Speaker 1: Good morning everybody. We have a fill in jerk on
the right with us today, Chad Benson of The Chad
Benson Show, filling in for Daisy once again as she
she's being single mom today. Essentially she's got a patient
at home and her husband that she's got to take
care of, plus she's got to drive all over the place,
so she just there's not enough Daisies to go around today.
So we've got Chad filling in for us once again.
Really appreciate you being here, Chad. Thank you. I love it, Friday,
I love it.
Speaker 2: Your audience is awesome.
Speaker 1: They really are.
Speaker 2: Your audience is awesome, and they're super amazing. They follow
me on YouTube and stuff like that, and it's been great.
And when I went out we were in Phoenix and
we met them, they were so awesome.
Speaker 1: I love Oh my gosh, I know. That was such
a good meet and greet that we had out there
in Phoenix. It was so much fun, and it was
great to have you there. That was a super treat
to get to meet you in person. So we really
enjoyed that today's show. You know, I tell Daisy this
all the time. I usually I used to be really
really good at gauging how long each show would be
each day, and I've just gotten really bad at it
after the holidays. I just lost my touch. So I
don't know. Today could be kind of on the short
side because it's Friday and everybody wants to get their
weekends started, or it could be a regular size show.
We just don't know. We're gonna see. We're gonna find
out together. But what we're gonna be talking about today
is Trump's virtual appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos,
because that was lit. He basically just showed the world
who's in charge right now. So we'll have some highlights
from that. We've also got a very a really fun
to watch clip of Marjorie go Ahead.
Speaker 2: I was just gonna say, he's just he's doing everything
he said he was gonna do, and it was funny
watching all of their reactions afterward.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, right, I mean it was. It's just
such a treat to see all of this act. It's
like there's so much happening. He's doing so many things
so quickly that the media and his naysayers and his
detractors cannot eat and keep up. They're so mad at
so many things.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: I love it too. We've got Marjorie Taylor Green telling
off a reporter, which is fantastic, and we've got a
lot about the ice raids that are already underway, so
there are lots of stuff going on.
Speaker 2: Do you think they will that all right?
Speaker 1: They should totally use that. Oh my gosh, they should
use it. They should be reporting on all the raids
regularly and leading with that song. This is brilliant. That
is brilliant. Good on you, Chad, You're appreciate. I am
both hired.
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the fate of Indiana or the city of Indianapolis.
Speaker 1: You do not think for me or anyone I know.
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First of all, I wanted to just give a shout
out to one of our most loyal audience members, and
that is Pastor Shelley. She is going through a time
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Speaker 2: Yeah, prayers for her because she's not like that Subaru
driving pastor the other day.
Speaker 1: No, she's not at all like that at all. Finally,
yesterday we did get another confirmation of another one of
Trump's appointees, John Ratcliffe was confirmed by the Senate to
be the CIA director. And this person tweeted out those
fifty one intelligence officers who lied about the Hunter Biden
laptop are in big trouble? Do you think that they are?
Speaker 2: I don't think they're in big trouble. But they're going
to lose their their clearances and stuff. I don't think
they're going to get arrested or anything like that, but
they're definitely going to lose their clearances, as they should
because when you think about everybody, well, they all lie.
Well the difference was they lied to influence an election.
They didn't lie because they were spies.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right. So and I think their security clearances.
I think Trump did that already, like he already revoked
all their security clearances. And so I don't know. I mean,
maybe maybe there's wish thinking on the part of this
person who's saying these guys are going to be in
more trouble. I don't know. I don't know what more
trouble they'll be in. I'm just glad that they I mean,
it's a big deal, like you mentioned the other day,
to lose your security clearance, it means millions of dollars,
as you said, So I'm happy with that.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, here's my thing. This is my thing
about the entire a lot of people out there who
want Trump to go on this revenge tour. You can't
move forward if you're always looking backwards, If stuff comes
out in the wash. That's great. If you spend your
entire time trying to go after people, that isn't going
to move you forward, and you still have a midterm
coming up that you have to win.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right. And it comes up way faster than
anybody is ever ready for. Doesn't it feel like that?
It's just it just happens so fast, and you know,
people are already thinking about campaigning for twenty twenty twenty
twenty six like it's out. It's just a constant campaign
cycle because everything goes so quickly. So Trump Scott has
work cut out for and he's already doing all the things,
which is exciting. I think like he's not slowing down.
This is a man who sleeps like two hours a
night at the most. I swear, I don't know how
he keeps up the pace to go, go go.
Speaker 2: I love it. That's me. I don't you know. I
went to bed at ten thirty eleven last night. I
was up a two. I do my stuff too, Yeah,
I don't. I don't truth or tweet that early because
I know that that would be irresponsible. But in saying
that he is doing all the things, he's supposed to do.
But you know, back to the midterms. I don't think
people realize you you've got six months to maybe a
year to get the ship righted. You're going to defend
more seats in the Senate that are that are precarious,
and the House. It's not like you've got a fifteen
you know, fifteen seat lead. You don't. It's razor thin.
So if you were to lose one or both of those,
not only you're already a lame duck, you're also now
a lame duck with the Democrats potentially coming for you again. Yuh.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's so much on the line, so much
that has to get done, and I understand that Trump
is super frustrated about all these delay tactics that the
Senate Democrats are engaging in right now to try to
avoid confirming all of the appointees that he wants confirmed.
So it sounds like by tonight Pete Hegseth's vote will
take place. And I had thought earlier in the week
we've seen rumors that RFK Junior's confirmation hearings were going
to start this week. Now it's looking like next Thursday,
the thirtieth is the date that Cash Pattel, Chelsea Gabbard,
and RFK Junior's confirmation hearings are going to take place.
So we've still got a ways to wait, but it
does seem that Pete is set for a confirmation vote tonight. Now,
whether or not jd Vance is going to have to
break a tie vote that remains to be seen. But
he's definitely not going to get a whole lot of
support from Democrats. Elizabeth Warren put out this video yesterday
because she's an just an idiotic harpie who believes all
of the nonsense accusations that people are spewing against him.
Here's Elizabeth Warren yesterday.
Speaker 4: The Senate just received another report that Pete Hegseth has
problems with alcohol and abuse that disqualify him to be
Secretary of Defense. Look, today we got a sworn statement
under penalty of perjury from his former sister in law
saying that he was erratic, threatening, and caused his then
wife to fear for her safety for crying out loud.
He could be the Secretary of Defense, the guy in
charge of our entire military. This isn't about politics, This
is a matter of national security.
Speaker 1: Is he the one that has a drinking problem though,
like is it him or you.
Speaker 2: Know her it is I didn't see the video. I
got her smoke signals though I saw those. Those came
out and I said, oh, okay, thank you Liyawatha. But
the reality is the lady that accused him is the sister,
the ex sister in law, if I'm correct, the white soul.
That stuff happened. So so wait a minute.
Speaker 1: Here, and so whose word are you going to take?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 2: I take Yawatha.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just so ridiculous. So, and I guess
the ex wife is like lawyering up and getting ready
to fight all of this nonsense because she keeps getting
put in this position. She's constantly getting harassed by reporters.
It's all ridiculous. She has said this did not happen.
That should be the end of the story. I mean,
enough is enough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so enough is enough.
Speaker 1: I'm glad that the enough is enough, and I'm glad
that the vote is finally going to take place. Also,
I want to make sure I've got my cursor in
the right spot. We talked yesterday about the layoffs that
took place at CNN. There was like two hundred people
laid off, and Jim Acosta's show was moved from a
prime morning spot at ten AM. And to be fair
to Jim Acosta, I mean, his show was better rated
than a lot of the other shows on CNN, but
they moved him to midnight and tried to say they're there,
Jim Acosta. It's it's still primetime on the Pacific coast.
And so now there are rumors that Jim Acosta may
exit because he is not happy with this new potential
time slot.
Speaker 2: Well, look, I understand why he's not happy, But Jim,
you're working right. If it wasn't for Trump and the
fight that you have, what do you expect the fact
that any anybody's on air, they could just run commercials
and they probably get better ratings at the rate they're going,
And so you're on at midnight. You still have a.
Speaker 1: Job, right. But I'm fine if he leaves, if he
goes and tries to do like his own thing like
Jennifer Rubin did with Norm what's his face like when
they left the Washington Post. I don't know if that's
a thing that anybody's paying attention to. Yeah, I mean,
they're they're awful. I don't think anybody's paying attention to that.
I can't imagine Jim Acosta going and starting his own platform,
or his own podcast, or his own whatever. I don't
think that that's going to go over very well.
Speaker 2: No, And part of that it's funny because you have
to be likable, right, So if you are, if you
go start your own thing, even if you're on the
left of the right, if you're likable, you'll get people
to come in. You can have real conversations. You have
to have some likability. There's no likability with this guy.
And if you don't have that likability, you're not going
to withdraw an audience because you're not Simon cow who's
a dick but funny. Uh, you're just awful.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I know. I just I cannot wait
to see what he what he does. It's going to
be it's going to be interesting. Now back to all
of the things that Trump is doing. Things are happening,
and some people are not happy with some of his decisions.
A judge temporarily blocked Trump's order to end birthright citizenship.
This was an executive order that he signed the other day.
This was judge. I don't even know how to say
his name. He was a Reagan appointee. Judge kaw Nower
cough Nour said, quote, I've been on the bench for
over four decades. I can't remember another case where the
question presented is as clear as this one. This is
a blatantly unconstitutional order. And I don't know if it
was a good idea for this to go to the
courts immediately, because now it is going to go to
the Supreme Court. This is entirely likely to go to
the Supreme Court, where it might actually go in Trump's favor.
Whereas if they would have just kind of sat on
this for four years and dealt with it for four years,
then maybe they could have just undone Trump's executive order.
If a Democrat takes the next White House.
Speaker 2: It's going to be interesting the whole thought of you know,
and this is another one of those things where it's
not been really answered. The case that it was based on,
you know, from the eighteen hundreds, the last case that
was kind of brought up. I think it was Wang,
I think it was, and I look at this. The
thing is it's the undoing of it through an executive
order that is as a worry for me our founding
father set this thing up so everything would be hard
because they wanted everybody on the same page. If you
can do something big. I don't know how this is
going to go. If I'm them, I go in a
different direction. If I'm the Republicans and I do this,
you start putting limits on what the anchor baby as
they'd like to call it, will be able to do.
To sponsor, and that being you have to be fifteen
years or older because you have to be in the
country even if you're an American for fifteen years before
you can run for president. So if you're fifteen years
or older to sponsor your parents, well, if you're born
here and they kick your parents out, you're going to
go with them, so you can't sponsor them do something
like that. That because I think if this gets before
the Court, and I could be wrong, I have a
feeling they're going to shoot it down rather quick.
Speaker 1: Really like the Supreme Court too.
Speaker 2: Uh No. I think I think the Supreme Court will
will hear it, and remember Roberts is a big protector
of the Supreme Court's past, but I think that this
executive order will be shot down and they'll have to
figure out we try to do a constitutional convention, that's
never going to happen, and we're never going to get
into two thirds of Congress and the Senate to ever
agree on anything. So alas, uh, let's put other things
in place that make it difficult.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree, this is going to be It's absolutely
going to go to the Supreme Court, like there's no
way that it won't. So it's going to be interesting
to see how this all pans out. A lot of
people that are posting about it, interestingly on the Democrat side,
they love to quote the part of the amendment that
talks about this, saying that if you're born in the
United States, you know you're an automatic citizen, but they
always leave out that little phrase that talks about if
you're subject to the jurisdiction thereof of the United States,
which is the phrase in them that gives a lot
of people pause and that that raises all the questions.
And so that's I think what people are kind of
anxious for this to go to the Supreme Court about
because they want to see, well, how what is what
does that mean once and for all, and how is
this going to pan out? And we'll see, we'll see
what the Supreme Court does.
Speaker 2: Well, it's about time. Like a lot of things, let's
put these things to bed because they haven't been asked,
like the immunity for presidents who do something because you know,
that's not that they can do anything they ever want
to do, but that question was never really asked. Because
they do do some stuff that, like you know, bomb
an American citizen without due process in another place, that
should be answered for this is the same kind of thing.
Let's put it to bed once and once and for all, agreed.
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and that is this is kind of some fun stuff
that I'd noticed from jd. Vance the other day. He said,
my kids are settling into the Vice president's official residence,
and I just want to say thank you to the
American people. While we don't own this property, it is
a beautiful home for our three little kids. We're grateful
and we'll take good care of it. And one of
the things that Daisy and I have noticed about JD. Vance,
I mean, obviously if you know his background, it's a
remarkable story of coming up from nothing into now being
the vice president of the country, like the most amazing
American dream story. And now he's so relatable. I think
that's what most people are starting to find about him.
Is that he's dad of young kids. He's relatable to
so many of us for so many reasons. And now
there's people that we are hearing from who have a
newfound appreciation for him and for their own service in
the Marine Corps, like this guy. Take a listen.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 8: Donald Trump is now the president of the United States
of America along with his vice President JD.
Speaker 5: Vans.
Speaker 8: What does this mean for the military. What does this
mean for service members? I will tell you this, There's
never been a time more so than now where I
have been proud to serve this country, but in the
United States.
Speaker 7: Marine Corps for fourteen years, and throughout that time I
have served under three presidents, and I am very optimistic
about all the opportunities that are going to come, not
only to service members, but also to Americans as a whole.
Speaker 8: The fact that our vice President of the United States
of America him himself was an active duty United States
Marine brings me a lot of pride as well. As
we open this Night's chapter for a Country, I encourage
anybody who has been considering military service to take that
leap to go for to give it everything you got,
to go find out what is available to you and
what is available for you. Good luck to you.
Speaker 9: I love that.
Speaker 2: That was so cool. That was so cool. You know,
my wife was talking about Dvanced last night. She says,
his kids at the inauguration, messing with his hair, running around,
being kid was everything, because if you've got young kids,
you've had young kids, you know what it's like. Right,
You're at some places and sometimes you just got to go,
they're going to do what they do and just let
them be and we'll just ignore it. And they became
little mini stars. And I said that right there is
what humanizes him to the average person who goes, oh, yeah,
I know what that's like. Man, I remember that time
that kid, you know, we were in church and the
kid did this that was so relatable.
Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely exactly that. And he's actually because of the
movie perhaps or because of the book He'll Biliology, which
of course is the book and the movie based on
his life and experiences growing up, you know, the son
of an addict and being raised by his grandmother and
all of the poverty that he faced. He's now relatable
to people on a level that I don't think we've
ever seen of a public official in office like this.
And here's another video of a great example of that
of a woman who struggles. She knows what it's like
to be on the struggle bus. And for that reason,
I think JD. Vance is appealing to a whole new
crop of people that you know, wouldn't have been available
or wouldn't have been interested in who the vice president
is if not for JD. Check this out about JD
vans like that.
Speaker 9: But I did see the movie and if he is really,
but that movie betrays Fuck yes, tell yes, you know
why because me and JD's.
Speaker 1: Vance's life are very similar.
Speaker 9: And it shows people that had to grow up on
the system and had to grow up in a violent home,
and had to grow up with parents addicted and had
to and had to endure abuse, and all odds were
stacked against them, but they still.
Speaker 10: Fought, survived, and flourished. It is hope to the American people.
It is hope to the underdogs, and it is hope
that people can overcome the things that I'm meant to
tear them apart. And you know what, Fuck yeah, that's
what our fucking country needs.
Speaker 1: Jiti man, if you are really what you say you are,
I love you, bro. Fuck yeah. What a testament man, true.
Speaker 2: So true. I just you know it is a he's
got a bit of i'll say it, a little trailer
trash in him, a little white trash in him. And
you know that that kind of thing. It say what
you want, you know what. I grew up that way too.
I grew up you know, poor white trash. You know,
gummet cheese. You know one night we had popsicles for
dinner because that's all we had. I know what that's like.
And it relates you to people in a way that
being Trump can't. You can't relate to that. The billions
of dollars having planes and stuff that and and that's
something that I think is that was really missing from
the Democrats because they become so academic and so above
everybody that they look down on people like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they were supposed to. Democrats always position themselves
as like the working class party, like they're there for
the common man, and they have become so out of
touch with regular people and still to this day can't
figure out that that led to their loss. They're still
repeating all the same mistakes, and I hope that they
continue to, honestly, because it's good for us, but they'll
just never get it. And so it's really it's nice
to have somebody like JD on our team who's showing
people what they can achieve even in the worst of circumstances.
I think it's just amazing. Meantime, let's talk about something
else that Trump signed off on yesterday. That's pretty interesting.
He signed an order declassifying files related to the assassinations
of JFK, RFK, and MLK. So this is gonna get interesting.
And as far as the timing, there's apparently fifteen days
for the director of the NSA and the AG to
present a plan to Trump for the full and complete
release of the JFK records, and forty five additional days
for RFK and MLK. What do you think about that.
Speaker 2: I'm excited. No, no aliens yet, but I don't know
when he's gonna That's what I'm really excited for when
I find out what's going on in Area fifty one
in the aliens. You know, I think what we're going
to find out is they'll put some puzzle pieces together,
the CIA and FBI with with with JFK. It's not
going to be a great look. But I don't think
they did anything, but they missed stuff. MLK is the
one because I think we're going to find out. Boy
oh boy, was the FBI very complicit and did they
do some stuff and break a lot of laws in
going after that guy?
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. Well, all of it is going to
be very very interesting. It's going to cause a lot
of discussion and aliens. You're right. I'm excited for the
alien stuff too, and the drones, and I know, you know,
Trump's been asking we need to get we need to
find out what the hell is going on with these
drones because he wants the American people to know. So
the last video we showed it a couple of days
ago of him talking to Susie Wilds saying, get on that, like,
go find out what that is because somebody knows, and
we're gonna we're gonna make sure everybody knows. So it's
very interesting. Yesterday when he signed the order to release
these files on JFK, RFK and MLK, it was kind
of cool because at the very end of the signing
he asked for the pen that he used to be
given to RFK, which was was a nice touch. Here's
there's video showing that moment everything realed.
Speaker 5: Okay, Okay, that's you.
Speaker 1: I think that's so cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do too. I mean that is uh, you know,
it's funny because we talk about JFK, we talked about uh,
you know, uh MLK, but not so much about you know,
Bobby uh. And I don't know what's in there. I
don't know what they knew because I mean, sir answer,
I mean, he did what he did. We all know
what happened, But what was the emphasis for that? What
was the real Is there other stuff that they knew?
Did they know he was going to be there? Were
they Was he on the radar? Like? That's the stuff
I think people are curious about. And I think what
we're going to find is boy or agency's flawed and
we are. Here's the thing. The CIA doesn't really hide
stuff because they don't have to. They're not you know,
if you've ever watched any of the CIA people, they're
told we can talk about just about anything outside of
outing somebody. They don't really care if you're on a
secret mission. So if you go watch CIA people today talk,
the FBI's the ones that always keep everything quiet, and
I think they're the ones who are going to be
super exposed.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm excited for all of it, so so excited.
I thought people would enjoy just a huge flashback video
of Milania Trump in an interview. It must have been
like right when she first started dating Donald Trump, and
maybe they or maybe they had just gotten engaged, and
they're asking her, you know, is she going to miss
her modeling career? Is she willing to give up everything
to become the First Lady? And she also addresses the
accusations that I'm sure were flying back then about her
being a gold digger and just in it for his money.
Here is that flashback interview.
Speaker 11: The First Lady.
Speaker 3: Yes, I would be very traditional like Jackie Kennedy. I
will support him. I will do a lot of social obligations.
Speaker 6: If you did become First Lady, it probably wouldn't be
ethical for you to give commercial endorsements to products, So
your modeling career might be over at that moment.
Speaker 8: What would you think about that?
Speaker 3: I will stand by men.
Speaker 8: You'd be willing to give up your modeling? Yes?
Speaker 6: Have you been hurt by the comments that you're with
him because he's rich?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 3: The people they don't know me, people who talk like this,
they don't know me.
Speaker 6: Well, you don't see many twenty six year old supermodels
on the arm of fifty three year old car mechanics.
Speaker 3: You know what you can't You can't sleep, or to hug,
or to talk with beautiful things, with beautiful apartment, beautiful playing,
beautiful cars, beautiful houses. You can't do that. You could
feel very empty. And if somebody said, you know, you're
with a man because because it's rich and famous, they
don't know me.
Speaker 1: I love her.
Speaker 2: They don't know me.
Speaker 1: They don't know me. They don't know me. And now
they just celebrated their twentieth anniversary.
Speaker 2: That's right, fantastic for them. I mean, not that he hasn't.
Maybe he had some issues, but let's be real. You
know this is he is who he is. We already
know that. Everybody knows that. I mean, he's Donald who
he was, right, Well, yeah, he was who he was.
But you know, I mean the yes, I mean it's
fair to ask the question. You're smoking hot, he's wealthy,
by the way, that's the way that works. Okay, we're
not full. Now, it doesn't mean you can't keep you
guys can't mesh. But let's be honest. He's right. You
don't see a lot of fifty three year old mechanics,
you know, making fifteen bucks an hour with the supermodel.
Speaker 1: I mean it's fair, so I mean she but you know,
people like in her supermodel supermodels are always in a
position to be around like the rich and hoity toity
dudes because they're supermodels. So it kind of works out
in each of their favor right.
Speaker 2: I'm a big fan of that. Go ahead, knock yourself out.
I mean, that's the beauty of the world that we
live in. They attract each other and I'm good with that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And the other fun thing that I thought everybody
would like today is you probably probably remember from the
inauguration ball that when Milania and Donald Trump had their
first dance, you know, and then the vances came out
and they were dancing, and then they each broke apart
and danced with members of the military. And so now
there's been spotlights on those members of the military to
ask them, well, what was that like, because these are
just like regular people, right, Like, these are regular everyday
folks who are serving our country who had this unbelievable
opportunity to be up close and personal with Trump. With
the First Lady, and the stories about them are so cute.
Look at that, that's Nrie Waller.
Speaker 11: When I walked down a stage, I was trying to
contain my composure, but we were told that it's not
like ceremonial composure. We can smile if you want to,
and I was just overwhelmed with joy being out of
the stage where all these people were chairing for me.
Speaker 12: The First Lady smiled broadly as they danced. Did the
First Lady say anything to you?
Speaker 11: I asked her how her night was going. She said
it was going good. She asked me how mine was.
I said it was fa past.
Speaker 12: It is the First Lady a good dancer?
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, she's She's a really good dancer.
Speaker 1: Did you get to rehearse?
Speaker 11: The only rehearsing I did was back home with my wife,
dancing with her.
Speaker 12: While Sergeant Waller danced with missus Trump. President Trump took
a spin with Sergeant Tatiana Saldana from the United States
Space Force. Vice President JD. Van's and wife Usha also
switched dancing partners. The BEEP was joined by Staff Sergeant
Lexus Martinez of the United States Marine Corps.
Speaker 1: We're you nervous.
Speaker 13: I was very nervous because I've never done anything like
that before.
Speaker 1: Is he a good dancer? They're better than me, better
than me.
Speaker 13: I was so nervous, I probably looked like I had
two left feet.
Speaker 12: Her boyfriend shot video of the priceless moments.
Speaker 1: God fucking rad Is that not the cutest thing you
ever saw?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 1: My god, I love that so much? Love it all right?
Moving on, because a huge issue for the electorate in
this election was the border, and Trump made a lot
of promises. He obviously got Tom Holman to be Border Czar,
which was the best pick of all time. And they've
been saying well ahead of the election that as of
day one, the deportations were going to start, and man,
they mean business. Here's a report from Fox News from
Bill Milusian about some of the ice rays that were
already taking place this very first week.
Speaker 2: Barning everyone.
Speaker 14: It's a frigid five degrees and the pre dawn hours
just outside of Boston, where this team of elite ice
officers is briefing on their targets for the day.
Speaker 7: We're going to be targeting some extremely violent offenders today.
Speaker 14: Within moments, the officers are on the move, with eyes
on their first target.
Speaker 1: Which like we're gonna move in phtographya come around.
Speaker 14: They quickly take him into custody. He's an MS thirteen
gang member wanted NL Salvador for aggravated murder and he
has an Interpol red notice out for his arrest.
Speaker 9: We are targeting very violently threats to our community.
Speaker 2: I'm not going back to Hayden.
Speaker 14: One of those threats is this illegal alien from Haiti.
I says he's a gang member with seventeen criminal convictions
in recent years.
Speaker 15: You feel, I mean no Biden abro take Obama for
everything that he's fit for me.
Speaker 14: Bolt Ice Boston quickly takes down its next targets, including
this illegal alien from Brazil who has an Interpol red
notice for armed robbery, This Salvadoran illegal alien charged locally
with rape and released by a sanctuary jurisdiction come Siam,
and this Dominican illegal alien charged with assault with a
deadly weapon and heroin trafficking. Officers also arrested this Guatemalan
MS thirteen gang member facing gun charges. I says he
was released from local custody just the day before their
detainer request was ignored because of sanctuary policies, and in
a sign of shifting priorities with the new Trump administration,
this man who was in the same apartment as the target,
was also arrested after ICE determined he's also in the
US illegally. This is what ICE calls collateral. So you
guys got your main target just now, but you got
somebody else.
Speaker 2: What just happened?
Speaker 9: Sorry, main target was released quite a sanctuary jar of
six years, not honoring a detainer.
Speaker 1: That person was released back into the communities.
Speaker 2: And when we went.
Speaker 9: To go find him, he's with somebody else who was
previously removed from the United States.
Speaker 2: So he's going to go today too. That's a promise God,
to love it.
Speaker 1: I promise is made, promise is kept.
Speaker 2: And listen to those people seventeen convictions, ray murder, I'm
gonna go on. What the hell were you people allowing
to go on? And okay again, I like to remind everybody, well, yes,
sometimes some people get swept up who've done thing wrong
outside of coming in this country. But for the love
of God, why would you release people when they say,
please hold this person we've got in order to remove
he's wanted by inner pole and we're like, well, based
on our purcuse signaling, he's wanted by nobody.
Speaker 16: I know.
Speaker 1: It's absolutely ridiculous, and it's it's a dereliction of duty
of any law enforcement person in it. I don't care
if it's a sanctuary city or state. If they are
letting known murderers on the street, how is that, How
is that fulfilling their oath of office? You know what
I mean? Like, it's just crazy. It's absolutely crazy. And
so that guy that was featured in that video from Haiti,
the one that was like thanking Biden, somebody made this
hilarious video.
Speaker 2: But well, he's wrong.
Speaker 17: He's going back to Haiti.
Speaker 1: I just love that he's going back.
Speaker 2: He's going back. I don't want to fight. I'm not
going back. Oh my god, you are going back. And
if we have to put you in a parachute and
drop you off, it's going to happen.
Speaker 1: It's happening. It is happening. Also, remember how the other
day Trump I'm assuming it was an executive order. I'm
not sure if it was like an order, if it
was just a new regulation. I don't know the exact
terminology or whatever, but he said enough of this undocumented
migrant language. The official term, the correct term, and the
term to be used henceforth and forthwith will be illegal alien,
because that is the right term, absolutely, And wouldn't you
know it, Governor Areasantus always the first, he's right there
making sure that a reporter does not get the terminology wrong.
Speaker 2: Florida is home.
Speaker 1: To hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants who are working in.
Speaker 11: Area, you know, just to be so.
Speaker 18: The federal government has made clear here that the statutory term,
it's not it's their illegal aliens. That's the statutory term.
Speaker 2: That's that's what it is.
Speaker 18: And I think it's to try to water down I mean,
like undocumented. It's like if I get in my car
and I forget my wallet, Okay, I don't have my
document on me, like my driver's license, but I mean
I still have.
Speaker 8: A right to drive. I just may have made a mistake.
Speaker 18: This is intentional to come in illegally, and it's not
just the question of missing a document. It's a question
of you know, you violated the law that were very
clear and knowingly and with the help of the cartels
in many cases.
Speaker 1: I just love that's right.
Speaker 2: And when I hear people say, undocumented immigrant. I said, no,
you and I can immigrate from California to Arizona to Tennessee.
We're immigrating, we're moving, we're here. I immigrated to Britain, right,
I did. But I did it all legally. I immigrated there.
You came across. You're not migrating here. You're coming into
our country illegally.
Speaker 1: So you're invading.
Speaker 2: That's it. These are the same people that would say,
you know what, this is not a drug dealer. He's
an unlicensed pharmaceutical director.
Speaker 1: Exactly there. And that is so typical of the left
on everything, because they they just decided they it's just
like abortion, which they always call reproductive healthcare, or they
talk about revenues being you know, incoming revenues not being
taxed Americans, it's like taxpayer money. They always try to
use the softer, flowery language to make things seem less
awful than they actually are. And this is just another example.
So I'm glad that that is over with this next clip,
I want to it runs a little long, a little
longer than we normally like to have on the show,
but this was a fascinating discussion between Mayor Adams and
Tucker Carlson. We played a clip from that interview a
couple days ago. But this, this part is amazing because
Mayor Adams is the is the mayor of a sanctuary city,
and so Tucker goes after him about that because even
though Mayor Adams, you know, the clip that we played
the other day, was all about his frustration with the
federal government, him being told by the Biden administration to
be a good Democrat and just do all the things,
spend all the money that it takes to take care
of these illegals. And Tucker pushed back in this in
this part of the conversation is fascinating because it's about
the validity of sanctuary cities and Mayor Adams is trying
to defend it. I think by the end, maybe Tucker
gets him to see the light a little bit.
Speaker 16: Check this out, Liberal city, but mostly because it's a
sanctuary city, right, which is that basically committed an active
insurrection against the federal government by ignoring federal law, kind
of what the Confederates did at Fort Sumter, except even
more outrageous. And so isn't there a sense in which
New York kind of deserves this? It was a sanctuary.
Speaker 15: City, and many people don't really get to sanctuary city
the part like me. So here's what the sanctuary city states. John,
who is from a country, is in New York. He
goes into the store, he buys a loaf of bread.
He's spaned taxes on that. By his gas, he's spaned taxes.
Centuary City says that as long as you're here, you
have a right to get the services your tax dollars
are paying for your children being educated. If you need
police services, you can get it. You need medical care,
you can get it. That's what sanctuary City says, and
that you should not be afraid of getting those services
because your tax dollarists are.
Speaker 16: But I mean you can say that of anybody breaking
federal law. I mean there could be someone indicted on
terror charges or a murderer on the lamb, and if
New York harbors him, it's harboring a criminal.
Speaker 2: It's violating federal law. And that is a form of insurrection.
Speaker 19: Right.
Speaker 16: You're saying, we're not following the laws of the United
States of America. So like, why shouldn't Washington send troops
here like immediately and make you obey as Eisenhower did
to Central high School and Little Rock in the fifties
when they ignored Brown versus Board. You can't be out
of compliance with federal law without getting one hundred and
first airborne, don't you think.
Speaker 15: Well, my conversation with Tom who's coming in as our
borders ours, Yes, one place here, and I totally agree
on those who violate their rights to come here by
many crimes, they need to leave our country after they
serve their time. We're on the same page with that
that immigrant family who's trying to get a pathway into
becoming a citizen, living out this amazing American dream. I
don't think they should be rounded up in the mid
of the night and say we're going to move you out.
Speaker 16: Well, then, why isn't it fair for the states that are,
you know, still part of the United States and are
obeying federal law to send all of their legals here
because you guys welcome them, I mean, and you can
pay for it.
Speaker 1: No, we're not.
Speaker 15: We're not welcoming, and we've been very clear we're not
welcomed everyone.
Speaker 2: Everyone.
Speaker 15: No, everyone send what we say when they're here and
they're following the rules and they're paying their taxes, they're
doing the things that people are supposed to do. My
focus are those who are harming innocences.
Speaker 16: So you said it was a minute ago. I mean,
I get what you're saying, and I think it. It
sounds good, but I think we just discovered why it's
not good because it's the volume. Like I think probably
ninety nine percent of the immigrants who are wrecking your
city are great people who have good you know, they're
not bad people, but they're just too many of them,
and you can't afford.
Speaker 2: It, right, right, And how do you and how do
you address that?
Speaker 16: That's what I'm saying, Maybe not be a sanctuary city,
and maybe they say we're going to fow federal wall
like everybody else.
Speaker 1: Like if you just explain the stupidity of these ideas,
I don't know how you argue that at the end.
I don't know how he came back from that at
the end of that Tucker clip, like, you can't take
care of all these people, so how about just follow
the law.
Speaker 2: Funny thing is it's like they know they can't do
these things. The problem was for Texas and Arizona, which
was you have them all they come here and they
kind of spread out and go certain places, but they're
kind of staying mostly on the southwest and West coast.
The minute it landed in their doors, they were like
at first, they're like, oh, this is great, we'll show
you next thing. You know, Oh my god, we can
handle this. And they really need to be honest to
go all right, what is the number where we can
still look like we're a sanctuary city but at the
same time we don't go.
Speaker 1: Broke right And there is no number. That's the whole point.
There's not an okay number. The okay number is zero
because they're not supposed to be here. And so now
what we're going to see at nauseum is going to
be like all these you know, heartstring pulling photos of
people that got their you know, their appointments canceled on
the CBP one app or they've gotten they're getting deported
even though they were just here to make a better
life for themselves. Do it the right frickin' way. This
is not hard. Stop invading the border. This is just like,
I can't understand why this is complicated.
Speaker 2: And you know what I tell you know, because growing
with South California, I had friends that we put soccer
with that they weren't here legally, by the way, they
weren't all mextraca ands no, a couple of buddies. I
knew they were British. They weren't here legally. They had businesses,
they had families, the whole nine yards. But you know,
all of them said the same thing. They knew the risk,
and they know the risk. They know there could be
a knock one day at the door. They understand that.
They don't worry about it as much as the Left
likes to make you think, but they know the risk and.
Speaker 1: They should there and actually there should be action on
the risk. And that's the finally, that's what's happening now,
is that Trump is actually taking action. So enough is enough,
and I'm just super grateful to see it because it's
about freaking time. I'm speaking of Trump. He had himself
a day at by joining Davos, the World Economic Forum, which,
as I said to Daisy yesterday, I feel like that
happens NonStop, Like there's always a Davos World Economic Forum happening.
It's just always it's always active.
Speaker 2: It just never seems like they take a break twelve gweah,
They're always on some stage in Switzerland with some blue
panel behind him and like a globe.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes it is constant, and they're always flying their
giant private jets to lecture all of us about climate change.
So Trump joined virtually and he gave a speech. It
was about fifteen sixteen minutes long. I think just have
a few highlights. One of the things that he talked
about was he was basically warning he was inviting all
of these other European businesses to come and play and
make stuff in America, and he was warning them what
would happen if they don't. And this was showing whose boss,
here's the first place.
Speaker 5: And have promised to eliminate ten old regulations for every
new regulation, which will soon put many thousands of dollars
back in the pockets of American families. To further unleash
our economy. Our majorities in the House and Senate, which
we also took along with the presidency, are going to
pass the largest tax cut in American history, including massive
tax cuts for workers and family and big tax cuts
for domestic producers and manufacturers. And we're working with the
Democrats on getting an extension of the original Trump tax cuts.
As you probably know by just reading any paper. My
message to every business in the world is very simple.
Come make your product in America, and we will give
you among the lowest taxes of any nation on earth.
But if you don't make your product in America, which
is your prerogative, then very simply, you will have to
pay a tariff differing amounts, but a tariff which will
direct hundreds of billions of dollars and even trillions of
dollars into our treasury to strengthen our economy and pay
down debt.
Speaker 1: Love it.
Speaker 2: It's interesting. I mean, you know, people are afraid of tariffs.
They're used as a These are negotiation points. This is
the way I look at tariffs. If we don't make it,
we don't tear iff it. That's simple. We don't make it,
we don't tear if it. If we do make it
and they don't allow us to sell in their country
and they teariff us, then we tear if the hell
out of them. It's not a hard thing to do.
And yes, people need to realize that the stuff that
we may tariff, who pays for it is the importer,
who then passes that on to the person that is
going to sell it, and then those people pass that
on to you, So prices in some cases may go up,
but it's also happening on the other side of the
world for them. And so what ends up happening is
that's when the negotiation starts, and that's when things start
to happen. But you've got to be willing to accept
a little discomfort in certain situations. And as Americans, we're
not really good at that.
Speaker 1: That is all part of the art of the deal. Yeah,
and so it's just like you said, it's a negotiating tool.
And I think that was pitch perfect the way that
he presented that. Look, there's huge benefits to coming and
doing business in America, to making your products in America.
We're going to give you low text rates and you
can decide not to do that. Here's what's going to happen.
And I just love that he has absolutely zero filter
and that was evident too when he was talking directly
to some of the bank leaders. He actually made a
very pointed comment to Bank of America, who has had
instances in the past where they have deplatform d banked
conservatives simply for having conservative views, and he let them
know that he is onto them.
Speaker 5: Speaking of you, and you've done a fantastic job. But
I hope you start opening your bank to conservatives because
many conservatives complain that the banks are not allowing them
to do business within the bank, and that included a
place called Bank of America. This conservative they don't take
conservative business. And I don't know if the regulator's mandated
that because of Biden or what, but you and Jamie
and everybody, I hope you're going to open your banks
to conservatives because what you're doing is wrong.
Speaker 2: How many people got, you know, not only deep platform,
but you took away their their their earning. You took
away their way to bank. You took away their way
to get loans and to keep their businesses afloat to
pay for things. I mean, you know, that's that's very
China ask. You know, they've got that app. That's what
that's what China does. They've got that app freeze you
out of everything with one flick of a switch.
Speaker 1: It's so terrifying, and so I'm glad he called it out.
I know Bank of America afterwards they were doing all
kinds of damage control and they were like, what we
we don't do that. And so the Trump War room
Twitter account like started reposting all these headlines of all
the different conservatives that it happened to, and plenty of evidence,
and so they can't deny it. They need they just
need to do better. Trump also spoke about getting investments
from Saudi Arabia, and he's already got a promise of
like six hundred billion, but he's hoping for a little
bit more.
Speaker 5: There's that Saudi Arabia. We'll be investing at least six
hundred billion dollars in America.
Speaker 2: But I'll be asking the.
Speaker 5: Crown Prince, who's a fantastic guy, to round it out
to around one tree. And I think they'll do that
because we've been very good to them.
Speaker 1: We're just gonna round that up to a trillion.
Speaker 2: He's a fantastic guy. I know some of you are
still mad because he had that guy turned into a
slushy and that sucks. But it's a big picture thing.
You guys still thinking about that. Don't think about that.
Think about all the other good things that are going on.
Just so it's a great guy, friend of mine.
Speaker 1: It's all part of the art of the deal. Again,
it is, It is all the part of the deal.
Speaker 2: There are people out there that we have to do
business with that live in a different world and handle
things differently that we don't like. But we have to
do business with them, and right, and they don't like
some of the stuff we do, and they have to
do business with us. And we'd all like to live
in utopia, but we.
Speaker 1: Don't exactly that's exactly right. Trump also talked, and this
was important, an important point that he made. He talked
about how now that the Trump administration is in office,
no more censorship by the government of its citizens. Freedom
is back. Here's what he said about that.
Speaker 5: In addition, I'm pleased to report that America is also
a free nation once again. When day one, I signed
an executive order to stop all government censorship. No longer
will our government label the speech of our own citizens
as misinformation or disinformation, which are the favorite words of
censors and those who wish to stop the free exchange
of ideas and frankly progress. We have saved free speech
in America, and we've saved it strongly, strongly.
Speaker 1: It's been strongly saved.
Speaker 2: It's like the most bestest thing done since I've been here.
Speaker 1: I mean, it kind of is like between him and Elon.
It's fantastic.
Speaker 2: I love it. And I saw that the Prime Minister
of Spain's like talking about, you know, if a restaurant
serves food that makes it their people sick, that restaurant
has to pay, and I'm like, that's not the way
that works. I mean, you're trying to play it up
against the social media stuff, as he compares it, and
I'm thinking, yeah, no, that's not the way it works.
I've offered you the opportunity to have food, but you
guys poison the food for each other. That's not I
just gave you the platform to come and eat, and
you guys poison each other's food. It's up to you
to decide which food you want to eat.
Speaker 1: It's a good analogy, very good analogy. What I loved
most I think about his whole virtual appearance at Davos
was that he knows he's speaking to an audience filled
with climate change alarmists, like these are people that are
the most rabid about doing all kinds of nothing, stapling
all the money to the clouds, as Daisy would say,
to fight climate change. And here's what he said about
his administration getting rid of the whole green new Deal.
Speaker 5: Hey, the ridiculous and incredibly wasteful green new Deal. I
call it the Green new scam. Withdrew from the one
sided Paris Climate Accord and ended the insane and costly
electric vehicle mandate. We're going to let people buy the
car they want to buy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, y is love that, he said it right to them.
Speaker 2: Absolutely so good.
Speaker 1: Glenn Beck had a nice summary of how his appearance went.
He said, President Trump's Davos speech made it very clear
to the WF the United States is done with all
the woke nonsense. Merit is back, drilling is back, common
sense is back. America is back. Get used to it.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: Oh damn, I love that. Love it, love it, love it.
Speaker 2: There's definitely a change and some nervousness over there, and
the way that they came out, you know, and like, well,
we're not scared of you. He doesn't wanted you to
be scared of him. He wants you to be his partner.
But if that doesn't work, then yeah, fear of work.
Speaker 1: It's just such a huge change from how pathetic and
weak Biden was on every front. By every measure, he
had absolutely no standing. So he loved to say that
he had better relationships with foreign nations than anybody else,
his foreign policy expert. Everybody just thought he was useless.
They just they were nice to him and kind to
him because he was an old, demented man and now
you're a leader in charge.
Speaker 2: They could take advantage of him.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nice because you're an old dadding fool who is
just mich Obama who pontificates, who loves to think that
they can talk their way out of everything, and just
to have a conversation. And sometimes absolutely you should start there,
but you never got to the negotiation part. You always
got to the pontification part. You made great statements and
then you gave into everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean he has absolutely no balls. I mean
that's the plainest way to say it. He had no balls.
And now we have a leader back in charge that
has them truck nuts trump nuts exactly. So when he
was back in the Oval signing off like on the
JFK classified document thing, when he was signing more executive orders,
one of the reporters that was there asked him about
this rift that we talked about yesterday between Elon Musk
and Sam Altman. Who is the guy that's going to
be part of Stargate, which is a Trump initiative that
everybody's talking about. That he's a lot of investment in.
And Elon and Sam Altman, as we discussed yesterday, hate
each other, and so that puts Trump in the middle of,
you know, some conflict. A porter asked him about that,
and here is how Trump responded.
Speaker 2: You should make a deal, mister.
Speaker 3: Also bother you that Elon Musk criticized the deal that
you made publicly, that he said that he treated that.
Speaker 20: No, does he hates one of the people in the deal?
Then no, no, I've well, I've spoken Elon, but I'm
smoking to all of them. Actually no people in the
deal of very very smart people, but Elon one of
the people he happens to hate. But I have certain
hatreds of people too.
Speaker 1: That's like the perfect answer, because I hate plenty of
people too.
Speaker 2: It's fine, Yeah, there's no doubt. But you know what,
it's business and and Elon has his AI, he has
his vision and that's also business. And in Elon, as
we know, much like you know Trump, at some point
in time, that two are going to clash because egos
that big cat get in a room and not eventually
run into one another. But I like the fact that
he's like, you know, he's just honest. Yeah, he hates him.
There you go. I don't know what you want me
to say. He hates him and he doesn't like him,
and I think they were right in front of me.
They probably start throwing down right now.
Speaker 1: I just love that because because he's just like, listen,
he can hate who he wants. I hate people too,
It's fine. It's all fine. Reporters.
Speaker 2: Also, it's not manufactured bs where he tries to talk. Well,
they've got to just you know, they've got they see
things differently in certain ways. And he's like, now they
hate each other, let's just move on.
Speaker 1: Right exactly.
Speaker 14: So.
Speaker 1: He was also asked about interest rates and whether or
not the FED is going to listen to his to
his advice or his opinion about interest rates, and the
way that he answered this question was an absolute delight.
Speaker 4: Look at this, the interest rates will come down, said
demand that the interest rates come down.
Speaker 2: Do you expect I would fry in a strong statement,
Do you expect the side to listen to you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, wasn't it the best?
Speaker 1: I just love how he's like, yeah, I think they'll listen.
Speaker 2: That's a that those you guys don't understand. The FED
is one of those things that truly operates completely autonomously
on its own and not listening to anybody. But he
seems like, yeah, yeah, they probably would no, but I'm
not saying that they Yeah, they're probably maybe kind of
could happen. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: And then in other Trump effect news, this was a
report from Martha McCallum midday yesterday about the war between
Russia and Ukraine. Things are starting to get real interesting.
Speaker 21: Listen to this that President Trump wants to meet immediately
with Vladimir Putin and that President Zelenski has told President
Trump that he is ready to make a deal to
and the war. So obviously a very big development on
that front. And we'll play it out for you as
soon as we get it. A number of other items
crossing the wires and making news that.
Speaker 1: We're going to bring you when we get that. I mean,
things are happening, man, things are happening.
Speaker 2: I if you ever watched Lex Friedman, I love him.
So he was on with Rogan because he did a
big thing with Zelensky, and he said with Rogan he said,
here's the thing. With Zelensky and with Putin, they're both
scared shitless because of Trump. Yeah, because they don't know
what he's going to do. And he says, quite frankly
at times, I'm sure Trump doesn't know what he's going
to do. But they're both scared and have a fear
of him. And that's a good thing.
Speaker 1: It's a great thing.
Speaker 2: Little unpredictability, little unpredictability, and I think both sides want
to get something done. You've done a great job, Zelenski.
I mean, people can have a disdain for them all
they want, but the reality is is think about the
people that are fighting over there. Think about what happened
those people in Kiev that they came in there. NATO
being NATO caused a little bit of this, but Putin
made a move. It's time to end it all. You
never surround your enemies on all sides. He wants an
off ramp. He's lost a million people. It's time to
get away from this. You've sent your message, Zelenski. You
stayed strong. Now let's just get this thing done and
move on.
Speaker 1: And can you imagine if that does happen within I
don't know the next few weeks or months that this
war comes to an end. I don't know how anyone
can can not understand how important it was for Trump
to win this election, because can you imagine Kamala if
she was if she had won, can you imagine the
ship storm that we would still all be facing. I
can't even bear to think about it, because it's just
so it's just such a it's a blessing to the
world that the election went the way that it did, because, yeah,
because of all the changes that were already about that
we're already seeing and feeling, I mean, thinking of Kamala
as president is it's unthinkable, like it is unthinkable, just
so grateful that she was.
Speaker 2: Being governor.
Speaker 1: Oh God, as if well, I can she do worse
than Gavin? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you could do worse than Gavin
h But hey, hold her beer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we just got to wait for it, all right.
Marjorie Taylor Green was stopped in the halls of the
Capitol yesterday by a reporter who wanted to wanted to
ask her about the J six Pardon This is all
anybody wants to talk about from the mainstream media, is
the J six parton and Marjorie Taylor Green was having
none of it. This went this conversation, this pestering by
the reporter went on for almost four minutes. I think,
so this is just a piece of it, but you
will see MTG just not taking it, and it's kind
of awesome.
Speaker 3: Thing tours or any meetings here?
Speaker 5: Is this all you really talking about?
Speaker 1: Is the Jay sixers that have been partying? Yeah, okay, are.
Speaker 17: You gonna talk about the Biden family that got pardoned?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 5: I haven't?
Speaker 17: Oh, okay, what about the ranks rapers and killers and
murderers that Joe Biden part There are tons of them?
Speaker 1: Is that a focus at all? I'm asking about Jay
six And I know you.
Speaker 17: I know that's what you're asking. I know that's what
you're asking about. And that's I'm not doing this. This
this insane place up here, and all of y'all's obsession
with January sixth is absurd. Everybody outside here is sick
and fucking tired of it.
Speaker 1: I'm serious.
Speaker 17: And so Joe Biden pardons all these murderers and rapists
and disgusting people, and then everybody up here has got
their paintings in a wad because Jay six ers got pardoned.
Speaker 4: Like people that walk through open doors.
Speaker 1: A lot of them walk through open doors.
Speaker 9: That's it.
Speaker 17: I'm and everybody here is like a J six seriously,
but you're.
Speaker 1: You've been so much sometimes this year of UNI.
Speaker 17: Yes, and their pardoned, and thank god. I hope they
go live their lives and can reassemble something back together
because they have suffered enough.
Speaker 9: Go do a story.
Speaker 17: And all the Antifa BLM people that never served time,
over ninety five percent of them, seriously think about that
and go do the story of these cities that BLM
burned to the ground and they never built back.
Speaker 1: They raised all that money on at blue and they
never built.
Speaker 5: Those communities back.
Speaker 19: I love that.
Speaker 2: She was like, you know, it's funny. I've talked about
this last couple days. If January sixth got traction, I
could see why you would still do it. But it
doesn't have an attraction. You continue to throw this thing
against the wall thinking it is going to stick, and
it doesn't stick. Most people will say the same thing.
If you attack the cop, if you broke into areas,
if you did horrific things in people's offices, if you
did something that would have got you in trouble anywhere else,
you know what you should pay for it. If you
wandered through, you should have got a fine, a ticket,
and we could have moved on with our freek.
Speaker 1: Yess Yes, and more people in Congress need to and
I think they are. I mean, I think Republicans by
and large are not putting up with these kinds of
reporter questions anymore. They've had it, and they most of
them are starting to react in a similar way. Maybe
not quite as gritty as Marjorie Taylor Green did, but
they are. I mean, you're seeing it more and more.
And that's why the media is losing more and more
credibility every single day. And it's why, as Elon says,
we're all the media now. And that was a perfect
example of why I hate to do this to everybody.
But I had to see it, though, you have to
see it. There is a new song a singer named
Molly Gawler.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: She has released a new song called Bipop, which, if
you do not know, stands for black, Indigenous and people
of color. And you're gonna get up no, So I
regret to inform you that you're gonna hear some of it.
If it becomes unbearable, I'll stop at midway. But here
for your listening pleasure is the song Bye Pop Black.
Speaker 13: Again, Indigenous people of Color, Black Again, Indigenous people of color,
Lesbian gay Bye, transgender Clear, Lesbian gay Bye transgender Clear.
Asian American Pacific Guyland building up to the chorus American
Flacific Gylander, Latino Hispanic Romany and Creol. Latino Hispanic ro
money and Creol. We all have a place in this world.
Speaker 2: You don't be great if the minute she finished, a
bear would just.
Speaker 20: Call it.
Speaker 1: You guys? Why is the left the way they are the.
Speaker 8: Great?
Speaker 9: The oh my God, who loves God?
Speaker 1: They're just so weird? And here is another example. So
there there. I guess this woman does this. I don't
know if it's TikTok or whatever her social media platform is,
but there's a woman who says what's on her mind.
But she also creates dances to what she's saying. I
don't know why, but in this video, and I'm not
gonna play the whole thing because it was like almost
five whole minutes. The point of this video is that
she wanted to expose Donald Trump Jeff Bezos and Elon
Musk for having daddy issues. Okay, so you're only gonna
see what she says about Donald Trump, because otherwise it
would just play way too long, and you'll definitely get
the idea pretty quickly of how psycho this is. Here
is interpretive dance lady talking about Trump's daddy issues.
Speaker 17: Come on, Musk, Jeff Bay Soul, and Donnie Trump all
had in comment daddy trauma.
Speaker 9: America's daddy's have daddy issues.
Speaker 2: I just want you to love me daddy.
Speaker 17: Oh yeah, relatable content. Donnie's daddy was a manipulative businessman
who was brutal not only in the boardroom but also.
Speaker 4: To his sons.
Speaker 1: It goes on and on and on.
Speaker 2: I can't believe that the left didn't win.
Speaker 1: Right, It's just it's such a mystery. Whatever could be
the reason.
Speaker 2: Look, what do you think is gonna be? Cause I
the queer song lady songstress? Because you know what, people,
if you've never done this, whatever the video is, it's
nothing compared to the comment. The comments are the greatest things.
You go walk, you go read the comments. Yes, it
is the greatest thing ever. And so I go on
to some of these things. Harry says, and who says
crazy stuff all the time with the kid who's a
super damn but the queer lady. I went on there
and I'm thinking to myself, you have to stop the comments.
Just I'm hurting for you, right because it is so
bad this lady did she think she's gonna put that out?
And people go like, man, I didn't think of it
that way, but now that Trump.
Speaker 1: Daddy, it's just so bizarre.
Speaker 2: Damn Trump's daddy didn't love.
Speaker 1: I mean, she's earnest. I guess we can give her that,
but yeah, these people are psycho. We do have a
couple of thank yous to dole out. One from yesterday
from Wanda who said thrilled that Preborn is a new sponsor.
I've donated to them for several years and they do
such great work. Have a wonderful weekend. Thank you so
much to Wander for that. And thank you to Kimberly
Donaldson who says prayers for Daisy and husband. Incredible time
in DC at the inauguration, though, and watched from our
hotel coming back to atl not so much. Three planes,
two airports, an engine problem, a groundstop, a psychotic uber driver,
and a partridge in a pear tree. Yikes, that sounds
like a time was had.
Speaker 2: Indeed, sounds busy.
Speaker 1: Robert Clark says, Pete Hegseth was a soldier who drank alcohol.
Please are you serious?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: This is so stupid. These accusations are so dumb. Robin
Salomon Die says, listen to the twenty twenty three podcast
Who Killed JFK? By Rob Reiner and Soladad O'Brien. They
lay it all out. It was Alan Dulles, head of
CIA and mob Sam Gina Kanna. I have not seen
that or heard or listen to it, but it sounds
pretty interesting. Although we won't need to because we're gonna
see the truth very Yeah. Barbara Trammel says, regarding banking,
I use Old Glory Bank customer service in America. Online
banking is perfect. Ten out of ten recommend good to know.
Aaron Powers says, for the love of God, mock. How
many times do we have to tell you that just
because you saw it does not mean we need to
take my money.
Speaker 4: Sorry.
Speaker 1: Jose Rodriguez says, morning from Texas. I've sold this. I've
said this before, and we'll say it again and again.
DJT is not perfect, but he's perfect for the job. Mack,
I'm gonna hear that tune in my head all day.
Thanks a lot, Just take my money. Kristin h says,
love to see Mock and Chad prayers for Daisy's husband.
I miss her, but Chad is just as pretty. Thank
you for covering the stories we want to hear.
Speaker 2: I'm an handsome woman.
Speaker 1: And Andrea Viola says as an ex zoo keeper, monkeys
are pickpockets and mean. I mean, I'm sure that's true
for some monkeys.
Speaker 2: I will tell you this because being like for a
long time, that's what I did. I collected, I worked
with big exotic people. I mean, I know, I was joke.
We were just talking earlier. I get you anything, Uh,
it's the upkeep. By the way, I always tell everybody
that I can get you a tiger. But the upkeep, man,
that's that's a few hundred bucks a day. Most people
don't have that kind of change. Monkeys are the worse.
My buddy had a couple of monkeys. He's like, at
first it was neat, and he's like, now what do
I have? I gues I got two needy, drunk midgets
who want to fight all the money.
Speaker 1: Really, but it doesn't it depend on the kind of monkey, like,
can't aren't there some good ones?
Speaker 2: No? Well, I'm sure there's some good ones to look,
but never to own.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, that's fair. What about what do you
know about owning wallabies?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, my buddy's my buddy Christen has a couple
of them.
Speaker 1: Oh hard is that?
Speaker 2: No, it's not hard at all.
Speaker 1: Really, Yeah, it's stays to get one.
Speaker 2: No, no, we we were gonna if we'd stay in Arizona,
we were going to get one. But now that we're
out here, and because I'm moving away from some of
my reptiles, now, uh, we're going to I told my wife.
She's like, you can get one, you know, one big thing,
And I said, because I was thinking about getting a
bit of wrong, which is like a bear cat and
they smell like they smell like popcorn.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love that.
Speaker 2: But I said, by side, the first thing we're going
to get is when we because once we move from here,
we're gonna I said, I'm probably gonna get a couple
of copy bears, which are giant guinea pigs, and.
Speaker 1: I don't like that they're not soft though, because I
pet them in Arizona and they're not soft.
Speaker 2: But I said, I said, I'm probably going to go
and get maybe a bit of wrong or something like that.
And then I said, you know, I've always wanted snarfules.
That's what I call my my made up porcupine.
Speaker 1: You should get a wallabye. They're so soft and sweet.
Speaker 2: Yeah they are, Yeah they are.
Speaker 1: That's so cool that you have all the animals.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much for hosting with me today in
Daisy's absence. I really appreciate it. I know everybody enjoys
it as well. Next week we think is going to
be a normal week. We're hoping. It just depends on
whether Daisy's husband can drive on Monday, So if he can't,
we'll let you know on our social media platforms if
it's going to be a later start time. But hopefully
he'll be able to drive and the world will be
normal and we'll have a regular start time of eight
am on Monday. Back with Daisy. But again, thank you
so much, Chad. Really appreciate you being here.
Speaker 2: I love being here, and thank you guys so much.
You always nice to me. I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Everybody, have a great weekend and we will see you
on Monday.
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