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But I'm kind of excited about all of them normies
out there on x who put together videos of Candace
completely contradicting her own freaking self. Those are my favorite.
We've got a few of those to share today. But
before we get to that, just wanted to get through
some like kind of really ridiculous, irrelevant but kind of
interesting headlines. There's just a few I thought were of interest,
one of which is that Kathy Hokel, you remember I think.
It was earlier this week that we played a video
of her telling New Yorkers how to shovel snow. Right,
we showed that she's not done. Somebody on her social
media team thinks this is a great idea, doesn't understand
that this is cringe af She is now explaining how
to use kat litter to unstuck your get your car
unstuck if you if you get stuck in the snow.
This is for real, best thro tip on how to
get out of a ditch or to get in that
This is deep.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying it is.
Speaker 1: But get non clumping clay kitty.
Speaker 4: Litter in your trump. It was stupid kitty litter.
Speaker 2: Put it right out of the tires. Okay, I can't
believe this is for real. Tires all the way through here.
Speaker 5: So in your back, get a little bit attraction and
you might feel get yourself and your family out of
a difficult situation.
Speaker 4: Take it for me, I.
Speaker 2: Know, take it from her.
Speaker 1: You guys, they're politician.
Speaker 2: That's embarrassing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just stop it, just stop. You don't do
any of that stuff yourself, Stop it right right.
Speaker 2: You probably I don't even drive, Okay, So just we're
onto you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Remember when Trump was elected for the second time, there
was the same normal back of celebrities who are like,
I'm moving out of the country. And of course Rosie did.
Rosie left. She's off in Ireland and.
Speaker 1: She's still obsessing all these videos. Yes she is. She
is riddled with TDS, completely saying and does all these
videos about Trump like every day, NonStop. God bless her.
Speaker 2: Well. Another one of the celebrities that vowed to move
and did move is Ellen DeGeneres and her wife Porsia
whatever her name it, what is it, Porsia something Rossi, Yes,
Portia de Rossi. So they moved to the UK and
they were like, suck at Trump, see what's gonna happen.
We're leaving and no one cared.
Speaker 1: We don't care.
Speaker 2: And now they have made a return so Aparently they
didn't like the weather in the UK countryside and so
now they're.
Speaker 1: Back back in California. They went back to California.
Speaker 2: Probably, I'm sure they probably went back to California.
Speaker 1: She looks totally.
Speaker 2: It's not a great photo, it's not, but yeah.
Speaker 1: It was that countryside was not client. It was not kind, not.
Speaker 2: Kind, not kind. So anyway, they're just don't believe these
nonsense celebrities.
Speaker 1: About no, because America is the best place in the
universe to live and they know it and we know it,
and she can suck it. Suck it out.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 2: And speaking of California, this is an interesting poll that
I've seen now a couple of times. This is about
the governor's race, and the way that the California voting
system works is that the top two candidates running, whether
they're Democrat, Republican or independent or whatever, the top two
vote getters then move on to a general election. And
right now, the top two vote getters are both Republicans.
Speaker 1: You guys, so great, this is so.
Speaker 2: So very interesting. Californians seem to be getting sick and
tired of Democrats.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's great. I love it. And they should be
sick and tired of it. They're ruining to stay exactly.
Speaker 2: I thought that was really interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is. It's actually very hopeful.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So that was exciting news. And then in other
good news, it turns out that Governor Tim Walls has
no future plans to run for elected office ever. Again. Ever,
I think we can all get that's we can take
comfort in that.
Speaker 1: And I'm getting behind that, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: And he said us because he knows he's a lightning rod.
You guys, he's a lightening rod.
Speaker 3: Look, I recognize that I'm a lightning rod.
Speaker 7: And this is a tough it's a tough space for
I'm in because I know they hate me personally and
they take it out on my constituents because old white
guys who are former governors tend to land on their feet. Okay,
type of thing, but in all fairness, on the timing,
I removed myself and then two days later, renee Good
is murdered. But I think one of the things is
is I have no political consideration. We'll never run for
an elected office again, never again, never again, and I
will just do the work. And what I found is,
again I'm going to say this, there's heroes on the
streets and we don't know their names.
Speaker 3: They're never going to run for office.
Speaker 7: And those Grasstop leaders brought this administration to their neees
this week to.
Speaker 3: Do something about it.
Speaker 7: So there's other ways to serve and I'll find.
Speaker 1: Them nice, nice spin tampon. I give me a break.
It's just ridiculous. He's not going to run again because
he's under investigation, he's probably going to go to jail.
So that's but I appreciate, But that was real. That
was a cute spin that I bless your heart.
Speaker 2: It was not a lightning rod.
Speaker 1: Okay, what does that even mean?
Speaker 2: A lightning rod that hurts people? It gets people attract
terrible things. Right, Yeah, but then did you see that
did you notice a little part where he was like,
you know, two days after I said I wasn't going
to run for reelection, renee good dies, as if those
two things are related, like he's saying, if I would
have stayed in the race, she would be here today. No,
that's not work at all.
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Speaker 3: Do it.
Speaker 2: Okay, So yesterday I was pretty mad because of Candace.
Candace is like creating feelings of rage and me that
I've never felt before. But then like it's starting to
affect my psyche. I recognize this about myself. But every
time I think she's hit the worst that she can hit, like,
she just gets Yeah, she just gets worse. And so
yesterday was another example. Some leaker at TPUSA sent her
another video. And this was a video that was five
days after Charlie was murdered, and it is Erica her
first kind of address. It's via zoom call to the
entire TPUSA employee organization, basically just saying we've got this,
we can do this. It was a five minute video.
You can see the entire thing on Candace's show if
you want to see it. I mean, I did watch
the whole thing, because I never believe anything Candace says.
I want to know what the context is. And it
was perfectly fine. It was a demonstration of strength, compassion
for the employees, who she also recognized are hurting after
his death. Behaved in certain moments five days after my
son dies, and I know what that's like. I know
what it is to be falling apart one minute and
then pulling yourself together for the benefit of others who
may need you in another moment. This is normal, And
I cannot believe that she continues to criticize the way
that Erica is behaving, and yet she does. And there
is a moment that you're about to see where Erica
talks about how grateful she is to have the TPUSA
organization and the employees in it and the family that
it has created, and she uses the terms, I just
feel so honored and blessed to have you, you know,
to have you, to have TPUSA, to have this organization
that Charlie loved so much. This is a problem for
candas she cannot deal And here is her evil from yesterday.
Speaker 8: This is five and a half days after most publicly assassinated.
And yes, in the background, that is Terrell Farnsworth, the
guy who took down the cameras. But we're going to
see we are going to see some grief. So I'm
going to allow you guys to watch this for five minutes.
Speaker 9: And we're going to make sure that we honored my
husbands so well at this whole worlds what his his
vision was and will be. And it's just I feel
simplessed and.
Speaker 10: Honored, blessed and honored. That is crazy work as adjectives.
I don't know, that's that's crazy work. That is like I.
Speaker 8: Couldn't blessed and honored to be the CEO and to
be telling you guys that you're a family. And I
want you to see this because we've spoken about this,
the Mooney's cult, and these people that are leaving are.
Speaker 10: Like it's it was just like a cult.
Speaker 8: Like basically she's saying this, she's calling you a family.
She promised them. That's why it's important you have to
hold this to the fire and obvious, CEO, you promised
these kids that if you they are gonna work harder.
You're in this family, your jobs are safe. Actually, that's
what makes her cry saying, your jobs are you know?
That's that's when she breaks right when she says, it's
so importantly you.
Speaker 10: Know your jobs are good like I feel.
Speaker 8: I feel emotionally attached to you guys working for me.
And guys, we're gonna bring in the beginning to because
I want you to watch b ands so you can
see the full thing it because we don't need to
strip anything. Because she starts by laughing, which I find
to be interesting.
Speaker 10: There you go, look all the guys up. How cute
that is.
Speaker 11: Sorry, this is a little bit more informal than probably
Charlie would be reacting.
Speaker 10: How sweet. I didn't know they could do that. I
hate so you I realized.
Speaker 12: Sorry you guys.
Speaker 11: I just wanted to say first and foremost, my heart
obviously is broken for you guys as much it is
for our family. You guys lost not only a boss,
but someone that you looked up to, someone that you
believed in his mission.
Speaker 13: That you also that you loved. You loved listening to
his show, you loved hearing his wisdom on things.
Speaker 11: I'm sure some of you have also had very personal
moments of where you sat.
Speaker 14: Down and.
Speaker 8: So that's the beginning just that you have that in
full context now, Like I said, this is something, It's
definitely something.
Speaker 1: Okay. She's the queen of projection first of all, right,
and again the queen of gaslight. I can't stand her
and I and for the record, I think Erica looks
absolutely wrecked. Oh my god, of course, absolutely wrecked. You
can tell that. You know. It was five days from
the assassination of her husband. She just looks like she
just did it. Yeah, she looks, and rightly so. And listen,
if it were my husband and we had a company together,
I'd be acting very similarly. I would be like, Okay,
I got to make sure that I keep this thing going,
because that's what he would have wanted. Because the last
thing that you want is for that to be wrecked too.
I mean, what are you gonna do? Let that just
fizzle out?
Speaker 2: That of course she and you know, she criticizes her
for getting emotional about assuring the employee base that they
have jobs. Yeah, when she feels the weight of responsibility
for employing three hundred people who are relying on her
and her alone right to keep this company afloat, you
don't think that's going to break you a little bit canus.
Speaker 1: I would tell you absolute seaword. She is a sea words.
There's one thing that really bothers me about this though.
There's a leaker inside that company, and I like, screw
that person. Man, whoever that person is that's leaking it
for malicious intent, can go suck it, you know, because
that's what's happening here. They're like, you know what, I'm
gonna go ahead because this is what was it that
one chick that that leaked because she wanted to get
a podcast and get on Candace's you know, I guess
can't whoever it was somebody gave her a podcast or whatever.
They're like, oh, yeah, you're in Candas's side, we're gonna
give you a podcast. And she's faded into obscurity at
this point. I don't even know her name, so she's
doing a real good job of their podcast. But this
is the But that's what I'm saying is that these
people feel like they're very opportunistic in this and they're
very backstabby, and they're like, well, I'm gonna go ahead
and take this in this woman's time of need, and
I'm going to capitalize on it for my own personal
gain and those people are gross.
Speaker 2: They're just vile, absolutely vile. But again, you know, it
is projection, like you said, and it's also a complete
lack of self awareness about her own behavior in the
immediate aftermath of Charlie's death. So no, super Nole's great
x account that you should follow if you're not already
posted this. This is also Candace in the aftermath of
Charlie Dyne. Remember she criticized Erica for smiling at the
beginning of that video. She's criticized her, were, you know,
talking stats and data in that other call that was
the day after the memorial, And yet here's Candace again.
Speaker 8: We are not even two weeks after watching your husband
be assassinated. We're talking about numbers and metrics that have
been hit. One hundred and fifty thousand of you guys
were watching and the system just sort of crashed. Thank
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Speaker 10: All of you guys, and my husband's dead. Not to
be morbid. That is a sentence that.
Speaker 8: I Charlie Kirk, my friend is dead, and this was
not my husband, and I had no sort of the
type of relationship that she had with him that I
was able to utter least of all. I mean, that's
moving pretty quickly to the acceptance phase, Charlie Kirk, my
friend is dead. Now, regarding the New York Times profile piece,
I was totally in a cloud of grief by myself
when all of that went down.
Speaker 10: Okay, you remember I had to go away to Wyoming just.
Speaker 8: To breathe, to process, to get closer to accepting that
it was real.
Speaker 2: Bullshit, All of it such bulls so full of shit,
isn't she And it's like change change check. Oh yeah, yeah,
I think this was nine days after. Yeah, this was
nine days after he died. And again she's very very
critical of Erica trying to hold a company together, and
yet this is her nine days after.
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Speaker 10: I'm gonna hit him up. That's what we're gonna do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what. Else, My favorite thing about her
is that she has a picture of herself on her laptop.
That's pretty telling. Don't you think it's like peak like
her in her office behind her it's probably just portraits
of herself all over that. Yeah, that would track.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh. So the hypocrisy, obviously is it reeks
to high Heaven, right, and she doesn't she does not
take any of this into account. It's like she doesn't
realize that people can go back and see her behavior
also in the immediate aftermath, just the way that she's
trying to be critical of Erica. And one of the
things that Nathan, our friend Nathan at Miltbar TV put
together this was I hadn't even thought of this point,
and this was so such an important point to make.
Back when she was first getting all critical, she said
that Erica had no business being a CEO because she
was too emotional as a widow. So she couldn't possibly.
She was going to have to prove to Canvas that
she could actually run a company. But Candace didn't believe
it because she's too emotional. Fast forward to now, and
she's criticizing Erica for being a CEO, so she cannot win.
Erica cannot win. And that's why I thought Nathan did
such a good job showing this compare and contrast.
Speaker 11: You're making hundreds and thousands of dollars every single episode
going after the people that I love because somehow they're
in on this.
Speaker 10: No, and I hate to say this, but I'm going
to be very clear here.
Speaker 8: This is why there are many people who do not
believe that women are equipped to lead companies, because what
you are watching here is an unbelievably emotional response that
is absent of any logic.
Speaker 15: Okay, we are moving forward, turning point USA two point
zero with Charlie and our hearts, and that's.
Speaker 3: What he would want.
Speaker 8: Again, we are not even two weeks after watching your
husband be assassinated. We're talking about numbers and metrics that
have been hit. We know everybody grieves differently. In my imagination,
I don't. I just thought she would be more upset. No,
she didn't even respond to one of the conspiracies. She
gave us emotion. She gave us emotion. She said, I'm
a mother, I am a wife, and we never asked
about whether she was mother or wife. We want to
know if she's a CEO and a chairman, and a
CEO and a chairman has to comperimentalize.
Speaker 10: Imagine you're the employer. You're like, hey, well this is
white saying this, So am I weird? But I'd be
like I would be pretty weird.
Speaker 8: If I needed to take time off and his wife
is saying she's full sneam ahead.
Speaker 15: Honestly, a turning point USA and turning point action, full
seam ahead. You guys, we have Charlie would want us
to get back to work, and that's what we're doing.
Speaker 8: When I you're going to prove that you have the
ability to be a CEO and a chairman and not
just a wife who we expect emotion from.
Speaker 10: And you have.
Speaker 8: You're rightful in that capacity. You are rightful to have emotion.
You're rightful to be the aggrieved widow. But you don't
get to just be widowed into the position of chairman
and CEO. That well, now the widow has spoken. We're
not dealing with the widow. We want the CEO and
the chairman of Turning Point USA to answer.
Speaker 10: Okay, you got.
Speaker 8: If you can't complimentalize, then I don't see how you're
going to be to lead this organization in the future,
the now fired employees.
Speaker 10: You're telling me, No, it was quite the opposite.
Speaker 8: She was in the office every day with Stacy Sheridan,
running around with Stacy Sheridan, taking phone calls at Stacey Sheridan.
That's like the head of the fundraising for Turning Point USA.
So what I had imagined in my head was happening
simply was not. So I'm sorry, but that that whole
thing right there is frustrating.
Speaker 10: Something is not right.
Speaker 2: It is your brain. Compartmentalize, comprementalize, comprementalize.
Speaker 1: God bless her.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, she can't say words, but yeah, I mean,
obviously you can see right there, there is no win.
There's nothing that Erica could do that Candice would say,
this is normal, this is grieving normally.
Speaker 1: It's like it's like a liberal with Trump.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly. There can be no movement that is or
action that is correct. Yeah, because she is a liberal,
yes exactly, and also complimentalize. Again, this is just one
of a huge list of words she cannot say correctly.
I had heard, like I think, at a time, that
she had said dibaccle, and I thought that's, you know, obviously,
add that to the list of words she can't say.
I did not realize how often she actually says it
until I saw this.
Speaker 8: So it's a philosophy class called Senior sem and he
used to come in every day with a tobaccle and
he would ask us to just work through the philosophical question. Hey,
remember the whole tobacco thing, this tobacle with her earrings,
the hantons, dibaccle came up with a Brett Kavanaugh hearings,
and tobaccle evolved in.
Speaker 10: This entire dibaccle.
Speaker 8: Okay, the FISA tobaccle, his recent non vote on the
FIS and tobacco and Kanye West tobacco, Christ is king
tobaccle to christ is King tobacco. That's my Jeffrey epseyen
tobacco and Jeffrey Epstein, this whole tobacco never had any
sort of a tobacco ever in my life.
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Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 2: Jeremy Boring, a former CEO of Daily Wire and the
person ultimately responsible for firing Candace, has come out. He
took a hiatus from from X also, but now he
is back on X and he is doing interviews and
did the Trigonometry podcast with Constant constantin Kauisen, and they
spent a lot of time talking about not only Candace,
but Tucker and just sort of the woke right. But
the Candace part was obviously very very interesting, and the
most interesting part is to hear what Jeremy said in
Candace's eyes. So Candace listened to it and then also
complained about it on her show yesterday. There's a little
bit of a teaser clip where Jeremy talks about how
what Candace is doing to Erica Kirk right now is
just pure evil.
Speaker 16: He's now probably about doing expose documentaries on Charlie Kirk's widow.
Speaker 3: You know that's that is evil.
Speaker 2: There's no other way to say it. I mean, there
is no other way to say it.
Speaker 1: Right, he did some. He said some really cool stuff
in that interview.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and we've got some and we've got her
reaction to it. One of the things, you know, he
was so generous describing her and her talent that it
was I was like, Okay, Jeremy, he's up, you know
what I mean, Like I was even getting like, can
we just not feed her.
Speaker 1: Ego this hard? He hired her, So I think part
of that is he's I mean, let's face it, it's
kind of like you're in HR and you that was
on you, Like if you hired somebody and then they
turned out to be a complete evil, you know, psychopath,
it's kind of I mean, not to be I'm I'm
gonna be a little critical of Jeremy boring, but they're
not real good at hiring women. I'm putting get out there.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 1: I'm serious. Their track record hasn't, at least for me,
I don't think their track their track record of hiring
men has been exemplary. They have wonderful men that work
for them, and their team of men, I mean like
they my god, they've got like the Jordan Peterson's and
then Michael every every Michael Knowles and like even Matt Walsh,
like all of them are exempt Ben, They're exemplary, They're great.
I love listening to them. But the women like so much.
Speaker 2: They need to maybe do some work on hiring women
because they're not They're not good at it.
Speaker 1: He's not good at it. So when he says good
things about her, I think it's part part of it
is to cover the fact that he was responsible.
Speaker 2: Well, he definitely says it's one of the worst mistakes
he's ever made in his entire career.
Speaker 1: I'd say so.
Speaker 2: But her reaction to what he says about her, you're
about to hear like the most glowing testimony about her.
Her reaction to it could not be more ridiculous. Here
it is.
Speaker 16: Yeah, well, I certainly think that hiring Candas is probably
the biggest mistake of my professional life so far. At
the time, I had misgive things about Candace, but it
wasn't a completely cynical decision. I believe that Candace could
be a great force for good in the world. I
still believe that Candace is the most talented person I've
ever met, not just in conservative media, but in any media.
Speaker 10: She has it.
Speaker 16: You know, she has that star quality. You know it
the moment that you meet her. Unbelievable charm, unbelievable charisma.
The camera absolutely loves her. She has incredibly unique gifts
and skills in that area, and when she wields those
gifts and skills for goods incredibly effective. She was during
the DLM movement in America. Some of the content that
we made when we first brought Candace on was focused
on that topic, and I think she was as good
as anybody in the world and made a really positive impact.
I've said before Kandas is like nuclear energy. You know,
if if you harness it properly, she can power a city.
If you lose control, she'll flatten the city. And I
think that's what we're seeing now Candace. All those same
gifts that she has at various times used for good,
she's now using for ill. And there's no one better.
The problem is, if what you're pursuing is bad and
you're the best at it, you're gonna do an incredible
amount damage. Kandas is doing an incredible amount of damage.
Speaker 8: So what's amazing about that is he's not even aware
of how objectively racist what he just said was we
brought Candace on because she was critiquing black people. We
brought her on because it was nice to have a
black person that was willing to call out Black Lives matter.
Speaker 10: And that's large way I brought her on.
Speaker 2: That was like such a like a like an aside
of his mo general point that was barely even a
thing to pick out.
Speaker 1: And the thing she used to rail about, like she's
doing the thing she needs to criticize other people of doing.
So this is, like I said, liberal, this is you know,
she's gone back to her roots. Man, that she's.
Speaker 2: Crying racism over that is so utterly ridiculous. I just
I can't. And then there was He also talked about
how she doesn't really believe anything. And if you've looked
at her entire career, in its entirety, you've seen her
change her views to match the moment, to match the
moment where she believes she's going to make the most money,
where she's going to have the most influence. She changes
based on what people say about her and whether or
not they agree with her. So right now, because there's
all these lunatic cult members who are hanging on her
every word, she's not going to stop ripping on Charlie.
She's not going to stop ripping on TPUSA, She's not
going to stop ripping on Erica because now she's getting
the most clicks, the most money, the most reward for
doing it. And Jeremy talked about that very very well,
because he asked her, in a couple of different situations,
what do you actually believe?
Speaker 16: Handis Owens is engaged in a as I see it.
Handas is engaged in a project of self aggrandizement. I've
asked Candace on two separate occasions, what do you actually believe?
And on both occasions she told me, I believe what
the people believe. I am the voice of the people.
Never Mind that that's a completely a moral statement. Never
Mind that I don't know who the people are in
this conversation, never mind that the people, whoever they are,
can obviously be wrong. Handas is actually saying something somewhat profound.
She's saying, I will say whatever gets the most reward.
She may not even know that that's what she's saying,
but she's essentially she's articulating audience capture as a virtue.
Speaker 8: This is incredible for so many reasons. So the first
and foremost that is obviously made up. It's such an
obviously made up conversation. Who just comes in and goes,
what do you believe? Zero context? And then someone just
replies and says, I believe whatever the people believe that you.
Speaker 2: Context is missing. There is no context, and so we're
not privy to the entire conversation. But I absolutely believe
that those conversations happened.
Speaker 1: I do because it's true. And there listen, there is
the complex he'll talk about, like the complex of the people. Right,
there's a lot of these people popping up who are
just like her, a lot of people. We see them
all over the place, right. And then there are the
tried and truths, like I look at like the Glenn
Becks of the world, who I absolutely love. He's tried
and true, been around forever, tried and true. I think
this is why Daily Wire will always be around, because
there are a lot of tried and truthes, and you
have like the Jordan Peterson's and the people like they're
just more cerebral, you know, like these are more of
the cerebral conservatives. And then like the Dana Lashes of
the world, She's been around forever, she's been around like
as long as like we've been around, you know, and
they you don't. These people are unwavering. These are the
people who haven't changed. Yeah, you know, Like I mean,
I know we're not very popular, but we've we've been
unchangeable in the past two decades. And I think that's
one of the We're like the underground, underground ants of
conservatism that people turn to because it's like, well, I
know what they're I know what they stand for, and
they're not going to change according to well, let's see
where people were the winds blowing. That's just not how
it works. Conservatism is conservatism, period.
Speaker 2: Yeah. He you know, obviously listen to the whole Trigonometry
and Podcast episode with him if you get a chance.
But one of the other things, I mean, he talked
a lot about not just Candice, but again like Tucker,
Nick Fuentes, all of these woke right people. And it
was just interesting because the other day we mentioned that
Tucker was going to be appearing at some real estate
thing like symposium along with the Clintons and John Kerrey
and other people in Saudi Arabia, and he did, and
they started talking about Islam and whether or not it
is a threat to the world, which, as you know
Tucker has convinced himself it isn't at all right. And
here is what he said on the stage about his
comfort level with Islam.
Speaker 17: Abuse in my country. For saying things like that out
loud and for whatever it's worth, a pretty fervent Christian
and I feel completely comfortable here in the in the
seat of Islam not become right's And.
Speaker 3: Why is that?
Speaker 17: And just just saying that is a threat somehow to
some people who are propagandists and liars, And it's true,
so I'm going to say it. And moreover, I think
it points up like something that's really important about life,
which is it's worth meeting people and seeing things before
you try to assess them.
Speaker 1: Oh, really, you feel comfortable? I know he feels You
know why he feels comfortable there? I think we all
know why. You know, because he's in bed with those people.
You know, doesn't feel comfortable there? I don't because I'm
a woman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I shouldn't feel comfortable.
Speaker 1: I don't feel comfortable there. Do you think his daughters
would feel comfortable there? I had this guy, Do you.
Speaker 2: Think Christians should feel comfortable there? As Seth Dylan pointed out,
Christianity is prohibited from public life in Saudi Abia. Churches
are forbidden. Open doors ranks the country thirteenth on the
world's fifty Most Dangerous People are places for Christians. It's
like he doesn't remember nine to eleven. He doesn't remember
isis he doesn't remember some of the worst terror attacks
that have been committed on our soil and elsewhere. He's
just like, Oh, I feel perfectly comfortable because they're paying me.
What an idiot.
Speaker 1: It's easy to forget when you're getting money from them
and you're building a house and cutter, I guess it's
easy to forget. Hope that house is nice. Tucker, God
just right.
Speaker 2: And now you know it's it's it's starting to be.
And we've talked about this before. The JD Vance is
gonna have to if he's going to be the guy
that is going to be the front runner for twenty
twenty eight, he's gonna have to address the Tucker problem.
And it's not just us that, you know, we're pointing
it out. We have been pointing it out, but it's
a lot of people now starting to point it out.
Ab Greenwald said of Advance is not going to disown
the racist right for insulting his wife and child. He's
certainly not going to do it for the Jews. He
has decided that the Republican future belongs to anti Semites,
and Britt Hume said, this issue is not going to
go away on its own. Vance at some point is
gonna have to deal with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's gonna have to deal with and TPU, I say,
will too, because that's their guy. That's their guy. So
they're gonna have to deal because I don't want any
part of that. I like Vance, I really really like
him the same, but I don't like this shit. I
don't I get it, And so I think it's.
Speaker 2: One thing that makes Rubio like look that much more attractive.
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Speaker 2: All right, let's move on. Obviously, we talked about the
ilhan Omar foreign substance attack the other day, and so
hilariously Lyle Culpepper had a little fun with that video.
And here is that Terry Christinome must resign or face impeachment.
Speaker 1: Right, that cruel.
Speaker 18: The only person that has any right to shoot a
load of pop go to Elon's face is her brother.
Speaker 2: Wilhan tweeting, I'm okay, I'm a survivor, So this small
agitator isn't gonna intimidate me from doing my work. I
don't let bullies win. Grateful to my incredible constituents who
rallied behind me. Minnesota Strong. She was threatened, her life
was threatened, you guys by apple cider vinegar.
Speaker 1: Can you even it was salad dressing? I'm surprised she
didn't go. Some people did something. The man did something.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry that guy is obviously crazy like the guy
that you know her old the salad dressing at her.
But are we sure?
Speaker 1: Because I yeah, I still feel like it was completely staged.
Speaker 2: Well that's true. I mean it could have been also staged.
But think but he would be crazy to be involved
with a stage. I think us salad dressing.
Speaker 1: I think it's a liberal dude, and it was also he.
Speaker 2: Apparently is a Trump supporter who has trans kids, and
it was married to a woman who is very, very liberal.
But allegedly he is a Trump supporter.
Speaker 1: I's alleged. I think it's completely staged. I mean, she's listened.
She's willing to lie about marrying her brother. She's willing
to lie about all the money that she's stolen from taxpayers.
You don't think that the chik staged a complete production
for this. I come on to me, it looked stage.
She's capable of lying to the American people. I don't
think that she's incapable of lying about this. I think
that it was staged. I think it's.
Speaker 2: Absolutely within the realm of possibility. Yet, whilesh also tweeting,
about that. I don't know if the ilhan Omar thing
was staged or not. There's certainly plenty of to be suspicious.
We know that leftis do these kinds of hoaxes all
the time, and Somali's are notorious scam artists, so we'll see.
What I do know is that the leftist agitators are
out in the streets every day a costing law enforcement officers,
and nobody on the left condemns it. Charlie Kirk was
shot in the neck and they celebrated. Now, il han
Omar gets sprayed with the liquid and we're supposed to
treat it like it's a national tragedy. Il Han is
going around calling herself a survivor. Democrats are issuing dramatic denunciations.
It's all fake. Even if it wasn't staged, though it
may have been, it's still fake.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think she and her husband are a
deep doo doo, That's what I hope. So, and this
woman is a woman who makes one hundred and seventy
four thousand dollars a year. Seven years ago she was
in the negative, she had a negative net worth, and
now it's thirty million dollars. You cannot tell me that
there's some there's not sketchy shit going on in the back.
Speaker 2: There's so much sketch.
Speaker 1: She is doing bad things and now she's getting called
out for it. And she's like, oh my god, somebody
throw apple cider vinegar in my face.
Speaker 10: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I'm not buying any of this. I'm not not buying it.
Speaker 2: Well, obviously it's all Trump's fault. As the governor of
Minnesota is about to tell you, do.
Speaker 1: You played President Trump for what happened?
Speaker 3: This attack remembers on the boh, Well, certainly, it's it's
the tone that's in this country. This is all that's said.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 19: You know.
Speaker 1: You would have a rhetoric.
Speaker 3: You know, I can't specifically. I am the subject I
talked to represent the last night.
Speaker 12: She wish would.
Speaker 9: But this is the.
Speaker 3: Thing that there's no tone.
Speaker 20: And I said that the president constantly attacks representative omar
attacks or citizenship attacks to very dem of it, and
we've asked your time and time again to stop them.
Speaker 3: I can.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's Trump's tone.
Speaker 2: Your people are biting fingers off like we're all your
design law enforcement gestapo. You don't get to talk about tone,
and then you start a free think is this is
the exact same thing as a frank Give.
Speaker 1: Some teenage boy some more tampons, you loser. I cannot
with this guy, and like the jacket. He wears a
stupid jacket all the time. Stop it. We all know
you've never done anything outside Stop it.
Speaker 2: So Trump had a tweet directed at Jacob Fry yesterday.
You can read this on the screen right now.
Speaker 1: Surprisingly, Mayor Jacob Fry just stated that Minneapolis does not
and will not enforce federal immigration laws. This is after
having a very good conversation with him. Could somebody in
his inner sanctum please explain that this statement is a
very serious violation of the law and that he is
playing with fire. These people are so fake. Can you
imagine having a conversation with somebody on the phone and
then being nice to you on the phone, and then
turning around and like calling you and your administration gestapo?
All right, I hate these people.
Speaker 2: So he responded, I guess somebody is in or sanctum
got to him and his response was the job of
our police is to keep people safe, not enforce federal
immigration laws. I want them preventing homicides, not hunting down
a working dad who contributes to Minneapolis and is from Ecuador.
It's similar to the policy your guy Rudy had in
New York City. Everyone should feel safe calling nine to
one one and Bill Mallusion was like, uh, nobody has
asked Minneapolis PD to enforce immigration laws. What they've asked
is to honor ice detainers so that ICE can pick
up the illegal immigrants charged with crimes once they're released
from jail and not prison. It is a safer setting
for everyone involved and requires less ice on the streets. Democrats,
all they want to do is gaslight you on this.
Speaker 1: It's crazy that Bill Allusion with the good hair is
having to educate the mayor on his job. Are we
living in I.
Speaker 2: Know it's bananas, absolutely, Belie.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: Yesterday we talked about that nurse. I think she was
like a nurse. How do you say the anethesis? Yes,
I cannot say that word. It's a hard word, like
a canvas word.
Speaker 1: It is a canvas word. Yeah.
Speaker 2: In fact, I would love for her to say that word.
Speaker 1: I'd like for her to say it too. She probably
says it correctly because everything else is so hard, you know,
what I mean. That's the juxtaposition of the world we
live in.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, she's able to comperimentalize enough that one. Okay, right,
I cannot say it, but it was a nurse anesthesia
and I can't say it. So Alexi Lawler was her name,
and thanks to libs of TikTok and many others on
x who called her out, she was ultimately fired and
thanks to the Surgeon General of Florida, she now she
no longer has her license to practice. And I could
not be more delighted about this. You cannot be Oh no,
this was the labor delivery nurse, not the anesthetist. So
this is the one that told that said about Caroline
love It being pregnant. I hope you effing rip from
bowdistern and never shit normally again, U s word And
so you don't get to say that kind of shit
when you're in healthcare and people are supposed to feel
comfortable with you dealing with the birth of their children.
You don't get to say shit like that. That's a threat.
Speaker 1: Her name is it sounds like a good name for OnlyFans,
though so.
Speaker 2: Or like some sort of a Next up on the
main stage is let's see lallor doesn't it sound it
really does to anybody else who's named Lexi?
Speaker 21: Yeah?
Speaker 1: No, I mean I've got a daughter in law named
lex But I mean like her name, her whole name,
Lexi Lawler. Doesn't it sound like or like a pro wrestler.
It just sounds very Yeah, she could do a lot
of other things besides actually try to treat other humans,
because she definitely shouldn't be in that line of work. Ever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that she got what she deserved absolutely. Speaking of
people who got what they deserved, there were sixteen i
think additional arrests of agitators in Minnesota yesterday, which is
great news. And one of them was Bananas and Rice Girl.
So she has been she has been arrested for assaulting
the law enforcement in Minnesota. This is fabulous, fabulous news.
Speaker 1: So Bananas and Rice Girl, she.
Speaker 2: Will henceforth and forthwith always be ya as Bananas and
Rice Girl.
Speaker 1: God, she is an intellectual powerhouse, that one.
Speaker 22: Yes she is.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: Also, yesterday a new video was released of Alex pretty
the day like thirteen days I guess before he was
ultimately killed by Ice agents. And all these democrats, all
these liberals are just like tearing up and like crying
and speaking of how good of a person Alex Pretty was.
He We never heard anybody, He never harm anything.
Speaker 1: He's just an innocent ice. You nurse on the way
to work.
Speaker 2: You yes, good, good guy. He would never cause trouble.
And yet here, as Anderson Cooper played this video on
his town hall on CNN last night, here's the real
Alex Pretty.
Speaker 23: Welcome back to the CNN's town hall state of emergency
confronting the crisis in Minnesota. CNN has obtained a video
posted by the digital outlet The News Movement, from eleven
days before Alex Pretty was killed. This just came out Pretty.
He's seen shouting at agents, kicking their vehicles daylight. As
the agents are driving away, the agents stop, they leave
their vehicle. They tackle mister Pretty to the ground. The
interaction of Minneapolis at lasts a few seconds. Before mister
Pretty is able to get up, a gun appears to
be tucked in his waistband. It is unclear if the
agents notice the gun. They do not disarm Pretty. They
instead walk away. It's unclear what took place immediately before
or after this footage. A representative for Pretty's family and
that the man in the video posted Wednesday is ready listen.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 2: If you attack a car full of law enforcement officers,
you are a certifiable lunatic.
Speaker 1: Why is this? Why is this hard for everybody? Now?
Is everybody on the left retarded?
Speaker 2: Like this is seriously that's a rhetorical question because that
used to not be hard to understand in this country.
He was attacking an entire car full of Leo's Like,
what am I missing here? You're not missing a thing.
Everybody else on the on the left seems to be
missing the point. There's another angle that has sound, and
it is a little hard to hear, but you can
actually hear him saying screaming to the ICE agents assault me.
Mf ors so he could not be getting more and
by the way, the he and other people had blocked
off the road. That's why there was an altercation of
any kind, because once again these idiots were interfering with
their mission of protecting the community. And so here is
the here's another angle with sound.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he's a lunatic.
Speaker 2: The guy was a completely lunatic, and people are saying.
Speaker 1: If he was arrested, he'd probably still be alive. And
they're right.
Speaker 2: Yeah. In fact, we have a tweet about that in
a second, But first I want to show you just
the juxtaposition of the messaging that you're hearing from democrats,
prominent democrats. Alongside that video, here's Elizabeth Warren.
Speaker 18: Caring for people was at the core of who he was.
He was incapable of causing harm. Alex carry patience, compassion,
and calm as a steady light.
Speaker 1: Within him, so calm.
Speaker 18: Even at the very end that light was there. I
recognized his familiar stillness and signature calm, composure, stillness.
Speaker 2: My god, are ridiculous, You're insane. So, like you said,
Andrew Corvett had tweeted, the hard truth that most people
don't want to confront is that Alex pretty would be
alive today if he'd been arrested and thrown in jail
after his first altercation with Ice.
Speaker 1: Yeah. True, listen, and I absolutely believe that one hundred percent.
But eventually that guy would have He just would have
kept going and going and going.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, obviously this was what he wanted to do.
He spend his time agitating and getting in the way
of Ice. I mean, this is crazy being still being aggressively, Still,
steady aggressively.
Speaker 1: Still, that's right.
Speaker 2: She knows that sense of calm. And so now the
narrative has kind of fallen apart, as you might imagine.
And so Michael Schumer, who's a huge influencer, has you know,
quarter of a million followers. Even he said, yikes, even
I fell for the narrative that pretty was just a peaceful,
caring nurse who went there to peacefully protest, direct traffic
around the other peaceful protesters, and provide aid and comfort
to others. No, he should not have been shot dead,
but context matters. Yeah, Brett Weinstein said, the narrative is
breaking early this time. That's the silver lining to a
very dark cloud. And you can read what Matt Walsh
says about this too.
Speaker 1: This is the way it always goes with the left's martyrs.
They start by telling us this entirely fictional biographical story,
where the story where the martyr was a benevolent and
humble servant of the oppressed. Then when it turns out,
as it literally always does, that he was actually a violent, unhinged,
degenerate weirdo, they will immediately pivot and insist that his
character and personal life don't matter.
Speaker 2: Actually, it doesn't matter. Why are you talking about that?
Speaker 1: None of it matters. I mean, the only character that
matters is everybody on the right. Your character matters, but
aren't not so much? Oh, by the way, we want
to mutilate kids.
Speaker 2: Is absolutely insane. And then even after, even after the
narrative explodes in their faces, you still have the mainstream
media running cover for the left. This is what they
always do. Here's an example. NBC the way they classified
that new video was to say, new video shows Alex
Pretty interacting right with federal agents days before the fatal shooting. Interacting,
they said, like kindergarten teachers interact with kindergarteners.
Speaker 1: In the same NBC suck.
Speaker 2: The bowl at the Minneapolis Star, basically the newspaper of
record for the city that this is all going down in.
They were not much better. They basically, can you read
that paragraph that is in that's highlighted?
Speaker 1: Pretty stood in the crosswalk and flipped the middle finger
of both hands toward an SUV carrying officers clad and
tactical gear. One jumped out of the back passenger seat
and charged toward him, grabbing Pretty by the jacket and
tackling him as other agents piled on.
Speaker 2: They didn't say why. They didn't say that he had
just broken their tail light, or that they he was
spitting in their faces or screaming at them or kicking
their car. They just got to the car with tactical
gear for no reason and grabbed him.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I mean because they're the gestappo, don't
you now? Oh my god. Our legacy media is responsible
for so many deaths. They have been responsible for so much.
These people are despicable and disgusting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's bad speaking about you, guys. I my ears
were assaulted this morning in a way that has never
happened before. I came across an Amy Klobachar post where
she was thanking Bruce Springsteen for writing a four and
a half minute song about Minneapolis like. He even names
Alex Pretty in the song. He names Renee Good Like.
It's a whole ass song about it. I'm not going
to play it for you because that would be mean.
Speaker 1: Now, of course, mean.
Speaker 2: You just need to know that there's a new song
by Bruce Springsteen called Streets of Minneapolis, which is a
tribute to those two Renee Good and Alex Pretty and
to the strength of the people of Minnesota. It's horrible.
I can't even tell you how horrible. It's almost so
horrible that I thought maybe he's kidding, Like maybe this
is a parody of him that AI has created.
Speaker 1: No, is he going to give the proceeds to the
kids of Renee Good, the ones that she completely abandoned
to go do this bullshit? Is he gonna do that
he should totally or is he gonna take it himself?
Is he going to give it to himself? I mean,
I'm just curious, like who the proceeds are going to
go towards, because you know, she abandoned her kids to
go do that. She's got what three kids? Is it three?
Speaker 2: Think so two? Which she don't even think she has
custody of any right whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because she was such a great mom.
Speaker 2: Yeah, really again, And you know you're not allowed to
talk about the character. It matters some of the time,
but not all of the time. If you're a Democrat,
you're about to hear the most beautiful rant of Greg
Guttfeld ever. He ripped Jessica Tarlove apart. Last favorite favorite
is glorious. He just hates her.
Speaker 12: Jocelyn Hungary Lake and Riley, Rachel Moren, Wally Tibbets.
Speaker 23: I have a I'm gonna just do it because this
is this.
Speaker 12: I can't believe that we're still talking about this. Here's
three pages of women who have been murdered by illegal
aliens in the last like seven or eight years, the
seven or eight years that we've been here talking about
this and mocked over it when we showed the embassy
that showed the border being overrun and people laughed at us.
Speaker 1: And now you're here.
Speaker 3: It's like you're the maid trying to clean.
Speaker 12: Up a mess and somebody there staring at you, going, oh,
you got to clean it up better.
Speaker 3: No, you made them.
Speaker 12: This is the Democrat Party's mess that we are trying
to clean up, and you're saying, Wow, these ice agents
are using terrible language.
Speaker 3: We don't care.
Speaker 12: I'm bored by this. I'm absolutely bored by this. I'm
bored by the Nazi stuff. I'm bored by the concerned
people in the media. They were not concerned when innocent
women were raped and murdered. They didn't care about the
fifty who died in where they were incarcerated under Obama.
Speaker 3: They didn't care.
Speaker 12: About the twenty seven or thirty that were shot.
Speaker 2: Now, granted that piece that you just heard, I had
sped it up, but I mean, I feel like it
has to be.
Speaker 1: You have to hear it. You have to hear it.
Speaker 2: You have to hear it. So even though this isn't
sped up, you have to hear it. I'm gonna make
you listen to it because it's that good. Anyway, here
is the rest.
Speaker 12: They didn't care about the twenty seven or thirty that
were shot under Obama, but now they care.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 12: You deserve no attention on this. You deserve no credibility
on this. It's actually comical because here's my feeling.
Speaker 1: It seems like you're ready for another one.
Speaker 12: You had good that one for a couple of weeks.
You had this guy I went for a week or so.
You're going to need a third one. This is what
this is about, because this is what creates the motivation,
the motivation for this drama, this drama that could have
been prevented if you guys just listened to the sensible people.
Speaker 3: Why is it that the cities that.
Speaker 12: Aren't sanctuary aren't having any violence?
Speaker 3: Why is it that.
Speaker 12: The rate of violence in minicine in what's the name
of the city Minneapolis is five to seven times higher
than cities that are three or four times larger. Why
is that, you guys are always feigning this performative ignorance
and you don't understand things.
Speaker 1: You never explain your own ignorance.
Speaker 12: Why is there so much violence in Minneapolis and not
in Texas?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: See, there are different people.
Speaker 12: There are people who when they hear an awful crime,
when Molly Tibbets is murdered, they think of their wife,
They think if their kids, They think of their sister,
they think.
Speaker 1: Of their mother.
Speaker 3: What do democrats think about?
Speaker 12: There's a step before they even think about their family.
They think, how does it affect my public persona? How
does it affect my potential politically? How do I deal
with this so that I get instant gratification and company.
Speaker 3: We don't think like that. We don't care.
Speaker 12: You can call me a monster that's saying all these
people are getting deported. I don't care. I don't care
about any of this performance anymore, Jessica. It's done, and
you know what, neither does Trump. People are voted for
the law. They want the law. If you want to
cry about.
Speaker 3: Murders and rapists. Do it on your own time, just.
Speaker 2: Really quickly, a bunch of Democrats.
Speaker 3: You needn't get enough chance.
Speaker 12: Since I've been gone spewing this nonsense, I'm now back
to correct the record that people need to hear.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, and then she and then she went on
to spew that absolute bullshit of you know, the illegals
that are here, they don't commit as many crimes as
the regular sense.
Speaker 1: She actually said that, Oh my god, Actually the words
came out of her gaping pile. Oh my god, here,
I'm not enough fists that form when I see her face,
I swear, and it's so true. And you know what,
that what really concerns me the most. And he kind
of touched on this is Greg Guttfeld had a baby
girl in December of twenty twenty four. And I'm sure
that that makes.
Speaker 2: Him even more oh yeah, like aligned with his conservative ye,
because he does think about his wife and his daughter
when that stuff happens.
Speaker 1: She doesn't. She has a daughter too. Why isn't she
thinking about her daughter? Why isn't she doing that? Why
don't democrats do that?
Speaker 2: I have friends from high school who are liberal, and
they've got girls, they've got daughters.
Speaker 1: I'm like, what the hell is wrong with you?
Speaker 2: But you would actually defend and like promote. Well, but
they commit less crime. They shouldn't be committing any crimes
at all. They shouldn't be here. That's the point.
Speaker 1: This is the thing. It drives me insane. I'm like,
you have daughters. Do you not even look at like
the Lincoln Rileys of the world and think that that
could happen to my family? Do you not like you
are so held ba I'm protecting people who break the
law and child predators and rapists and murders. You'd rather
go to bat for them than your own daughters. Shame
on you. It's discussing. The people absolutely discussed me.
Speaker 2: They should should This is what exactly. There was some
stuff going down in Fulton County, Georgia yesterday, you guys.
And it continues to go down. So there was an
FBI executed a search warrant at their election headquarters, which,
of course, this was where so much of the controversy
about the twenty twenty election was. This was ground zero
for it, and I grew up. Yes, it's full and
it's a mess. I mean, Fulton County is a total mess.
So they took away the FBI took away I think
seven hundred boxes of ballots, and I don't obviously there
was cause for them to be able to get the
search warrant to begin with, and so I don't know
what's gonna happen next. But the fact that this is
happening is making the Democrats and they're freaking out. Okay,
So the Fulton County chairman, a guy by the name
of Rob Pitts, who scored Fulton County an A plus
for their handling of the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 1: I betty did.
Speaker 2: This guy is pissed, and so he's saying, they've been
all the you know, the ballots are, they've been removed
from this facility, out of our control. We don't know
where they're being taken. We don't know what's gonna happen
to them. And as Heather Mullens pointed out, one would
think if Fulton County meticulously ran this perfectly flawless election,
then an audit would just reflect that and they wouldn't
have to lawyer up, which they have. They've lawyered up
with one of Georgia's top ten criminal defense attorneys.
Speaker 1: Why would you be so pissed? Why would you be
so pissed, Why.
Speaker 2: Would you be worried? Why would you feel like you
need a lawyer?
Speaker 1: Yeah, just be like, I'll show you everything because everything
was on the up and app Why are you so worried?
Speaker 10: Wrong?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And it's not just him, it's the commission The
commissioner also super upset. He's saying this is an assault
on the vote, and I mean he couldn't wait. This
guy named Moe Ivory. He ran to the cameras to
declare it an attack on democracy. And, as Mario Lfall
pointed out, four years of insisting that there's nothing to hide,
this is a weird reaction when someone actually comes to check.
Speaker 1: It's just an audit. It's just an audit, that's all
it is. It's just like doge. They freak out. They
don't because they're always they're all sketch. They're all doing
sketchy crap.
Speaker 2: They're all guilty of staff and they're like, oh my god,
you can't look. Well, you know what, I pay my taxes,
I do everything on time, I do everything right. If
the IRS wants to audit me, then I go, okay,
look at myself, right whatever. I mean, this is the thing.
Speaker 1: Why are they so upset about this? This is so ridiculous.
Speaker 2: It is and I can't wait to see what is uncovered.
I mean, I know Trump has always said there's going
to be accountability for this stolen election, and now it's
looking like he's demanding it and it's finally starting to happen.
So that's going on. We'll obviously be keeping closed tabs
on that. Also, yesterday Trump held a he announced more
information about the Trump accounts, and we heard about that
a couple months ago when they were announced with Dell's
backing that there's going to be these accounts that hit,
you know, for babies that are born for these next
few years, and it's going to grow with them until
they're eighteen. And I mean, these this is just an
amazing idea. This has been something that plays sociales Ago
and Scott Bessen before Trump spoke about this was interviewing
about it. And here is a little bit of what he.
Speaker 11: Intel just signed up yesterday to pitch in and match
employer's contributions.
Speaker 2: Nicki Minaje. Apparently he did not have this on his
Bengo card this morning. Nicki Minaj is putting in some
money as well.
Speaker 19: Today she's going to be speaking today, and it just
speaks to President Trump and the coalition he's assembled, but
it also goes across political alliance because we're going to
see democratic states Republican states. But it was really President
Trump's vision here, and I think he's going to have
many great signature achievements, whether it's securing the border piece
steals the economy. But I think twenty thirty forty years
when these accounts mature, so you can't access the account
until you're eighteen years old, and when you're eighteen, you
could either access the account help pay for a first car,
home college, or you could roll it into a retirement
account and then just based on current returns or historical returns,
it could be happy million dollars. So it could be
a great supplement to Social Security.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's true, like if parents actually are able
to contribute the maximum that you can contribute a year,
the kids could be millionaires by the time they're only
twenty eight.
Speaker 1: This is such a good it's such amazing, it's absolutely amazing.
And this is the difference between somebody who is like
sucking off the taxpayer teet and like they've been in
government their whole life and somebody who works in the
private sector just thinking it out there it's the truth.
Speaker 2: Well, and what's great is that so many employers are
now starting to say to recognize that this can be
a great benefit that they can have in their arsenal
in recruitment. Bank of America is going to be matching
government deposits for Trump accounts. Stake and Shake also going
to be matching for their employees. Like this is exploding,
I mean absolutely exploding. In fact, even Erica Kirk has
announced that TPUSA is going to be doing the same
match for their employees. And then the coolest thing is
this Visa is going to be working with US financial
institution partners to enable a new capability that will offer
cardholders the option to direct credit card rewards into Trump accounts.
So you're not even having to spend your own money,
you know, other than what you would normally buy with
a Visa card, but the rewards that you earn can
be used to fund these accounts. That's just amazing, right,
That's just the coolest thing ever.
Speaker 1: It is. It's really cool and people on the left
to be like this is terrible. He's a dictator. Seriously, like,
you cannot even be at the adult table. You can't.
If you can't see that this is a good thing.
You cannot sit at our table. You can't and you
would not take advantage of them. If you are criticizing it,
then don't apply for one right, you are not a
serious person. And somebody said in our comments too, I
really hope that illegals aren't able to do this either.
I hope that they vet and they make sure that
no illegals are taking advantage of this, because that will
piss me off as well.
Speaker 2: I don't think that. I don't think that'll be possible
because I definitely feel like Scott Bessant is going to
be in charge of that, you know, ultimately, and there's
no way he's not going to set up mechanisms to
verify eligibly there.
Speaker 1: Let's make sure because they've scammed the system before.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's true. As Scott said. Nicki Minaj spoke
and it was just she was just like, I will
not be bullied. I don't care how many people criticize
me for loving this president. I am not going to stop.
If anything, it just makes me love him even harder.
Here's Nicki minaj.
Speaker 21: Uh.
Speaker 22: Well, I don't know what to say, but I will
say that I am probably the President's number one fan.
Speaker 10: And that's not going to change.
Speaker 22: And the hate, well, what people have to say, it
does not affect me at all. It actually motivates me
to support him more. And it's going to motivate all
of us to support him more. We're not going to
let them get away with bullying him. And you know
this mare campaigns, it's not going to work. Okay, he
has a lot of force behind him. God is protecting him.
Speaker 3: Amen.
Speaker 2: I don't think she was expecting to speak at all.
So that was really really cute. Ted Cruz was in attendance,
and Trump talked about what might happen if he nominated
Ted Cruz for the Supreme Court. And I loved every
moment of this.
Speaker 21: Yes, if I ever had problems because it's hard to
get people to prove he's a brilliant legal mind, he's
a brilliant man. If I nominate him for the United
States Supreme Court, I will get one hundred percent of
the vote. The Democrats will vote for him because they
want to get him the hell out and the Republicans
will vote for him because they want to get him
the hell out.
Speaker 1: To Where's Ted?
Speaker 21: Where are you Ted?
Speaker 1: And with all of that being said, he's a great
guy too.
Speaker 3: He's a great guy.
Speaker 21: We've become friends and he's a very effective person too.
Speaker 1: Who is it that would leave the Supreme Court where
there would be a spot? Who is it?
Speaker 2: I mean, if any of them, if any of them leaves,
there would be what do you mean.
Speaker 1: That's the thing? Who would who would leave? Though? In
his time like he has that's there's nobody that's leaving.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean you can't you never know, you know
what I mean, Like a bus could hit somebody at
any time. You just don't know.
Speaker 1: And so three years, I don't know, I don't know
if that's going to happen, is it?
Speaker 2: I mean, was going to die? You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like you just don't know that that's true.
Speaker 2: Just you can't say, I mean nobody's yeah, oh my god.
If Clarence Thomas retired, I would die.
Speaker 1: That worst has been If he retired though, that would
be like that This would be a good time for
him to do it and for Trump to put somebody
like him in.
Speaker 2: Right, true but Clarence Thomas, you're also thinking I'm not
going to die, you know what I mean, Like you're
you're never going to be the person that's like I
could die, And so I'm going, you know what I mean,
Like how.
Speaker 1: Old is Clarence Thomas old? That's I mean, he's pretty old,
that's the thing. And like you don't want to, like
what if liberals take over? You don't want to be
in a position where you die during a liberal presidency.
You don't want to do that. So that if I
were somebody, like if I were in if I were
a Clarence Thomas, I would be thinking strategically like that,
what is a good time to retire? What is a
good time to retire? Probably probably be during a a
Republican presidency, That's all. That's what I'm saying. But I
don't want him to No, I don't either. I love him,
I absolutely adore it. We of course we love him,
But I'm just he's seventy seven, thank you be old.
Trap that's old. I mean, that's older, Like you know,
I know, I know, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: All right, we need to move on because Marco Rubio
was extraordinary yesterday in a Senate hearing about the Maduro capture,
and and it was almost impossible to choose between all
of the moments that were just chef's kiss moments. For
Marco Rubio, I hope I did a good enough job
getting together some of the best highlights. The first clip
that you're going to see is his back and forth
with that idiot Tim Kaine, who is trying to give
him a hard time about how the other day Trump
confused Greenland with Iceland, and it was just, I mean,
it was a big deal. It was such a petty thing,
especially given the links to which Democrats went to defend
Joe Biden and all the daily slip ups that he made.
When Trump messes up, it's like they just pounce and
they think, see this is evidence of god knows what demension.
They think it's a gotcha right, And Marco was not
having it. And here's what happened speech in Davos.
Speaker 6: Here's what something the President said in Davos. I'm helping
NATO until the last few days. When I told about Iceland,
they loved me. They're not here for us on Iceland.
That I can tell you. Our stock market took the
first tip yesterday because of Iceland. So Iceland has already
cost us a lot of money. President repeatedly mistook Iceland
for Greenland. Right, we're not mad at Iceland. They haven't
cost us any money. The President just mistook the two
countries for each other.
Speaker 20: Correct.
Speaker 14: Yeah, he meant to say Greenland. But I think we're
all familiar with the presidents that have verbal stumbles. We've
had presidence like that before. So I made a lot
more than this one. Nice try, Thanks, thank you.
Speaker 3: I thought he did well.
Speaker 2: Let's see we nice try, Nick guys, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And Marco is just so matter of fact, you know
what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, nice try. Didn't you run for something other than
the position that you have now? And you you lost
woefully because nobody wanted you loser? Yeah. And I love
fifty four year old Marco Rubio like we met him
when he was younger, and like you saw him when
he was younger. He is exponentially. He gets better with age,
better and better. I can't wait to see him when
he's sixty four and when he's seventy. He's just going
to get better and better. He doesn't put up with
people's shit anymore.
Speaker 2: He doesn't and I love it's he's fearless and so
effective at communicating in a way that nobody can like
come back and say he's bullying or mean or whatever.
I mean, he just's he was flawless yesterday, and especially
against the utter retard that is Tammy Duckworth. This was unbelievable,
the extent to which she like interrupted him and just
wouldn't let him speak. And she wanted to stick to
her prepared notes, and she relies on them so heavily.
He doesn't he's able to actually have conversations without you know,
looking to his notes, his prepared notes that some staffer's
given him. That's what she had to rely on. And
she ended up looking like a complete idiot, and then
bitched when people called her out on it. She bitched
that they were doing that because she's disabled. Oh my god,
I mean the victimization, the self victimization that these idiots
put on themselves, it's just it's just nonsense. But anyway,
here is the exchange with Tammy.
Speaker 19: No no, no.
Speaker 14: But we're talking about two separate things here. So you're
talking about the state of Venezuela, or are describing the regime,
and we're talking about no, no, but what the president
invoked the alien enemy?
Speaker 3: Let me be hear with you. No, but what President the.
Speaker 14: President was talking about are these gangs that have and
these narco trafficking groups that are waging war on the
United States. There's no doubt these groups have waged the
war in the United States.
Speaker 3: They have wage.
Speaker 14: For example, Train the Dog was not just a criminal
gang presence in our street.
Speaker 3: It is a criminal gang responsible directly.
Speaker 4: The Trump administration has acknowledged that the vast majority of
the men that rounded up and deported to torture under this
law had no criminal records whatsoever. Dependent over seventy five
percent torture.
Speaker 3: We haven't tortured anybody.
Speaker 14: We've arrested people that are members of gangs, and we've
deported bang.
Speaker 4: Menations have found that many of the men were here legally.
Administration is willing to lie about who it's targeting under
this law. What protections do totally innocent people have against abuse? Again,
I want to ask you, will you advise the president
to rescind his invocation of the wartime alien and of
course not.
Speaker 14: I mean, these are people that are threats to the
national security of the United States.
Speaker 3: But I've described this.
Speaker 14: And hearings in the past including we're saying that we're
at war. We are absolutely when it comes to narco
trafficking groups and criminal gangs that are targeting the United
States for criminal in the state of war, there's no
doubt about the fact that we're fronting them in.
Speaker 3: A war like and do they geneva convert.
Speaker 14: They're waging war against us and their enemy combatants as
a result of it. And the fact of the matter
is that we are confronting these irregular groups. And that's
one of the great challenges of the new century in
this hemisphere in particular, is that these non state actors
who possess statelike capabilities in terms of their weaponry, pose
a grave danger of the United States. I don't think
any American well, we have cartels that pose a threat.
Speaker 18: The others of.
Speaker 4: When it comes to warfare. I mean, you're you're you're
saying that he can invoke this wartime power.
Speaker 3: No, I'm saying, you're asking me.
Speaker 14: I'm here to discuss foreign policy and what's in the
realm of the Department of State.
Speaker 3: I think your question is a better director intent enemies act.
Speaker 4: But I would tell you that wartime, which is something
that you're asking can be invoked during war. You're asking
voke during the War of eighteen twelve, World War One,
and World War Two.
Speaker 3: You're asking three times.
Speaker 4: And this president is thinking.
Speaker 14: Okay, you're asking me a question about the domestic application
of the law that's best directed the Department of Vision.
Speaker 3: No, because you're asking me.
Speaker 14: Something to apply on something that's in the realm of
the Department of Justice.
Speaker 3: In terms of its domestic application.
Speaker 14: I can tell you that the United States is most
certainly confronting terrorists and criminal organizations operating in our hemisphere.
Speaker 3: The post a grave danger of the United States.
Speaker 14: Anyone who believes that gangs the flood our country with
or cocaine are not threats to the United States, it's
not living in reality and certainly does not reflect the
opinion of most American I fastin.
Speaker 1: He didn't look at her and say, just shut the
f up, like I love amusing.
Speaker 2: That is why we can't be in the Senate. I can't, right,
because I would have said that to her. She just
wouldn't shut up. My oh on, and that wasn't even
you guys. Then she like starts saying, well, Trump said
this and He's like, what are you even talking about?
Speaker 1: She's so ignorant.
Speaker 4: President already said that he was ready to put American
troops in Venezuela. Again, so we're at war right now.
So if things don't go well with the Chavista's you've
empowered return in military option, putting you in what is
your criteria for returning to a military option and putting
boots for I don't.
Speaker 3: Recall the present saying he's going to put troops in Venezuela.
Where did he say that? I'm asking you, what are
your But that's what you said. I didn't read the
President has.
Speaker 4: Already said that he was ready to put American troops
in Venezuela.
Speaker 14: No, I think the President said that he retains the
right as commander in chief to protect the United States
against any imminent threats. Maybe that involves troops, maybe that
devolves the airpower. We hope that we don't anticipate that
being the case in Venezuela.
Speaker 4: I worry that you are playing fast and loose with
our nation.
Speaker 14: Well, I just gave you say I just want I
just want to conclude by Yeah, but I just gave
you testimony. How well things are moving forward, not as fast.
Speaker 4: As everybody would also said that in six or nine months,
if things don't go well, you're gonna have to do
something else. And the president's already said that he's not
ruled out the military option. And you've also just said that, yes,
we are at war. The president has worked every power.
Speaker 3: And I gave you a very specific example.
Speaker 14: Every president retains the right to defend the United States
against an imminent threat.
Speaker 2: Johnie was like watching Tammy Duckworth obsessively interrupt Marco Rubio
during this hearing is like watching Forrest Gump argue with
Isaac Newton.
Speaker 1: It's so true, it's so true. Like she's so ignorant, embarrassing,
so oh my, it's so many of these like so
called leaders are are just dumber than did.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? I would be like, you're crazy.
I would be losing my mind, and he's just.
Speaker 1: And she's just so good. It's the the lack of
intelligence too. She's just reading off of a script. She
has no idea what she's saying. She's so ignorant and
so stupid, and she thinks she's on the same level
as him. You're not. You're an embarrassment.
Speaker 2: To women go away, and then for to lean on
her the fact that she's in a wheelchair as the
reason for criticism, give me a break. That's thatic, so
out of line. There's also another Senator, Jackie Rosen, who
who went after Marco for like wanting to know who
is the leader, like who actually does foreign policy, and
it was he just absolutely puts her in her place.
He's so good at this, you guys, just so so good.
Speaker 5: I've been described as managing the President's Gaza plan. Meanwhile,
Ambassador Barrick is leading on Syria policy, while special on
Fi Bullos is appearing to lead on our Africa policy.
So I have to ask you. I know the answer
to this, but I'm going to ask you. Are you
the lead for US government on foreign policy?
Speaker 14: No, the lead on US foreign policy is named Donald J. Trump,
the President of the United States. On the individuals you've described,
these are very valuable teams. We have an exit if
I can answer, because I think it's important.
Speaker 3: It's a diligion of question.
Speaker 14: I have the distinction, but I think both the benefit
of being the National Security Advisor and the Secretary of State.
As national Security Advisor, my job is to coordinate the
inner agency function of national security, and that involves foreign policy.
Speaker 3: So I speak to Steve.
Speaker 14: Woodcoff and Jared Kushner in the case of Gaza and
now Russia, probably ten times a day.
Speaker 3: We have multiple meetings and coordination.
Speaker 14: All of it is we build a team, we gather facts,
we present options, and then we take them to the president.
Speaker 2: I mean, the fact that that was a question is
so it just it's peak democrat, you know what I mean?
You have a team assembled. That must mean you're not
in charge?
Speaker 1: Are you retorted like yea, and that you've never worked
outside of that little position that you have. I cannot
believe they are in charge of anything like they represent constituents.
These people are retarded. I cannot. I can't. It's like
I would love to pluck these people out just for
one week and put them in corporate America yeh, and
see if they survive.
Speaker 2: No way, Oh my god. Put better yet, put it
in charge of an entrepreneurial venture, put it in charge
of their own company. They would run that shit in
the ground in a week and one week.
Speaker 1: These people are.
Speaker 2: Useless, completely useless. There's a lastly, there's a montage of
a couple of more Marco moments. So this is just
sort of the cherry on the top. If you will,
will you.
Speaker 6: Make a public commitment today to rule out US regime
change in Cuba?
Speaker 3: Regime change? Yes? Oh no, I think we would love
to see the regime their change.
Speaker 12: Bombing a capital, blockading a country, and removing elected officials.
Speaker 3: We didn't remove an elected official.
Speaker 14: We removed someone who was not elected, and it was
actually an indicted drug trafficker in the United States.
Speaker 3: We have not received any information on the Board of Peace.
Do you went to informing us about what the heck
this is? Yeah, it's a peace.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Was so disappointing, did you They were all m
it was. It was completely disappointing. He's become that guy
who just talks a lot and complains and bitches and
moans like Massy and that doesn't do anything, Like why
isn't Fauci in jail? Rampaul Well to be I mean he.
Speaker 2: Is trying, that's not him, Like he's done everything that
he can do to get Fauci in jail. Now it's
up to the DOJ.
Speaker 1: But now he's bitching.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and now a lot of things he is disappointing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and now he's being combative against Marco Rubio. I mean,
come on, like, I just so disappointing. I was so
disappointed in that yesterday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it was a disappointment. All right, let me
make sure I catch the venmos from today. Uh okay,
here we go. Judy Hales says to Candae. Today is
my husband's first birthday in Heaven sixty two. He died
a month before Charlie, which made Charlie's death hurt more.
I cry as I type this, but in an hour
I will laugh as I teach a dog class tonight,
I'll laugh at craft night. We can be sad and
joyful at the same time. You loon. Yes, perfectly stated Judy,
perfectly stated.
Speaker 10: Very sorry for your loss.
Speaker 2: Kathleen Barbie said, I am a huge Daily Wire fan
and have been disappointed with their women hires. However, you
need to give Isabelle Brown a listen. I think she
is fantastic. She's actually been around way longer than before.
I mean way before Daily Wire hired her. We had
her on our show, didn't we, or we were on
her show?
Speaker 1: I wanted the two Yeah, we did talked to her
before I just you know, I think that I think
that the women on Daily Wire just my personal opinion.
You're to each their own, but I think they're either
mah or they're crazy.
Speaker 2: They don't have a particularly good history.
Speaker 1: They're just not good at that.
Speaker 2: Deanna Diana Salmon's Floyd said, why is the media not
talking about the little girl who got raped at gunpoint
in front or a knife point. I'm sorry, in front
of her little sister. It happened in my town, Bullet County, Georgia.
Arrested twenty twenty three for no ID, he's illegal and
no proof of insurance, released with a court date. Do
you think he showed my God?
Speaker 1: That's so believable. I swear I am too. This is
why we voted to get them out of here.
Speaker 2: Yes, absolutely. Gwen Niedermeier said, Candace is evil. We lost
our twenty five year old son, James, in a farm
accident in twenty twelve. My husband never missed a milking
at the funeral. Our friends were shocked because they said
we were comforting them. Our faith sustained us, as I
believe it does. Erica rest in peace, James and Charlie Kirk. Yeah,
I mean I It's so disgusting to me what she
is doing to a grieving widow. I will never get
over it. It's like consuming me with rage.
Speaker 1: And it's not christ like.
Speaker 2: No, it is not. Gwen also said, also shout out
to my friend Ka of Texas formerly of Minnesota who
started watching you yesterday. She loved you as I do.
Speaker 1: Thank you chicks, that's so sweet. Thank you locals.
Speaker 2: Genius the first said, wish me luck and keep me
in your prayers. I'm on my way to the hospital
to get a stent put in. I will watch the
show this afternoon when I get home.
Speaker 1: Well, God bless you. Prayers are with you.
Speaker 2: Roth Lady Wright says the C word is going straight
to hell. I don't know, no, but I know, and.
Speaker 1: She's definitely gonna have to answer for some stuff.
Speaker 2: Yes, sure, Roth Lady Wright also says Marco has twenty jobs.
Why are you wasting his time? You ignorance slut right
towards Dammy.
Speaker 1: Duckworth.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, Colleen W said last comment, I promise I hope
that TEDS is replaced by RDS Rubio derangement syndrome, so
that we can easily identify the retarded dipshits.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 2: Larian Hunter said, Candace hates Charlie, Erica and TPUSA. She
hates Protestants and thinks that the revival is fake Christianity.
Know this, and you grasp why Candace uses this as
a hash grab at the expense Charlie's legacy. To her,
it's a win win. By the way, Chicks on the
Right is my favorite of all the cults. Thank you
for that, now.
Speaker 1: You, Marcy Paralas. Good morning, Mac and Daisy. It's Friday Eve,
most of the weekend. Have a wonderful day. Say save
and more much love, Thank you, Marcy. Supernova reintroduced Immuno
globulens on a Candice Owan fan page. Someone responded to
me that they thought it was probably a chemical in
the snow. I asked if CEO knew bo Mama ate, Oh,
I know, I'm showing my age. But anyone else see
a resemblance between Walls and the wide mouth frog? Or
is it just me? He is about as useless as
teats on a boarhog. That I know, But I don't
know about the wide mouth. I don't know that.
Speaker 2: I wonder if it's like the groyper Frog that she's
talked about. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Brian Brumley, Hey, Candy, it's called leadership.
She understands that and actually lives it. You don't you
hate her because you ain't her and you never will be.
Speaker 10: That is absolutely true.
Speaker 1: She is just desperately jealous of her, so jealous MTX
four five. They got fired and started sharing the videos
that they recorded two weeks after Charlie died to Candace,
but they didn't deserve to be fired.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, Candace says that the people leaking to her
are still there, still there. That's what's so concerning to me.
I hate that, Like, I don't know how they uncover
who it is, but yikes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just awful that people would do that. Kimberly
Donaldson five fourteen. I feel like with Candace there is
some kind of unrequited love a Lah Glenn close where
Charlie is concerned. Where's the rabbit? Yeah? I think that
she had a secret thing for him too.
Speaker 2: It's kind of obvious and he didn't pick her, and
she cannot get over it right our NRM.
Speaker 1: An other word, Candace can't pronounce aggrieved. She called Erica
the egreeged widow widow from egregious maybe Kany's clown makeup
she totally does at this point. Brian Bremley, My family
used to raise d backle back in Kentucky mt X
four five Kimberly super chat made me realize that TPUSA
is the fatal attraction rabbit. This is Candace boiling the family.
Pat totally. Lady Snandoah as a US government elected official
of Ilhan was really sprayed with an unknown substance, she
would have been rushed to a hospital in an abundance
of caution. So it's all fake. Bake bake, bake, bake, bake.
Christina two on seven, Oh oh, I really hope that
a law suit is incoming for Candace. No one deserves
it more. There's well, they.
Speaker 2: Are already ensued by everyone.
Speaker 1: Everyone peaks an assist, but I don't know what's happening
with that, so she keeps talking about him. Michelle Macklin
s eight. Remember that Tucker is a believer in the
nine to eleven conspiracy theories, so he probably doesn't think
it was isis. Yeah, he's just on the side it
was but not isis But yes, yeah, he's on the
side of Islam. At this point, Michelle Lathrup nine eight
pronounced Lathrop, Thank you. Happy birthday to my son Steven
thirty years old today. Oh my gosh, love you and
love that we get to share the chicks together. It
makes this mama so happy. And you know, globulin if
you know, you know, oh, I love to the chicks.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 2: At this point, if somebody just if you're still looking
for tickets to the meet and greet, and you literally
just send an email and you'd like say some of
the words that we've.
Speaker 1: Been saying, well no, or just put that in the
subject line. I mean you no, globulin exclamation point if
you know, you know, right, Michelle Macklin essay Candison or
Colder accusing Tboso being massaged. So how can they rationalize
that with the endorsement of JD.
Speaker 2: That's a good I mean there there, she's so there's
nothing that she says is consistent, true, or sensical.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's at this point. It's a giant pretzel t
X four E five. Tucker is the rights version of
the rich leftists who never see the effects of crime,
illegal immigration. My rich buddies are muslimo Islam is great? Okay,
super Nova too bad. It wasn't truth serum and soap
used for Omar that it would be great, Robin. I
listen to Joe Rogan interview with Gavin D. Beaker from
November twenty twenty five. Gb wrote the book Protecting the
Gift about trusting your instincts. He's great, okay, Christina two
one seven h zero or the hard truth is he
could have acted like a human being and followed the
law and he would be alive today. I guess we're
talking about Freddy Pretty Terry rain Nick's sixty seventy good
Morning Checks YouTube is being vigilant this morning. No matter
what I write or how I write it, the crazy
sensor keeps shutting me out. That's weird t media and publishing. Yes,
everyone on the left is re read aka re arded
and narcissistic and psychotic. Probably some other ichors take some
of my nonch money. Thank you for that, Tampopo chan oh. Nine.
Trump accounts sound better than able accounts.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what those are.
Speaker 1: I don't either, but it's definitely better than social security,
you know, to help a lot better than that. Our
an irm. I'd love to see employers treat Trump accounts
the same as four oh one K accounts of their employees,
matching contributions, direct payroll deduction, et cetera.
Speaker 2: Yes, I love that idea.
Speaker 1: Terry raynixt this is a great legacy for him. It
really is, Terry rain next sixty seventy. She has an
issue with her legs, not her brain. But clearly we
could be wrong talking about Duckworth. Terry Silva two nine
one two, thank you for that supersticker, super Nova hugs Mock.
I unfortunately get it too, God bless you, Supernova, Rob
and die. Babies of illegals also get one thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: They better freaking not.
Speaker 4: This is the thing.
Speaker 1: That's why I was saying, we need to make sure
that we do our due diligence and they don't get
the same benefits that American citizens get because that will
piss me and I already have enough to piss me
off these days.
Speaker 2: Right, I gotta go decandasify. Now, just get her out
of my system.
Speaker 1: You guys were bringing it in, so you go take
a walk around the block. It's too cold, okay, Well
then just go sit on your porch of the blanket
and just decandas might do that. You can do that
with the blanket and put a fire in the fireplace.
It sounds lovely. You guys have a wonderful Thursday. We'll
talk to you tomorrow. By everybody,