Speaker 1: Good morning everybody. Hello, Hi, dating, salutations. I will tell
you what's coming up on the show. You guys are
gonna have to excuse my voice this morning. I have
a little little bit of a blue something or other
going on, because when it rains, it pours. Coming up
on the show, Trump Versus the World, JD does not
care Margaret.
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Speaker 2: This weekend.
Speaker 1: I'm really sorry that, in addition to have taking care
of my husband, in addition to doing branch tours, in
addition to driving, in addition to all the things, I'm
a little homicidal today. Not gonna lie. So it's gonna
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Thank you for all your prayers and well wishes and
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a little weird, but we're gonna get through it, you guys,
We're gonna get through it.
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the things and the stuff, shall we. We'll kick it
off with the stuff that you may have missed out
on over the weekend. Things that happened. There was a
lot of stuff that happened. First of all, there's going
to be a State of the Union address or an
address to the Joint Session of Congress, or at least
an invitation has been extended by Mike Johnson to President
Trump for March fourth. So that promises to be good,
because you know, if Stephen Miller is back to writing
the speeches, it's going to be a phenomenal speech. And
Democrats are going to be so mad about how much
everything has already changed.
Speaker 1: I was going to say, Plus, there's going to be
a lot that's going to be done already by March fourth,
twenty twenty five. Can you imagine he's already getting crap.
Speaker 3: Done so much is getting done.
Speaker 1: I mean, what a productive first week, man, Yeah, so
pretty now it's crazy.
Speaker 3: This was an odd thing that I saw about Elon
Musk and Susie Wiles. So, Susie Wilds is President Trump's
chief of staff and she has reportedly limited Elon Musk's
direct access to Trump. In fact, she has limited the
direct access to President Trump of a lot of people
because she's trying and so far, so good. She's trying
to prevent any leaks of any you know, stuff that
he doesn't want leaked out. She's trying to make sure
that there is a lid on the leaks, and so far,
so good. Everything's been going off without a hitch so far.
So I don't know, you know, I don't think this
is necessarily something mean to Elon. I think she's just
trying to get some control over access, which.
Speaker 2: I thinks is probably a good thing. I think this
is great. I like her. I think it's great.
Speaker 3: I think it's probably a good thing too. And speaking
of stuff getting done, according to Harris Faulkner, between seventy
five and eighty thousand of the over three hundred thousand
missing migrant kids have been located. So this was even
happening due to the Trump administration before the election, and
so with the day, Yeah.
Speaker 1: They did that in four days, and it makes you
And she was saying on the air, what the hell
she well, I'm paraphrasing, what the hell's in New York
has been doing? If they did this in four days,
what what was the Biden administration doing? They don't care, consisting.
Speaker 3: That their hands were tied unless there was an Act
of Congress, give me it.
Speaker 2: Exactly.
Speaker 1: So when AOC tries to claim that she and her
entire party care about children and like they you know,
she gets in her white suit and she's like all,
you know, feinting outrage about children and mean, I care
about you don't care about kids in cages. You don't
care about kids at all. You don't care because three
hundred thousand plus it's not just three hundred thousand, it's
three hundred thousand plus children have been trafficked across our
border and we found them. This administration that we put
into power found seventy five to eighty thousand in four days,
like what they had four years. Yeah, it's great, you guys,
what is even going on? It means that they don't
want to find these children.
Speaker 3: Of course they don't. They wanted to create an issue
that they insisted Congress would solve, and that was bullshit.
We all know it was bullshit. Whenever Biden would say, oh,
my hands were caught, the border's secure, it was all nonsense.
All of it was nonsense. And we're seeing that in
real time. So that was great news. And then speaking
of Trump, this was just a neat little aside that
I saw that apparently Corey Comparatory, the fellow that was
shot alongside, you know, Donald Trump, at that rally in
Pennsylvania months ago last July. His widow says that Trump
called her every day for almost two weeks after her
husband died, which I didn't know, and I just thought
that that was something that was important to share. I
think it is really neat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is really really neat that he did that. Meanwhile,
you've got remember the thirteen soldiers in Afghanistan that perished,
and like I guarantee you that Biden doesn't even know
any of their names.
Speaker 3: He never reached out, never would take a phone call,
never acknowledged their names personally ever.
Speaker 1: Right, just disgusting, what if? Never he never got lake
in Riley's name, right.
Speaker 3: M hmm, that's right, that's right. Also, this was another
thing that I saw over the weekend that caught my attention,
and that is that the CIA is now saying they've
declassified an assessment that proves that the COVID nineteen pandemic
was the result of an accidental lab leak. This is
according to an assessment by the new CIDA director John Ratcliffe.
And if you guys remember Tom Cotton wanted to write
an op ed to the Washington or to the New
York Times about this back in March of twenty twenty,
and he wasn't allowed because it was called incendiary, irresponsible
and racist to make such a suggestion. And now, of
course all the conspiracy conspiracy theories end up being true.
Just this is just another example. Is that incredible?
Speaker 1: It is incredible I saw I think the other day.
I'm sure you guys have seen similar things where it's
like if you are unvaxed, or if you you know,
didn't want to wear a mask, or if you kind
of like went against if you were a conspiracy theorists
during that time, you basically resisted like billions and billions
of dollars of propaganda. Yeah, like you were able to
think critically during all of that where people were just
saying awful things about you. So congratulations, congrat to you.
Speaker 3: What you're about to see next is pretty amazing because
we got to talk about the reason that we titled
the show today that it's Trump Versus the World is
because there's a lot big parts of the world are
feeling the heat from Trump. Let's just put it that way.
But one of the most interesting videos I thought from
the weekend was this interview with President Putin of Russia
who actually said, and I couldn't believe it, but he
actually said, we probably wouldn't have had this Russian Ukrainian
War had Trump's victory in twenty twenty not been stolen
from him.
Speaker 2: You guys, uh huh.
Speaker 6: Behold, if he had been the president, if the victory
wasn't stolen from him in twenty twenty, maybe the Ukrainian
crisis that arose in twenty twenty two well appeared.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I know, right, there's so many people,
there's so many people on ex that are like and
they trust him over our legacy media, which is absurd, right,
And it's totally absurd that people are saying that, But imagine, right,
but imagine the difference in our world and in our
country had Trump won. Just think about what things would
look like and the fact we would we wouldn't be
spending money, all the money that we've spent on that.
Speaker 3: War, oh my god, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: And that the money that we would be spending on
our people and our infrastructure and disasters and things that
have happened on you know, on our soil. That we've
taken money that should be spent on our people and
we've just pushed it to Ukraine, like that's what Biden is.
So it is, it is pretty like you can look
at it like retrospectively and be like, ysh, just awful
some of the But yeah, what a difference if he
would have the president.
Speaker 3: And now it's clear that both Zelenski and Putin are
wanting to come to the negotiation table because Trump is
in office, and so I suspect that that conflict is
going to end sometime within the next hopeful the next
few to several months, because Trump is not going to
continue to send precious money and time and resources to
Ukraine endlessly without some sort of negotiating, and so that's happening,
and it's more of the Trump effect. One of the
other things that you guys remember Trump saying early on
was that he was looking at Greenland with he was
looking at Greenland as a potential, like, how do we
involve Greenland more in helping the world's security. And so
there is somebody in Greenland, I'm sorry, somebody in Denmark
who is taking offense to that, and I just thought
this was hilarious. This is just like some rando Danish
member of parliament who's super mad that Trump has been
making all these advances about Greenland. And here is what
he said.
Speaker 7: Dear President Trump, listen very carefully. Greenland have been part
of the Danish Kingdom for eight hundred years, interest crated
part of our country. It is not for sale. Let
me put it in words you might understand, mister Trump.
Speaker 6: Golf o.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, well, I think he may kind of understand
that a little bit.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: I just feel like that means there's an open door
for discussion.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he'll probably take that and go, okay, well we
can negotiate. It's the art of the deal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we brought it up. People are talking about it.
That was the whole intent, right is to start this
conversation and he oh man, did he ever start it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Man. And then yesterday liberals were freaking out so hard
over a threat that Trump made to Columbia because they
were not accepting a whole planefull of their people that
were getting deported from the United States headed back home
to Columbia. And apparently they were not. They were refusing
the flights, and so Trump was hissed. And here is
what he wrote. Please read this.
Speaker 1: I was just an formed that two repatriation flights from
the United States with a large number of illegal criminals
were not allowed to land in Colombia. This order was
given by Columbia's socialist president, Gustavo Petro, who is already
very unpopular amongst his people. Petro's denial of these flights
has jeopardized the national security and public safety the United States.
So I have directed my administration to immediately take the following,
urgent and decisive retaliatory measures. Emergency twenty five percent tariffs
on all goods coming into the United States, and one
week the twenty five percent tariffs will be raised to
fifty percent, a travel ban and immediate visa revocations on
the Colombian government officials and all allies and supporters, VISA
sanctions on all party members, family members, and supporters of
the Colombian government. Enhanced customs and border protection inspections of
all Colombian nationals and cargo on national security grounds. I
EPA treasury, banking and financial sanctions to be fully imposed
these measures or just the beginning. We will not allow
the Colombian government to violate its legal obligations with regard
to the acceptance and return of the criminals they forced
into the United States.
Speaker 2: I love this so much, Oh my god.
Speaker 3: And I think he may have tweeted that, like from
the golf course, like he was just like whatever, I'll
deal with this, right, we can deal with this, and
he sent that out. And then at first Petro wrote
a big, giant, long tweet in response, like trying to
be like put them up essentially, and was like we
don't need you, you know. It was like this insolent,
kind of ridiculous tweet back. But then within an hour,
you guys, within an hour, there was a release from
the President's office saying the Government of Colombia has agreed
to all of President Trump's terms They even retweeted it
from the White House. So do not mess Colombia, you
just do not mess.
Speaker 1: Of course, isn't the Colombia a president the one that's
having an affair with the transgender isn't he the one
that Yeah.
Speaker 3: There was there were there was like video and pictures.
I think that was a few years back. But yeah,
don't like this guy is Yeah he has a fruitcake.
Speaker 2: Yeah he's a little fruity.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I love pretty. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure they're just like, Okay, well we're
gonna we're gonna resist.
Speaker 2: Oh, we won't resist that much. We're gonna go ahead
and accept your terms. We're gonna right. This is this
is the thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, but this could have been done for for eons,
you guys. This is It just shows you that Trump
is the first one that has balls. It's willing to
do this, He's willing to play ball. And then the
Columbia is like, all right, we accept your terms.
Speaker 3: In fact, we'll send one of our own planes to
go and get the people. We'll go ahead and send
our own plane. It's so, it's it's remarkable.
Speaker 1: It is remarkable when you actually have a president that
has balls. That's willing to go to bat for the
American people. And then Columbia is like, okay, we're going
to do it. And he's starting small, right, He's starting
with Colombia, starting with some of these smaller countries, and
then he's like, I'm going to see what happens, what
they do. He's going to start doing it with some
of the bigger ones.
Speaker 2: This is what he's.
Speaker 3: Doing, and they are freaking out. In fact, there was
this memo that now there's I forget the name of
the alliance of countries in that area, this this memo
will say it is the uh, let's see Latin America
and Caribbean countries that is called. Oh I can't even
read the memo, can you. It's like too small for.
Speaker 9: Me to read.
Speaker 10: Oh my god, there's no way I can read. It's
see LAC A, state of Sea, lac E, LAC CE,
l A C.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's basically Latin America and Caribbean countries. The president
of Honduras has called an emergency meeting of all of
their leaders to figure out how to cope with President Trump.
After Columbia's tactics completely backfired, they freaking out.
Speaker 1: Here's here's a you know, a tip for you. Don't
send your freaking criminal staff.
Speaker 3: And when we send them back to take them, hey
him by your people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't empty your prisons into our country. Exactly shack holes.
Speaker 3: So us Scott Jenny had something to say about this
entire Columbian escapade. Here he is last night.
Speaker 5: The reason Donald Trump had to resort to these tariffs
and sanctions and punishments today is because the president of
Columbia refused to accept a flight of migrants. He said
he wouldn't take them. Donald Trump said, We're going to
enter the f around and find out portion of this conversation,
and he hit him with sanctions and tariffs. And now
tonight the Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson says Congress
is going to back him up on that he's putting Columbia,
He's putting the rest of this hemisphere on notice that
you are not dealing with the same president that you were.
You're dealing with someone who is taking illegal immigration seriously. Now,
within an hour of making that threat, the president of
Columbia said, whoaa, whoa, I'll send my own plane.
Speaker 12: To pick these people up.
Speaker 5: So obviously he got their attention. And they'll have learned
a valuable lesson that Donald Trump is taking immigration, illegal
immigration seriously. This is real leadership. But it sends a
message to everybody else in the hemisphere, do not test us.
This is not Biden and Harris. This is Trump Advance.
Speaker 3: We mean business, right, It's like mean business.
Speaker 1: He started with Columbia and like the rest of them
are like, oh shit, yeah, and so this is it's
what's to come.
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Chicks ten. Speaking of badass leaders, Tom Holman treasure, what
a treasure. So he's been making the rounds he was
on with that hag Martha Raddits, who is all pissy
with him about are we going to see these deportation
flights every single day, and the way that he handles
her is just epic. Check this out.
Speaker 13: I want to go back to those military flights going south.
As you said, we have never seen that before. Is
that going to be a constant commitment from the US
military every single day to take deportes out.
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 13: So is this what we will see every single day
ending in what the President has promised is millions and
millions being deported.
Speaker 15: Yes, but you see our numbers deadly increased.
Speaker 13: The estimates of perhaps those who have been convicted or
arrested in the past seven hundred thousand to over a million.
So after you do that, then you go after everybody
who is there illegally.
Speaker 15: If you're in a country illegally, you're on the table
because it's not okay to you know, lost this country.
You got to remember, every time you enter this country illegally,
you violated a crime. On the title eight Nice States
Code thirteen twenty five, it's a crime. So if you're
in a country legally, you got a problem. And that's
why I'm hoping those who are in the country illegally
who have not been ordered removed by the Faberate judge
should leave.
Speaker 1: She asked the question like forty times, you know, like
what you heard his answer, Yeah.
Speaker 2: He's like, I'm yes, it's where Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, and now there's the restrictions about like ICE can't
go into schools, they can't go into medical offices, they can't.
There's all these restrictions or there were about where ICE
could actually detain, you know, people that were here illegally,
and now those restrictions have been lifted, because of course
they should be lifted. And she was busy about that too.
Here is how she went after him about that arrest.
Speaker 13: What criminals are hiding in schools, middle schools, elementary schools,
you're going to go into those?
Speaker 15: How many m's thirteen members are at age fourteen to
seventeen many of them. So look, if it's the national's career,
is that public state what you need in stand it's
a case by case name another agency, another law enforce
aency that has those type of requirements that they can't
walk into a school or doctor's offers, run a medical campus.
Norther anency's held little standard.
Speaker 1: Do I want my fourteen year old going to school
with one of those gang members?
Speaker 2: The answer is hell no, raise.
Speaker 3: Your hand if you do, Like, who are you, Martha?
Speaker 2: You're Martha. You're apparently Martha.
Speaker 1: She doesn't have kids that go to school with these criminals.
Apparently she's okay with that. I'm not okay with that.
I'm totally fine with them coming in and getting those
criminals out of the schools.
Speaker 3: Why would you want that?
Speaker 2: It is baffling.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I just get them out. They're criminals,
they are criminals. This is not hard to understand.
Speaker 2: I lose.
Speaker 1: If you are so dead set on keeping those people
in the country, Martha, take them into your one of
your three guest rooms.
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you have room, Martha. Why don't you take
them into your home? Because they're not there, you pick them.
Speaker 3: I just love Tom Holman so much. There was also
the Pope, the worst Pope ever. Seriously, the Pope is
all like this is me and all these deportations are mean,
sitting beside you know, sitting behind his wall at the Vatican,
at the Vat, saying that. So Tom Holman was on
I can't remember if this was News Nation or o An,
one of the two, and they were talking about the Pope,
and Tom Holman has a message for the Pope.
Speaker 12: Final question.
Speaker 16: The Pope this week said that it's a disgrace what
we're now doing with this new government, deporting all of
these people.
Speaker 12: We've got.
Speaker 16: You know, obviously there's there's going to be a lot
of media searching for the sad stories here, trying to
turn public opinion against this operation. Uh, what's your message
to the American people as you guys do this work.
Speaker 14: Well, let me get a message to the Pope.
Speaker 4: Guy.
Speaker 14: I'm my lifelong cathol I was born Catholic, I've been
through a Catholic docting. He on the contrant picks the
Catholic Church first of all, he's got big problems there
and the Vatican. They have a wall round the Vatican.
If you enter the Vatican, because the crime is serious,
you know you'll be in charge of a serious crime
to get jail. So he can protect the Vatican where
he lives. He can build a wall where he lives,
where American people are not allowed. That no securing the
border saved lives. He can understand that when you secure
the border, when less people come, less women get raped
by the cartel, Less children die in the river. Less
Americans died from Patton all overdoses you altys take to
what you always think to the Catholic church and picks
that that's a mess.
Speaker 2: He's absolutely correct. The pope is a COMI yeah, it's
he's just a terrible pope. Manyeah, he's off. I'm sorry
if you're really eat.
Speaker 3: For him to say that, you know, behind all of
his walls.
Speaker 1: And security protection, yeah, he's totally protected and entitled and elitist.
And I'm sorry if you're Catholic and you love the guy,
but I don't.
Speaker 2: He's a jerk. He's a comedy jerk.
Speaker 3: All right, let's move on. Because Friday night, I guess
it was Pete hagg Seth did get confirmed and JD.
Vance did have to break a tie. So there was
not a single solitary Democrat who voted in favor of Pete.
Hegseeth's nomination, and there were three Republicans, as you probably know,
who voted against him as well, Mitch McConnell, Susan Collins,
and Murkowski. So it required Vance to break the tie,
and he did that, and then when he went to
swear Pete in, he made a few remarks to the
crowd that was there gathered, and here is a little
bit of what JD said about that vote.
Speaker 17: I learned with the buck Eyes just a week ago,
when you win the championship, you don't give a damn
what the score was. We won the championship on us.
When we've got a great secretary of Defense. We're proud
of him, and he's going to do a great job.
Thank you all tick care.
Speaker 3: But the numbers don't matter. He's in right, which is
so good. And so Pete also spoke, and I thought
that there were parts of his speech. Well, the whole
speech was great. We're not going to play the whole thing,
but we'll play a little bit, a little bit of
his remarks. Here they are.
Speaker 18: He's in glory to God, his will be done, and
we're grateful to be here. And as I said in
my hearing, it was Jesus and Jenny. I would not
be here without you, sweetheart, Thank you so much. I
want to thank the President of the United States, our
commander in chief, Donald Trump. We could not have a
better commander in chief than him. It is the honor
of a lifetime, Sir, to serve under you. We look
forward to having the backs of our troops and having
your back in executing peace through strength, in putting America first,
and in rebuilding our military. Mister Vice President, thank you
for breaking the tie. It's not the last time or
not the first time. The headline reads junior enlisted marine
bails out junior Army officer. And you know some people
were saying, well, fifty to fifty, that's too tight, and
Senator Mark Wayne Mullen was it was nice enough to
take my kids up to the gallery to watch the
actual moment that the Vice President sealed the deal, and
they came running in.
Speaker 12: They said, Dad, instead of being.
Speaker 18: Sad about fifty to fifty one to fifty, they said, Dad,
you want an overtime.
Speaker 12: That's the perspective I like.
Speaker 8: So thank you.
Speaker 12: We will put America for first.
Speaker 18: We will bring peace through strength, and the three principles
I talked about are what we will bring to that Pentagon.
Restore the warrior ethos in everything that we do, rebuild
our military, and re established deterrence. We don't want to fight.
We want to deter them, as you said, and we
want to end them responsibly. But if we need to
fight them, we're going to bring overwhelming and decisive force
to close with and destroy the enemy and bring.
Speaker 12: Our boys in.
Speaker 2: I love that. Yeah, so great.
Speaker 1: I think they're going to see recruitment rise and also
the quality of recruits improve.
Speaker 2: I think there's.
Speaker 3: Announcement today too that they're going to bring back all
the people that got booted because they didn't take the vaccine.
Speaker 2: Which is so great. Yes, that's so great.
Speaker 1: I mean because I think people want they're going to
want to go into the military again for the right reasons. Yeah,
you know, just in increased numbers, don't you think.
Speaker 3: I think so.
Speaker 1: I him at the Helm. I think with him at
the Helm, you're going to see a little bit of
a bump in that.
Speaker 2: I would. I mean I totally would.
Speaker 1: If I were somebody who was interested in the military,
I'd be like, Oh, he's he's in charge.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's do this right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I think so. I think he's going to
be great for recruit for everything.
Speaker 2: I think he's gonna be great from morale. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, And one of the things that Trump signed off
on his first week was an end to DEI programs,
initiatives offices employees in the military, and so that took effect.
And so what did they do? The media and specifically,
parts of the woke Air Force decided to make him
look bad by putting out this ridiculous nonsense. They said.
This is according to the San Antonio Express News, obeying
Trump order, the Air Force will stop teaching recruits about
Tuskegee Airmen. Shut up, which is absolute nonsense. And they
did this on purpose to make Trump look like he
said specifically, You've got to stop teaching them about the
Tuskegee Airmen. This is utter and complete nonsense. And as
soon as word got out, Katie Britt, Senator Britt said,
I've no doubt Secretary Hegseth will correct and get to
the bottom of the malicious impliance, which is a perfect
word for it that we've seen in recent days. President
Trump celebrated and honored the Tuskegee Airmen during his first term,
promoting legendary Aviator Charles mcgea Brigadier general and pinning his
stars in the Oval Office. In his second term, Trump
will continue to deeply respect and elevate the Tuskegee Airmen's legacy.
Their history, and their lessons will continue to be taught
because their legacy is one of excellent success and unquestionable merit.
As the Pentagon under Hegseth's leadership, restores its focus to lethality.
There is no greater historical example of a highly skilled,
valiant fighting force than the Tuskegee Airmen. These role models
will continue to inspire the next generation of courageous, selfless
American service members. Right because four hours after this nonsense broke,
Pete Hegseth was already done with it. He was like,
this is crazy. And even DeSantis pointed out how this
is just like that don't say gay nonsense, the twisting
of the actual narrative, and he said, this is the
air Force indulging in theatric We've seen this passive aggressive
performance nonsense in Florida where activists claim complying with anti
woke curriculum standards requires them to exclude basic history. It
is all nonsense, which is why Pete hag Seth immediately
was like, this has been immediately reversed. Thank you Katie Britt.
Speaker 2: See, this is the thing.
Speaker 1: They will not be able to get away with this
crap anymore. Nope, they're just it's not gonna work. I
mean it's worked for years, and this bullshit is not
going to stand anymore. And I'm here for it.
Speaker 3: Isn't it just the best? It really is the best.
Speaker 1: But all their tactics that worked before are not going
to work now. And I think they're all just like,
oh crap, it doesn't work anymore. Like they know what
we're doing, they know how, they know that we're lying,
they know that we're shifty.
Speaker 2: They know it's not working.
Speaker 3: It doesn't work, And I know that. The San Antotio
Express News had to say after uproar, Air Force says
recruits will again be taught about Tuskegee Airmen, right, I mean,
I love Ben Shapiro saying just to recap how insane
this was. Haigs have banned DEI in the military, so
deep staters in the military immediately moved to band teaching
of the Tuskegee Airmen in order to discredit hereditim so
he reversed it. This is why he is the new
sectorf to clear out.
Speaker 1: These people, right, got these people who these people who
will make stuff up to I guess enhance their own agenda,
which is gross.
Speaker 2: It's really gross.
Speaker 1: So they're trying to put they're trying to put racism
and all this sexism and all this other stuff in
a place where it doesn't exist.
Speaker 3: You know, we're onto them.
Speaker 1: We know what you're doing. He knows what you're doing.
Stop it quick, being jerks.
Speaker 3: That's exactly they cannot play this game anymore. All of
their tactics are out in the open, and it's.
Speaker 2: Okay, we see you.
Speaker 1: We totally see We've seen him for years. But now
it's like it is all out in the open, and
now it's done.
Speaker 2: You can no longer do it. God, I just freaking
love this fantastic.
Speaker 3: Going back to jd Vance for a second, there was
an old clip of Megan Kelly's interview with him shortly
after Hillbilly Elegy became like such a hit. Yeah, And
it was early on in his marriage to Usha. In fact,
she was expecting their first baby when Megan Kelly did
this interview, And I just thought this was such an
interesting flashback because they asked him about running for office
in it, and so this was a really cool kind
of little bit of history. And he has had such
a glow up man, such a glow up.
Speaker 19: I was as close to a nervous breakdown as I've
ever had the stress of law school mom and just
had a heroin overdose I was in love with this girl, Usho,
but I didn't quite know how to be in love
with her in the way that I wanted to be.
And I just thought to myself, you finally got to
this place that's going to guarantee that your life is
going to go well, and you're struggling with all of
the things that you thought you'd gotten away from.
Speaker 20: With Usha's love and support, j D graduated and they
got married. Now they're expecting a baby boy. Family is
close by, including his mother Beverly. She's clean now, but
JD keeps his distance. After a brief maternity leave, Usha
will be commuting to Washington for a Supreme Court clerkship
with Chief Justice John Roberts. But for now they're settling
into a new house. So back to Columbus.
Speaker 17: Yeah, why, well, one, it's about to have a baby,
it's going to be close to family. But you know,
the things that I care most about are not in
San Francisco.
Speaker 12: They're not in Silicon Valley.
Speaker 17: The things that I care most about are the opioid crisis,
about solving some of the issues that I write about
in the book. And you can only do that, I think,
when you're actually close to the problems, and when you're
actually on the ground trying to help.
Speaker 20: To know whether JD's going to run for office?
Speaker 12: Who's everyone?
Speaker 3: Everyone?
Speaker 2: Everyone trust me, I speak to them. Okay, what do
you think should he.
Speaker 21: Run for office?
Speaker 1: I think someday, if the time is right, and if
he really feels that that's the best way that he
can contribute to his home, then I think that would
be a great idea.
Speaker 20: Why do you get uncomfortable when that idea comes out?
Speaker 19: I just I think that, you know, when people ask
me if I want to run for office, part of
me wonders, like, do they think I just give off
a used car sales?
Speaker 20: Don't you think it's more born of hope that you
could be a could be a real change agent.
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 12: No, I think that's the optimistic take on it.
Speaker 19: And I'm very flattered when people ask me, and you
never say never. But it's just not something that I
think about doing right now.
Speaker 20: And so we left JD Vance thirty two home again
on the cusp of fatherhood. Whether his past will interfere
with his present? Yeah, well that could be another book, crazy,
isn't it?
Speaker 3: And now he's vice president?
Speaker 1: Right, But the thing about him is. I really I
really love him as VP. I mean I love Trump
as president, don't get me wrong, but I really love
him as VP because he's all of us.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: He's the kind of guy where you can show your
kid and say you can do anything.
Speaker 2: You really can do anything. He's the American dream. He
really is.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't think liberals still believe in the
American dream. I think we do. And he's living proof
of that. He is a walking example of the American dream.
I mean, like it's inspiring to me.
Speaker 2: He is. And he's inspirational to me because he's like
he he was. His mom was a freaking heroin addict.
She's a single mother. I mean he could.
Speaker 1: To me, he's like a lot like Ben Carson. Ben
Carson is the same way. Yeah, I mean, came from
nothing and then look where he is now. That to
me is the American dream. And those people on the
left they think that that is bull crap. They don't
believe in it. I do, and I show my kid.
I will always say to Gwen, you can do anything
you want. He is a perfect example of that. Ben
Carson is a perfect There are so many people on
our side of the Isle, who are perfect examples of that.
Speaker 2: You really can, You still can? It still exists, and
he's proof.
Speaker 3: And now Trump is going to return from an economic standpoint,
He's gonna make that dream possible again, where so many
of the Biden policies did destroy that dream for a
lot of people, maybe that much more out of reach.
And that's one thing that Trump has talked about a lot,
is wanting to make it make the American dream possible
for people again. So it's just I just love that
flashback because Dan, that was incredible. All right? Speaking of
jd Vance, did he ever have the best interview of
all time yesterday with that horrible, wretched cow Margaret Brennan.
So it was interesting because before the interview was aired,
the transcript came out, the full transcript came out, and
I read it and I was so mad at her
that I could not believe how combative she was right
out of the gate, and for no reason, you know
what I mean, Like there was no reason for her
to be that way, but you was, and it was
evident in every single question. There was not a question
she asked him that wasn't like a poke, you know.
Speaker 21: What I mean?
Speaker 3: She's God She's awful. So I encourage everybody to watch
the whole damn thing because it's a thing of beauty.
Like he there's no one that handles media like jd Vance.
He's incredible. But we do have some highlights. In this
first one, she was going after him about the fact
that there was this the blanket pardon of the j sixers,
and she's all mad about that, and he explains to
her exactly how it happened and why.
Speaker 22: Weeks ago, you were on Fox News and you said,
if you protested peacefully on January sixth, and had Merrick
Garland's Department of Justice treat you like a gang member,
you should be pardoned. If you committed violence on that day,
obviously you shouldn't be pardoned. Did you counsel the president
against these blanket pardons for fifteen hundred people, Well, Margaret,
I noticed, including those who committed violence.
Speaker 9: Margaret, I noticed that you cut off the thing that
I said immediately after that.
Speaker 12: The full quote is.
Speaker 9: That of there are gray areas, and here's the nature
of the gray area. Merritt Garland's Department of Justice denied
constitutional protections in the prosecutions. There were double standards and
how sentences were applied to the J six.
Speaker 12: Protesters versus other groups.
Speaker 9: What the President said consistently on the campaign is that
he was going to look at a case by case basis,
and that's exactly what we did. We looked at sixteen
hundred cases, and the thing that came out of it, Margaret,
is that there was a massive denial of due process
of liberty and a lot of people were denied their
constitutional rights.
Speaker 12: The president believes that. I believe that, and I think
he made the right decision.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's just masterful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just like frankly, Margaret, I don't give a
damn y that's easting.
Speaker 3: That's where all the memes are today because of the
quote from him not caring, which we'll get to. She
also said, well, but what about all the you know,
the police officers that were beaten, and how can you
justify any violence against a police officer? And here is
his response to that nonsense.
Speaker 12: Since the police officer is not justified.
Speaker 9: But that doesn't mean that you should have Merrit Garland's
weaponized Department of Justice expose you to an incredibly unfair process,
to denial of constitutional rights, and frankly, to a double
standard that was not applied to many people, including of
course the Black Lives Matter rioters who killed over two
dozen people and never had the weight of a weaponized
Department of Justice come against them. The pardon power is
not just for people who are angels or people who
are perfect.
Speaker 12: And of course we love our law enforcement and want.
Speaker 9: People to be peaceful with everybody, but especially with our
good cops. That's a separate issue from what Merrit Garland's
Department of Justice did.
Speaker 12: We rectified a wrong and I stand by it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, the media is not going to win
this time.
Speaker 2: They're cooked.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think that the whole interview showed that
it used to be that the media, they at least
they thought that they had the upper hand. They just
don't anymore. And it's this whole The next four years
are going to be very very interesting with how the
media is dealt with because we all just we can't
stand them and when we hate them, and we definitely
don't trust them so.
Speaker 3: Well, and she gives perfect reason not to. This was
not journalism at all. This is not a normal journalistic interview.
Speaker 2: It was an attack.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's exactly right, And she's totally biased and we
all know it. They're absolutely biased, and we learn that
the last time around, right, we've learned it in the
last what nine years, how biased they are and how
against Trump and Vance that they are. So it's just
going to be really interesting to see how all this
pans out of it because they're just not taking it
this time and taking it.
Speaker 3: And there's not any fear of the media, like Trump's
never been afraid of the media. Jade Vance will talk
to anyone as he paid this weekend. So it's going
to be so much fun to watch. The only really
is the only negative thing about it is that Trump
and Vance will continue to give them ratings, you know
what I mean, were they could just ignore them entirely
and we'll get the news where we always get it,
which is from Twitter, you know what I mean. It's
from like the citizen journalists. But they rely on Trump
Advance to give them reasons to go viral, to have
these clips go viral, And the only unfortunate thing is
that they're going to give them to them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're still tanking though, Yeah, the MSNBC's and the CNN,
they're still tanking, all right.
Speaker 3: This next clip was when she Margaret Brennan's tried trying
to cry crocodile tears over the Afghan refugees who are
still held up from getting back into the country after
the whole disastrous withdrawal. So just now, all of a
sudden they care about these Afghan refugees and the she's
insisting that they've been vetted, and he absolutely bodies her
in this response.
Speaker 22: Talk to us in August, you said, I don't think
we should abandon anybody who's been properly vetted and helped us.
Do you stand by that, Well.
Speaker 9: Margaret, I don't agree that all these immigrants are all
these refugees have been properly there, and in fact, we
know that there are cases of people who allegedly were
properly vetted, and then we're literally planning terrorist attacks in
our country that happened during the campaign, if you may remember.
Speaker 12: So clearly, not all of these foreignations, but.
Speaker 22: There are thirty thousand people in the pipeline Afghan refuge But.
Speaker 9: My primary contention as the vice president, Margaret, is to
look after the American people, And now that we know
that we have vetting problems with a lot of these
refugee programs, we absolutely cannot unleash thousands of unvetted people
into our countries.
Speaker 12: People are not good.
Speaker 2: These people just like the.
Speaker 9: Guy who planned a terrorist attack in Oklahoma a few
months ago. He was allegedly properly vetted, and many people
in the media and the Democratic Party said that he
was properly vetted.
Speaker 12: Clearly he was it. I don't want my children.
Speaker 9: To share a neighborhood with people who are not properly vetted.
And because I don't want it for my kids, I'm
not going to force any other American citizens kids to
do that either.
Speaker 22: No, and that was a very particular case. It wasn't
clear if he was radicalized when he got here or
while he was living.
Speaker 12: I don't really care, Margaret.
Speaker 9: I don't want that person in my country, and I
think most Americans agree with me.
Speaker 2: Right, he doesn't care.
Speaker 1: But again, it's kind of like Martha, Right, Martha and
Margaret are kind of the same, and a lot of
these broads are the same. Why hasn't Margaret taken in
one of those terrorists?
Speaker 3: Again, if she's.
Speaker 1: So, if she's so sympathetic to the terrorists, why is
that guy not in her guest room.
Speaker 2: I don't get it with these people.
Speaker 1: With these chicks who are so sympathetic to these terrorists.
Speaker 2: Why is he not in your home.
Speaker 3: It's almost as if they're just saying things to say them, right, almost,
I'll get it. God, I just love that moment.
Speaker 2: It really was great.
Speaker 3: And her facial expressions right, like, they're my favorite when
she's like she just looks so snippy and snarky and
he just does not having any of it. Yeah. This
is when she tries to tell him that the United
States is unique because we're, you know, we were founded
by immigrants, and he's like, no, I'm not playing this game.
Speaker 22: The country founded by immigrants.
Speaker 12: Well, this is a country that you do by country.
Speaker 9: This is a very unique country, and it was founded
by some immigrants and some settlers. But just because we
were founded by immigrants doesn't mean that two hundred and
forty years later that we have to have the dumbest
immigration policy.
Speaker 12: In the world.
Speaker 2: You know what, Margaret, we don't give a shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we don't.
Speaker 2: We don't give even half a shit.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, she just got absolutely love hold in
this interview.
Speaker 2: Owned that's right.
Speaker 3: She also wanted to ask him about Tulsi and her
nomination and whether she'll get through. And here is.
Speaker 2: That Journal and the National Review.
Speaker 22: Conservative publications, as you know, have been critical of Tulsi Gabbert.
The Review called her an atrocious nominee who deserves to
be defeated. They compared her defense of Edward Snowden, the
fugitive to who stole you as secrets to an attorney
general who thinks the mob gets a bad rap. Her
refusal to accept you intelligence findings that Asad gassed his
own people, they said, was like a nominee for omb
director not being able to count.
Speaker 2: Does any of this.
Speaker 22: Give you pause putting her in charge of the US
intelligence community?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 11: Or no?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 9: Wor Look, these are publications that attacked Donald J. Trump obsessively,
But those publications don't determine who the president is people to,
and Donald J. Trump is the person who determines whose
his cabinet is not these publications that I think, frankly
have lost relevance.
Speaker 1: Here's contributed Maggie, Maggie, Maggie there there there.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's just too much. It's like so good,
it's almost too much.
Speaker 1: Aplications that nobody cares about the relevance.
Speaker 2: Bless You're bless you're ignorant heart.
Speaker 3: She also this is the last one that will play
from this, but again, go watch the full thing because
it's a joy, truly. And She's not the only one
to do this. I have seen so many Democrats in
the last few days put up these self righteous videos
about how eggs are still expensive.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, Like.
Speaker 3: They're like, he hasn't done anything about the price of eggs.
It's been five days, you know.
Speaker 21: What I mean.
Speaker 3: And so she did the same thing. She was all
over him about like, well, what people touch and feel
is the prices of bacon, and when are they going
to touch and feel different prices, And he was just like, bitch,
calm down. I'm paraphrasing. Obviously, if she would have said that,
I would have died.
Speaker 2: That would have been so great.
Speaker 10: If you would have said act would have it would
have my gosh.
Speaker 3: But here's how it really went.
Speaker 22: Energy prices and there was record oil and gas production.
Speaker 9: Many terrible things to lead to an increase of prices.
Speaker 12: I agree, markret no, but all.
Speaker 22: The things you experienced at the grocery store are what
people touch and field this way. You were talking about
bacon on the campaign trail.
Speaker 12: Of course, of course those things.
Speaker 22: When do consumers actually get to touch you feel a
different our lives?
Speaker 9: Oh, Margaret, how does bacon get to the grocery store?
It comes on trucks that are fueled by diesel fuel.
If the diesel is way too expensive, the bacon's going
to become more expensive.
Speaker 12: How do we grow the bacon?
Speaker 9: Our farmers need energy to produce it, So if we
lower energy prices, we are going to see lower prices
for consumers.
Speaker 12: And that is what we're trying to fight for.
Speaker 3: It's been five days, JD. I mean, this is what
they're literally saying.
Speaker 1: It's been five days. Why isn't bacon cheaper? Calm down, bitch,
I can't these people. It's in spera ball.
Speaker 2: It's just you cannot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, go on your socials. I promise you that you're
going to come across some videos of randos and of
Democrat leadership because Haqen Jeffries was like, the price of
eggs is still out of control? What's going on? And
I'm like, are you freaking kidding me? Like two weeks
ago you were like, no, everything's fine, and now you're like,
what's going on with the price of eggs.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I know it's insane there, they are insane.
Give us half a minute. Just give the men half
a minute, yeah, hot, second, and they'll take care of it.
Good lord.
Speaker 3: All right, Moving on to Trump, who was very, very
busy this weekend. He was all over the place. He
was in North Carolina, he was in California, he was
in Vegas. He was absolutely everywhere. And so we're going
to do a little bit like an overview of all
the things that he did and said and where he was.
It started out when he was on the tarmac getting
ready to head to North Carolina. He talked to reporters,
of course, and they were asking him, what, you know,
what are you going to do about providing federal aid
to California, And he enumerated a couple of very interesting
conditions periods well, funding to Los Angeles because of its
sanctuary city policy.
Speaker 23: I want to see two things in Los Angeles.
Speaker 4: Voter ID so that the people have a chance to vote,
and I want to see the war be released and
come down into Los Angeles and throughout this state.
Speaker 1: I think those are two really great things, don't you
Those are great.
Speaker 3: Imagine you don't get aid until you actually have normal
voter laws, right, new scum.
Speaker 1: You know that Wilsam's head was just exploding like with
all of them, and listen and explodes a lot harder
because of all the grease. It's exploding like crazy, splattering
everywhere everywhere.
Speaker 3: So he did go to North Carolina and immediately was
talking about the failures of FEMA and also talking about
how he was going to get the Army Corps engineers
to get immediately started on some of the infrastructure repairs
that were needed. And he immediately did so. North Carolinians
not only felt his presence because he was there comforting
them in person, but also because he took decisive action
which actually made a difference on the ground. And here's
one person just not in almost disbelief about the night
and day difference between Biden and Trump on the ground
in North Carolina.
Speaker 24: I just want to say to Donald Trump thinks him
showing up the North Carolina. I've seen those people's faces.
It's like Superman just arrived. This man is exactly what
a president should be. Just a leader and a lover
of the American people. That's what it should be. And
all the ICE agents putting their life on the line
to get these criminals out of the country to keep
us safe. That's the way it should be. But also
thank you to them. I mean, this is like insane.
It's like we jump timelines and things are actually back
on track or headed back on track, and fuck happy Friday.
Speaker 1: You know, I love Trump. I would never belittle what
he's doing. Okay, this is obviously the right thing to do,
but like, this is common sense stuff, right if you
love your country, Like I can't believe this wasn't done.
I know, just it blows me away that this wasn't done,
like they that liberals, that the Biden administration just didn't
freaking do it. This is common sense stuff, you guys,
Like what is wrong with those people that that wasn't
already done? You know, I look, I love Trump for
going and getting this done, but like you make promises,
you keep promises, you put America for what is.
Speaker 2: Wrong with liberals? Like what is wrong with them? I
don't almost everything?
Speaker 3: Almost everything?
Speaker 1: Like what like you take care of your family. We
are a big family. America is a big family. You
take care of your family. Your family's first, We're your family,
and then you take care of everybody else.
Speaker 2: Like, I just don't this is one of them.
Speaker 1: I just don't understand how they can't see that, and
like this, you don't give money to other countries first.
Speaker 2: There, it's just so whapped me. It's completely whack.
Speaker 3: Trump answered press questions everywhere he went. I don't even remember,
like where this might be in North Carolina or possibly
he's already in California by the time this particular presser
is taking place. But somebody asked him about removing Fauci's
protection detail and whether or not he would feel personally
responsible if anything bad happened to Fauci, And I just
love everything about this clip.
Speaker 4: Security detail for Anthony Fauci was terminated last night.
Speaker 14: Sir, did you have a comment?
Speaker 4: No, I think you know, when you work for government,
at some point your security detail comes off and you
know you can't have him forever. So I think it's
very standard if it would be for somebody else who
wouldn't be asking the question. Question is very fair. But
you know you worked for government. We took some off
other people too, but you can't have a security detail
for the rest of your life because you worked for government. Okay, Yeah,
we'll see what happens.
Speaker 19: You will have doctor.
Speaker 3: Fauci, John Bolton.
Speaker 4: You know, they all made a lot of money. They
can hire their own security too.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's damn right. He made a ton of money.
He made money. He made so much money off of
stuff that is it's indescribably unethical. So take that money
by your own damn security. A little troll, up, evil troll.
You should be in prison.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I just love that. He was also
asked because there were there was talk ahead of like
the votes that needed to take place in the Senate
for all the confirmations. There was talk that Adam Schiff
might have joined President Trump on the flight to California,
and so Trump was asked about that, and he just
made so much fun of Adam Shift.
Speaker 4: I was told the Shift was going to travel with
us to California. I wasn't thrilled, to be honest with you.
And I saw him last night on television. It looks
like he got hit with a baseball bat or something.
What happened to me just time that happened to him,
it was it looked like.
Speaker 6: Like he got beaten rams.
Speaker 4: But but I'll ask Caroline to find out what happened
to him. No, if he wanted to come out, I
would have done that. But I don't know. Somebody said
that he wanted to come on the plane, but I
think he's staying back for the vote.
Speaker 1: I wonder what Caroline says to him, like if he's like,
what happened to him? Caroline was a hit in the head,
and She's like, no, sir, he's just severely constipated. That's
just that's just the way that is that God made him, Sir.
He just looks he just looks like that all the time. Honestly,
I freaking love that so much too.
Speaker 3: He's back now Trump because he he can call Gavin
you know, Newscomb, and he can say all the correct,
mean things about Gavin Newsom. But when push comes to shove,
he's gonna work with whoever he needs to work with.
As he explained on the tarmac next to Gavin news.
Speaker 4: Get something completed, and the way you get it completed,
it's gonna work together the governor of the state, and
we're gonna get it completed. They're gonna need a lot
of federal help. I'll let you don't need it, and
he would be able.
Speaker 3: We're gonna need a lot of federal.
Speaker 4: So we're gonna take care of things.
Speaker 1: Did he just say we're gonna need a lot of
federal help. Yeah, but I cannot stand him.
Speaker 3: Oh God, I mean just awful. Well, then you're gonna
have to have voter ID how about that right side?
Speaker 1: Yeah, cash us all outside, all of us.
Speaker 2: We're gonna need a We're gonna need a lot of
federal help. Really, are you got all your tax by day?
Speaker 1: What you What have you done with that? What have
you done with all the money? Gavin Well?
Speaker 3: And at the at the roundtable, then that Rick Grannell
was at, Brad Sherman was there, Mayor Baths was there.
At one point they even took Karen Bass's microphone away
from her. She just outright lied, even in front of
some of the citizens who've lost homes, who have been
told by the county, by the state, it's gonna take
eighteen months before we can clear your line or before
you can you can start rebuilding. Ridiculous. And so she's
out right lying to Trump's face, and he calls her
out on it, and it's just.
Speaker 23: Sit around for seven months till the city hires some
demolition contract that's going to charge of twenty five thousand
dollars to do his lot. I think you have to.
You have emergency powers, just like I do, and I'm
exercising my emergency powers. You have to exercise them also.
I did exercise them because I look, I mean, you
have a very powerful emergency power and you can do
everything within twenty four hours.
Speaker 13: Yes, and if individuals want to clear out their property,
they can.
Speaker 3: We can't. Well, yes, but you know that you will
be able to go back soon.
Speaker 8: We think within a week.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, that's a long time.
Speaker 23: A week, I'll be honest to me. Everyone's standing in
front of the house. They want to go to work,
and they're not allowed to do it.
Speaker 12: In the most a.
Speaker 8: Week is a long people to be safe.
Speaker 23: This safe, you know what, They're not safe.
Speaker 12: They're not safe.
Speaker 23: Now they're going to be much safer. A week is
actually a long time the way I look at it,
I watched hundreds of people standing in front of their
lots and they're not allowed to go in. It's all burned,
it's gone, it's done. Nothing's gonna happen to it's not
going to burn anymore. There's nothing to burn. There's almost
nothing to burn, and they want to go in there.
The people are all over the place. They're standing and
they say, warren't you're going in. We're trying to get
a permit, and the permit's going to take them. Everybody
said eighteen months, you said eighteen months. You said eighteen
months last night, and that.
Speaker 14: Was last night.
Speaker 3: I mean, she just lied.
Speaker 2: She just lied.
Speaker 1: She totally lies, and he called her out and it's
a beautiful thing. And Melonie is sitting there in her
black cap going, do not cross my husband, don't do it.
Speaker 3: It was so good. I mean, he just was not
having any of it from anybody.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 10: It was just it was exactly the way it needed
to be. It is just I feel so bad for
those people. I feel bad with people North Carolina. I
feel bad for people of Florida. I just it's like
they've just been so wronged, you know, in every way.
It's just not the way that Americans should be treated.
And then meantime, you got stuff in Ukraine and all
over like everywhere else in the world, they're all getting rebuilt.
It's like they're fine, their places are great.
Speaker 3: You get and you got the illegals in all the
hotel rooms taking up shelter space, hotel.
Speaker 2: Space, disgraceful.
Speaker 25: M hm.
Speaker 3: Trump was in a very funny mood when he got
to Vegas and did a rally there, and there's been
all that. I think. Actually, somebody, some Republican representative I
don't remember even who in Congress decided to put forward
a bill saying it's fine for presidents to be able
to serve three terms or four terms, which was crazy.
I mean, this is just nonsense, like, this is so stupid.
And so Trump glombed onto it because he knew that
the media would be freaking out. And so here's what
he said.
Speaker 4: The greatest honor of my life to serve not once,
but twice or three times before topsong.
Speaker 26: Headlands, heads headlights from the factis oh my god, no.
Speaker 4: It will be to serve twice for the next four years.
Speaker 23: I will not rest, I will not yield, and together
we will not fail.
Speaker 4: We will win, win, win, We will bring back the
American dream.
Speaker 11: We're going to bring it back.
Speaker 4: You know, in recent years our nation has suffered greatly,
but we are going to make it great again, greater
than ever before. Will be a nation like no other,
full of compassion, courage, and exceptionalism there.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, Rachel Maddow's head is just exploding right now.
They're all losing it, yeah, he jokes, but he knows
he can rile them up, and he does, and they're
all running with it.
Speaker 3: They're like, oh my gosh, it's to be a dictator.
It's so fun to work.
Speaker 2: She's such a trolls mission accomplished.
Speaker 3: He also joked about how he knows that there's a
lot of world leaders out there that hate him, and
he thinks that that's actually a good thing. And he's
talking about the difference between now and back when Biden
was president. I guess when the world leaders would call
for Joe Biden, they would tell him, he'll call you
back in a couple of months. Can you imagine That's
what they were doing. And so Trump talks about how
different it is now. This whole thing is hilarious.
Speaker 23: The verge of some of the very bad things and
bad things were happening, and now there's light, not only
over America. I've heard it from even our enemies.
Speaker 4: They call up and this is sir, we hate you,
We do hate you, but there's light over the world
right now.
Speaker 6: They hate me.
Speaker 23: Some of them hate me.
Speaker 4: If they liked me, be you got a problem, right right?
Speaker 11: They like sleepy Joe.
Speaker 6: What's not to light?
Speaker 27: You know?
Speaker 8: They call up.
Speaker 23: It's funny.
Speaker 26: I was told today by one of the big leaders
of the world.
Speaker 4: Would call for a telephone call with the President of
the United States a year ago, and that's a UH
would like to speak with. Who is this?
Speaker 23: It's the head of Germany, the head of UH. It's
name it the head of France, the name of any
any country.
Speaker 4: It didn't matter. He would never pick up the Call's say, he'll.
Speaker 26: Call you back in two months. Unreal, two months, Yes,
his schedule, he's extremely busy sleeping. My god, Macrone of France,
he'll call you back in two months.
Speaker 23: So two months comes along and there's no call.
Speaker 4: That's a he didn't call.
Speaker 26: The stories, aren't I mean, these stories are not very exaggerated.
Speaker 23: I won't tell you it did a little bit, a
little bit for laughter, but you know it's only for laughter.
Speaker 6: The fake news will say, oh, he exaggerated.
Speaker 4: It was only one month, you know.
Speaker 23: But but I say, he called you back, and then
he'd never go and then they could never get him
on the phone.
Speaker 4: And the problem I have is that when I speak
to that and I speak to him immediately, they say,
could we speak to the president when that be possible?
We can do it anytime over the next month. They're
so used to this, right, I say, no, I'll pick
it up right now.
Speaker 23: Is he on the phone?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Hello?
Speaker 23: How you told? That's what you know?
Speaker 4: Get it?
Speaker 1: And I think a lot of people actually have his
personal phone number. I've heard that, like from just different
sources and things that I've watched.
Speaker 2: People like he will literally do that.
Speaker 1: He'll pick up the phone and he calls people, and
people have his phone number and he talks to people.
This is what he because let's just face it, that's
that's his generation, that's our generation. People pick up the
phone and they call one another and they handle their business.
Speaker 2: And he does that.
Speaker 1: You know that he has done that in business and
in life. He has done that. He's picked up the
phone and he's handled his crap. So you know, he
does that with world leaders. And Joe did not.
Speaker 3: No, And I believe it. I mean, maybe he was
exaggerating him that maybe it was just a month and
not two months, but I totally believe that he never
would take a call without notes, without prep without totally
knowing exactly what the conversation was going to go, like
in advance. I mean he was.
Speaker 10: Useless, Oh, totally with like a teleprompter exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yea, So.
Speaker 3: It is different. And there's another thing that I was
today years old when I learned about this that in
the White House, in the Oval Office, if a president
is working at the resolute desk in the Oval Office,
a marine is stationed outside the door the whole time.
And so this report from Oan was really really interesting
just looking at the difference in the two presidencies.
Speaker 28: An observation that I have made, given the fact that
I've covered the Bide administration throughout the week, throughout the weekends,
generally speaking, there is a marine standing outside the Oval
Office whenever the president is in there working. The last
two days here today and yesterday, myself being at the
White House, that marine is constantly outside the Oval Office
signaling that the President is in there working for the
American people. The marine was never out there during the
Biden administration. It was a very rare occurrence. If you
did marine was out there, it was very rare if
it was. But by comparison, the marine has always been
out here.
Speaker 2: The last two days, he didn't do anything.
Speaker 3: He was never there. He was always on the beach, right,
he just didn't.
Speaker 2: He wasn't He was a figurehead.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: He was just a puppet. He didn't work, you guys.
And I mean, let's just face it. It was obvious to anybody.
Oh yeah, just look at the country. It's an absolute shambles.
He didn't do jack rap.
Speaker 3: God, it's so nice to have a leader back in
the White House, right, so nice. But not everybody sees
it that way. A lot of people believe that because
he was so active and busy during his first week.
Well there you go, there's proof that he's a dictator
and a tyrant and everything is awful. And MSNBC, even
though they're probably going to be broken up and sold
and people are getting fired left and right, they haven't learned.
Here's how Jonathan k Part introduced his show just the
other Daycome.
Speaker 25: To the imperial presidency of Donald Trump. I can't think
of a better way to describe the first six days
of his second term. Through executive orders, he is challenging
the Constitution and seeking to wrench all manner of powers
away from Congress, pushing the limits of how much of
the of the federal government one man can control.
Speaker 1: Imperial presidency. Such a drama, queen, This guy isn't he?
I can't think of a better way to describe it.
Speaker 2: Okay, can you not?
Speaker 3: You're gonna get fired?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but working at Starbucks, dude, man.
Speaker 3: MSNBC falling down upon completely just I cannot wait for
the day that they are really truly done. And it's coming.
Speaker 1: It's oh, it's almost over. I mean, they are on
their way out.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 2: So their numbers are terrible. Yeah, they are.
Speaker 3: Crashing, and that's why they have learned nothing, not nothing
at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then they pay these people just this ungodly
amount of money, Like Rachel Maddow has paid what twenty
three million dollars a year or something like that, and
she's weekly show.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, exactly, she's there one day a week.
Speaker 1: She's awful. It's like watches that crap. So it's not
they don't know.
Speaker 2: How to do business. They just don't.
Speaker 3: They're going to find out. This is another one of
those FAFO kind of things.
Speaker 11: Yeah it is.
Speaker 3: They're going to find out. What you are about to
see is another moment. There were so many moments that
we showed last week of Trump signing executive orders and
his little like I don't know the title of the
guy that is like, Okay, this order that you're about
to sign says this. So here's one that may or
may not be parodies.
Speaker 5: And lastly, sir, we haven't a consecutive order demanding that
grown men stop wearing skinny jeans.
Speaker 23: That's a big one.
Speaker 11: Huh.
Speaker 14: A lot of people are wearing for this were wrong.
Speaker 1: For years, for decades, that's true.
Speaker 2: Stop wearing them, I mean, for real, Just can we stop?
Just don't do that, dude, stop it.
Speaker 3: All right? Moving on, There was an interesting guest on
the Bill Mahershow this weekend, and that was Stephen A. Smith,
who we are not fans of, but who was spitting
out some serious facts about the election and why Democrats lost,
and he was on a tear You guys, listen to this.
Speaker 12: As a deal.
Speaker 29: The man was impeached twice, he was convicted on thirty
four felony camps and the American.
Speaker 12: People still said he's closer.
Speaker 29: To normal than what we see exactly aft, that's what
they say, He's close.
Speaker 12: To the normal.
Speaker 29: Why because something that pertains when you talk about the
transgender for community, for example, when you're talking about the
issues that pertain the less than one percent of the population.
The Democratic Party came, of course, as if that was
a priority more so than the other issues.
Speaker 12: And so he comes to the office.
Speaker 29: Now you're talking about child you know, you know, childbirth,
citizenship and what have you. He knows that's not going
to pass the mustard, but he knows that he made
that promise. So when he shows up week one on
Capitol Hill and he says, this is what we're going
to do through the executive order, even though it's going
to be shot down through the courts and what have you,
he's saying, I kept my promise. A lot of other
things that he's going to point to that he's going
to try to do, I kept my promise. Then you
turn around and you look at the left and you say,
what promises did you keep? Now you might know the
answer to that. I'm certainly not questioning your knowledge about
that at all. What I'm saying is what resonated with
the voter. What voter out there can look at the
Democratic Party at this moment in time and say, there's
a voice for us, somebody that speaks for us, that
goes up on Capitol Hill and fights the fights that
we want.
Speaker 12: Them fighting on our behalf.
Speaker 29: They didn't do that, and that's why they're behind the
home and that man is back into the White House
and they want to sit up there and tell you.
Look at the networks right now they're talking about a
look at it.
Speaker 12: This is the latest look at him. Here he goes again.
Speaker 29: Well, you know what, here he goes again.
Speaker 4: Me.
Speaker 29: He's doing what he said he was going to do.
He promised you he was going to do these things.
And he walked in the office week one and that's
exactly what he's doing. And he said, y'all do something
about it. And when you try to do something about it,
he's gonna say, look at them now. Now they're concerned
about these issues. Were they talking about that during the campaign.
Hell no, that's really it.
Speaker 2: Oh damn, he's right.
Speaker 1: There's just nothing. I cannot just I can't disagree with
him on anything.
Speaker 3: I know that was incorrect. That was a rant, man,
that was a rant for the ages.
Speaker 1: It's weird watching him go on these shows and speaking conservative.
Speaker 2: It's weird because.
Speaker 3: It is on the View too.
Speaker 1: He went on the View and did the same stuff.
He talked about Hispanics and black people. He did the
same thing where he was speaking conservative and it.
Speaker 2: Was like, what's going on. It's so bizarre.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's wild. And Bill Maher was also on the
same show was kind of also talking about how liking
Trump is now cool because you've seen like all the
hip hop stars right now. Snoop Dogg is like performing
at you know, inauguration events. It's such a complete culture
shift from the last time that Trump won. It's night
and day. And Bill Maher talks about that a little
bit in this class.
Speaker 21: Here's how bad the democratsped up.
Speaker 12: Trump is cool now.
Speaker 21: He's not just the most powerful guy in the world
and just made himself like the riches. He's actually kind
of at seventy eight. I mean, rappers like him. The
athletes are doing I was making fun of him jerking
off two guys at one time, and now we own
it and they're doing it. I mean, the village people
are gay for Trump now.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, it's not been cool to be conservative
in the past sixteen years. You and I have been
doing this since two thousand and nine, and it's not
been cool. We've not been we have been counterculture for
this whole time, and so it's weird for me.
Speaker 2: I don't know I'm comfortable with any of this.
Speaker 1: I'm not because I've not been We've not been on
the right side of culture for sixteen years. I've been, like,
I've grown very comfortable with being counterculture, and now all
of a sudden, everybody else is like, well, now it's
cool to be conservative.
Speaker 2: I'm like, wait a.
Speaker 1: Second, wait, it's cool now, like we're cool, we're the
cool ones.
Speaker 20: Now.
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm not entirely comfortable with that. I have to like
grow into that because seriously, because like you, you don't
have many emails and like messages we've gotten over the
past sixteen years where people are like, I'm at college
right now and like, I'm embarrassed.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 1: I agree with everything that you girls say, you ladies say,
but I can't say it out loud because it's not
cool to be conservative. Are we are? We at a
point now where like college campuses, like, are is it
cool to be conservative on college campuses?
Speaker 2: I'm assuming that I think it's.
Speaker 3: Heading in that direction.
Speaker 2: It's this is crazy. It's crazy.
Speaker 1: It's like, I don't even know what to do with that,
because I don't. I'm gonna need a minute, you guys,
I'm gonna need a little bit of a minute, because
like we've we've lived in a place, we've lived in
this space for the past almost two decades where it's
just not been it's not been cool. And I'm fine
with that. I like being not cool, you know what
I mean. I'm fine with being the counterculture. It's like,
we're the punk rockers and now it's like, we're gonna
be mainstream? What what are we We're gonna It's okay.
Speaker 3: It's gonna take a beat to it's to take a beat.
Speaker 1: It's gonna take a beat to be mainstream. Right, It's weird.
Speaker 3: It is weird, but not everybody, of course, is on
board that creepy weird Ellie is it Misstall? I don't
know how to say his name. He's now he's so
mad and so not cognizant of the fact that Trump
is gaining ground and gaining support in the black community
and the brown community, in all the communities he's in
the young community. He's gaining support not just with white people,
but Ellie cannot see it. Listen to this jack hole in.
Speaker 30: Awe version of this, because if you've been paying attention,
they wrote it down. They told you exactly what they
were going to do and exactly how you were going
to do it. And a majority of white people voted
for this. This is the disgusting version of America that
people want. And oh, by the way, eggs are still
more expensive, so you didn't even get that great job, white.
Speaker 1: Folks, I mean, can you even it's been five days.
Speaker 3: Calm your tits? Okay, jo, white folk? God, I see insane,
absolutely insane, total insanity. And it's not it's not as
though the counterculture thing is completely shifted. Because even though
Jewel the singer performed at an RFK event not long
ago support in support of rfk's nomination for the cabinet,
she is now in a position where she feels like
she has to apologize to the fans of hers that
are devastated that she would perform at, by the way,
a Democrats event. Okay, let's not forget RFK is in
fact a Democrat, but because he's, you know, potentially part
of the Trump cabinets, he's off limits now like you're
not allowed to like him if you're a liberal or
a Democrat. So she is now apologizing for performing. It's
so freaking stupid, you guys. And she's so she's so
gordola here she is.
Speaker 27: Half of our country feels hope right now, and I
honor that he honors it. And half of our country
feels disenfranchised and scared and vulnerable. And that is unacceptable, okay,
And I am so sorry that I caused pain, Oh
my god, especially in my LGBT community, because you guys
are treasures. You make the world a better place. You've
made my life a better place.
Speaker 2: Really, the pandering, I can't it's gross.
Speaker 27: It just it pains me. And I'm so sorry. Does
some of my longtime fans feel that I look down?
Speaker 1: You know, she should be apologizing for for sounding like
a yodeling goat when she sings, because her I can't
what is the sound that she puts out her face
when she sings?
Speaker 2: She is a yodeler? What is that She's a little
bit of a yodler. It's true.
Speaker 3: I'm a little mind of her music. I actually some
of her music.
Speaker 1: It's like it's that sort of like what is that
she's a goat that yodels.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like there's a couple songs where she
sounds like a leprechaun. It's true, it's true, yeah, but
there's other ones that are nice.
Speaker 1: A yodeling leprechaun goat is what she is. Nobody's gonna
save your soul, Nobody, Jewel, nobody.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh. And then before we get to talks,
this was just so freaking amusing to me. So PETA
activists apparently wanted to dump a truckload, like a giant
dump truckload of dirt in front of the ASPCA headquarters,
but they had some trouble because of the cold temperatures,
the dirt was frozen solid, and so there was plenty
of time for the cops to come and just to
rest them. I couldnot.
Speaker 2: This is my favorite's.
Speaker 3: Favorite I get.
Speaker 1: It's like, wait, I'm freaking such a nail.
Speaker 3: I can, man, you're done here.
Speaker 2: And you're arrested. You're arrested.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I just love that so much.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, Karma right, he's just the greatest.
Speaker 2: She's a real bach, isn't she. It's agreeable. She's really terrible,
all right, let.
Speaker 3: Me see what we got over on the Venmo.
Speaker 2: Let's see it dot.
Speaker 3: I think it's from autumn. Yes, it's autumn, she says.
Appreciate you and all you do for us, but take
care of yourselves and your families. Love you both. You're
like a spoonful of sugar that helps the medicine bad
news go down.
Speaker 2: That's sweet, nice, very very sweet.
Speaker 3: Miss Sherry over on Locals said eighty five. Oh, because
she sent eight dollars and five cents. She says, eighty
five in memory of my daddy, who passed away suddenly
last Thursday. Oh no, sorry, And Pastor Shelley's sister also
passed away just recently, and just we're thinking about Pastor Shelley's.
Speaker 1: So keep thinking about Yes, Pastor Shelley, we love you, yes, yes,
all right now you okay, Wendy Daisy, you can make
money with that voice. Grab a phone.
Speaker 2: Oh that's true.
Speaker 3: You could do like a phone sex operator the.
Speaker 2: One nine hundred. Do they still have one nine hundred numbers?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think it's just all on OnlyFans, isn't it. And
I am too old for only fans, you guys, that's right,
Brian Bromley. Shelley's sister passed away this morning, so keep
her and her mom and your prayers. Yes, Brian, we
absolutely are doing that. We are so sorry, Shelley. We
love you so much. Yeah, Robert Clark, DEI don't expect intelligence.
It's a good one, Karen Elliott, healthcare is infected with
DEI I work in it. I see it firsthand. Pray
this administration gets it out of our healthcare systems. Yes,
Paula Johnson, Daisy, hope your hubby is progressing nicely. Glad
you are back. Mock Chad is a great fill in,
very funny. I think we all enjoyed him. He is lovely,
isn't he?
Speaker 3: He is very very handy to have around when you're
not here.
Speaker 1: Right, not as lovely as me, but I just I'm
just kidding. We love Chad. We totally love Chad. He's great.
He's a good bff for us, Brian Bromley. Margaret is
the new Karen. That's right, indeed, totally is Kristin Moss.
I think that's how I pronounce that. Good morning. How
about JD's speech at the March for Life, Yes, that
was awesome. Also, my son is getting his master's in Germany,
and he had to prove that he could support himself
before being accepted into the program.
Speaker 2: They do that.
Speaker 1: They do that in a lot of countries. Like my
older our oldest daughter, she's thought about like going and
living in Iceland. They love Iceland so much, and Iceland
has all these hoops and requirements and they're really weird
about their immigration. I'm like, isn't that interesting. It's almost
like they want to be sovereign, right. You have to
make like a certain amount of money to get in there.
I mean, it's insanity, you guys.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, we should do that, you think? M
Karon Elliott? Am I stupid?
Speaker 1: Where's all the money from the Biden infrastructure bill they
bragged about so damn much?
Speaker 2: No Gavin, no more for you BTK.
Speaker 1: Nuskum and Trump are six ' three. Nuskum wore lists.
Oh my god, he wore lifts to meet him.
Speaker 3: Is hilarious. And I hope that that's true.
Speaker 2: I bet you it's true. I do not doubt that
at all.
Speaker 1: Rachel Gerhardt vincent O'shawna from PbD podcast.
Speaker 3: Oh the impersonator.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Connie Canell just seeing we were cool when
conservatism wasn't cool. Get better, Daisy. So much crude out
brought out there. It's not my first post, just first
with new phone. Thank you, Connie. I'm sorry. I just
got something over the weekend. I think I got what
mockad over Christmas.
Speaker 2: If you had what I.
Speaker 3: Had, you would be dead to the world.
Speaker 8: That was brutal.
Speaker 1: I was pretty dead to the world over the weekend,
and it was brutal because I I was having to
take care of my husband. So it's been it's not
to get the crud. You guys just not. I don't
have time for this. Julie Wolf Daisy, you look like
you're going down fast. Take care of yourself.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I took Dayquel this morning, but I'm going to have
to take something stronger. I think Melody Daniel. It's like
the old song with a twist. I was conservative when
conservative wasn't cool. Shout out to Barbara Mandrel Remember the
Mandrell sais I love.
Speaker 3: Some Mandrell sisters? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: My gosh loved it. Jenny L.
Speaker 1: Hassel, Daisy, you look just fine. I'm ef and jealous.
Mock you are funny as shit. I'm eff and jealous.
Jealous Jenny, that's me. It's very sweet, Jenny. I am
looking rough today but doing my best.
Speaker 3: You don't look sick.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, I feel like a truck hit me.
So you guys, thank you for putting up with all
my sniffles and the coffee and stuff today. I will
try to do my best to be better tomorrow. And
tomorrow will just be fifteen minutes later than normal. That's
oh yeah, We're gonna have three days and we're just
that's it. So tomorrow is at eight fifteen Eastern, seven
fifteenth Central, and you guys have a great, great day,
and we'll talk to you tomorrow.
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the Rights Indian Correspondent.
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