Speaker 1: Candice has now invited us on her show to debate
us on Israel, and we just need to tell you guys.
Speaker 2: Okay, well I'm a grandma, so I know like they're
not watching Big Bird.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: I am so tired of you acting like you see
the people of the fate of Indiana or the city
of Indianapolis. You do not speak for me or anyone.
Speaker 4: I know that would have been you a cute jerk.
Speaker 3: Happy Tuesday, everybody everybody.
Speaker 2: Doing hello, Hello, hell, hello, Hello, greetings and salutations.
Speaker 3: How are we.
Speaker 1: It's been a morning already, well, bet a little bed,
We're already like a little on edge this morning, a
little stressed out. And we'll get into that. But actually,
I think for the most part, this is going to
be a very fun show. We've got a lot of silly,
lighthearted things to get to, some culture things to get to.
In fact, we're going to kick off the show with
something that has nothing to do with politics whatsoever. And
it's because we had a conversation offline yesterday about this
recent viral clip of j Lo that is going viral
for all the wrong reasons, and I just can we
we should probably like, look, when was it that she
did the Super Bowl halftime show with Shea.
Speaker 2: Caira twenty twenty. It was five years ago. You were
actually right. When we talked to Dave Rubin yesterday, you
were absolutely right about that it was twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: So okay, So I just want I know most of
our audience knows what we're talking about. If you remember
the halftime show of the Super Bowl with Jaylo and Shakira,
they were so sexy.
Speaker 2: They were pretty, they were sexy, but she was fifty,
So just keep that in mind.
Speaker 3: She was fifty the right.
Speaker 1: So I was asking Daisy yesterday offline because the reason
that this clip of j Loo is going viral right
now is because people are in full on cringe mode
over how overtly sexual she's being. So just so we
all are seeing the same thing. Here is the clip
that's kind of making the rounds right now.
Speaker 3: We don't even need to have sound.
Speaker 2: Just well, I mean, she doesn't really make sound, she's
barely singing, and that she's just grinding the dude.
Speaker 3: There's just a lot of grinding.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of grinding, very sexual things in.
Speaker 3: This clip with very gay men. So I don't really
like women. So there you go, it's like a.
Speaker 2: Full on orgy rights, lots of extensions.
Speaker 3: Lots of extensions.
Speaker 1: So anyway, that wow. So that's what's going viral. So
we were talking offline yesterday and I was saying, why five,
just five short years ago, was her performance considered so hot?
And I considered it super hot? But now it's super cringe.
Granted she's five years older, but like, when did she
cross the line from like is it an age? Yeah,
so we were talking like is it an age or
is it like her life has become So I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think I think it's an I think it's like
you go from fifty and you're.
Speaker 3: Like, oh, it's still hot. She still had a fifty.
Speaker 2: To like fifty one, you're like, get off the stage, Grandma.
I think there's I think there's a line, you guys,
there's a line, you know, like you cross it and
then you can no longer get up on a stage
and grind and like a baby suit looking thing.
Speaker 3: You just can't do it.
Speaker 2: Somebody's saying because it diddy, But I think it's it.
It transcends now. Dave Ubin he when we talked to
him yesterday, he used the example of Tina Turner. Tina
Turner could get away with that. She didn't get him
too much away. I want, I want, but I want,
But she could get away with it. But I loved
that example because she was she was never like grindy.
She was just sexy, you know what I mean. She
just had she just emanated like.
Speaker 1: She didn't have to simulate actual No, And.
Speaker 2: There are a lot of women like that. But see, nowadays,
I think women get up on a stage and they
feel like they have to do that because they have
no talent. And that's therein lies the difference between j
Loo and Tina Turner. Tina Turner was a true talent
and so and she also was inherently hot. I mean
she was at the same time.
Speaker 1: I mean, but I think Jaylo is talented. I mean,
I think she's a good dancer. I think she's a
reasonable singer.
Speaker 3: A terrible singer, I mean, but.
Speaker 1: She but her songs, you know, they've got some.
Speaker 3: No, some catchiness.
Speaker 2: No, no, it's listen people. It used to be that,
like we had the Whitney Houston's and people like that
who could sing, like the people who.
Speaker 3: Got famous for singing could sing. Nowadays it's like get
up there and shaking your ass and that's and that's singing.
It's so doesn't look fifty.
Speaker 2: Five and expect to be people, expect for people to
be like, oh, it's so great because it's.
Speaker 1: I don't know, man, because to me, she looks exactly
the same as she did five years ago. She looks amazing.
Her body is amazing, all the you know what I mean,
like the normal things that you would be like with Madonna,
for example, who like she filled her ass with like
fake stuff and then she did her face and put
all the things in and she looked so ridiculous that
it was easy to say, Okay, Madonna, you're that's out
of control. Looks the same, She's able to do the
same kinds of dancing. And so I just don't know
what has changed specifically between five years ago and today.
Speaker 3: One fifty one. It's a cutoff. Fifty one to cut off.
Speaker 2: It's like I think it's fifty one, you guys, it's
like you become fifty one, you're like, get out the stage, grandma.
Speaker 3: That's what it is. That's what that's my theory. It
is the fifty one, it's right, fifty I.
Speaker 1: Just don't know if that's right. I just wanted to
get everybody's opinion about that because I'm I'm like stunned
at the reaction to everybody saying get off the stage, Grandma,
when five years ago they were like, oh my god,
you are so hot.
Speaker 3: Fifty one the cutoff. Okay, so there it is, you, guys,
fifty one is the cutoff. Your mi lage may vary.
Speaker 1: You can tell us at what age you think you
guys want to get off the stage, Grandma.
Speaker 3: Let us know, Grandma's except for if you're Charro my
god heard side labradors. Remember Charo, put you put you up?
Speaker 2: Yes, I do, all right, you guys, make sure you're
checking out our socials, chicks on right, dot com, slash links,
all the fun stuff is there. We're fighting with all
sorts of people also, but not with Dave.
Speaker 3: Got to help us.
Speaker 2: Also, we had an interview. Yesterday's coming out tomorrow at
one o'clock. Tomorrow is Wednesday, right, yes, yes, tomorrow at
one o'clock. It's coming out with Dave Rubin. We love
talking to Dave.
Speaker 1: He's so dear.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I loved talking to people while since we talked to him,
so we got to catch up with him, and we
also talked about the Jlo thing, as well as a
lot of other things, a lot of anti Semitism in
the conservative world and all sorts of other exciting things.
Speaker 1: So an interesting note about Dave, like in advance of
talking with him, because we invited him on our show
specifically because we wanted to get his take on how
so many people that we've long admired in conservative circles
have seemed to have gone off the deep end completely
with respect to Israel. And because he's had friendships and
relationships with some of these very people, we were like,
what you were close to these people? Like, what is
the reason for the change? So you need to listen
to that episode tomorrow to get.
Speaker 3: His take on that.
Speaker 1: But in the meantime, a clip that we did the
other day about Candace maybe it was yesterday, even was
it yesterday where we talked about Candace just like saying
insane things. She has now invited us on her show
to debate us on Israel, and we just need to
tell you, guys, there is no way in hell we're
doing that. We're not going on her show. So and
the reason is because she has found lots and lots
of ways on the Internet and crazy stories and crazy things,
crazy ways to promote her narrative about Israel, and she
wants to debate us on those points. We have not
gone down those same rabbit holes because to me, that
is and this is what we said back to her.
It would be like debating the leaders of the Westboro
Baptist Church. They know all of the little Bible versus
that they're using to justify their crazy and we just
know they're crazy, you know what I mean, Like, I'm
not going to go into the weeds or the rabbit
holes to to try to refer you every single reason
that they're justifying their evil thoughts. I just know they're evil.
And so I'm we're not willing to like, we're not
so interested in clicks that we're going to go on
her platform to do that.
Speaker 2: I think that's a great point. It's great to point
that out because a lot of people would be like,
because she's got a lot, oh my.
Speaker 1: God, she's got to like we would that.
Speaker 2: Would catapult us, even though it would be awful, it
would be terrible, It would not be fun, it would
be awful, but and I would not want to do
that but a lot of people are like, you should
go on because it's such a great opportunity. I mean,
it's just not it wouldn't be. No, it just it
wouldn't be because Mak and I have never been We've
been doing this for seventeen years. It's we just like
doing it because we want to inform people. We want
to have fun. We're all about community. We're not about that,
and we just aren't. We're just not about it it right,
and as evidenced by the close knit community that we have.
So we're just putting that out there. So we wanted
you guys to know that's what's happening.
Speaker 1: And we and you can see that response on our
Instagram page, which is where she chimed in and said,
come debate it, come debate me. It's just it's a
it's a losing proposition because of the of the depths
that she has gone to find websites and sources that
will back up what we think is pure evil and
watching her fall down that into that rabbit hole is
just I don't want to be anywhere near it.
Speaker 2: And we're not going to change her mind, right exactly,
We're not changing our mind.
Speaker 3: You know what, I mean.
Speaker 2: It's like it's like there's some some liberals that we
have been able to convert to our side. But we
can recognize who we can maybe help and who we can't.
And we're not going to change her mind, you know.
And she's not going to change my mind. So we
just we're old enough to recognize that this is not
our first rodeo, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it's not happening.
Speaker 1: If you thought we were gonna take her up on
that imitation, which is very generous, it's a very huge platform,
you know, thank you, Candace for inviting us to share
it in your gigantic platform.
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Speaker 3: Oh my gosh. All right, let's get into some news.
Speaker 1: But again, this is good. This could be like a
shorter show, I think the normal. But we're gonna get
into news. We're gonna get into some culture stuff. And
one of the most sadest stories and the reason for
my name today is theo you guys, you guys has
gone from The Cosby Show fifty four years old accidental drowning.
Apparently it was a riptide in Costa Rica.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that you just don't ever hear about drownings.
Speaker 3: I know, like that is just awful. It's just so awful.
He was so he's my age. Yeah, yeah, I don't
write too soon. And I love that show.
Speaker 2: I know there's like kind of an ichness attached to
that show now because of Cosby. But you guys, if
you're a show, you grew up with that show and
like you love everybody on it.
Speaker 3: I mean that's the thing. So yeah, rest And.
Speaker 1: It's it's interesting that you say that you never hear
about drownings. Here we hear about it a lot.
Speaker 3: Do you really do, although I really messed the water,
so I guess right. I mean, it's just interesting.
Speaker 1: It's and because of that, you know, like here, like
I have a much very different sources about hurricanes and
watching hurricanes and hurricane preparedness than I did in Indiana,
obviously for obvious reasons. And the same is true about
rip currents, because I can't believe, like I'd never even
heard of rip the currence when I lived in Indiana,
and here you hear about them all the time. How
to watch for them, how to survive them, what to
do if you get caught in one, Like it's it's
a big deal. It is a big deal. And of
course it's made me paranoid of just one more thing
that I wasn't paranoid of.
Speaker 3: No, I am.
Speaker 2: Don't go in the ocean. That they're the problem solved,
you know what I mean, Just stay in a pool,
don't go in the ocean. You know, just don't promise
me you won't.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean I do go ankle deep in the ocean,
but that's about it.
Speaker 2: I just go to like, you know, I think the
current will take you if your ankle deep. I don't
think I should be all right, okay, that.
Speaker 3: Should be okay, okay.
Speaker 1: Anyway, that was really really sad news. And of course
yesterday and then even on Friday, we were talking about
the fact that Trump has now filed a lawsuit against
the Wall Street Journal. Wouldn't you know it. The judge
that's going to oversee that case is an Obama appointee.
Speaker 3: By the name of Darren Giles. So they're already prepared
to lose the initial case.
Speaker 1: He's already talked, and Trump is already talking about appealing
immediately if that is the case.
Speaker 3: So look out for that.
Speaker 2: Our judicial system man so borked, so borked.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, it's so borked.
Speaker 1: And then the story that we talked about yesterday, like
all the things that Tulca Gabbard released, all the declassified
documents related to Comy and Hillary, there's even more so.
Apparently newly declassified files show that Comy and a Obama's
FBI didn't bother to adequately investigate the Hillary Clinton email
scandal because they were way too busy dealing with this
whole fake DOSI by Russia. Russia, Russia. Gosh, can you even.
Speaker 3: I can't, I can't even.
Speaker 1: It's just ridiculous. So yeah, the Comy's FBI Peter Struck
included they ignored a major national security breach by Hillary
Clinton that they should have thoroughly investigated, but of course
they were very very busy.
Speaker 3: Going after Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable but believable, right, but also very very believable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, so that has happened. And then also speaking
of things getting declassified, two hundred and thirty thousand pages
of documents related to the assassination of Martin Luther King
Junior have also just been released by Tulsea Gabbard. I
have not looked at a single solitary one of those.
I'm not all for other people, I know, right, for
other people to read it and report back. That's the thing.
Speaker 2: How can you write two hundred and thirty thousand pages
on this? I feel like that's I don't think.
Speaker 1: They're necessarily written about it, But it's just all the
files related, That's what I'm saying, has exchanged.
Speaker 2: But that just shows you how bureaucratic our government, you
know what I mean. It's just that it seems like
a lot of documentation when it should just be like
five pages of this is what, this is, what happened,
you know what I mean, two and thirty thousand pages.
Speaker 3: I feel like that's excessivessive.
Speaker 1: Well, if there were a lot of questions asked and
a lot of you know, details provided different people to
talk to whatever. I don't know because I haven't seen
a single solitary page. And again I feel like that's
a job for somebody else to comb through and then
just give me the cliff note version, you know, perhaps
just got still or just can we just like say,
put all those documents into GROC and have Groc say
here's what they said.
Speaker 2: Like, I mean, twenty thousand sounds about it right now,
D thirty thousand.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, it's a lot.
Speaker 3: It is a lot.
Speaker 1: So if somebody else wants to look into that and
report back, that's great, but we are not going to
be coming out.
Speaker 3: We're not doing it.
Speaker 1: Here's an interesting little stat about the auto pen scandal,
and that is that ABC, CBS, and PBS all refused
to cover it completely. NBC spent a grand total of
thirty four seconds.
Speaker 2: Oh the story, My god, thirty four whole seconds. You
guys look so thorough. Look at that journalism.
Speaker 1: Bless them thorough good Yeah, raise your hand if you're
surprised by that. Also, you know, you guys know how
slim our majority, the Republican majority has been in the
House ever since the election. I mean, it is by
the skin of its teeth thin, and now it has
unfortunately gotten one thinner. We knew this was coming, but
now it is official. Republican Mark Green I think he's
from Tennessee. He has just officially resigned. And now that
means that there are two hundred and nineteen Republicans versus
two hundred and twelve Democrats. So legislation is going to
get even harder and harder to pass.
Speaker 3: What was his reason for resigning?
Speaker 1: I can't remember. If he's the guy that had like
some marital troubles he wanted.
Speaker 2: To get Okay, I mean, don't they all have marital
troubles though I think it's all a prerequisite. Yeah, I
feel like you have to have a shitty marriage in
that house, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: I forget exactly his reason, but yeah, he's gone. So
that is a thing that has happened. And then meanwhile,
this is actually amazing to me for a reason that
you might not suspect. But in terms of June fundraising, numbers,
the RNC has taken in sixteen point two million dollars
versus the DNC's eight point six million. The surprise really
here is that the DNC, with its current makeup and leadership,
took in any money at all.
Speaker 2: I totally agree, Like, who gave them eight million dollars?
Speaker 3: That's a lot for them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like, especially they're so utterly dysfunctional right now. I
don't know how they managed to fundraise.
Speaker 3: But it's promising that we raised double what they did.
Speaker 1: That is prep Yeah. Also, we've talked a lot about
the fact that there was this Recision Package pass that
eliminated taxpayer funding for NPR and PBS, and so Kathy Hochel,
she just posted the most ridiculous thing on x She
posted an old family photo and said, while I was
caring for my younger brothers, Sesame Street was key to
their early education. As a young mom, my kids loved
Sesame Street and other public programs. Now, because of cold
hearted Republicans, this critical programming may not be there for
our grandchildren.
Speaker 3: And this of course got.
Speaker 1: Immediately community noted. Because Sesame Street is produced by Sesame Workshop,
not PBS, it receives very minor federal funding, and it
recently signed a major distribution deal with Netflix. It is
not going away because of the Recision Bill.
Speaker 2: And there's also so much other crap, like everybody kids
watch Bluey now they don't watch is okay. Well I'm
a grandma, so I know, like they're not watching Big Bird. Okay,
they're watching Bluey and all sorts of other crap. They're
not watching Big Bird. I'm sorry, but it is what
it is. Like, lady, get a grip.
Speaker 3: It's true.
Speaker 1: I mean when Jackson was anybody, he didn't watch Sesame Street.
He watched Chu Choo Soul.
Speaker 2: Right, which, God, I loved Chu Chuo Soul. I love
three runs of Chuo Choo Soul. But like my daughter
watched like Sophia the First and Yoga by Gabba.
Speaker 3: I'm get any idea what those things are. It's like, no,
all that.
Speaker 2: There's so many other shows that kids kids watch now,
they're not watching that stuff.
Speaker 3: They're not we did.
Speaker 2: We grew up on Sesame Street and like the Electric Yah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love that.
Speaker 2: But it's like, just like that is that stuff of
the past. It's by yeah, it doesn't. It's not what
kids are watching anymore.
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Speaker 1: Okay, So here is a story that I saw yesterday
that just made me so mad. You guys remember the
fires in California and I didn't. I didn't actually know this,
but there was a bunch of performers who put together
a concert, a benefit for to raise money for all
the victims of the fires, people who lost their homes,
and it was called fire Aid. And these were like
big name people, Pig Billie Eilish, there's a bunch of
people that perform.
Speaker 2: When Stefani was there, I mean, I thought like a
bunch of yeah, a lot of big.
Speaker 1: It was big, it was huge, and I just was
utterly unaware of it. But you know, good on them,
Good on all the performers for wanting to do something
to help out the victims. So the problem is that
people like regular schmos like us would be compelled to
watch that and to support it, and we'd be like, Okay,
this is a legit organization that we are sending our
money to and it will definitely go to help the
people that were impacted by the fires. The problem is
the organization, the umbrella organization that was responsible for taking
in the funds received from that event, distributed all the
money to various nonprofits who barely went through a vetting process,
like barely, and so then it was like one hundred
and twenty different nonprofits took in that seventy five million dollars.
Do you know how much money has gone to the victims.
Speaker 2: I like nothing, hardly dollars nothing, Yeah, one hundred million.
They took an eight hundred million for the wildlife recovery
and then one hundred million from the fire aid concert.
Zero for people that needed it. So who's getting it?
It's like all the people at the top like.
Speaker 1: Well, the non god it exects. And so there was
a woman who was actually impacted by she lost her
home in the fire. She's also a reporter, and so
she went on a newsprit. She did all the digging
into these nonprofits to find out where did the money go,
and she did a report on it. She's trying to
raise awareness and this just made me so freakin mad.
You guys, here is what she uncovered.
Speaker 5: You are the editor of Circling the News. We can
clearly see that thanks for the work that you're doing.
So this is personal and professional for you because you
lost your home and the Palisades fire. But that's not
necessarily how this story landed in your lap? How did
this all come to be?
Speaker 6: A reader sent me a little note and said, I've
never seen any fire aid money? How do I apply
for fire aid money?
Speaker 3: And I thought, well, you know, I've never.
Speaker 6: Thought about that. There's twelve thousand people, basically twelve thousand
homes gone. Those people probably want to know where the
money is. This will be an easy task to find out.
So I contacted the Annenberg They never responded, and the
Annenberg is Foundation because they are overseeing the wildfire Funds. Yes,
So I emailed them several times. They never responded. I
called them several times, they never responded, and finally it
was like almost two weeks later, a woman got back
to me and she said, oh, I'm sorry for the delay.
The person you need to speak to is Chris Wallace.
He's a media spokesperson for wildfire Funds. So I contacted
Chris and I said, you know, victims want to know
when they can get their money. Seems like a very
simple question. He said, basically, they don't. All this money
are going to nonprofits and then nonprofits will take care
of making sure the money's distributed. So I looked at
the Initially they gave fifty million dollars to about one
hundred and twenty nonprofits. When you go through I would
urge everyone to just go to the nonprofits that are listed.
If you want a good laugh, I mean one of
the nonprofits cleans preschool bathrooms. Well after the fire, who knows,
maybe there is a preschool bathroom that needs cleaning. Yeah.
Speaker 5: In other words, a lot of these nonprofits are ancillary,
if you will, that's a nice way of saying it.
And and you urge people our viewers. They can go
on the fire Aid website and yes, in terms of
if you're fire Aid, you can say, we have listed
all the nonprofits. So they've given out seventy five million
dollars so far, and you can see for yourself each
nonprofit that has received money. The vetting process though, that's
an interesting angle to this story as well, because there
is there's still another round of funding that will be
given out. If you're a nonprofit, you would just have
to fill out a simple, very simple.
Speaker 6: Questions, the questions six questions.
Speaker 5: So what do you make of the vetting process?
Speaker 6: I think they're not helping the victims at all.
Speaker 5: And to be clear, we have reached out to actually
the Attorney General, Rob Bonta to see if this is
on his radar, because there is a whole lot of money,
and you are well connected in your community and you
don't know anybody who has received fire money.
Speaker 3: That's correct, my god, Like what a scam.
Speaker 1: And I think all the celebrities that participated would be
and raising a huge think.
Speaker 2: About Oh, you'd think, yeah, like all the people that
you just saw in that clip, like the Pinks of
the World and the Red Hat Chili Peppers and all
those people, You think that they would a lot us
more set. You think they would be losing their minds
because they're connected to that. So you're part of it.
You're now connected to that giant scam and the lack
of humanity. You think you're doing a good thing, you're
going out there and performing, you're now connected to that.
Speaker 3: You're connected to that. Like gross, it's just so gross.
Speaker 2: And you know what else, Like what it's going to
do is it's gonna make people not give in the
field exactly. You see people do this, like these horrible
people that scam other people, and they have just such
a they do have a lack of humanity that I mean,
I look at that and I'm like, I don't want
to give in the future because I don't know where
my money's going. It's not going to go to the
people who need it. It's going to go to like
a bunch of executives that are getting rich or richer.
Speaker 3: So it's just it's so disheartened.
Speaker 1: Or they're going to these pop up nonprofits that barely
have to answer to anything, that just have to say,
make up a name, make up an LLC real quick,
and then all of a sudden they can rake in millions.
Speaker 3: Of dollars, hundreds of accountability.
Speaker 1: I'm just so mad about it because I this is
stuff that I didn't know, and I would have been
it would have been so easy to fall into that way.
Speaker 3: This is legit.
Speaker 1: All these people are involved, This is totally legit. I'm
going to send a check and then look what how Yeah,
is unforgetable. I hope that Attorney General does something.
Speaker 2: It is California, and meantime, they're rebuilding low income housing
right in the Palisades.
Speaker 1: They're building low income housing. It doesn't exist before.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, you're right, you're right, I'm sorry, building low
income housing in the Palisades where people's homes should be rebuilt. Yep,
never got you know, permits to do that. It's what's
happening there is just it's criminal. What's happening there.
Speaker 1: That just made me so mad, and I want to
spread the word, so thought you spread it further because
everybody needs to know about that. Nonprofits NGOs. All of
it seems like such a frickin' scam, with the exception
of some of the more long standing, well known ones.
I know some folks have mentioned. Samaritan's Purse Salvation Army
was one that we always used to be very much
into because it's local to your community, and typically those
are pretty well regulated. It seems like, so anyway, it
just be careful where you send your money, make sure
that you know where it's going, because damn that is
just not okay. Nope, Colbert is, as you know, canceled.
We talked yesterday about how happy Trump is about the
fact that he is canceled, and he put out that
tweet going, I'm super glad. I hope Kimmel's next, you know,
all the stuff that we showed you yesterday, and then
Colbert last night responded here is what he said.
Speaker 7: In a completely unrelated story. On Friday, Donald Trump posted,
I absolutely love that Colbert got fired. His talent was
even less than his ratings. How dare you, sir? Would
an untalented man be able to compose the following satirical witticism.
Speaker 3: That was his response.
Speaker 2: And that's that is exactly while you're getting canceled. Dude,
you're not funny. It's not original. You're not funny.
Speaker 3: Remember the vaccine dancing I do?
Speaker 1: And they did. They They did not learn a lesson
from that. Obviously, Colbert got the same Democrat marching orders.
Speaker 3: Hey, cussing is really cool now.
Speaker 1: So try to do that as much as possible, right,
and John Stewart got the same memo and also included dancing.
Speaker 2: Letting down, talk yourself.
Speaker 1: Just go talk yourself.
Speaker 2: Everybody, I'm hinge man, remember he and he used to
be funny.
Speaker 3: He was. He was so funny. I really liked him.
It's just a shame.
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Speaker 3: You're so good at those red.
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hurricane season. I am prepared and all the EMPs. She's
freaking out about amps say that. I'm just saying you
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should have water, you should have like some supplies. The
one thing that you should totally have is a solar
power generator.
Speaker 3: You should have that. I have one. We have that
in our little what do they We have a little
little safer him in our garage.
Speaker 2: Like there's a tornado here, that'll be like the one
thing left standing. We all have to get in it,
like every single one of us and our three dogs
have to get in it.
Speaker 3: So that's gonna be fun.
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in there.
Speaker 2: I know, right, I don't know how we're gonna do it.
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up in the twister.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's gonna be crazy, but we'll try to
do it. But that solar generators are awesome because they
they're fast charging, they have a high high capacity lithium battery.
Speaker 3: They have multiple outlets.
Speaker 2: Because my daughter, the first thing she's gonna want to
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Speaker 1: Speaking of like how I hear different things being here
now about hurricanes. This is like the craziest factoid that
I'm gonna just throw out because I can't believe I.
Speaker 3: Know it so silly.
Speaker 1: But like I've read the other day that there's sub
Saharan sand that is traveling across the ocean, like up
to where Florida is, up to where we are, and
because of that sand, it deters the formation of hurricanes.
So we like the fact that there's this dust coming
from the Sahara, And so why would I know, Like
I have never known anything like that, And now I'm
like oh, look at that.
Speaker 3: I welcome the Saharan dust.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: Your sketch is nouth, Carolinian, now crazy, I know it's
absolutely nuts.
Speaker 1: All right, moving on, we need to talk about the
fact that Megan Kelly hosted Rom Emmanuel on her show
and Rama Manuel is being his name is being thrown
around as a potential tender for the White House in
twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 3: He is someone to.
Speaker 1: Watch because he would probably describe himself and other people
describe him as more of a moderate Democrat, reasonable, a
reasonable Democrat, and he's definitely trying to position himself as such.
She went after him pretty hard, asking him very direct
questions about where he stands on the whole trans issue.
And here's just a little bit of that the playing
girls sport.
Speaker 3: Now do you use to say this to President Clinton?
President Obama?
Speaker 8: Sound is not always fury.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it's just sound.
Speaker 8: And don't assume just because somebody's screaming at you they
represent more than the roleing voice.
Speaker 9: Ken, Should we be putting men in female prisons men
claiming they're women?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: And all right, here's my last one for you. Can
a man become a woman?
Speaker 8: Can a man become a woman? Uh?
Speaker 1: Not no, thank you. Well that's so easy. Why don't
more people in your party just say that?
Speaker 8: Because I'm now going to go into a witness protection plan.
Speaker 2: It's very interesting because he did say a lot of
things that were I guess that could be considered right wing.
Now right, he didn't toe the party line. He was
trying to be more like, Yeah, I mean, it's weird
that it's even called middle ground. It's just common sense,
but he was. But he was doing that, and I
don't know, there's a part of me that's like, is
he he's doing it because he wants to He he
probably wants to win, you know, he probably he wants course,
he wants people to to see him as Okay, look,
I'm not crazy.
Speaker 3: Our party is suffering.
Speaker 2: We're underwater right now, we don't have a leader, We're rudderless.
So I'm going to say these I mean, I just
I don't trust these people.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you can't. As as you can throw them,
you can write.
Speaker 2: So he's saying I mean, I'm not saying that he
doesn't believe those things, but I'm just saying I don't
trust him.
Speaker 3: So, yeah, I mean them Manual Brothers, are you kidding.
Speaker 1: Right, I mean, they used to be considered real fringe.
And the the fact that he is now considered to
be more moderate in comparison to like the Zorans and
the other.
Speaker 3: Crazy people out there, it's nuts.
Speaker 1: It's absolutely nuts, right. Yeah, So that is a thing
that happened.
Speaker 3: Happening, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's talk for a moment about immigration. Because the criminals,
the illegals, they keep criminaling, and unfortunately they shot a
CBP officer in the face and the arm that officer
is recovering. The two men are in custody. They are
Dominican illegals, and they were caught and released at the
border during Biden's administration, one of them in twenty twenty two,
one of them in twenty and you can imagine. I mean,
the problem is is that it used to be that
if a CBP officer got shot in the face, more
Americans would be super outraged about that, and now it
doesn't matter. It's like people want this to happen. That's
how twisted everything has become. And so Tom Holm and
Christy Nome held a presser yesterday to talk about the
fact that these men are now in custody and they
are sick and tired of sanctuary cities, sick and tired
of sanctuary states and the governors who lead them, and
they had a.
Speaker 3: Message for them. Here first is Tom Homan.
Speaker 10: I'll say it again, sanctuary cities are sanctuaries for criminals.
And I'm going to work very hard with Secretary of
Home to keep President Trump's promise and his commitment several
weeks ago that sanctuary cities are now our priority. We're
going to flood the zone. You don't want to let
us in the jail to arrest a bad guy in
the safety and security of a jail. You want to
release them into the street. Makes it unsafe for the community,
makes it unsafe for the officer, makes it unsafe for
the alan can anything can happen on the street arrest.
So what we're going to do, we have more agents
in New York City to look for that bad guy.
So sanctuary cities good exactly what they don't want more
agents in the community and more agents in the work site.
If we can't arrest that bad guy in a safety
and security of account of jail, doing restm in the community,
and we'll wrestlement in jail. And when we wrest them
in the community. If he's with others that are in
the country legally they're coming to.
Speaker 3: That's right, get them, get them home.
Speaker 1: And yeah, that was awesome. And Christy too, is just
she's had it and rightly so. These sanctuary city policies
are so stupid and so anti American.
Speaker 2: And so dangerous. Yes, for everybody that lives there.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: I can't believe that people who live there aren't like,
make it stop. Why do you want this? If you
live there? Why why would you want this?
Speaker 1: It is my blowing Here is what Chrissy said in
the same press.
Speaker 11: Are calling on every single mayor and sanctuary city and
sanctuary governor to change their policies and to change their
tactics right now. How many more lives will it take?
How many more people have to be hurt and victimized
before we have public safety be a number one priority
in some of our largest cities.
Speaker 1: That's right? Why?
Speaker 3: How is this hard?
Speaker 1: I don't understand how this is controversial, how anybody disagrees
with it? Like, I just don't get it. I don't
get it.
Speaker 2: The Democrats are They're the party of criminals, you know,
this is that's who they are. Yeah, that's who they are,
and they're going to die on that hill. And I
will I just don't understand it. I don't understand how
anybody could be a Democrat right now.
Speaker 3: I don't get same.
Speaker 1: And of course, you know border patrol, and I still
have to deal with the fact that there are so
many illegals yet to catch that Biden allowed into the country.
And just to give you an example of the kinds
of things that they're engaged in, take a look at
this news report.
Speaker 12: Deducted and there is video right there showing the woman
being carried away by a man. Katira Winfrey spoke to
a neighbor whose home security camera alerted him that something
was not right.
Speaker 13: She was kicking and screaming, he was carrying her, and
it just it just stood out to me.
Speaker 14: As police say, this video shows a glimpse of a
Chinese immigrant woman's attempted escape from suspected trafficker Jose Carcamo.
Authority say he's the man seen carrying the struggling victim
back to where she'd reportedly been held captive for days.
Speaker 3: Thank god, and he has been arrested, thank god, my god.
And I mean, what in the world.
Speaker 2: That dog was like, if I could get over this fence,
I would rip you up.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 2: It's like that tiny little dog was ready to just
crush somebody.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm, gosh.
Speaker 1: I mean it's and yet the Democrats will be like,
we need to make sure that they're better taken care
of it and have a path to citizenship.
Speaker 3: They're like, why matter worse? What in the world.
Speaker 1: It's just like it.
Speaker 2: It's they're the ones who are like creating. They're the
ones who are committing all the crimes. Illegals don't commit crimes.
They don't commit crimes. Okay, all right, if you should.
If there's one crime committed by an illegal, that's too many.
Speaker 3: That's what I under committed.
Speaker 1: It coming illegally, right, I know, Like this is not hard.
It's not hard. It's not and yet here we are.
The other thing is that you're probably seeing if you're
on social and particularly X, there are a lot of
people who are insisting that Israel is starving gossins because
there are like seven hundred different AID trucks. First of all,
what is Israel the responsible country to feed the country
that attacked them?
Speaker 2: I was just gonna ask that, like I don't feel
like we get they get so much aid. I feel
like it's their responsibility to feed themselves. The reason that
they're not getting fed is because they're using all that
money and tunnels.
Speaker 1: Right, right, So maybe if they fed their people.
Speaker 3: They wouldn't be starting. I think Israel should be like,
if you we're not going.
Speaker 2: To feed you, you keep attacking us, you put our
babies and ovens, We're not gonna why would we feed you?
Speaker 1: Don't I don't understand, right, The standards that are in
place for Israel are insane, absolutely insane, and yet did
they continue to do all of those good things right
like they can? They have seven hundred trucks waiting with
food and aid, and yet every time they try to deliver,
they get gets stolen by Hamas, it gets rantacked by Hamas,
it's they get shot at. I mean like it's impossible. Now.
So the stories that you're hearing or Israel is starving,
Gosen's Anra of course, is one of those people, one
of those age groups that is saying it the people
of gods are being starred. The Israeli authorities are starving civilians.
Among them are one million children. Lift the siege allow
UNRA to bring in food and medicines, and so Emily
Schreder responded, you literally have seven hundred trucks waiting to
be delivered right now, and you are refusing to do
so because it's unsafe due to Hama's threats and mob violence.
That's the real problem. Stop distributing propaganda that obfuscates the truth.
While Gaza Humanitarian Food, I think Updates is risking their
staff's lives to ensure the Gazans get aid, you're letting
them suffer by.
Speaker 3: Not doing your job.
Speaker 1: The propaganda is out of control about this issue. Even
Cindy McCain, who's trying to say because she's the WFP chief,
she's saying, this is the worst tragedy we've ever seen.
And the guys a Humanitarian Foundation said, well, this is awkward.
We've been trying to reach you and you're you won't
talk to us, you won't respond to us. We want
to help, let's set up a meeting. We will come
to you. But of course that messes with the narrative,
so Cindy doesn't want to address that. It's freaking insane.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how it is informed about it.
Speaker 2: I mean that place could be a paradise by this point,
it could it could be an absolute paradise with the
money that's been funneled into that place. But the leaders
there like now, I would rather spend it on t your.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would rather destroy Israel than help our own people.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just, oh my god.
Speaker 1: So AG posted if you want, because finally the Washington
Post is even starting to figure this out. They wrote
a piece saying Hamas facing financial and administrative crisis as
their revenue drives up. The military wing is struggling to
pay their terrorist fighters, while the Gaza government that Hamas
has long run is cutting services and salaries for police
and ministry employees. Why because when they get food for
from like Gaza, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation directly, and that
AID does not have to get paid for by gozzans
who Hamas charges one hundred bucks for a bag of
flower so that they can keep recruiting more terrorists.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: This is this is what AG points out. If you
want to understand why there's been so much panic and
daily false reports around the efforts of GHFU. Hamas's entire
financial structure was centered on making money from diverting AID.
UNRA was complicit. Without it, Hamas can't pay their fighters.
So this is all like to me, It's just like,
how do people not see this? Why do people keep
blaming Israel? Oh?
Speaker 3: My god, because.
Speaker 1: Because the Jews, because the Jews, right Jews, everything is
their fault.
Speaker 3: Mock.
Speaker 1: There's a Israeli special envoy by the name of Fluor Hassan.
I'm going to butcher her name, so I'm just going
to show you her bios so that you can see
it before you hear her explain what's going on in
the media.
Speaker 16: We are fighting seven proxies of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
We fought Iran. We've had rockets from Iraq from the Shias,
We've had rockets from the Hooties, We've had rockets from Jamas.
We're fighting a very difficult war with Kamas. We've had
rockets from Hasbola. But the invisible war going on right
now on your news channels is actually very scary and
very real.
Speaker 1: And let me tell you what it is.
Speaker 16: The world has turned upside down. The bad guys are
the good guys, and the good guys are the bad guys.
Indigenous people of Israel, the Jewish people, the people. The
King David created Jerusalem three thousand years ago. The Jewish
people have been in the land of Israel for over
four thousand years ago, and somehow we're the colonizers. Now
that's coming from academia, the victims, and now the aggress
The feminists are supporting rape and the queers are marching
for Palestine. Are they kidding? The media has been taken
over by the woke mindset, which is all about the
oppressor and the oppressed. And of course, if you're Jewish,
you can never be oppressed because you guys work too hard,
you're successful. You have to be a very very special
type of victim for anybody to feel sorry for you.
Certainly you can.
Speaker 12: Never be a victim.
Speaker 16: The news is not news anymore. The news is an agenda.
They platform anti Semites that are bottom feeders. They're the
worst of the worst. They're fringe, and all of a
sudden they're platformed and raised. The Medians now are political
commentators and they're taken seriously. You have thousands upon thousands
of Christians being killed, slaughtered in Africa, in Egypt, in Syria,
never in the news because the people killing them have
to remain the victim. God forbid. The real oppressor should
be called the real oppressor. And that's what's happening in
the news right now, on your screens every single day.
Speaker 2: I wonder if they'll start reporting it when they start
killing us here.
Speaker 1: That's a great question.
Speaker 3: I wonder if they will.
Speaker 1: And why don't they think that that's exactly what the
plan is, you know, it's they just saying it. Well,
I mean, like we don't we can take it right
from the source.
Speaker 3: Well, money is a very powerful thing, mank.
Speaker 1: Wow, wow, is all I can say to that. And
then what's super interesting is watching what they've created start
to eat their own. Like so if you think about
AOC platforming somebody and promoting somebody like Zooran right and
being part of the Columbia protests, aligning herself with the
pro Hamas protesters, it's interesting because just recently her office,
her Bronx office, was vandalized and it was by a
group calling itself the Boogie Down Liberation Front, and they
said they left behind a note saying the Bronx is
sick and tired of people like AOC and Richie Torres
using us as a stepping stone for their own careers.
The Bronx stands with the people of Palestine and we
denounce the hypocrisy of AOC who voted to fund Israel's
ongoing genocide and starvation campaign FAOC. So she's not even
fringe enough for the most radical among them.
Speaker 2: It's wild to watch them now right in New York, Man.
It's oh, and it's just the beginning, Like it's just
the beginning.
Speaker 1: That's that is just wild.
Speaker 2: Okay, hide your kids, Hidi dogs, hidja cats, hijia gerbils,
hide them.
Speaker 1: Definitely hide the Gerbils because we have a highly inappropriate
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you right now.
Speaker 9: Did you know that there's a humanitarian crisis happening right
here in our country? Did you know that there are
literally thousands of peaceful, violent activists who are hungry and unemployable,
all because they stood up to freedom. There are students
that can't afford dry cleaning for their coffeas it can't
afford to cover their basic needs like water bottles and
hydrogen bombs.
Speaker 16: It shouldn't be.
Speaker 9: A career ending crime to pitch a tent. It shouldn't
be a career ending crime to resist arrest or beat
up Jews. It shouldn't be a career ending crime to
call for an end to a genocide by calling for
a different genocide. It should not be a career ending
crime to commandeer a university library and take Zionis hosage.
But now the world has decided that our crimes are
career ending.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god, the logo man yes, covered, My god,
it's domb Anyway, Now you see why I told you
to hide him?
Speaker 3: Right him? Any guys? All right?
Speaker 1: I know people are like, how have you not covered
the hunter? Biden inter ghanas we're saving the best for last.
We're saving the best for almost last. He has been
making the rounds, you guys, and in one of the
clips that we're going to play for you, he suggests,
not vaguely, that he would run for president.
Speaker 2: Can somebody you just throw him some coke and make
him shut up? I feel like we could just like
throw throw him some drugs and then maybe he'll just
like and then he'll just be quiet. He'll go in
the corner and do whatever it is that that junkies
do you know?
Speaker 1: You will have you know that he has been sober,
sober for I want to say, like five years is
what he claims. Anyway, Oh I think it's five years. Anyway.
We'll get to that. But first of all, you need
to know how furious he is at George Clooney for
George Clooney's role in writing that op ed about how
Biden was like not on his game and didn't recognize
him at a party. Blah blah blah, very very upset
at George Clooney. Here is what he said. And I
don't know what is this guy. It's the Channel five
with Andrew.
Speaker 3: I remember seeing this guy before. It was a great interview.
Greatest interview, though, greatest interview.
Speaker 1: Such a strange fellow doing the interviewing. But anyway, here
is a clip of Hunter just going off, not just
on George Clooney, but all.
Speaker 8: Kind Fuck him, fuck him, fuck him and everybody around him.
I don't have to be fucking nice. Number one, I
agree with Quentin Tarantino. Fucking George Clooney is not a
fucking actor. He is a fucking like I don't know
what he is. He's a brand. And by the way,
and God bless him, you know what. He supsedly, treats
his friends really well, you know what I mean, buys
them things, and he's got a really great place in
Lake Como, and he's great friends with Barack Obama. Fuck you,
what do you have to do with fucking anything? Why
do I have to fucking listen to you? What right
do you have to step on a man who's given
fifty two years of his fucking life to the services
of this country and decide that you, George Clooney, are
going to take out basically a full page ad in
the fucking New York Times on me and James Carville,
who hasn't run a race in forty fucking years, and
David Axelrod, who had one success in his political life
and that was Barack Obama, and that was because of
Barack Obama, not because of David people.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I can't he acts like he's contributed
anything to society other than dick pics that nobody wanted
to see other than Harry Sisson.
Speaker 1: Don't forget the art.
Speaker 3: I mean, what didn't he create art with his pooh?
Did I just make that up? Wasn't it a you?
Speaker 1: Somebody accused him of doing that, but he like said
in that same interview that that was like a big
fac you guys, the blue art like through a tube
orsus blow art.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know exactly that one contributed.
Speaker 2: Jack Squat he has like the biggest net bo baby ever.
He's a crackhead netbo baby, okay to boot and he
acts like he's actually contributed to society. What a complete
pathetic loser. He is such an encapsulation of the Democrat
Party right now. He's like this pathetic loser that's just
wanting so badly to be relevant still and it's like,
dude just called the seats like you're oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: Well he's making like all the rounds. So that wasn't
even the only show that he's recently appeared on. Now
you just heard him say that George Clooney basically is
a sucky actor.
Speaker 3: Which he's I mean, he kind of has a point,
and he's a decent actor.
Speaker 6: He is.
Speaker 2: I do agree with the fact that he is kind
of like the same guy in every single movie.
Speaker 3: I do agree with that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's probably true. That's like a Jennifer Aniston thing
kind of right. But I don't think that Hunter gets
to say that, you know.
Speaker 6: What I mean.
Speaker 1: And it's interesting how from show to show he approaches
the George Clooney issue slightly differently. So you just heard
him like rip on his acting on this show and
I don't even know what show this is, but he
was also bitching about George Clooney just did it a
little bit differently.
Speaker 8: Really, do you think in Middle America that woman in
the talked about that voter in Green Bay, Wisconsin gives
a shit what George Clooney thinks about who she should
vote for. And I'm not saying he's not a good Democrat.
I'm not saying that he's not smart. I'm not saying
that he's not a brilliant actor. I'm not saying that
he's not a good friend to the friends that he's
friends to. But in that moment, no, he wasn't. He
didn't do the right thing. And to say something that
is so patently untrue in order to justify what you
did afterwards is cowardly.
Speaker 2: Is weak, he's taught. He's actually calling somebody weak. Hey,
where's your daughter that you don't recognize? Oh pathetic loser.
Speaker 3: Cannot with this guy.
Speaker 2: He is just a chunky trust fund baby with them, gumbag.
Speaker 1: Total and speaking of being a junkie. This interviewer guy,
this what was his name, Andrew? Andrew asks him a
lot about crack and there was like even a point
where he started to explain how to make it because
he made it himself. Here's a little bit about the
whole crack thing.
Speaker 8: One of the things I don't want to do is
give it how to to any more, unlike myself that
may think that it's a good idea, but crack cocaine
is a I am fully aware when I'm talking about
it in relationship to my own experience with it. It
is a still shocking thing for most people because we
have been fed this perception of crack cocaine. It's more
than just a drug. It's more than like if you
say math, or if you say heroin, or if you
say cocaine. It comes with a whole bunch of different baggage.
And because of that, places that you can go get
it are some of the most dangerous places in whatever
location you happen to be, and it's everywhere. Mainly for
that reason, I learned how to make my own.
Speaker 3: Debbie. He is crossing his legs like a democrat. Man.
You know, Yeah, that's just like that. It's like that
tiny little or an absence of.
Speaker 1: The absence of balls, no balls, right, right, So there
was that moment and then apparently a bee started attacking
the interviewer. It's so like Under joked about how he
was just trying to ignore it, but also wanted to
continue talking about crack and then also suggested, like that
rumor from forever ago, that birds are not real.
Speaker 8: I'm going to pretend like you're not getting attacked by
a bee right now. It's all right, keep my training
without them, we would all try too. By the way,
that's true too. Birds aren't real, but bees are. I
feel really reluctant to kind of have some euphoric discussion.
I know you're not asking me to do that, but
have some euphoric discussion about crack cooking.
Speaker 17: I think this might be kind of the opposite here.
Speaker 8: Okay, No, it's the exact opposite. I'm saying. I don't
want to have the experience of some eu for a
Greek call. That's how powerful crack cooking is.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Oh I keep talking. I hope that
they allow this guy to just keep talking because he
is just keep doing it because it's just it's such
a beautiful gift, that is.
Speaker 1: I mean, the whole interview is extraordinary, like almost too
many clips to choose from. Yeah, but if you thought
he was like fantastic in that earlier one when they
ask him when they started talking to him about Trump's
immigration policy, he lost his mind. But this is where
you can start to hear later in the clip where
he gives himself as an example, well, when I run
for president in two, three year or four years from now,
this is what I would do. And then you're like,
my god, he may be serious about that.
Speaker 2: My god, I can't.
Speaker 1: I just love it.
Speaker 3: Check this out?
Speaker 8: Uh huh be like all these democrats say, you have
to talk about and realize that people are really upset
about illegal immigration. Fuck you, how do you think your
hotel room gets clean? How do you think you got
food on your fucking table? Who do you think washes
your dishes? Who do you think does your fucking garden?
Who do you think is here by the fucking sheer,
fucking just grit and will that they figured out a
way to get here because they thought that they could
give theirselves and their family a better chance. And he's
somehow convinced all of us that these people are in
the fucking criminals. White men in America are forty five
more times likely to commit a fucking violent crime than
an immigrant. And the media says, well, you got David Axelrod,
and you know, rom fucking Emmanuel was so fucking smart
rom Emmanual. He said, we got to understand that these
people are really mad and these we got to appeal
to these white voters. Rom The only people that fucking
appealed to those white voters was Joe Biden eighty one
years old and he got eighty one million votes. And
he did because not because he appeased their fucking Trumpian sense,
but because he challenged it. And he said, you can
be an eighty one year old cat like from fucking
Scranton that doesn't understand it but still has empathy for
transgender people and immigrants. And nobody said, oh, Joe Biden's
going to turn us into a social estate, no matter
how much they said it. But these guys think that
we need to run away from all values in order
for us to lead. I say, fuck you, how are
we getting those people back from fucking El Salvador? Because
I'll tell you what, if I became president in two
years from now or four years from now or three
years from now, I would pick up the phone and
call the fucking president of El Salvador and say, you
either fucking send them back or I'm going to fucking invade.
It's a fucking crime. What they're doing.
Speaker 3: This guy is a nightmare. Who do you think smuggles
on my coke across the border? Who do you think
does it?
Speaker 1: Who didn't use?
Speaker 2: Who do you think is going to clean up all
the mess that the whores made in my hotel room?
Speaker 3: Who do you think is gonna do that? It's not me.
I'm not going to clean it up. I don't do that.
I just feel like he's still high. Oh my god.
It's like, who think he's going to clean up all
the coke off the carpet? I don't do that.
Speaker 1: This guy is out of his out of his mind,
and he seems wired like not that I know anything
about being on drugs, because I don't, but that seems
very high strung.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Either that or just residual like it's Friday his brain
to the point where there's no turning back.
Speaker 1: That's a possibility.
Speaker 3: Lord.
Speaker 1: He was also giving he was weighing in about whether
or not the Democratic Party is in disarray, and he
starts naming people that he believes are fantastic Democrats to
take the party forward.
Speaker 3: Here he is on that he's a fucking dictator.
Speaker 4: Thug Kelly or drump both I think the Democratic Party
is dead.
Speaker 8: No, No, I don't think the Democratic Party is dead.
I think that there's some really incredible leaders in the
Democratic Party. Wes Moore gives me incredible amount of hope.
He's incredibly dynamic, he's so goddamn smart, and he's truly
a genuinely decent human being. I love I love Governor Moore.
I think that Tim Wallas is an incredible leader. I
think that Kamala Harris is an incredible leader. Whether or
not they can run again, I don't know whether or
not they want to run again. I don't know. I
think that the Democratic Party is you know that thing
that Will Rogers said, I don't belong to any organized party.
I'm a Democrat. Is that everybody in every election before
a president or somebody is nominated to lead the party
says the Democratic Party is in disarray, there's no leadership,
nobody's doing anything, and everybody that's always been the Democratic Party.
But someone will emerge. There will be leader that will emerge.
Speaker 3: Yes, said the guy who boinked his dead brother's wife.
Speaker 2: Remember, Remember, there's so much about this guy that is
just so and disgusting, like he is the poster boy
for scheve, which is why.
Speaker 1: To your point, Banci agrees with you, saying, Hunter Biden
coming out of hiding to give a profanity laden rant
about who will pick his crops and invading El Salvador
to save Ms thirteen is just so perou like he
does more interviews.
Speaker 9: Yes, he is a gift.
Speaker 3: He is a gift on a platter to the GEP.
I love about this. Keep it coming, keep it coming.
Speaker 1: And speaking of horrific interviews that do not go well
for the person being interviewed, your favorite Harry Sisson when
Harry on I don't even know who's podcast and just
looked so dumb.
Speaker 3: Here is a sampling.
Speaker 17: I think we're already finding it out a little bit.
Speaker 2: Like you mean you think Trump, I mean.
Speaker 17: I think there's definitely some connections here between like the
rise and online culture and you know, riseing insecurity and
young men, and then like being like, oh, Trump speaks
to my insecurities. He says it's this person's fault, so
it must be their fault, and I'm not the problem.
Speaker 8: Who's fault?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 17: Trump picks on like a variety of people. He picks
on immigrants, he picks on women. I mean He blames
a lot of these these things on all these groups,
and you know, a lot of these these young men
will feel like.
Speaker 3: Like it's not me.
Speaker 17: I'm not the problem. It's not my fault that I
don't go out to parties and get girls. It's the
immigrants who are taking my job. Some dumb shill.
Speaker 1: Immigrants are going to the parties.
Speaker 17: Yeah, that's right, Really that was going on.
Speaker 1: That's what Trump is saying MS thirteen, I call uh
n yu.
Speaker 12: No, we don't.
Speaker 17: We don't have MS thirteen anymore.
Speaker 12: They're they're doing freak offs with your girls.
Speaker 3: Maybe get how we're women back.
Speaker 1: You gotta send them over to going down to get
our girls.
Speaker 17: You're going down the olt right pipeline right now.
Speaker 8: Don't do that.
Speaker 1: You were the one that was saying this is happening though,
it's even saying it is happy.
Speaker 13: You gotta pull yourself.
Speaker 3: Trump is saying that.
Speaker 1: MS thirteen is getting too much pussy up here.
Speaker 17: It's not saying.
Speaker 3: This guy, I love him.
Speaker 1: I need to be friends with the movie so great.
Oh my god, curlier guy is like.
Speaker 3: My new favorite person.
Speaker 13: I love it.
Speaker 3: He's like what MS thirteen is going to frat parties?
Speaker 6: What a n y.
Speaker 1: That's why you guys aren't getting girls?
Speaker 3: Okay, what yeah? Why are you gay? What's going on?
Speaker 2: Got Harry Sisson. It's just such a paid operative. He
just has no original thought. God bless him. He's gonna
wake up at forty and just realize that his life
sucked so hard.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, did you guys see the picture of him
at the gym.
Speaker 2: Like one he's like hold, he's backed arm like holding
a fake penis in one hand.
Speaker 3: But you can't sugarcoat that. I mean, it is what
it is. Like I was gonna try to say something.
Speaker 1: He's holding it like that.
Speaker 3: It's what he's doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then the other one is holding the phone,
but it's really skinny. It's really odd. The whole thing
is just odd, all of it.
Speaker 1: It's not good, like it's not. And he posted it
like to be like see how I'm at and it
just made the comments. You guys, he was demolished and.
Speaker 3: It was a beautiful thing.
Speaker 13: I know.
Speaker 3: Trump has decided to.
Speaker 2: Have a new.
Speaker 1: He's grasping on to a new idea that some people
have a problem with. You will be so proud of
me because I feel like I've grown on this particular issue. Normally,
old me would have been like Trump, can you just
not can you just not do this? But today me,
I'm saying, I think this is just art of the
deal stuff, and I'm gonna look away, gonna look away
while it's uncomfortable, and just think that this is art
of the deal stuff. So what I'm talking about specifically
is the Washington Redskins.
Speaker 16: He posted the.
Speaker 1: Other day the Washington Whatevers should immediately change their name
back to the Washington Redskins football team. There is a
big clamoring for this. Likewise, the Cleveland Indians, one of
the six original baseball teams with a storied past, are
great Indian people and massive numbers want this to happen.
Their heritage and prestige is systematically being taken away from them.
Times are different now than they wore three or four
years ago. We are a country of passion and common
sense owners get it done.
Speaker 3: I agree with this. I think it's all so stupid.
Speaker 1: Why not, Oh my god, it was so sad change it.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like I heard that, you know here
in Texas where I live, Fort Hood was changed to
Fort Cavazos, and they they we spent, we taxpayers spend
a bunch of money to do that.
Speaker 3: And now I heard they're changing it.
Speaker 1: Back to fort Hood.
Speaker 2: It's like, can we really yeah, can we just not? Like,
can we just why are we doing it? Nobody gives
a shit, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Nobody cares. Just keep it, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Because I guess there's something there about like people are
upset about the.
Speaker 3: Guy who like Who's hood? Who?
Speaker 2: I don't know, But I mean, do people really care
that much about this stuff?
Speaker 3: Do we do we care?
Speaker 1: I just tell you people, the white liberals, with all
their white guilt feel they're the ones that care on
behalf of the redskins, on behalf.
Speaker 3: Of Indians who don't.
Speaker 9: Care at all?
Speaker 1: Right, right, do you know what I mean? So they're like,
oh my god, this is so offensive, and all the
Indians are like, it's really not.
Speaker 3: We're fine. It's I know.
Speaker 1: I just that's the thing.
Speaker 2: I don't think that people who are Native American are
sitting at home going, oh my god, they really need
to change the name. They're just living their lives. People
are living their lives. And I think you're right, the
white liberals on behalf of other people are so offended
and they need to quit doing that so much.
Speaker 1: Well, so this was fine, Like I had no problem
with this tweet at all. The next one was where, like,
you know, yesterday me would have been like, oh my god,
why is he doing that? But then I was like, Nope,
I'm not going to think about that. I'm just going
to assume that this is art of the deal stuff.
Please read what his second tweet said.
Speaker 2: My statement on the Washington Redskins has totally blown up,
but only in a very positive way. I may put
a restriction on them that if they don't change the
name back to the original Washington Redskins and get rid
of the ridiculous moniker Washington Commanders, I won't make a
deal for them to build a stadium in Washington. The
team would be much more valuable and the deal would
be more exciting for everyone. Cleveland should do the same
with the Cleveland Indians. The owner of the Cleveland baseball team,
Matt Dolan, who's very political, has lost three elections in
a row because of that ridiculous name change. What he
doesn't understand is that if he changed the name back
to the Cleveland Indians, he might actually win an election,
Indians are being treated very unfairly. Make Indians great again Mega.
Speaker 1: So you know, lots of people were like, I can't
believe he's threatening to like not make a deal with
them on a stadium if they don't do his bidding essentially,
and so you know, people are mad about that. But somebody,
one of the reporters asked Caroline Lovet about this because
they were like, he can't.
Speaker 3: Be serious, right, Like is he serious about this?
Speaker 1: And she was like, oh, yes, he's very serious, you
know him, and this is what he's doing here, she is.
Speaker 18: What's the president serious or Westy joking this week said
he might be blow a Washington commander's stadium deal if
they don't.
Speaker 15: He's can be the President was serious and is part
of the art of the deal, part of his negotiating skills.
As you know, sports is one of the many passions
of this president. And he wants to see the name
of that team changed.
Speaker 3: Why is he getting in lived in that? Why does
he see that?
Speaker 15: Look part of his purdew I think you've seen the
president gets involved in a lot of things that most
presidents have not. He's a non traditional president. He likes
to see results on behalf of the American people, and
if you actually pull this issue with sports fans across
the country and even in this city, people actually do
support the president's position on this and the name change.
Speaker 3: I'm down.
Speaker 1: I'm totally down for the Yeah, I totally am too.
Speaker 12: I am.
Speaker 2: So we'll see, we'll see what happens. But that it's
yet another thing that he's doing right. I Mean, the
guy has so much stuff on his plate, Mike, and
it's like, you know, we talk about all the things,
all the wins he's had in the past six months,
and this is just another thing that he's like, Yeah,
I think i'll handle that too.
Speaker 3: I'm going to tackle that too. This is why I
love him.
Speaker 1: He doesn't. I don't know how he does it. I
don't know where he can get all the energy to
do all of these things. It's absolutely incredible, incredible.
Speaker 3: My husband follows golf.
Speaker 1: I'm not a particular I'm not a golf fan and
I don't generally follow it. But it's impossible you guys
to not know and love Scottie Scheffler. So if you
didn't see his win this past weekend with and the
amount that he adores his family, Oh my god, it's
just the cutest thing ever. And the fact that Nike
has somehow figured out maybe we should stop doing woke
shit and focus on what's really important to people, like
family shit, maybe that'll be better for us. And so
they did, and they released this beautiful abb that said,
you've already won because it's a little toddler.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: It was the cutest thing ever, so cute. And then
he was an oppresser where you know, the press was obviously,
how does it feel to win such a big tournament?
Oh my god, like you must feel amazing, you're so
rich black, And so he brought everybody back down to
earth in just the best way possible by saying, what's
really important.
Speaker 4: I have worked since I was two or three years
old to have a chance to play professional golfer a living,
and now I've been able to win tournaments that I
just dreamed of playing it and it's an amazing feeling
and I'm so grateful to be able to live out
my dreams. But you know, like I said, my my
faith in my family is what's most important to me,
and I try to live as normal a life as
possible because I feel like a normal guy. I have
the same friends I had grown up. I don't think
that I'm anything special just because, you know, some weeks
I'm better at shooting a lower score than other guys.
Speaker 3: As it should be, you know what, as it should be. Yeah,
I absolutely love joy to watch, Joy to watch. All Right.
Speaker 1: I know this is like a non traditional sort of
topic for us, but I cannot stop thinking about the
dude who got sucked into an MRI machine.
Speaker 3: Did you hear about my story?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: I totally did, Yeah, I absolutely did. We talked about this,
my husband and my daughter and I talked about this yesterday.
Speaker 1: Actually this and it freaks me out.
Speaker 3: And it's because it's literally those things could pull a car,
you know what I mean? What did he Why did
he walk in the room?
Speaker 8: Why?
Speaker 1: Well, here's the report. If you don't know what we're
talking about, here is the news report about.
Speaker 3: This is a true story. This is what happened.
Speaker 13: This is like something out of a Final Destination movie,
but it happened in real life. It all went down
this past Wednesday afternoon at four thirty, when nine to
one one gets a call for an emergency at NASA
Open MRI in Westbury, New York, sixty one year old
Keith McAllister had brought his wife Adrian in for an
MRI of her knee. Here's where the story starts to differ.
Adrian says the technician brought Keith into the room so
that he could help her get out of the machine.
The employees say Adrian started a shout out for help,
which caused Keith to come running into the room. Employees
say they were telling him not to open the door
because the machine was in use, but he entered regardless
either way. When Keith McAllister opened the door, the MRI
machine started reacting to the twenty pound chain around his neck.
The machine started pulling Keith into the machine, choking him.
The chain had a large lock on the end, so
they weren't able to get it off, and the technician
and Adrian tried pulling him away from the machine, but
they were unable. Adrian says her husband waved goodbye and
his body went limp in her arms. Keith was then
transferred to a local hospital, but died the next day
after succumbing to his injuries.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's the most.
Speaker 1: Terrific thing I know, right, I mean, I'm sure they
did try Linda to immediately shut it down. But like,
once you're in that and you're I just oh, like
and a twenty pound chain?
Speaker 8: Why why? Why?
Speaker 2: And I know some people are saying, he's trying to
help his wife, He's trying to help his wife.
Speaker 1: I just yeah, they need circumstances her up for debate.
Speaker 2: But right, and listen, and you know, there's probably gonna
be a lawsuit because the door wasn't locked or whatever.
There's gonna be a lawsuit. There's gonna be some sort
of malpractice something. You know there will be for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh my god.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I just can't stop thinking about it, cannot stop
really awful. And you know, every time you've had an MRI,
they ask you like crazy, are you wearing anything that
has metal in it? Like do you have underwater like
anything that could attract the magnet? They want you taking
everything off, and I'm like, I'm always so freaking weirded
out by that, and I'm like, I haven't metal in
my back. I mean so, and now I got this knee.
Now I know that they're safe for MRIs, but still,
like you think about all that stuff, all of it.
These are the stories that just stay with me and
haunt me.
Speaker 3: I mean, wow, it's awful.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 1: One more, just note before we get to some my
pillow talks. Why is this woman you're about to see
trying to normalize men wearing panties?
Speaker 3: Why is this happening?
Speaker 18: If that doesn't get talked about a lot men wearing
women's laundry. It is so common men love to not
every man, obviously, but a lot of men enjoy.
Speaker 1: Wearing women's panties.
Speaker 18: And there are just so many more men out there
doing that than anyone realizes. So I get a lot
of calls from girlf and wives who were like, Oh,
I caught him in my panties, or I.
Speaker 3: Found a bunch of women's underwear that he likes to
put on.
Speaker 12: It's super common.
Speaker 18: It's just not talked about it. And I wish it
was discussed more because it is not this crazy, weird,
out there thing that a lot of people seem to
think it is. And I think if we spoke about
it more, it would be a little bit more normalized,
so people wouldn't think like, oh, they're this thing or another.
And I hear the word cross dress are thrown out
a lot, and it might just be that the person
likes wearing women's panties.
Speaker 2: You know what, you know what we need to normalize,
not normalizing things so much. Yeah, like we just there's
too much of this. Let's normalize now, let's not.
Speaker 1: Let's not do that.
Speaker 3: How about we don't.
Speaker 2: How about if I caught my husband and my panties,
I'd be like, what, we're going to have some problems.
We're about to have some problems.
Speaker 1: But it's super common, Daisy.
Speaker 3: Don't you know that it's super common?
Speaker 1: According to not High House.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that is so git chessy, Like, don't
do that.
Speaker 1: That's not okay, dude, about no, all right, And we
do have a thank you from yesterday from Renee n
Do who said, dear Rosie, referring to Rosie O'Donnell, I
have had congestive heart failure for years. It's water that
gathers around the heart and is controlled by a water pill. Yes,
you can live into your hundreds with it and it
doesn't affect your brain. My cake, that Rosie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Rosie Laura ten Ten's term, Oh my gosh, let
me just get my glasses because I cannot see Laura.
Speaker 1: Temmy's I think it's Temmys says Hunter is such an
out of touch jerk. The majority of us don't have
people to perform menial household tasks exactly. He's also racist,
and Angela Snyder said, please wish my friend Sherry a
happy belated birthday. Sherry introduced me to you years ago,
and we came to see you in Indie last year.
We loved the chick yay here that's and then Minnesota
Solar Baby says, I agree with you, chicks, do not
feed the beast. Candace's level of evil should never be fed.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't believe though the people who are are coming
to our Instagram page in droves, like they are all
over us and just beating us up there, So I.
Speaker 3: Can't very great's I mean, she's very huge following.
Speaker 2: I mean she's got nine million million people, and it's
like it's just very disheartening. It really is.
Speaker 3: It is. Yeah, Leah Shall like to be fair to JLO.
Speaker 2: When I think of the raunchy lyrics dances in today's songs,
I remember how much I love Prince and even George Michael. Yes,
but I think there's a double standard for women and
Prince he was an anomaly man. He was just a
sexy little beast and was going to be that until
the day he died. Yeah, Laura Kate Baker, I am
with Daisy. I've never liked Jalo music.
Speaker 3: That was gross.
Speaker 2: I just think she's overrated totally, and an overrated actress too.
Speaker 3: It's just not that good.
Speaker 2: Brian Bremley. Fact kids who watch Looney Tunes make better adults.
Speaker 3: Full stop.
Speaker 2: I'm right there with you, Brian Marcus Drake. The fire
ad fiasco brings up another semi scam, and it's why
I won't round up my purchases for charity. The money
may go to those causes, but the company making your
donation is using it as a huge tax ride up
for them.
Speaker 1: You know what.
Speaker 2: That is such a great point. I feel like so
many people are doing that. Like you go to Taco Bell,
you go every anywhere you go, would you like your
round up for so and so? And it's like, right,
how do I know it's going to that cause and
not just to you? And you're right, they do get
a tax right off, so that's right.
Speaker 1: You're right.
Speaker 2: Arn Arm, did you really say you're coming out with
Dave Rubin at one pm?
Speaker 3: Eastern tomorrow. Why are you getting.
Speaker 2: Oh and Pam Bondi is a lying liar who lies
take my money. No, we're not, We're just Our podcast
with him is coming out tomorrow at one pm, so
you guys definitely check that out for sure. It's gonna
be great.
Speaker 3: We love him.
Speaker 2: Marcus Drake gotta crow about this too. Going to visit
my stepdaughter this weekend, having seen her in twenty five years.
Thanks to her mom. She finally found me after searching
for twenty years. Marcus, that's wonderful. Oh wow, that's a stepmom.
I think that is so wonderful. I love that she
found you and you guys are reconnecting. That is fantastic.
Speaker 3: Good for you.
Speaker 2: Karen Elliot News Flash, Bill Malusion is hot.
Speaker 3: Have a nice day. He's got the best hair. Oh
my god, it's hot.
Speaker 2: Karen Jose Rodriguez Morning from Texas Chicks. The day you
catch me wearing my wife's panties is the day I
stop wearing our bras.
Speaker 3: Just taking my money. Theresa Rundo, Good morning, Chicks.
Speaker 2: I spend some time in the hospital and free at
home today, I still manage to watch you every morning.
Speaker 3: Couldn't miss a day. Love you guys. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Teresa Buddhica Wan. Happy birthday to my beautiful daughter in
law Kirsten. She is a wonderful person and great mom
to my grandson Robbie.
Speaker 3: That is so sweet.
Speaker 2: I love mother in law daughter in law relationships that
are wonderful. I have a wonderful daughter in law too,
so Happy birthday to you, Kirsten. Teresa Raimundo. Ladies on
the English Language watch I Love Lucy when Ricky is
trying to speak better English before little Ricky is born.
Speaker 3: Hilarious. Oh my god, those are the days when shows
were good, right, yes, totally. You guys bring it in.
Speaker 5: Who's day?
Speaker 2: You guys can have a wonderful day and we will
talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Bye, everybody,