Speaker 1: You can't reason with some of these people. You can't
because I mean, these are terrorists. I mean, the only
way to deal with terrorist is to just punch them
in the face.
Speaker 2: They have such infantile rationale or reasoning.
Speaker 1: It's gross. These guys are commie jerks. It is all
a grift. They're so full of shit, these people. Good morning,
Happy Friday, everybody. How far are we?
Speaker 2: Finally it is happening to me. Can we get happening
to all of us? Actually? Friday Friday, it's happening all
up in here. Let's talk about Iran really quickly.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I can't wait to talk about Iran.
I know it's your favorite.
Speaker 2: Just a couple of notes. Trump put out this tweet yesterday.
If you would like to read this, please.
Speaker 1: Yes, And you guys, I've been having an allergy attack
all morning. So if I'm snorgly or whatever you want
to call, I'm trying so hard not to be sneezy
in your face. But if it happens, it happens. Okay.
Please let the statement serve to represent until further notice
that from this point fourth, any and all damages done
to ship's cargo anything related there too, will be paid
for by Iranian money that the United States has and
its possession and controls. Okay, these damages may be very substantial. Nevertheless,
this is the fair and equitable thing to do. Thank
you for your attention to this matter. Suck it, Iran.
Speaker 2: I love that, I love, love love that You're gonna
hit us. You're gonna pay at fay app Oh And
then also according to Fox, B one Bombers launched from
the UK for the first time, and Iran was warning
British bases that hosting them that makes them legitimate targets.
And now there are more than fifty thousand troops in
the region, as well as additional personnel including medics obviously
deployed to support the operations, and we continue to strike.
That is what's.
Speaker 1: Happening all up in Iran. Yeah, there's your update. I
just wanted to point out that I think B one
Bombers would be a great name for a band, just
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Speaker 2: I saw a photograph yesterday that I was like, what
is this timeline that we are living in? That's just
you see stuff like this and you're like, does this
I mean, does it even make sense what you're seeing
in your on your screen right now? It is a
picture for those of you listening and not watching, it
is a picture of Laura Lumer in the Ukraine interviewing
Zelen and on patio furniture right. It's like the weirdest
everything about it.
Speaker 1: I would have been like, is this Ai, This can't
be real.
Speaker 2: It is real And apparently the interview is going to
be dropped if it hasn't already been. She said it
would be dropped very very shortly. And so that is
a this is that we're living in?
Speaker 1: What you guys, it really really is.
Speaker 2: There is a lot of participated in some of the hullabaloo.
It's probably been a month or two ago where I
think it was a gal from Georgia who made a
video that we showed on our show about how there
was a planned data center being built near her neighborhood,
and obviously there was a big freak out about it.
And I have a huge problem with like eminent domain stuff,
like when the government's like, we're just going to buy
up your property and build that we want to build
on it. I don't like that at all. But I
am shifting. I'm not as worried about data centers just
as a thing as I was before because I don't
I think we have to have them first of all,
and I think Trump is doing the right things to
make sure that people don't suffer as a byproduct of them.
And so yesterday he held a big press conference about
this UH and said, in part quote, we're here today
to continue the incredible progress we're making in a communities
nationwide to ensure that as new data centers go up,
electricity bills for families will actually come down. With the
Trump Administration's rate payer protection plan, American innovators and consumers
win together because we are insisting that AI data centers
and big tech pay their own way. And that obviously
is a very good thing, and so there's actually a
lot of communities, as Trump pointed out, that want the
data centers simply because of the employment opportunities and the
lower costs that they bring. Plus we obviously need to
compete in the world.
Speaker 1: Of AI with now question. We got to do that. Yeah, yeah,
so here's go ahead. No, I was just gonna say,
but when I see posts online like the people who
are an ag you know, like ranch and farm communities
who are like all of my calves have been still
born next to this data center, you know what I mean,
I get a little biggity like I don't know, I
need to do more research on it to actually I
feel about them. But you're right, we've got to compete.
I just don't. We got to make sure that we
compete the right way. I guess.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, obviously all the precautions need to be taken.
But if we don't have them, we're just gonna let
China or you know, some nefarious you know, enemy of
the country just run away with AI progress while we
sit back and do nothing. That's not that's not that's
just not an option. And so they we have to
have them. There's no getting a rod it. We just
have to make the best possible situation of them that
we can, and that is what Trump's press conference yesterday
was about. Here's a little bit of what he said.
Speaker 3: They're really spending a tremendous amount of money, in other words,
or the governors in the room. You have great governors
in this room, and these companies are spending tremendous amounts
of money on the communities, the local communities. So I
think it's important that we tell the local communities that
because other nations are trying to get us to slow down,
and they're spending a lot of money on propaganda, on
press pr trying to convince everybody that this isn't a
positive thing and if we don't do this, we're going
to be left behind. And even communities compared to other communities,
you have some communities that really want this, They want
the data centers, and frankly, those are the smart communities
because it means tremendous numbers of jobs, very little actual disruption.
And the ones that don't want it, you know, the
happiest people in the world are foreign countries number one
and number two, other communities within our country, because they're
begging for them to be there and some of them
a great communities, very very forward looking communities.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know how I feel about it yet,
and i'd like some people are talking about how they
could be a SI up where all of this propaganda
is they're bad, They're bad, you don't want them, Okay,
Like I need to do more research to see how
I actually feel about them. So I just I'm ambivalent
at this point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just I don't know the I don't obviously
I want to minimize disruption to the extent that we can,
but we can't not have them, and so there's got
to be some meeting in the.
Speaker 1: Middle, right right, right, Yeah, anyway.
Speaker 2: Moving on, Caroline Lovett held a presser yesterday and I
completely forgot that they were going to try to redo
this whole White House correspondence dinner. But they are in
fact going to do that, right Are you going to
forgot about that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I know, but it's happening, and it's happening tonight as
a matter of fact.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So you're gonna hear about that in a second.
But first of all, just a very quick video of
from Brettbear's show last night, because I just thought it
was of interest that there's new polling about voter ID
and I don't I just don't understand what the frickin
hang up is in the Senate. But here's Brettbaar News.
Speaker 4: Poll indicates overwhelming support for voter identification requirements. Eighty three
percent favored the photo ID mandate for registering votes, eight
seventy seven percent support support it for actually voting.
Speaker 2: This is is dulmst I am to not get done.
Speaker 1: It's like, this is so easy. M that faced you,
I know it's a great still of him. Anyways, Yeah,
this is so easy. I don't know why. Just make
it happen.
Speaker 2: You sure, exactly? Exactly? All right. Now on to care Line,
who announced the White House Correspondents Dinner yesterday. Here's what
she said.
Speaker 5: Tomorrow night, the President will attend the White House Correspondence
Association Dinner Round two, celebrating free speech in the First Amendment,
alongside all of you members of the media. The President
looks forward to finishing what he started before a despicable
assassination attempt to rail the original event back in April,
as we all know, and I encourage everyone watching tomorrow
night to tune in for what promises to be a
very entertaining and memorable evening.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm sure we'll be talking about that on Monday.
Speaker 2: I'm sure we will. When I heard that, I was like, oh,
Monday shows already looking like it's getting sorted out, right,
But of course, what goes with an event of this
magnitude comes threats, and here was a report about where
those stand.
Speaker 6: All right, welcome back to the US Secret Service now
says it is based in the most dangerous threat environment
in its history. Got about ten tho some bread investigations
open so far just since the month of January. That's
up forty percent compared to the same period last year.
Speaker 1: And it's a leftists. I just that makes my blood
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Speaker 2: Remember how the Tape Brothers are currently sitting in jail
waiting to be extradited to the UK, and how amused we.
Speaker 1: Are a government issue Caprise.
Speaker 2: So there was a fascinating tweet that came from Andrew
Taate yesterday and he said, I am being held in Shu,
the highest level of security, which exists, no commissary, no visits,
no contact with the outside world. My neighbor is a
cannibal who screams through the night.
Speaker 1: Am I supposed to feel sorry for him?
Speaker 2: I think that's the general idea, But I Zanati pointed out,
I loved her response. Imagine being that cannibal and having
to be housed next to Andrew Tate, no wonder he's constantly.
Speaker 1: It's so true. That's how I feel about it. I
don't that crass me up? Yeah, it's the greatest.
Speaker 2: And then as people were starting to point out, they
were like, wait a minute, how are you tweeting if
this is the case. And Pierce Morgan was actually one
of the people that responded to him saying how are
you posting this?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 2: And some cat named Neo said, through his team, lawyer
and phone calls he can make. Come on, Pierce, it's
not that difficult. And so King of X was like,
you're a hero. Literally cried about having zero contact with
the outside world, and now you're admitting that he can
freely call his lawyers, talk to his team and get
messages out. You just exposed him as a liar with
your own words. Time to defend. That is next level delusion.
Speaker 1: It is really insane. The people that are coming to
the aid of like you and and they're all over
our socials. These are kids in the more servative the
dudes that are just like you don't know, you're talking
about chicks. These guys are innocent. What oh my god, Okay, like,
good luck with that. I feel sorry for your wife
and kids. Wow you have them, yes, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they've probably got their PhDs.
Speaker 1: You know what that stands for?
Speaker 2: From the Tate brothers exactly.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about Marco.
Speaker 2: Rubio.
Speaker 1: He gets all the pers so many pers.
Speaker 2: So yesterday he announced on Twitter the following If you
want to read this announcement, Trump has.
Speaker 1: Made clear that his administration will take action to counter
cyber crime, fraud, and predatory schemes against Americans. Today, I'm
announcing a new policy that will restrict visas to foreign
nationals responsible for or complicit in cyber crime and cyber
enable crimes that have devastated American families and children. By
going after these individuals, our message is clear. The United
States will go after those who pray on our citizens.
Speaker 2: Yell, yeah, right.
Speaker 1: I mean, just to reiterate, Tim Walls wants to keep
the criminals, Mark or Rubia wants to get rid of
the criminals. Yes again, GOP, pay attention to the dichotomy
that's being presented. You you here, and I hope your
PR team is on it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Marco also spoke to reporters and talked about how Trump's
policy is not an eye for an eye. It goes
a little bit further than that. Here he is to explain.
Speaker 8: I think I saw you know, guys, I saw a Rachi,
their foreign minister who the other day say or something
about their policies. An eye for an eye. The president's
policy is ahead for an eye. I mean, honestly, that's
what it's going to be. I mean, they will pay
a very heavy price for the things they're doing. They're
already paying a very heavy price. You guys don't know
it because you don't cover it. You're not in Iran,
you're not in the street. They don't have a free media.
But they're going to continue to pay a very heavy price.
Their industrial base has been decimated, their defense industrial base
has been decimated. They're losing launchers, they're losing radars every
single night. They are suffering billions of dollars in damage,
and their economy is a disaster. But despite all that, Okay,
these people who are calling us every day begging let's
do a deal. They send us messages through other countries,
third countries. I mean, they're running out of countries to
send it. Even I had countries here coming up to me. Oh,
I just spoke to the Ranians. They want to do
a deal. The problem is every time these people do
a deal, they either break it or after they make it,
they want to change the deal. So they're probably not
ready to do a deal yet, but they will be
soon because the price they're paying is very high. Despite
their tough talk and their flowery language and their stupid
lego videos they put out, I've never seen them, but
they put these things out on social media. Despite all
that bravado, they are suffering tremendously and they're going to
suffer more until they come to their senses. They're not
there yet unfortunately.
Speaker 1: I mean, the only way to deal with terrorist is
to just punch them in the face, kick him in,
keep punching, just keep kicking them in. Then ads, you
know exactly exactly.
Speaker 2: The reporters there are always trying to cause and create drama.
This is what they do, and so naturally they want
to make a storyline happen. That means that Marco and
JD are like fighting each other, they're competing with each other,
they're not friends with each other, all of that, and
they tried again, and so Marco wasn't having it. Here's
what happened.
Speaker 9: Prominent Republicans who have said they want you to take
over the Iran negotiations.
Speaker 7: They trust you.
Speaker 6: They think that you.
Speaker 9: Will have prioritized Israel's interests, and they're attacking Vice president fans.
Speaker 10: Who are these prominent Republicans? Senator she the Wall Street
Journal opinion page.
Speaker 8: People, that's not Reprobably that's a newspaper. You're a trouble
maker of these questions. Now look, guys, listen, here's the bottom.
You know who the lead negotiator is. His name is
Donald J. Trump, the President of the United States. That's
who dictates our policy. He has a team of people
that work together on this. We all have a role
to play depending on what the topic is. We have
very good negotiators and Steve Woodcoff and Jared Kushner. We
have the Vice President United States, which is the second
highest ranking official, which tells you how the importance we've
given this file. Obviously I have a role to play.
The Department of Wars had a role to play. That's
how we approach it. This doesn't I mean, it's a
combined effort, and it always should be.
Speaker 7: People didn't endorse you to take over of the talks yourself.
Speaker 8: I mean, you're telling me about that, But that's not
how our system works. That's not how this administration works.
It starts at the top. The president is in charge
and He has a team of people that provide counsel
and provide advice, but ultimately whose job it is to
execute on the president's directive.
Speaker 1: He is everything we want as a president. Everything, right,
Uh huh, it's the work there was someone. Yeah, Humility, strength, Yeah,
all of it.
Speaker 2: Someone wrote us from our audience today or yesterday saying,
you know, we hear you talking about Marco, how that's
your guy? But remember he was in the Gang of
Eight back in what was it twenty thirteen at this point,
and it's been so long ago, and so what about that?
You know? And I really like JD. I'm worried about
what he's saying, you know about Tucker lately. But why,
you know, why are you basically pushing Marco? And the
reason is because there's not a single person on this
planet that is perfect. I think if Marco were asked
I don't know this for sure, but I would like
to think that if Marko we're asked about that he
probably has shifted considering what has happened to immigration in
this country since the Gang.
Speaker 1: Of Age totally.
Speaker 2: And so you know, I'm not going to hold that
against him, considering how much we've seen him grow just
since the last time he ran for president. And this
same person was also like, what about Dasantis? And I
got to tell you, if it's if DeSantis is in
a primary with Marco, I will be born. But Marco
still has an edge to me because of his foreign policy,
which which has becomes so important just.
Speaker 1: With his executive experience that we've seen over the past.
However many years, he's just grown into himself and his
a thousand jobs that he has, right. No, I mean, listen,
if it was between DeSantis and him, I would be like,
I'm it's Marco all the way, just because DeSantis is amazing,
He's awesome, but I think he could be used in
another capacity, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean I love him, and everybody knows how
much I love some governor Roy de Santis, but to
bring him.
Speaker 1: And I get the I get it stuff he did
years ago. I mean, I regret hairstyles I had and dude,
I dated, you know what I mean. I'm a different
I'm different now than I was fifteen twenty years ago.
We all progress, don't we. Yeah, yeah, it is what
it is.
Speaker 2: Marco also talked, or he was asked rather by a reporter,
saying you know, is it true? People are saying, you know,
how they like to do this, that Russia is sharing
information with Iran. And I love the way that he
pushes back on the media when they just try to
create these stories.
Speaker 1: And so here's another example.
Speaker 11: Did you talk about Russia sharing information with Iran targeting
US troops?
Speaker 10: Well, who says that they are?
Speaker 2: Are they not? Who says they are? I said the
knowledge that Russia was enabling in some ways Russia.
Speaker 8: And yeah, but that's a different question from when you
just asked me who said that they're doing that reporting
in the media.
Speaker 2: Oh, then it must be true. It's in the media,
it's a leaker.
Speaker 8: I'm not going to let me say, let's imagine that
we're true. I certainly wouldn't discuss it in the press.
I've already told you guys yesterday something and I was
very clear about it.
Speaker 10: Nothing that Iran is doing.
Speaker 8: Nothing that anyone's doing to help Iran is in any
way increasing their ability to target Americans. What you need
to all understand, because we've explained this repeatedly, is Iran
has spent the better part of twenty years not just
sponsoring terrorism but building long range rockets short range missiles
and drones, and they were intending to build them a
lot more. They were intending to double their stockpile. The
stuff you're seeing them use now, they were going to
double that, and they were going to use that and
hide behind that to say we're untouchable. We can now
do a nuclear weapon and you guys can't touch us
or we're overwhelmed your air defenses.
Speaker 1: The thing is, like I wanted to say, Jane, you
ignorant slut. He won't do that. But like it's a
thankless job at this point because they saw the potential
for Iran to have nuclear capabilities, right, and they were
building that, they were doing it, and they want to
strike that down. It's so thankless because it didn't it
hasn't happened yet, Like they hadn't come after us in
that way, but they could have. And so like the
it's hard I think for a lot of American people
to grasp what they have prevented. You see what I'm saying.
Totally it's and it's to me that's more thankless than
if they actually did come after us and attack us
and then we were behind a ball and you just
can't you can't reason with some of these people. You
can't because I mean, these are terrorists, and I guess
a lot of us don't think like I don't think
like a terrorist, but I can look at them and
say that's bad. We don't want those people having nuclear capability.
We don't want that. It's not going to end well
for us.
Speaker 2: And just a reminder, the Democrat presidents have said that
as well, Like throughout the past fifty years, they've all
been like, oh, we can't let that happen. Trump is
the only one that's been like, all right, well, I
guess I'll do something about it.
Speaker 1: Nobody else did. The only one that's acted on it,
and then he gets shipped for it. I just okay.
Speaker 2: So we've talked all week about this ridiculous nonsense that
mom Donnie was trying to be all tough guy and
say that he was going to arrest Benjamin nat and
Yah who if he ever showed his face in New
York City and then ultimately had to admit that he
has no power to actually do that. And so one
of the reporters again was asking Marco about this International
Criminal Court that is the one that has decided that
Bbnatan Yahoo is.
Speaker 1: Like a whatever it is that he is.
Speaker 2: What do they call him? They call him?
Speaker 1: I don't even remember. What do they call yahoo?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like they say that he's guilty of war crimes,
he's war criminal.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So Marco was asked about the ICC, and here is
what he said.
Speaker 10: Well, here's how I reconcile it.
Speaker 8: We're not members of the ICC. We never signed that treaty,
we never joined it, and they somehow claim that they
have a right nonetheless to go after non treaty members
and put heads of state and others in jail. We've
long had quarrels with him, and we have lunatics and
crazies involved in the ICC that are talking about charging
members of the US military, maybe even the president or
a future president would with crimes. And it's not going
to happen. It's just not going to happen. We are
not members of that court. We never signed onto that treaty.
They need to understand that if people want to sign
up and be a part of that stupid organization, they can,
but we're not going to be a part of it,
and they're not going to apply their jurisdiction to Americans.
Speaker 2: That's just not going to happen.
Speaker 8: We're not going to tolerate it now or in the future,
and we've warned them about it repeatedly, and now they're
going to see the consequences of ignoring us.
Speaker 1: There's a big difference between him discussing foreign policy and
our actual laws and what you can do and what
you can't do, and then Mom Donnie, because let's just
get real, because this is what we do on this show.
We keep it real. Mom, Donnie is a Muslim who
hates Jews. He does. He just hates them. And so
to me, that's him posturing all this bull crap about
net and yaho, it's just him posturing on Hey, in
case you were wondering how I feel about Jewish people,
this is how I feel about it. That's him, That's
who he is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we're going to have some clips of him
being on John Stewart's show.
Speaker 1: Which was just such a it was It's so gross.
Speaker 2: It was so gross, I mean, and John Stewart is
a Jew, and so for that, yeah, for him to
be like so glazy, it was so nasty. And we'll
show some clips from that, but first I want to
quickly show this ridiculous clip that's gotten a lot of
traction of Javier Bessera, who is likely, unfortunately to be
California's next governor, which is unthinkable. But anyway, he's an
idiot and he made this comment yesterday that got a
lot of attention talking he basically as as the potential
governor of the state of California, is recommending to people
that they not patronize long standing restaurants in California. Okay,
so he's talking about street tacos, but not just street tacos,
you guys, street taco Okay, he says, taco tackle, don't
you or when you go to Taco Bell, your like
I want three tackles.
Speaker 1: You don't do that. I don't know why people do this.
I'm going to start doing every time I go to
Taco Bell. I'm gonna start doing it, you guys.
Speaker 2: It is so ridiculous the way that he says it
code sweat. Anyway, this was a pointless thing for him
to say. He's rightly getting roundly criticized. Here he is,
in his own stupid words, or a.
Speaker 12: New to our state in visiting, and we hope you
do spend some money and if you're going to buy
a street tackle. Buy a real street takle, not not
something from one of these.
Speaker 1: You know, one of these what what I'll leave it.
Speaker 12: All I know is that there's real food in California,
and there are real street tackles. And you don't get
him in some establishment that's been around for a long time.
Speaker 10: You get it on the street.
Speaker 12: You a guy who's been making it for a long
time in his little cart.
Speaker 1: He is dising Coco bell is what he's doing.
Speaker 12: Well, We're going to defend everyone, from that man and
woman who make that street tackle, to the people who
we call dreamers, to the people who have been fortunate
to reach a point where they represent those vendors and
those dreamers and need to be supported to make the
big decisions.
Speaker 1: This is what you're saying is buy from buy from
an illegal.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what I buy. Not only that, but buy
from illegals who there is no accountability for what they
are preparing. It's not like the health inspectors are coming
to raid their carts and knowing that they're doing the right.
Speaker 1: Thing, go to a dirty like a dirty like food
truck and buy it.
Speaker 2: That probably doesn't pay taxes on their business either.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to say I haven't done that, okay,
because it's Texas and there are some dirty trucks that
have some really good tacos. I don't know if these
people are illegal or not, but I also buy my
tacos elsewhere.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 2: That's the thing he's about to be the governor most likely.
I hate even saying that, but I mean with he's
literally saying, don't visit long standing establishments that pay taxes
and that have to go through all of the licenses
and all of the things. Get it from a dreamer
taco vendor. Yeah, get it from an illegal vendor. Get
it from one of those yeah. Because tackles Spencer Pratt said,
the next governor of California just told everyone to avoid
California Mexican restaurants like Tito's and Don Antonio's and instead
go to an illegal street vendor who doesn't pay taxes
or follow any health codes. And he thought, yeah, let's
post that on the mame. California is so, I mean,
just beyond screwed. There's no help in California at this point. Yes,
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Speaker 2: All right, let's get to the John Stewart Mom, Donnie, uh,
just join like love fest. So there was this towards
the beginning when John was first introducing him and talking
about the fact that he's known, of course as a
democratic socialist and how scared Mary that is, especially when
it's combined with the fact that he's a Muslim, and
they both seem to enjoy the fact that people are
scared of that. Here they are king about it.
Speaker 9: Being a Muslim democratic socialist. I thought it would be
pretty straightforward.
Speaker 13: What if I label myself something that scares people the most,
I'm a Muslim democratic socialist.
Speaker 9: It's scared scared us.
Speaker 1: He'd no right, he's that permegrant. Is so unsettling to me.
I don't know about you guys, but it just he's
constantly with that permanent grin face. It's so phony.
Speaker 2: It's all such a show, just such a show.
Speaker 1: And John Stewart is a socialist, he said in two thousand.
He described his political affiliation as more socialist or independent
than Democrat. He is a socialist, so he's delighted.
Speaker 2: It's so disappointing because I think he's generally smart, you
know what I mean. So for someone that is smart
to be so dumb.
Speaker 1: About that though, he's just the real he's vegan, so
maybe he just needs more iron in his diet or
neat He probably needs that, he needs backyard butchers. That's right,
and he listen. It's easy for him to say I'm
a socialist when he's worth one hundred and twenty million bucks. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: He also seemed to recognize that there are certain policy
ideas from mom Donnie and other democratic socialists which are extreme,
like their idea of abolishing prisons, and he gave Mom
Donnie a chance to walk that back, and that the
chance it just like it flew by, and Mom Donnie did.
Speaker 1: Not try to grab it.
Speaker 2: He didn't even try. In fact, he just said, well, well,
I'll just let you listen to this conversation.
Speaker 13: If someone says we're going to abolish all prisons and
borters like I do, go, I don't think that's a
good idea, like it's it feels like order and security
is also a progressive value. Why shouldn't people in neighborhoods
with less resources have the same safety and security that
neighborhoods with lots of researchers. So are there tenets of
those that are kind of following in the wake of
zoron Mom Donnie's success, that you're not comfortable with, or
that give you pause.
Speaker 9: If you have more than one socialist in a room
and there isn't disagreement, then you don't have more than
one socialist in a room.
Speaker 13: So but you're comfortable with those kinds of discussions, Well.
Speaker 9: I'm comfortable with disagreement, and I'm comfortable with disagreement that
doesn't end the conversation entirely.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, his smile is like the Smile movie.
That like movie with the smile guy. Your reps. I
don't know who said that. I'm sorry, but it is.
That's exactly what it's like. And they are literally about
to make out over everything. That's an enti American. It's gross.
These guys are commie jerks and.
Speaker 2: They have they have such infantile rationale or reasoning for
why they think socialism is a good thing. And you'll
see that example. I mean literally, anytime you have a
conversation with someone and they say, what about police and fire,
I'm just like, you are too stupid to have this
conversation with Sweden, right, I mean I can't. Those are
the dumbest arguments that that is not what socialism is
about at all. Just because you like certain public services
does not mean that the government should then control all
services and all products and your housing and the grocery stores.
I mean, it's just such a nonsense argument, and I
would have hoped that John Stuart would know better, but
instead Mamdannie makes this idiotic point about libraries, and John
Stewart is like, see.
Speaker 9: If you go back to some of the Democrats that
we most admire FDR, you will see a lot of
democratic socialist principles in their vision. And if you think
about a lot of what we've come to accept as
just the facts of life across our country, a lot
of it is also still driven by democratic socialist principles. Now,
if today you and I were to introduce the idea
of a building that lends out books for free, we
would be slandered in the same way that so many
new ideas are slandered today. And yet that's the library,
and the same thing with the fire department, the same
thing with public schools. And it's to say that a
lot of politics has been a debate about who deserves what,
and I would prefer politics that debates how we can
deliver that to everyone by.
Speaker 2: Controlling it, which is exactly what Larry o'ronnor pointed out, saying,
totally waitally finds out that the first libraries in America
were funded by private donations, bequests, membership fees, and churches.
Stuart is ill equipped for an interview like this. Why
is he so prepared when interviewing Republicans about trans issue? Yeah,
but then he's complete dolt at about something this basic.
Speaker 1: I think we know why. Yeah, yeah, I mean listen
and they'll smile at you and make it sound like
they're so benevolent and wonderful and they just want to
help people. It is all a grift. They're so full
of shit, these people and that guy I'm Donnie, especially trouble, Like,
I don't know how people can't see it, you know,
it's so fascinating to me how people are so lebotomized
now that they just can't see what this guy's all about.
My god, I'll spend time in a mosque talking about
and the guy who's in charge of the moss don't
even know what they're called because I don't care. Moms. Yeah,
those they're talking about how they want to destroy Jews
and Christians and it's like that's their mission, right, and
he will he'll happily like listen to that, be part
of it, and then go on. John Stewart's show and
be like, I'm a smiley, wonderful.
Speaker 2: How can you be afraid of this face? Look at
how my squeeze. Yeah, smile, Look how sweet I look.
Speaker 1: I'm so friendly.
Speaker 2: You're not, You're not so you know how he did
this whole rent freeze on like a million different buildings.
Now the landlords have grouped together and they are assuing
him over this rent freeze.
Speaker 1: So there's a whole coalition.
Speaker 2: Of landlords that are taking him to court after that
city imposed a two year rent freeze. The case, as
Gunther Eagelman points out, is very simple. The Rent Guidelines
Board is supposed to be independent, and instead it became
just a rubber stamp for a campaign promise. We even
talked about the fact that one of the board members
was like, I'm out. This is a complete sham, this
entire process totally. And so in the meantime, landlords don't
get a break from all of the rising costs. They
are getting crushed by sonaring taxes, insurance utilities, and the
board's own data showed that many rent stabilized owners lost money,
but the board still voted for that zero increase for
two whole years and I'm glad they're pushing back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and what will happen? Tell me, what will happen
when those those land the land was they landed, which
is not really land when you're in New York City?
But the building owners? What will happen when they just
give up? Because a lot of them will, and then
they'll sell. Who do you think they're going to sell to?
Speaker 2: And how much of it at at a loss will
they have to sell to? R That's the whole point.
Speaker 1: And that is what happens, right, And then who's going
to own all that stuff, all that property, all those buildings,
Who's going to do it? I mean, this is.
Speaker 2: All so calculated and I just yeah, once you say it,
you can't unsee it.
Speaker 1: And I know right.
Speaker 2: Also speaking of socialists, there was some new polling that
shows that AOC is now the front runner for the president,
being the nominee for president in the Democrat Party in
twenty twenty eight. She leads Pete Bodaji by just a
hair uh and then Mark Kelly is hard god and
then follow uh follow with Gavin Newsom Bernie Sanders and boom, yeah,
Mark Kelly Sanders is going to be like ninety I know,
but I know, but they still they're like still trying
to make that happen.
Speaker 1: But Mark Kelly, he's a wild card. Yeah. I wasn't
expecting to see them, expecting that at all. But AFC
I think will be great. I mean, especially if you
put her up against like Marco Rubio. I want to
see it. I love it.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, she has this day energizing people.
That is terrifying. And Ted Cruz also talked about similarly.
You know, it's one thing to be like, of course,
it's it should be so obvious to everyone that these
people are crazy, and to us they are. But unfortunately
it's there's too many people who are like lapping up
their entire philosophy. Here's Ted Cruz on that.
Speaker 14: I think she'll run for president. I don't think she
will run for Senate. But I'm going to make a
prediction for you, Sean. My prediction is comrade Mondami will
be the next Democrat senator from New York that Mondami
will replace. I think Mandami is the single most powerful
Democrat in the country. And I got to say, by
the way, there are some Republicans that are celebrating.
Speaker 10: This is great.
Speaker 14: Our opponents are crazy. That's going to help us. I
want to say, for the record, I'm not celebrating. I
think this is bad for the country. I think this
is unhealthy. I want to see two normal parties that
are not filled with crazy people, who can actually do
something reasonable and who actually love the country. Okay, if
a Democrat likes some higher taxes and higher regulations, I
don't like that. But could we start with the premise
that you love America?
Speaker 1: Well that would that's going to be a stretch in
the Democrat Party. Ded that's a big non starter. Actually
it is. I mean they have they've been hijacked by
America hating Kami, Islamo weirdos you know who want to
like have men in women's restrooms. And if you don't
want that, something's wrong with you. No, y'all are crazy.
It's just crazy.
Speaker 2: How do we convince the the young people who just
get so starry eyed I am by these dazzling smile
and AOC's boob or whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hear you. But I still hold out hope
for this generation, the younger generation, because I think there
are a lot of smart ones out there. It's we've
talked about this with other people. I just hold out
hope you guys, because a lot of them are like
the gen xers who are like, wait, I'm not buying
your bullshit, like what is this? Yeah? And I so,
I I don't, I don't know. There's going to be always,
always going to be people who want free crap, always
going to be like lobottomized sheep who are out there
buying into this crap. But then there's also I think
there are also good young people who are like, I'm
not sure about this. I love this country and everything
that it's done for me, and I I'm not buying
into this.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 2: I hope so too. All Right. The reason for my
name today is obviously for Elon Musk, who did an
interview with just an absolutely insufferable British journalist by the
name of zan Annie Bedos. I don't know if I'm
saying her last name right, but her name is Nanny Beddows,
and she was so hostile to him in this interview,
and he handled it so beautifully. They covered a huge, wide,
uh variety of topics, and so we're going to try
to hit on some of the main ones. But one
of the things that she tried to pull on him
was that he and the people that he support are
far right, and he countered, no, they're just normal. And
then this discussion ensued.
Speaker 10: People, Okay, what do you call it far right? Falsely
you think is the normal person? Okay, yes, liftly?
Speaker 7: Could you could go back ten or fifteen years and
these are these these policies were completely normal.
Speaker 10: In fact, one of the things, one of the tricks
I think it's funny.
Speaker 7: I think it's quite funny, is to like take a
speech from Obama and Hillary and then and then go
to someone and say who's who's sort of, you know,
on the sort of what I call the lunatic left,
and say, what do you think of the speech by Trump?
Speaker 10: Like, oh, wow, he's the worst person ever?
Speaker 7: Actually that was a speech by Obama or actually that
was a speech by Hillary.
Speaker 15: I agree, No, I agree that the center of gravity
in this country has shifted, certainly the Democratic Party. But
that's not what I'm talking about.
Speaker 10: I'm talking about people like group.
Speaker 7: But please people, it's actually just normal people. It's just
normal people. It's just more people and the and here
are the principles, and tell me which are these sound terrible?
That we should have secure borders, that we should have
safe cities, that we should have sensible spending, which are
those three are a far right fringe. And I would
like to just admonish you and the media for the
absurd characterization of the far right, which is false and
misleading and nonsense. Please keep this part in, We'll keep
all of this.
Speaker 1: What an insufferable this bitch. I know she is awful
like and she thinks she's smarter than elon, Like you
could see that.
Speaker 2: On her face, like she see her elitism on her face.
Speaker 1: So pompous, and she's so representative of liberals. And then
in that conversation she had the audacity to say that
they're basically classic liberals in the media.
Speaker 9: No you're not.
Speaker 2: You're not like And that's what Alon is actually exactly.
Speaker 1: She is not a classic liberal. The media is not
classically they're not classic liberals anymore. That's not who They've
been hijacked by commis that's what they are. And she
can't she actually said that they are all about the individual.
She said that in that interview, well, we were really
about the individual. We're classic liberals. No you're not. You
guys are all about collectivism. And socialism and communism. Now
that's who you are. Eat it, lady.
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Speaker 10: Do it?
Speaker 1: Do it.
Speaker 13: All?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 2: So this woman, this zanny lady, was also very very
mad at Elon because she believes that he is the
sole reason that the UK is currently facing a bad rap,
if you will, And we've talked about that, we've talked
about the fact that they are being like absolutely overrun
by crazy Muslims and it's a fact. Now she is
obviously very sheltered and so she doesn't see that in
her day to day existence, and was all defensive with him, like, well,
when's the last time you were even here, because like,
it's not as bad as you say, And he also
put her in her place on that issue.
Speaker 15: Do say things like popular quote civil war in Britain
is inevitable, just a question, Yes, when were you asked
in the UK.
Speaker 10: A few years ago?
Speaker 15: Exactly?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 15: So I live there and there the whole time.
Speaker 10: That is new existence.
Speaker 15: No, I don't, actually, And the numbers also disprove what
you say, all the numbers about quote that London is
a much safer city than any city in the United States.
Speaker 10: Violent crime in the UK is not where you think
it is.
Speaker 2: In fact, it's coming down.
Speaker 15: You you have painted and because you have so many followers,
so many Americans believe it a kind of view that
Europe and the UK are kind of, you know, overrun
with terrifying Muslim immigrants. There's rape on every corner, there's
a sort of civilizational destruction.
Speaker 7: Said any of those things. If you have a large
and growing, rapidly growing a group of people whose beliefs
are antithetical to Western beliefs, at some point there will
be a reckoning.
Speaker 2: Of course there will. And she was raised in a
very sheltered environment. She went to a private all girls
boarding school in Shropshire where fees are sixty thousand dollars year.
Speaker 11: Quite right, Quite right, Shopshah, Who's going.
Speaker 1: To tell her about the two hundred fifty thousand women
that were raped by you know, Muslim rape gangs. I
would you know, listen, I would love to ask her,
if I were given the chance, what if all of
those rapists were Christians? Would you be like talking about
it twenty four to seven?
Speaker 2: Because I think you would be, ye hag, That's exactly right.
She was also very very mad at Elon because you
remember there was that twenty four hour period where he
allowed on X for the movie Uh Vigilance or Citizen
Vigilante to be free and accessible to watch to anybody
in the entire world on X for twenty four hours.
She was very very mad about that. And I loved
his response to her on this issue as well.
Speaker 15: Gaped opinion about the UK and so many Americans I
come across and I have conversations with and and I
just had one the other day along the order of oh,
London such a dangerous place. How can you know that
there are sort of grooming gangs everywhere. Thereof there's violence everywhere.
This is a picture that people get from things that
you post, all that are posted on x and for example,
you're you're posting for what was it forty eight hours
of Citizen Vigilante, that film, which you know prints a
dystopian I've watched it.
Speaker 10: Yes, it was not fun.
Speaker 2: I watched it yesterday.
Speaker 1: It's not a very good movie.
Speaker 15: But it also paints a dystopian picture of Europe, and
it glorifies vigilante violence. It glorifies the murdering of a
Muslim immigrant family. I honestly think that it is irresponsible
for you to put that up.
Speaker 10: On ex It's a movie and it's worth watching.
Speaker 1: Right, totally worth watching. You can like it or dislike it. Again,
she is acting as if there are no Muslim break
gangs in the UK. She's literally acting as if they
don't exist. Yeah, she makes it sound like it's just
a joke. It's a joke. It doesn't happen, you guys.
She is this woman is a journalist. This is why
we hate you. Yeah. Yeah, I mean I wasn't a
big fan of the movie either. Annie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we talked about the fact that neither of us
particularly liked it, although it could have the further removed
I get from it. The more of an appreciation I
have for it, because even though it was not great,
I don't think it glorified vigilante violence the way that
she says it did. I think what it did is
it showed you how desperate people will become when their
government doesn't take care of them the way they should.
But that so I just I don't know. I didn't
love it, but I get it. I get why it
was an important movie to make. So anyway, she also
decided to tell him, just to his face, that people
hate him, and he also had a great response for that.
Speaker 15: It makes people. It's why, you know, we started this
conversation saying superlatives. It's why people loathe you. I mean,
some people do loath you, Yes, some people do. But
do you understand why do you think what you're doing
is helpful for Westernville?
Speaker 7: Maybe some people do loath me, that's and that's probably true.
I don't care the uh. But but the fact that,
as you pointed out, a quarter billion people follow me
is that I think a lot more people actually like
me than don't. And I think a lot more people
hate you and the media more than you realize.
Speaker 1: Yeah, damn, and it's true. And she had a hard time.
She was like, I like reject.
Speaker 2: That they can't well, they just can't ever do any
kind of introspection, never, no, no self awareness. She also
played the tired old card of people saying that because
Doge cut funding for USAID, that like people are dying
as a result of it, and he is like he
had zero tolerance for this argument as you read.
Speaker 15: But zero Latin died, because well that's what I that's zero,
that's what I would zero.
Speaker 7: I think when funding is stopped for frauds organizations or
for something, do you think they're going to say, do
you think they're going to say, well, we please keep
funding the fraud or do you think they're going to
come up with a sad story that sounds sympathetic in
order to get the funding restored.
Speaker 10: Obviously it will be the latter. And that's exactly what
they did, totally.
Speaker 1: And it's just so irresponsible of her to do that.
Speaker 2: I know that really is.
Speaker 1: She's so tired, zero credibility at that point, don't spewie.
Speaker 2: And because he's been very very outspoken about the the
migrant issue. She asked him about immigration, and here's what
he said.
Speaker 10: In favor of immigration.
Speaker 7: Obviously, I'd be hypocritical if I wasn't so some immigrants
to the United States. I'm in favor of immigration if
the person immigrating is going to be a productive member
of society, if they're going to be honest, and if
they're not going to mistreat people in that country they're
going to.
Speaker 1: It's pretty simple. I mean it used to be. It
was even simple for Democrats. I mean you heard Bill
Clinton basically said that years ago, and now the Democrat
Party is like, what all immigration is like, all of
it's good. No, it's not. There's a difference between legal
and illegal immigration, and for some reason they're too retarded
to understand that that they are.
Speaker 2: She then wanted to I mean, she asked him if
like he's racist, and he pushed back against that, and
then she asked him outright if he was anti Muslim,
and he you know how thoughtful he gets before or
as he's answering a question. You can really see him
think being careful about how he answers this. But he's
also very truthful.
Speaker 10: I don't think there's any racism.
Speaker 15: There are you anti Muslim?
Speaker 7: I am I'm I'm against uh having if if people
are coming to a country with antithetical views, I am
against that.
Speaker 10: I'm against that, you know, I'm against I'm against rape
and murda.
Speaker 7: I'm against the imposition of rules and laws that are
contrary to what we've come to accept.
Speaker 2: In the West, yep.
Speaker 1: And I'm against you know, pedophilia and the oppression of
women and the things that Muslim represent in this country
because they don't want to assimilate, they want to they
want to conquer, They want to eliminate and conquer. So
and I know people, you know, have been worried about
the relationship that Elon and Trump have, whether they're still
friendly to one another. What Elon thinks about Trump's administration
and the work that they've done. And she asked him
that question, and here's what.
Speaker 15: He said, disappointed by this administration.
Speaker 7: No, I think this is this administration on balance as excellent.
No administration is perfect, but it's vastly better than the alternative.
Speaker 1: So I don't think there's I think they're fine. Right.
Could you imagine could you imagine like every once in
a while, I'll be like, remember when Kamala and Walls
ran for president and vice president? Like, you can complain
all you want, but could you imagine the absolute hellscape
that would be if they want, if they got into office?
Oh my god, I cannot, I know.
Speaker 2: He did. They did talk about AI too, and the
threat of AI and how like it'll probably kill us
all in ten years essentially, And so she's like, well,
why would you continue to build and continue to advance
AI technology when you know it has this potential of
killing everybody? And he was like, because you don't stop
trying to make progress just because you're afraid. I mean,
you have to keep making progress. And he actually offered
a very optimistic view of AI. You'll hear a little
bit of that here.
Speaker 7: I think AI may exceed the sum of human intelligence
in about and around five years five years, roughly five.
Speaker 10: Years is my guess.
Speaker 7: So there really won't be anything that AI can't do
better than humans, apart from being human.
Speaker 15: Perhaps at a more prosaic level, what will life be like?
Speaker 7: The most likely outcome is an age of amazing abundance
where anyone can have anything they can think of. Wow,
this may sound preposterous, but well, here we are in
twenty twenty six.
Speaker 10: Let's see where we stand in twenty thirty six.
Speaker 7: Now, of course there are things that could derail this,
like a massive global theomonuclear war or something like that.
Speaker 10: But assuming that there's.
Speaker 7: Not World War three, I think I think we're headed
for an age of amazing abundance. So this is I guess,
a message of optimism and excitement about the future.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's hopeful, right, it is. If it doesn't
kill us all, then we're going to have a lot
of stuff.
Speaker 1: But it is. But the most terrifying thing to me
about AI is that it will surpass human intelligence. I mean,
we're dealing with people who think that socialist and as socializing,
you know, it's and they don't they don't understand history,
they're not I mean, our education system is completely bored.
People are just dumber now for sure, by and large,
so and then you got AI and it's like it's
just going to outweigh us so quickly. That's where I'm terrified.
Speaker 2: It needs to be reeled in and hopefully we do that, right,
I mean, man, it's a it's scary. The whole thing
is scary. But I like listening to him be opp.
Speaker 1: Yeah, totally that I agree calm.
Speaker 2: In some ways. Also, I wish I knew who made this,
but this I loved what somebody did in using AI
to create this little snippet.
Speaker 10: A lot more people actually like me than don't.
Speaker 1: It's a Tesla robot. That's great.
Speaker 2: I just love that so much. That way, good use
of AI, Yes, very good use of AI. Jordan Peterson,
who it's so nice to see him back on X
he posted this whole interview. Reposted this entire interview and
said it reminded him of Kathy Newman and his own
interview with Kathy Newman and that it was a masterful
takedown of that Zanny idiot god I missed. So that
was good stuff. Speaking of Muslims and terror and Iran
and all of those things. Tucker has gone like the
mask is all the way down and he is essentially
a Bernie Sanders Tuka. He is awful. And first before
we even get to the clip about the billion is,
which is what Bernie always complains about. Uh, there was
a clip of him recently from his show, and I'm
keeping it very short so that hopefully he doesn't come
after us for copyright. But where he uses that incredibly
irritating vocal affect I don't even know how to describe it,
to make fun of a very rational fear of Islamic terror,
and he does it in this way that is so condescending, Yes, condescending,
off putting, and just completely ignorant of the actual threat.
Speaker 1: Here's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 10: That was the Secretary of War's position.
Speaker 16: And again, we are often to killing foreign terrorist leaders
who are terrorizing Americans the danger of Islam, and.
Speaker 1: She hot or a mass his bullah, you.
Speaker 16: Know America's greatest problems. Oh my god, this hotels to
control New Mexico.
Speaker 10: But as.
Speaker 2: God, why does he do that?
Speaker 1: Because he's like I think I gotta tread lightly because
I don't want to get sued because he's really a
big believer in free speech. But god, these people. Yeah,
but I just I think that he loves Islam.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 1: I think that's that's his that's his bag.
Speaker 7: Baby. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I also think he is a Nepo baby, just like
mom Donnie. They're both babies. I don't like net Bo babies,
you guys, I'm not a fan. I mean, I'll just
be honest. Mock mock made differ She's probably a nicer
to people who are trust fund kids, that are netbo
babies who act like America sucks. And I don't for that.
I mean, I just don't like it. He is Steph
from Pretty and Pink. That's who he is to me.
Remember Steph, She's just trash and she always will be.
And he wore like the suit the school, like the
Wait are you talking about Steph pretty in pink? Remember
guys with Blaine, you remember Tucker reminds me of Steph.
He reminds me of that rich guy who was just
all elitist. And this is the thing though he tries
not to be like that, like he is that, but
then to everybody like here, he would he would say,
I'm just a regular guy, like to Haunt and Fish,
I'm just a regular guy live in Maine. I do
all the regular guy things. There were geese. I'm just
I'm just like you. I'm folksy. He's not folksy. He
was like bo tie wearing elitist and he is a
trust fund baby. And he he is in a lawsuit
right now with the daughter of the Swanson fortune. And
it's like he and his brother, Yeah, he and his
brother are getting payouts from that fortune that his stepmother made.
Who even will say, I wasn't that close to my stepmother,
but she's the one who gave him this life of privilege, right.
She died in twenty twenty three, And now her daughter's like,
I don't think that Buckley or whatever his name is,
is it.
Speaker 2: Bucker Bucker Tucker.
Speaker 1: They don't. They shouldn't be getting the payout. The biological
daughter should. And he's in a wrapped up in a
lawsuit about that. And my question to him is like,
why would you be wrapped up in a lawsuit when
you're worth like one hundred million dollars. I don't get that.
Why do you need that money so bad? Why would
you want that? And then he has the audacity to
point fingers at other wealthy people. He is wealthy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sorry, I keep messing with my but you
are so staticky to me again, and so I think
it's my and I think it was in my staticky
you guys, now you're still staticky me. I don't know what's.
Speaker 1: Going on on my staticky to you.
Speaker 2: That's a little better, maybe now that I have both
of them in it's better. I don't know really hopefully,
I think.
Speaker 1: It'll be okay.
Speaker 2: I can hear like every other word.
Speaker 1: So I just don't understand why he is like wealth
is bad. Now you are? This is what this is
so classic. It's classic netpo baby, and it's classic socialist
slash communists. They're wealthy. It's like John Stewart is worth
one hundred and twenty million, and it's so he can
talk freely about socialism and communism because it won't affect
him when the shit goes down, and it won't affect
Tucker either, So just interesting to me.
Speaker 2: He also, once again, as always, is complaining that Israel
controls our entire political system and it's just so tired.
But here is a little snippet of him doing that.
This is not on his podcast, so he can't come
after us for copyright.
Speaker 16: We're doing it because Israel wants it, and Israel controls
our politics through campaign donations at least, and maybe there
are other ways that it controls our politics, but there's
no debate about it.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 16: This is not an anti Semitic conspiracy theory that my
whole life, I've watched this though my whole life, I've
said nothing about it, right, and in a lot of ways,
I was intimidated by the claim that anyone who notices
is an anti Semite. Well, I'm not an anti Semite.
I'm never going to be an anti Semite. I abhor
anti Semitism and all forms of racism, no matter what
they say. I just I'm not for it. So that's
not my motive. My motive is it's true, and trying
to bully me into saying it's not true is not
going to work. Why is it happening?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: He's not it's not true. It's absolutely not true. He
doesn't say anything about like the lobbying of Saudi Arabia, China,
all of these other places. He never talks about that.
He only talks about Israel, which is way down on
the list, you know. And it's the same as when
people are like, oh my god, there's a genocide happening.
Genocide is not when people have an increase in population.
Speaker 2: Right, you can all understand why this is hard for people.
Speaker 1: It's hard for him, and to me that makes me think, yes,
you are an anti semi, because there's no other reason
you would be spewing this garbage if you were not,
in fact, an anti Semite.
Speaker 2: And just I mean again, we're talking about fifteen million
people in a world of eight billion or whatever, and
he's trying to make it sound like they're they somehow
have so much wealth that they can control the greatest country,
the most powerful country in history. The fifteen million people
and their money.
Speaker 1: Can do that. Okay, it's I know, it's stupid. It's
fifteen million versus two billion, Okay, I mean, and that's
just Muslims.
Speaker 2: But he's saying that over everybody, the entire world.
Speaker 1: It's all controlled all I know. It's I can't even
wrap my brain around it. And people buy into it.
That's where it's nut.
Speaker 2: Okay. So here he is complaining again, tell me how
this is different than anything that would come out of
the face of mom Donnie, of AOC of Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 1: It's not. It is the same.
Speaker 16: People benefiting from the private equity scams and the crypto
scams and all the other scams underway in the American economy.
We don't really produce anything. We just lend money at
high interest, sell real estate. Again and again, those people
are getting richer than everyone else.
Speaker 10: The billionaire class.
Speaker 16: Oh my god, and they don't want to deal with
questions about how exactly this works. Why are they paying
half the taxes that you're paying as a wag journer, Like,
I don't really get that, and they don't want to
have to defend it.
Speaker 1: You don't know, it's unbelievable. And he knows nothing about
being a way journer. He knows nothing about people who
are working class. He is not. He is a trust
fund baby is he was born or like, from the
age of ten, he's been rich. He's a rich kid.
And now he's like, I don't like rich people. Like
what they never include themselves, never ever ever, and they
always bump it up. Well, I hate the billionaires. What
about the millionaires, Tucker? What about millionaires like you? What
about that? Because you're worth what anywhere between fifty and
one hundred and fifty million dollars, I feel like you're
doing okay? That to me is a rich person. What
He's just crazy.
Speaker 2: And now you know we've talked about this before that
this like circle of Woke Reich the podcast to stand people,
they just are in this continuous circle jerk. I mean
it's like they continuously just have each other in this
in this carousel and it's happening again. And so Sean
Ryan is now on The Tucker Show saying, this is
the most personal interview I've ever done.
Speaker 1: God, what a disappointment this guy is.
Speaker 2: I talk about all of it here, getting off social media,
getting off of everything, going back to church, what I
believe I was shown, and why I'll never go near
that again. Some of it I'm still not ready to
talk about.
Speaker 1: You, Okay, Sean, you know the whole interview is him going, oh.
Speaker 2: Shit, really really shit. Ohay man, Yeah, that's gonna be
the whole interview, and then it'll be Tucker's laugh interspersed
or whatever it is.
Speaker 1: My god, oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: All right, So we do need to talk a little
Candace today because we talked yesterday and showed a clip
actually of Tracy Martin completely just putting to bed this
rumor that she is the leaker to the Daily Mail
about Erica having some anti Candace Ti rate it's all nonsense.
And so Candace played that clip on her own show
yesterday and said that Tracy is lying, and it's just
it's amazing, it's amazing to watch it happen. But here
here is the moment.
Speaker 17: And say hey, if you have any of friends, brother.
We received a flurry of emails of people who presented proof,
concrete proof that the story did indeed come from a
family friend of Erica. And that family friend is exactly
who I suspect expected it was Tracy Martin, because Tracy
Martin also lies. Tracy Martin's been doing the rounds in
the press. She was given quotes to US magazine. And
she's also the person who had a perfectly friendly phone
call with me and pretended that I was shouting and
cursing her out on the phone.
Speaker 2: That tells me she's a liar. She's a liar.
Speaker 17: And what she immediately did when I said I suspected
it was her was that she tried to get ahead
of it and go on to paramount tactical show. And
now this is before I had received emails the effect
that it was Tracy Martin.
Speaker 1: And like I.
Speaker 17: Said, I'll say allegedly, but I feel very good about
the source.
Speaker 1: Oh, she'll say allegedly. Now you can just hear the show.
Speaker 17: Tracy Martin tries to get in front of this and
lies with her usual Erica Nevers and anything wrong ever
in her whole life even though Tracy was friend with
Erica back in the days when she was dating uh
you know, uh not with this basketball players Erica. You
could find views of her wrapping to gangster music when
she was partying Tracy Martin was going to pretend that
that ever happened.
Speaker 1: And were in a rap video like that.
Speaker 2: Watch her lie take a listen. Erica would never make
a curse.
Speaker 1: She doesn't say those things, and she's still to this day.
I cut this down about Candice or anyone involved in
this at all.
Speaker 2: That's literally not true.
Speaker 17: She came out dressed like an assassin and name checked
me and accused me of accusing her of killing her husband.
Speaker 2: How dare she was meant to invite hate toward me
she did. The entire reason her pr thing.
Speaker 17: Fell apart was because Erica has been signaling for people
to attack me.
Speaker 1: Stop just stop name checking me in questions that.
Speaker 17: Were preapproved by Barry Weiss, which she knew was going
to happen.
Speaker 2: How dared a question once again? A victim? I'm always
everybody hates me because of Erica.
Speaker 11: Oh my god, It's like it's like poke poke, don't
poke me back.
Speaker 1: Why are you running after me after me, Oh my god,
it's just the narcissism is so text book. And Tracy
Martin is a business owner, like she is a She's
also a great friend.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: It's I would rather have her as a friend than
any I mean, Cannas doesn't even have friends, you know.
I don't know Brett that Brett Chick maybe is still
her friend anyways, But Tracy is a business owner. I
would sue if because if you're a business owner and
Candas is coming after you and she has that gigantic
platform and she wants to call you a liar and
that you're a terrible person. God, I hope Tracy suser too.
Speaker 2: Everybody needs to sue. Everybody sue. There was a I
guess I'm not one hundred percent on because I didn't
watch the full so I just have seen these clips
floating around. But apparently she opened her show last night
talking about parasites, and this was again one of those
instances where you're like, does she not hear herself? Know,
because she is literally describing herself right, But I think
she may have. I'm not sure who she was talking
to talking about. I think she was trying to make
a comparison of Ben Shapiro to being a parasite, not realizing,
of course, that she is describing herself one hundred percent
accurately here she is.
Speaker 17: All right, you guys, I want to talk about parasites
because they are fascinating little organisms. They're creepy, but they
are fascinating in parts because their survival depends on feeding
off of a host and causing it harm. And really
think about that existence, not being able to live unless
you are causing destruction.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I can't, Mary, I can't. It's that
is the biggest projection I've ever seen. It's off the charts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and her whole you know, the whole way that
she turns everything inward and says that she's the victim
of Erica wearing all black one day and apparently that
was an assassin outfit. I don't even know what that
is all about, but I would ask any of her
idiot cult following, when do you ever see Candace being
truly threatened? I mean, I'm sure she gets like the
death threats over email or whatever, just like Erica does
now by the zillions thanks to Candace, But when do
you ever see organized threats like this? Erica was supposed
to come and speak today as a matter of fact
in DC, and there's this whole you know, she has
to pay for crimes committed against the youth of the world.
Speaker 1: Crying out loud, I mean.
Speaker 2: This is crazy.
Speaker 1: Can you read like the actual caption Erica Kirk is
coming to kirk with the intention of infecting our youth
with white supremacist mailshivenistick Nazi bullshit. Apparently she hasn't got
the message that she's not welcome in Washington. Will gather
beforehand at six o'clock at North Rose Hill Woodlands Park,
then march to the event. Let's give her the same
treatment she got in San Antonio where red.
Speaker 2: And then it had Ultimately it was canceled, thankfully because
due to significant safety concerns because I guess Capitol Hill
Police are Capitol Hill Pride and Kirkland City Council and
the police department you know heard about this, got together,
they were worried and now community support was withdrawn due
to this collaboration, we can no longer keep people safe.
Their whole purpose was to not keep somebody safe, and
that was Erica, and Erica keeps facing the shit because of.
Speaker 1: Candace Yeah, it's kind of like part of it. Listen,
she if she didn't have Erica, what would she talk
about on her show? Exactly? Seriously, what would she talk about?
Speaker 2: We pick up like other people like having dicks that
don't actually right.
Speaker 1: So people will come onto our socials and they'll be like,
all you ever do is talk about Candace, bitch.
Speaker 10: Please.
Speaker 11: We cover like thirty to forty topics a show, and
like the majority ninety five percent of those topics have
nothing to do with Candace.
Speaker 1: Exactly? Does she do the same? No, Her shows are
laser focused on Erica kirk a widow, and laser focused
on taking down Turning Point USA, which is what her
deposed best friend built with his blood, sweat and tears.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this she's crazy. She's absolutely alllundaic. And remember yesterday
how we showed that Macca gear or merch that she
has on her website. This says make America Candace guess again.
I before I deleted those pictures from my folder, I
was like, just struck by it again, and so I
reposted them on Twitter and I was like, I still
am just amazed that this is a thing. Right, So
many of her idiot followers were like, that's not real,
and I'm like, you're literally on her website, So I
had to keep linking people like, yes it is, and
now what are you going to do now that you're
defending her saying no, no, no, this can't be real.
Once you see that it is, what do they do next?
Speaker 1: I tell you what they do because I saw it
on our I saw a couple of people say to you,
it means make America Christian again. No it doesn't, no, no, not.
Speaker 2: The point is when they see that it does say
make America candae again. What are they going to do
with that information?
Speaker 1: They're going to rationalize, because this is what they do.
They're going to rationalize. No shit, mean that that's a typo.
She couldn't possibly mean that, she couldn't possibly be the
narcissistic megal amaniac that she actually is. They're going to
rationalize mock because they are, so They're gone. These people
aren't a cult.
Speaker 2: So I know everyone. It seemed like just a ton
of people really really enjoyed the throwback that we played
the other day about the raccoon story and the Big
Hole in My shower. Got a lot of feedback about that,
saying we want more, we want more flashbacks. And you
had mentioned the other day about some hate mail that
we got when we were switching our show time on
the radio. We were afternoons and we were moving from
afternoon drive to mornings because we wanted more time at
home and dinner time with our families. Yes, and so
it was a great move for us. We absolutely could
not wait to do it, even though most people in
radio would be like, why would you give up drive
time because that's not what was impensive, right.
Speaker 1: It wasn't important for us to be on drive time.
We just wanted we loved what we did, and we
wanted to see our kids in Yes.
Speaker 2: But there was so much hate mail about it, and
so we ended up doing a video at the time
to respond to some of the hate mail. This is
cut down because it was a very long it's it's
a much longer video, but I've cut it down to
some of the best of so please enjoy. There's been
some reaction.
Speaker 1: There's always reaction, and now.
Speaker 2: We should say before we start reading all the hate,
people have been very nice. Yeah, and so many people, Yeah,
it had been.
Speaker 1: Nice, mostly in this building.
Speaker 2: Yeah. The people that are on our social media have
been very, very nice about this change. They're happy for
us that we're going to have some work life balance,
which is the primary reason that this change has happened.
So that's lovely.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but yeah, there's always some hate. We expected it.
So we're going to share some of that hate with.
Speaker 2: You because it's so true.
Speaker 1: Time to share it from Paul idiotic giggling and worn
out nineties catchphrases coming five days a week, nine to eleven.
Wonder what's on Freedom ninety five at that time? Would
have to be better than these two clouds.
Speaker 2: If you know how I feel? Why would you say that?
And then Carol agreed and said, I'm with you. Can't
stand the cackling? Yeah, do we cackle? I think I
probably do? You do you really? But I mean it's
not like a Hillary cackle. Mac said, this is my
favorite one. In fact, I dedicated entire posts to Zach
on our website. Chicks had no business being on during
rush hour anyway. Everyone is trapped in their vehicles and
can't escape.
Speaker 18: He doesn't know about the butt, the dial, the little
buttons and dials, and you can turn it off and
you can also get out of your car if you
when you get He.
Speaker 2: Also said, and this is like his way of slamming
our age. Oh thank god, Hopefully now I won't have
to listen to the hens on the right. You see
what he did.
Speaker 10: It's so clever.
Speaker 2: I've never heard that before. Ever.
Speaker 3: Clever.
Speaker 2: Good for you, you will meet such a like comfortable situation.
Speaker 1: I like the chicks, but when they start talking in
their high pitchy voices, when they.
Speaker 19: Speak about you, I have to turn because they don't
like him. We talk about dogs.
Speaker 1: They don't like it.
Speaker 19: I think that you either, And that's too bad for
you that you don't like dogs. My dogs would like
you either me.
Speaker 2: Do you think that's the voice that he was referring to.
Speaker 1: They repeat what the other one says about time in
a row in a row, ten times in a row,
ten times in a row.
Speaker 2: So they're saying, we repeat each other ten times in a.
Speaker 1: Row, what the other says, what the other one says
ten times in a row, ten times in a row,
as if we would ever repeat each other, as if
ten times in a row in a row, we wouldn't
do that. Never, Sorry that you're disappointed that we're not
leaving completely, but we're not. We're just gonna have some
more work life balance and we're really looking forward. And
we're adding a webcam so you get to see us
and we get to interact with you, and we'll be
able to hang out with you more in the studio
and to say hi and whatnot and repeat ourselves and
repeat ourselves ten times in a row.
Speaker 2: We have voices. Yes, Yes, that was my favorite. What
year was that?
Speaker 1: That had to have been like twenty sixteen, twenty probably
twenty sixteen, twenty seventhing like that. Yeah, yeah, at least
ten years ago, you get. Yeah, we've not changed.
Speaker 2: We have not. I mean, looks wise, we may have changed.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'm totally looked different. God I'm older now,
but you know WHATCKL. And we still repeat each other
ten times in a row.
Speaker 2: All right. We have a few reviews to share from
the Apple podcast platform, which we hope you also contribute to.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 2: These are back from March, so we're working through all
of them. Here's the first one.
Speaker 1: Starts my day off right. I discovered your show about
seven months ago, shortly before Early died, and you chicks
never failed to make me laugh and cry at the
same time, even in the most dire circumstances. I too,
is a Megan follower, and I'm absolutely disappointed with what
has happened to her in the last few months. In
any event, loving the show and have missed Daisy this week,
but have loved Jason Hammer this week. I would love
to see the three of you do shows together from
time to time. Okay, here's another all right, Hildeloo, such fun.
I recently started watching your show and I absolutely love
you too. I used to be a Megan fan, but
no more. Now I'm totally obsessed with the chicks. Thanks
so much for preparing such a great show. I can't
wait to get up in the morning immediately tune in.
Speaker 2: I think I may even Did I have a third one? Yes?
Speaker 1: Is l I mom four O two my favorite podcast, Humor,
common Sense and Patriotism. Love you chicks, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Love it. We also have to thank Tim Hixon, who
said now that Daisy allows shit. I have a question.
If you started number two just before midnight and finished
just after is that what's known as same shit, different day? Yes,
miss your faces see in Charleston.
Speaker 1: Yes, Timfoolery. We get to dance in Charleston, Timfoolery.
Speaker 2: Diana Mischler said, the only thing that would make Andrew
Tate's outfit worse is if those loafers would have been
those kind that are mules open in the back. You know,
he wears those kind of slippers with a silk.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: Grow ah. That's disgusting, really it does.
Speaker 1: I'm about to sneeze.
Speaker 2: Over on locals. Jimi Henderson said, Good morning, America. How
are you? Don't you know I'm your? Don't you know
I'm your? Don't you know I'm your?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I love you COTR family. Don't you know?
Speaker 1: I don't know what that means? But I hope I
read it right now you Okay, I got to get
to it. Hold on, I was too busy sneezing you guys.
Sorry about my sneezing. Good morning, Mack and Daisy. Happy Friday.
I hope y'all have some exciting weekend plans. Have a
great weekend. See you Monday, much love. My plans are
to do a whole lot of nothing. That's what I
play to do. Kitty Mayor one. Regarding the data centers,
my little town is going through this right now, it's
not only the electricity, but the water usage and the
harm to the environment, wild animals, streams are being polluted
by the discharge. Yeah, I worry about the I'm you know,
I'm not like missus Kumbaya, but I do. I am
a rural person and I worry about that. So I
just need what is the discharge?
Speaker 7: What is it?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I have no idea what it is,
but I've been seeing stuff with ranches and I don't know.
I got to do more research. Aaron Kreeger not sure
what this means for my hold on from my normal gainess.
But I have such a crush on Marco. It's very confusing,
but I'm just gonna let it happen, Aaron. I feel you, Aaron.
It's it's okay. You can love him and be hot
for him because he is an exception. Yeah, we have
girl crushes all the time, totally. Yeah, Supernova tacos with
so many tacos, right, Raquel's eight A six five. I
wonder how that guy, says chaoa oign Er John Leibowitz
aka Stewart Glazed Mom, Donnie. He fully fluffed him. Here's
my cool money. Marcy Parals Good morning, y'all. I'd like
to take a second to appreciate everyone who clicks the
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appreciate that, and we appreciate you. Marcy, Thank you, super Nova.
Hey it's Friday. Please hit the like button and subscribe
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great weekend. People, guys are so sweet. Teresa CTM, retired
US and three Arnegie Carnegie Arnegie. Did I just say Arnegie?
Carnegie and Carnegie funded over sixteen hundred libraries in his time.
That's free enterprise. It's also very generous. Libraries have actually
been around since seventeen thirty one, thanks Ben Franklin. More history.
Speaker 2: They don't know, Yeah they were. Libraries have been around
longer than the concept of socialism as exactly.
Speaker 1: Uh huh Sinnshine fifty six day, Daisy allergy suck this am.
Thanks for all he's bringing lightness to our mornings. Oh
my god, my Lary, you guys. Before we went on air,
I sneezed about eleven times in a row. So bad
this morning.
Speaker 2: And I always give a really helpful advice, and I
tell her to look at the light or don't look
at the light, because I don't know which is the.
Speaker 1: Right one to super helpful. You guys, you're welcome, really
really helpful. Teresa CTM, retired US. I know three Tucker's
not for racism, but being against the Jews is not
racism or antisemitic, because I say it's not. He's an
anti semid Yes please Carrio two three sixty nine. Candace
Owens are doing white face with the blush makeup, okay,
Catherine Mann's eye to seven nine six. For someone who
loves to travel, Candace should really try a grippy soock vacation.
I hear reservations require a seventy two hour minimum. What
a loon? She is a she is alone the foreign factor.
Our population isn't even fifteen million, it's ten.
Speaker 2: Is that right?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 1: Yeah, more baby, Yeah, Kelly HB one seven two. Amy's
hair was so long ten years ago. It was like
about that length. Now it's getting it's probably two or
two inches away. Yeah, but it's you know, being young,
to waste it on the youth, you know what I'm saying, Kelly, Supernova,
It takes a parasite to know a parasite way to go,
Candy O. I'm even moodier today than I was yesterday.
Plus it look like a bullfrog. But I have the
Lord in my corner and all you spectacular people you
do have our great community squid Guard PC. It's funny
that you're showing old clips because a week ago I
started watching your videos from twenty twenty. I wanted to
see y'all's reaction to COVID in the election. We definitely
had some reactions.
Speaker 2: You should try to find the one. I don't know
where it is, but there was one where we were
completely drunk after the election. It was a midterm election
in twenty twelve.
Speaker 1: Twenty twelve. It was the mid nine, Rob was so
that wasn't the mit Romney on.
Speaker 2: No, it was. I think it was just a midterm
and so we were but we were freaking out, you guys.
We were drunk and like super sad about the fact
that Alan Grayson, you guys are my god, Alan Grayson
won his seat again.
Speaker 1: You should play that next week. You gotta find that
those are those are gold. They didn't save a lot
of our stuff for the radio, you guys. They just
that was.
Speaker 2: That was way before radio, right exactly.
Speaker 1: But when we were in radio, we wanted so many
of the interviews that we did with so many wonderful people.
They don't save anything in radio. So yeah, it's so
much better to be on video. Shelley Bolton Yell are
the best ten times in a row better than.
Speaker 2: Ten times in a row?
Speaker 1: Ten times in a row? Yeah, we would never do.
Brian Bremley supernova. Pitts fingers just saying eleven sneezes in
a row, didn't mock repeat it? No, she didn't, she didn't.
It's kind of crazy. Jose, Texas fifteen Morning from Texas.
Allergies are nothing to sneeze at. Just take my Moneyjse,
what is it? Because I've lived your five years. I
need to know what's in the air? Is it this summer?
Speaker 3: Is?
Speaker 1: It's not say you or favor, because you know people
talk about that here in Texas and I don't think
that's what it is. I'm just sneezing it stuff. The
foreign factor Israel population is ten, Jews are sixteen oh Israel?
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, so the Jewish makes I asked for sixteen?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well everywhere, Yeah, you're talking about every
Jews all over the world is sixteen million. Yes, that's
just not very many. It's not I am. I for what,
I'm very excited about this weekend. I'm going to go
blow my nose when I get out the air, you
guys bring it in. Sorry about all the sniffling today.
I really do apologize. Did my best I really? Did
you know? We're going to get an email.
Speaker 2: Sniffling You guys have a great weekend.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to you Monday.
Speaker 2: I