likes of George Soros. It's like they're actually paid to
do this crap.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not just still pointless. It's like what you
always say about the environmental whack jobs. It changes nobody's minds, right,
But in fact, it makes it makes people hate their
causes even more.
Speaker 2: Right, So, anyway, here's a moment where one of the
protesters interrupted, it's just so dumb.
Speaker 1: Yeah, your parents must be proud. It's just so freaking dumb. Yeah,
and Marco's like whatever, Yeah, He's just like, I'll just
wait it out. I mean, I know they're going to
get carried out of here anyway.
Speaker 2: So in his opening, he talked about the priorities that
he and Trump have for thee the State, for the
State Department, and his role as secretary here he is about.
Speaker 20: That, but ultimately, under President Trump, the top priority of
the United States Department of State will be the United States.
The direction he has given for the conduct of our
foreign policy is clear, and every dollar we spend, every
program we fund, every policy we pursue, must be justified
by the answer to one of three questions. Does it
make America safer, does it make America stronger? Or does
it make America more prosperous.
Speaker 1: He's awesome. I love this. I love this. I love
it too. It's fantastic. He's such a he's a really
really great pick for this, and you probably have clips
on it, but he was when he was talking about China,
I just.
Speaker 2: Agree that's what's next. It's so so great. You want
to hear about a stark warning. This is about as
stark of a warning for the country as I've ever heard.
Speaker 1: But it's perfectly articulated here.
Speaker 2: He is about what could happen as China continues to
gain power.
Speaker 20: Road we're on right now, in less than ten years,
virtually everything that matters to us in life will depend
on whether China will allow us to have it or not.
Everything from the blood pressure medicine we take, to what
movies we get to watch, and everything in between, we
will on China. Ford they have come to dominate the
critical mental industry supplies throughout the world. Everywhere in the world.
They've now established critical mineral rights. Even those who want
to see more electric cars, no matter where you make them,
those batteries are almost entirely dependent on the ability of
the Chinese and the willingness of the Chinese Communist Party
to produce it and export it to you. So if
we don't change course, we are going to live in
a world where much of what matters to us on
a daily basis, from our security to our health, will
be dependent on whether the Chinese allow us to have
it or not. That's an unacceptable outcome and.
Speaker 1: The people unacceptable. It is unacceptable, and if people don't
believe that, people are like, he doesn't know what he's
talking about. Look at what happened during COVID. I mean,
let's all just get real. Look at what happened during COVID,
and where did that virus come from? And what kind
of control did the government and really governments have over
people essentially. I mean that I feel like that was
just a huge test for us and we've failed it.
Speaker 2: Or just look in your closet. Look to see where
literally anything in your house is made.
Speaker 1: Everything every You're right, mock every single thing, and people
will be like, oh, I buy American really because of me?
If you buy everything is so expens there's no way
that you can buy all American. No way. I don't
know a single possible. I don't know a single person
that does that. You do rely on China, You absolutely do. Yeah,
it's yeah, and it's sary and not good.
Speaker 13: I know.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, was it yesterday that we talked about Pete Hegsett's here. Yeah,
it was yesterday, and we gave a lot of crap
to Tammy Duckworth, which was absolutely deserved.
Speaker 1: But she did have like a cute little moment with
Marco Rubio that I thought she did. They clearly like
each other.
Speaker 2: I mean, Marco's going to sail through this confirmation with
no problem, and he'll get a lot of Democrat votes,
including hers, And he was really cute in his answer
in his response to her, here was this moment.
Speaker 16: I just want to stay Senator. To Rubio, I want
to start off by noting for the record that when
I first got to the Senate and I was in
my year and you just run for president, and I
didn't think you would know who I was. I was
pregnant with my daughter and trying to change Senate rules
so that I could bring her onto the floor so
I could do my job and vote because I can't
come through the normal back door to vote because there
are stairs there and it's not accessible for wheelchairs. And
I remember in the middle of that battle rolling through
the Senate Florida vote and I heard Tammy Duckworth from
across the Senate chambers and you came running down from
the top back of the Senate Chambers to tell me
I'm with you. I would support you. You have the
right to vote, and I would support you being able
to bring your daughter, your child onto the floor when
she's born. And I want to thank you for that
kindness because you did speak to your leadership about it
and it was a moment of true bipartisanship. But also
as parents and as someone who was new to the Senate,
I was extremely grateful to you for that kindness.
Speaker 20: I think what I exactly said is, what's the big deal?
This place is already full of babies.
Speaker 16: Exactly exactly.
Speaker 1: Hitty cute. Yeah, that is kind of cute. That was cute.
That is cute.
Speaker 2: So yeah, he will have no trouble sailing through confirmation.
I think Pete will get confirmed too. I think he'll
get a lot fewer Democrat votes, but I think he'll
have enough of a vote to get through. Another person
that we gave crap to yesterday deservedly was Blumenthal.
Speaker 1: That lizard reptilian, he's the dude, he's the zombie from
World War Z. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so Trump tweeted about him and it was perfect.
He said, I think Senator Blumenthal should take a nice
long vacation in Vietnam. Where he lied about his service,
so you can at least say he was there.
Speaker 1: Right, it's a great suggestion. Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: All right, let's talk about Pam, who I tweeted this yesterday,
but I think part of her confirmation should be contingent
on whether or not she releases her entire beauty regimen.
Speaker 1: Yes, so, I don't.
Speaker 2: I can't believe there were no questions about that yesterday. Frankly,
I think there should have been.
Speaker 1: If you were there, That's obviously what we would have asked.
Speaker 2: I would have been like, will you commit to sharing
how you look so good at age fifty nine?
Speaker 1: We need a step by step, step by step YouTube
step by step thank you.
Speaker 2: Because it's just impossible to believe that she's fifty nine.
She looks absolutely amazing. So she do get ready with me?
Speaker 1: Thank you, Pam.
Speaker 2: Yes, so she kicked it off by thanking you know,
I'm sure members of her family and a lot of
her friends, and she actually had a pointed remark for
Dick Durban to say, listen, if you're trying to dig
up dirt on me, here's where you should start.
Speaker 1: Here's that moment.
Speaker 13: Tiffany, Kim, Paula and so many of my former co
workers and ranking member Durbin. If you want to get
dirt on me, these women have known me since I
was a child. Seriously, most of them. So thank you
for indulging me in that. They've all made a very
long trip to be here. And thank you for for
holding my hearing as well.
Speaker 1: I love that. So I love it because I know
that if like, if one of us were like subjected
to one of these hearings, I would be there for you.
You would be there for me. I mean, like, can
you imagine, It's like we'd be like, yeah, they would.
They totally know all the dirt. Oh my god, they
won't give any of it. I won't give it up
right Exactly. We have the same middle name, pam and
I you do. She's Pamela Joe. I know she was
a Joe. She's a Pamela Joe. Yeah. I just I
saw that. Yes, I was like, oh, look at that.
We have the same little name. That's well.
Speaker 2: She also had a great opener, and she talked about,
you know, how she was going to operate as attorney General,
and she talked specifically about their being finally one tier
of justice here.
Speaker 13: She is on that partisanship, the weaponization will be gone.
America will have one tier of justice for all. Attorney
General of the United States, my over writing objective will
be to return the Department of Justice to its core
mission of keeping Americans safe and vigorously prosecuting criminals. And
that includes getting back to basics gangs, drugs, terrorists, cartels,
our border and our foreign adversaries. That is what the
American people expect, and that is what they deserve from
the Department of Justice. If confirmed, I will do everything
in my power and it will be my great responsibility
to make America safe again.
Speaker 1: She was just unshakable. She's such a badass patriot. I
love everybody are She's the perfect pick for this and
she's absolutely perfect, awesome yesterday and.
Speaker 2: The and she was not taking anybody's shit. You guys know,
she would not take a single spec of shit. Kicked
off so many of these clowns by and I don't
have any clips specifically about this, but constantly throughout the
entire hearing, they were asking her about cash Battel and
at some point I was just like, this is not
his hearing, Okay, She's here to answer questions about herself,
not cash Buttel it was so obnoxious.
Speaker 1: Professional is what it was. Yeah, it was really ridiculous.
Speaker 2: And then they kept asking, and we do have clips
about this because it was so stupid. They will not
let twenty twenty go. They were like demand, so many
of them were demanding, did you did Trump win or
did Trump lose the twenty twenty election? And it was
just so dumb that they're still so hyper focused on this.
It kicked off with Dick Durban. Here is that part.
Speaker 22: What's that Joe Biden had the majority of votes electoral
votes necessary to be elected president twenty twenty.
Speaker 13: You know, Senator, all I can tell you as a
prosecutor is from my first hand experience, and I accept
the results. I accept, of course that Joe Biden is
present and of the United States. But what I can
tell you is what I saw firsthand when I went
to Pennsylvania as an advocate for the campaign. I was
an advocate for the campaign and I was on the
ground in Pennsylvania and I saw many things there. But
do I accept the results, of course I do.
Speaker 21: Do.
Speaker 13: I agree with what happened, and I saw so much.
You know, no one from either side of the aisle
should want there to be any issues with election integrity
in our country. We should all want our elections to
be free and fair, and the rules and the laws
to be followed.
Speaker 22: I think that question deserved a yes or no, and
I think the length of your answer is an indication
that you weren't prepared to answer yes.
Speaker 1: But this is the kind of crap they were giving
her right, just completely insufferable. And the Adam shift stuff.
Oh yeah, I we'll get to that because I saved
the best for last hour.
Speaker 2: But in the middle she had just that complete idiot
Mazie herono.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: So she kicked it off, she said, by asking the
same question I guess that she asked to every potential appointee.
She asked if Pamela has ever sexually assaulted anybody?
Speaker 1: And I was like, is this real life again? And
she sounds drunk again too. She just always sounds drunk,
you guys, Yeah, super drunk.
Speaker 2: In fact, I'm just gonna let that clip play when
she asked about if she's a sexual abuser, and then
it'll go right into Mazie questioning her also about twenty twenty,
because again, this is all these democrats can think about.
Speaker 21: As part of my responsibility to ensure the fitness of
all nominees. I asked the following two initial questions. First,
since you became a legal adult, have you ever made
unwanted requests for sexual favors or committed any verbal or
physical harassment or assault of a sexual nature.
Speaker 13: No, Senator, have you ever.
Speaker 21: Faced discipline or entered into a settle. I'm relating to
this kind of conduct the senator who won the twenty
twenty presidential.
Speaker 13: Election, Joe Biden is the president of the United States.
Speaker 9: MS.
Speaker 21: BONDI you know that there is a difference between acknowledging
it and you know I can say that Donald Trump
won the twenty twenty four election. I may not like it,
but I can say it. You cannot say who won
the twenty twenty presidential election.
Speaker 1: That you can't not at all.
Speaker 21: Give voice to that fact.
Speaker 1: And I love that Pam was just like, yeah, you
guys have I have held the hair of sorority sisters
that are more coherent than this broad She's just she
sounds drunk all the time. Always, always, there's my God.
I cannot be a sitting senator. It's disturbing to me
that she is in charge of like, yeah, that she
is a sitting sent Does that disturb you, guys as
much as it disturbs me? I'm disturbed.
Speaker 2: Good job boy, nicely done. She also, in a moment
of like back and forth Pam ended up calling her
out for being the only Democrat senator unwilling to meet
with her. And I loved that she did this publicly.
Speaker 1: This was great.
Speaker 21: As attorney general should investigate one of his perceived political enemies,
would you do so.
Speaker 13: Senator Herona? I wish you had met with me. How
did you met with me? We could have discussed many
things and gotten.
Speaker 21: Time to respond to the question.
Speaker 13: Yeah, you were the only one who refused to meet
with me, Senator. But what we would have discussed is
that it is the job of the attorney general.
Speaker 21: I'm to listen to your responses under oath, Miss BONDI. So,
I think it's really important to us that the Attorney
general be independent.
Speaker 1: Of the White House.
Speaker 21: And you have a president who considers they use off
as his law firm. I would like to know whether
it's the president suggests.
Speaker 1: Hints such as.
Speaker 21: That you, as attorney DOTO should investigate one of his
perceived enemies.
Speaker 13: Pickup Senator, I certainly have not heard the President say that,
but what I will tell you is two thirds of
Americans have lost faith in the Department of Justice, and
in statements like that, I believe is maybe people continue
to lose faith. If I am confirmed as Attorney General.
Speaker 1: It will be my job.
Speaker 23: Your not.
Speaker 13: But restore integrity to that department that every single day
as Attorney general.
Speaker 1: And the interruptions too, as that drives me insane. And
you know, she said that I want to listen to
your answer, No you don't, Yeah, you want to interrupt.
You want to interrupt. And she didn't meet with you
because she was too busy at the bar obviously. Oh
my god, she always sounds Yeah, she is just wrecked.
She has lit that woman.
Speaker 2: Things got more contentious with Lizard Man, And this was
probably one of my favorite Pam moments, is when she
was just like, I don't have to say anything to
you that you're telling me. I have to say again
once again. It was about twenty twenty and all this nonsense,
and she was just she was on fire here.
Speaker 24: I have to say, also really troubled, deeply deserved by
some of your responses. No are you non responses? To
the question that you've been asked today. You have to
be able to say that Donald Trump lost the twenty
twenty election. You dodged that question when you were asked
directly by Senator Durbin. You have to be able to
say that January sixth insurrectionists who committed violence shouldn't be pardoned.
Speaker 13: You said that I have to sit up here and
say these things.
Speaker 1: No, I don't.
Speaker 13: I sit up here and speak the truth. I'm not
going to sit up here and say anything that I
need to say to get confirmed by this body. I
don't have to say anything. I will answer the questions
to the best of my ability.
Speaker 1: Brilliant mall zombie man, go climb the walls of the
worthy got youse.
Speaker 2: I need to get the picture of that creepy dew
like the creepy zombie and just play him every time
we have him.
Speaker 1: It's him. It's totally him. She was so awesome yesterday.
Oh god, it just keeps getting better and better.
Speaker 2: And then and you could tell that she was getting feistier,
like as the day went on. This Senator Welch, I
think it is, was just going after her and she
was just like, you're not letting me answer, and I'm
not going to be bullied by you, and it was
just everything I'm speaking.
Speaker 23: Your job will be to protect voters and election workers,
not to undermine and dost them. Now, I know that
earlier you agree that Joe Biden is in fact president,
but many of the president elects inner circle continue to
spread the big lie about the twenty twenty election. Then
move out to a different topic.
Speaker 13: Sator, you were speaking, may I may I speak?
Speaker 17: You come?
Speaker 23: You're speaking?
Speaker 6: And I hope you answered.
Speaker 1: Miss Spinet.
Speaker 13: Yes, previous Senator when we met yesterday, pointed finger at
me for let me. That's the back question.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to be bullied because the.
Speaker 6: Fourteenth Amendment of the United States of America, which is
deeply disappointing today after I gave an opportunity to study overnight.
So can you tell me and this committee what the
citizenship clause of the fourteenth Amendment says?
Speaker 13: Senator, I'm here to answer your questions. I'm not here
to do your homework and study for you. If I
am confirmed the one asking for a confirmation, will you
put me off? Can I please finish?
Speaker 23: What does a fourteenth Amendment say?
Speaker 13: Senator Senator at the fourteenth Amendment we all know addresses
birthright citizenship. I have been a state prosecutor, I've been
a state ag I look forward to even given your
remarks today, working with you and the people of California
if I am confirmed as the eighty seventh Attorney General
of the United States of America. I didn't take your
homework assignment. I'm sorry, I was preparing for today.
Speaker 1: I love her. I do too, man, total girl crush,
absolute girl crush. I mean, she's just like, let me
spank you some more. Oh, yes, small little man, just beautiful.
Speaker 2: And then of course Adam Schiff, who is just the
worst of the worst of the worst. And you know,
I clipped this up a little bit because it was
obviously really really long, but hopefully have captured all of
the glorious, delicious high lights.
Speaker 25: So once the jail, Liz Cheney's sitting here today, are
you aware of any factual basis to investigate Liz Cheney?
Speaker 13: Yes or no? Senator, that's a hypothetical, and I'm not
going to answer no, it's not hypothetical.
Speaker 25: I'm asking you, sitting here today, whether you are aware
of a factual predicate to investigate Liz Cheney.
Speaker 13: Senator, no one you need to investigate Liz Cheney.
Speaker 25: That is a high president has called for it publicly.
You are aware of that, aren't you.
Speaker 13: No one has asked me to investigate, but the president
be worried about Ms Bondy.
Speaker 1: Please answer question right now.
Speaker 25: You are aware of Ms Bondy.
Speaker 13: Your robbery's body higher than the national question. That's what
I want.
Speaker 25: To question, is this, Do you have the power to
say and to my questions now are can you tell
our truth to the president. So let me start with
an easy truth that you could speak to the president.
Can you tell us can you tell him that Donald
Trump lost the twenty twenty election? You can you say that?
Do you have the independence to say that? You have
the gravitas the statue of the tests of fortitude to say,
Donald Trump, you lost the twenty twenty election. Can you
tell us that here today?
Speaker 13: Senator, what I can tell you is I will never
play politics. You're trying to engage me in a gotcha.
Speaker 1: I want to question if you can speak truth with.
Speaker 9: You did.
Speaker 25: If you was there massive fraud affecting the result of the.
Speaker 13: Two Senator, I'm glad you asked that question, if you'll
let me answer what I saw in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 25: No, I asked the simple question about massive I can only.
Speaker 1: Tell you that I saw.
Speaker 25: I know you want to answer a different question, but
my question is, can you tell us whether there was
massive fraud affecting the results of the twenty twenty election?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 13: Or no? Tell you what I saw when I went.
Speaker 25: That's not that's not my question. So so you can't
answer that question. You can't speak that even easy true
to us, let alone to the president.
Speaker 1: He is so afraid. He's so afraid of her. The
whole line of questioning about Liz Cheney because he knows
that he in trouble. He's because if she's investigated, he
can be investigated. And that's why he's so scared. He's
scared of Pam and they all should be. He's a senator.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 1: Well, it does stuck it totally. I just like, when
you see behavior like that, how in your right mind
would you want somebody leading when they act like that,
when they are, when they are that kind of human being?
Why do you want that person representing you? Who are
these people? Understand it? He is just a giant douche
and She's right.
Speaker 2: He should be more concerned about his own freaking state,
which is in an absolute state of turmoil right now.
Speaker 1: He's afraid of his he's he is trying to cover
his own ass. That's what he's trying to do. He
is so afraid right now. That's all fear. What you
saw was just straight at fear. I kind of liked it.
I do too. I like it too. I like it.
Speaker 2: And then speaking of California, the fires, you know, the fires,
and the blame continues to be literally on the shoulders
of Democrats. There were so many mistakes made, and now
we're finding out that the La Fire arson suspect, Juan
Manuel Sierra is not only in the country illegally, but
he's already been in trouble with California law enforcement seventeen
times in the past eight years, robbery, vandalism, assault with
the deadly weapon.
Speaker 1: Ice, of course, says, we've asked, we've asked California to
help us with our deportation.
Speaker 2: Requests, but they are a sanctuary state, so they refuse
to help. And then what do you get. You get
a big, big fat fire. So congrats, California, it is
your policies that created this absolute mess.
Speaker 1: But Adam Schiff doesn't want to talk about that kind
of stuff. You guys on to well, because twenty twenty
we got to talk about twenty twenty. We got to
talk about it. We got to talk about Trump. It's
all Trump, Tump Trump, Tump, Trump jump Trump and how
he's a mean Orange man. These people celebaty, right. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then it turns out too that there was a
news report about the like, I don't know, inexplicable delay
that it took for the fire department to initially react
to the first of the Pacific Palisades fires, which started out.
Speaker 1: Teeny teeny tiny, and then it took them forty five
minute before there was a response.
Speaker 2: And we know this because of a video from one
of the residents and Pacific Palisades who did it, like
a time lapse video of what was happening. And here
is the report about that.
Speaker 1: They claimed they didn't see any response until forty five
minutes after they called nine.
Speaker 5: Wash.
Speaker 26: Wow, it's hard to believe, Elizabeth, but that's I wouldn't
have believed it either until I saw the video. You
know my Valentine, he's a former US attorney for eight
years under Kamala Harris.
Speaker 18: He and his wife.
Speaker 26: They live at the top of Pacific Palisades, right next
to this ridgeline where the fire broke out. He says.
His wife called at ten twenty nine am Tuesday morning.
That's when they first saw it, and they didn't see
anybody come for at least about a half an hour
forty five minutes before they drop some water.
Speaker 5: He documented it all on video, giving News Nation an
exclusive look of where it started and how quickly it grew.
By ten point fifty the plume had spread considerably twice
as large. Eight minutes later, the size of the fire
seems to have doubled yet again, still nobody fighting the fire.
At eleven thirteen am, nearly forty five minutes after Michael's
wife called in the fire, you see a chopper come through.
At eleven twenty three, a helicopter comes in begins to
dump water on it. But at this point the fire
is massive and moving quickly down this ridge line height.
Speaker 1: It's unreal, you guys. I live in a tiny town
here in Texas. We had a pasture fire right before
Christmas and it was just like a you know, a
fluky thing, and like it's same thing. The embers they
scatter for It took four minutes for them to get
to us. They were like twelve guys. A lot of
them were volunteer, but they were. I mean, they were
at our house like that and it was put out.
I mean, thank God, thank you Jesus. Thank the guys
are so great around here. But I if they hadn't
have been, I can't forty five minutes. Can you imagine?
I everything would have been destroyed in forty five minutes.
Everything forty five minutes is an eternity when you have
fires like that. I just when when I saw that,
forty five minutes and I'm like, oh my, I cannot imagine.
That's why, that's why it's so out of control.
Speaker 2: What were they doing well, they're understaffed, as they've been
complaining about forever.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I've had anything to that.
Speaker 2: There are so many things wrong with the California process,
the leadership, the management, all of it.
Speaker 1: It's such a mess.
Speaker 2: And I didn't even we didn't even touch on the
fact that this is Another angle was that when Mayor
Bass was off in Africa, theoretically the deputy mayor is
supposed to be in charge and making decisions and reacting
to emergencies.
Speaker 1: But the problem is is.
Speaker 2: That he's on leave because he made a bomb threat
against city Hall. This is the kind of people that
are in positions of power in California. So the deputy
mayor for public safety was on leave following an FBI
raided his house because he apparently made a bomb threat.
Speaker 1: Against city hall. Just this is who's the deputy mayor.
I can't you can't. I know, you can't make it
up these people.
Speaker 2: And then you're like, I don't know who this guy
is that you're about to see the video of somebody
that's involved in the fire department was making at a
press conference, making a plea to the homeless.
Speaker 1: Who I'm guessing aren't watching TV.
Speaker 2: The stop lighting fires for warmth as they you know,
as they deal with the major fires.
Speaker 1: And of course, always keeping in mind staying on wokeness,
he doesn't refer to them as the homeless. He has
to refer to them as.
Speaker 2: The unhoused, the unhoused population, the unhoused. This is what
they care about, you guys. It is so freaking stupid.
Speaker 1: But listen, I asked that are unhoused neighbors neighbors. I'd
have warming fires, warming fires.
Speaker 27: Anybody who's a person experiencing homelessness should be seeking shelter
through the County of Los Angeles or the city of
Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: If they're watching you, then then maybe they're probably on
an iPhone and they probably this is they're not watching him.
They're not watching him, of course they're not. This is
the Big God. I mean, it's about him saying that
is as useful as him saying don't do drugs, don't
poop on the streets of other stuff either. Warming Okay,
this is that was the level of stupidity in that
state is off the charts. It's so bad, so bad.
Speaker 2: And then related to fires, this was just interesting because
I didn't know that mel Gibson and Russell Brand were
at mar A Lagos, sitting next to each other at
like a panel table of some sort when mel Gibson
discovered that his own house was burning down to the ground.
And I'm laughing, not because of that, obviously that's tragic,
but I'm laughing at the way that mel Gibson talks
about it, because, you guys, he is so crazy eyed
right now, Like.
Speaker 1: I think it's hot. She she mock is like, She's
like he's crazy, and I'm like, I I dig that.
I just I mean, I love him, but like lives
are so wild, like just now.
Speaker 2: And so he's sitting next to Russell Brand and so
you'll see that moment and hear it. You will hear
him say my house is burning to the ground, and
then like Russell and like the chick next to him
are like, oh my god. And then Russell Brand after
the clip is like, you, guys, you should always believe
me because when I tell you that I was sitting
next to mel Gibson at mar A Lago when he
found out his house was on fire, I have video
evidence here it is.
Speaker 15: My house, so you can trust me. If I tell
you that was at mar A Laco. Mel Gibson leaned
over and.
Speaker 24: Went, my house is burning down.
Speaker 15: You might think he's making up, he's a lunatic. There's
the actual video evidence.
Speaker 1: My gosh. And he's just like, yeah, I'm just gonna continue.
What's what's he gonna do? What's he gonna do? He
might as well enjoy the roll, like his eye roll.
He's just like, my house is burning to the ground,
house breaking, turning down you guys, I'm just gonna enjoy
the steak. I'm gonna enjoy it. I don't know why
that was so funny to me, but that was super
funny to me. Yeah, it's malf freaking Gibson, you guys.
Speaker 2: Before we get to my pillow tops, I have to
share with you some potentially terrible news, really, and that
is that because of these fires, Punter Biden might be
getting thirty million dollars because he lost his house because
he had he had insured his art. Oh my gosh,
I know, like I'm just sick to my stomach about this.
He might be getting a thirty million dollar insurance settlement
because two hundred or more of his paintings burned down
and they were insured.
Speaker 1: How did these people win like this? I mean, it's right.
These are the questions I'm going to ask God one day.
I'm just gonna be like, you know, why does this happen?
Why do dogs only live to be like ten? You know,
these are a lot of questions. I have so many
questions for God. I have questions. This is It's just
disgusting on every level.
Speaker 2: It is.
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Gaylor five again. Today I start a new job, so
I'm not sure when if I will get to watch
you awesome ladies live. I will have you in my
pocket to watch later. Love y'all. Gaylas right here, Yeah,
you can put us in your pocket. A lot of
people do video on demand with us. They watch us
later on, which is great. Totally do that. Kim Lambert
black Mega Trump photo. Awesome, wasn't it? I mean it
is so good it was. It was a really really
great photo. GCQC. I'm in the Candle Club. I ordered
one called Amazing Grace go figure. It smells like heaven.
They're they're just so They're fantastic and the stuff that
they come in, like I actually had a black one
that was like a jar, had the top on it
and I washed it in the dishwasher and I use
it for jewelry and stuff. Now beautiful, yeah, beautiful, little gorgeous.
It containers are great. Yeah. Evatar Ashkenazi Hamas demands high
profile terrorists to Israel, Vito releasing and keep on piling demands,
refuse to let Israel know who's alive and more. It's ridiculous,
absolutely ridiculous. Katie Christine nine oh six. Today is my
fortieth birthday. Happy birthday. Been listening to you for years.
Love you chicks, and shout out to my mom. Tutsi
aka touts who is watching on Facebook? Can't wait until
January twentieth. We can't either, evatar Ashkanazi. Why KJP dresses
like the Riddler, I don't know, but that green is
a little much.
Speaker 2: Never have to see her again, you guys, it's so great.
Speaker 1: Rachel Gerhardt Maizie Herono had brought in protesters for Pete. Yeah,
we talked about how she's the one that let them
sit in her guest seats. Eugene Higert, Pambody Bondy is beautiful,
but mock and Daisy you like beautiful. Kept it up,
you two qtis. Now take my money, jerks. Ah, it's
very sweet, Eugene, thank you do. Shelley as Douche. Shift
does have a ring to it, Yes it does. Andrea
Viola forty five minutes for a fire. Imagine a home invasion.
Oh my gosh, you're so right, likeah, it's just it's
it's not right. None of it is right. Paula Johnson
what does the twenty twenty election have to do with
these hearings. They are obsessed with getting someone to say
Trump lost, right, Yeah, exactly. Their priorities are completely screwed up,
which is why they lost. Shelley Ettington mock. Did you
get your Crumble cookie? I did, Shelley, thank you.
Speaker 2: We ordered six, as a matter of fact, when we
were on Hilton had we went to the Crumble there
and the one for the week was like an oreo one,
that was.
Speaker 1: And the caramel you got like the salted caramel one too,
and I did, but that ended up.
Speaker 2: Being a cheesecake and I didn't really like that one
like that. But I got the original like chocolate chip.
Speaker 1: Which was amazing. And then Ron got a snickerdoodle, and
then he got another chocolate chip that had like this
big pile of frosting on it, which was so good. Yeah,
and then I.
Speaker 2: Forget what the other one that he probably got something
peanut butter, which I don't like, so that was his.
Speaker 1: We got this one I got. We got him this week,
and we got four my daughter. We still have a
little bit left over on our gift car, but we
got four this week because my daughter was begging me
for him. We haven't had him in a while. So
did you get the oreo? We got? She got oreo,
but they they had other flavors because they changed their
flavors every week, and so I think she got like
a oreo. And then there's we got the chocolate chip,
which is all I care about, is the chocolate chip.
And then there was some sort of strawberry one, and
like a lemon or something, some sort of lemon in there.
So yeah, thank you so much. Crumble is crumble is
life incredible? So so good, so yeah, so thank you
for that. So good. You guys, bring it in. We're
bringing it in. It's Thursday, right, we're kareening to Friday. Yeah,
Thursday weekend below you guys, everybody, have a fantastic Thursday.
We'll talk to you tomorrow.
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