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right here we are. It is Friday, you guys. Let
me tell you what's coming up on today's show. The
House passes a budget bell resolution. We're gonna break that
down just a little bit for you. Jasmine Rocket is
talking again, and a Baltimore high school student is suspended
for asking, uh, where the American flags are? Because this
is where we are as a country. All that and
so much more coming up on today's show.
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Speaker 1: Okay? Yesterday the House passed the Save Act. And if
you guys don't know what the Say Act is, it's
basically that the voter id thing. Okay. So it was
a vote of two twenty to two, eight four Democrats
voting in favor. The bill aims to prevent non citizens
from voting by requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration. Yes,
there you go, there's all the info there on the screen.
Libs are mad because they want illegal voters. Basically, they
want illegals to vote so they can actually have voters.
And they say that married women are disenfranchised somehow because
we don't know how to get ID people of color.
Is that I've never I've never had a problem getting
I'm married and I've never had a problem getting That's
like one of the first things I did after I
got married was I went and got a new ID.
Is this Why is this hard? Why?
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 6: I would say, Hey, guys, you got to go get
an ID. You want everybody to get an ID. Make
it easier to go to the DMV and get a
damn life. Make it more experience. But the name change
thing is the dumbest thing in the world. It That's
what they're saying, is, well, you know, women get married.
Now there's seventy million women who are disenfranchised.
Speaker 1: Not I'm not disenfranchised. You have to have an ID
to get Suita fed.
Speaker 2: You know DNA.
Speaker 6: It's like going to get twenty three and me you
like spitting a cop. You got to use your finger.
There's a retinal thing. Now I can buy suit a
FAED because they think I'm going to take it and
cook it in my back.
Speaker 1: The thing. But then democrats are like, you shouldn't have
to have it to vote. You should you should have
to have it to vote. So they're super mad. Everybody's
pissed off about that. But you know, this is it's happened.
So we the House passed the say back. That happened yesterday.
Just FYI. Also, Idaho, they have band of vaccine mandates
and schools and businesses and the first of its kind
medical freedom bill. This is kind of cool. So it's
called the Idaho Medical Freedom Act. I know, I was
doing some stuff. We talked about them on Monday too.
You guys, remember the Idaho governor. We talked about it
this you know past Monday they talked about the whole
death penalty for pedophiles. You know which right it's now
they have this Medical Freedom Act. It bars private businesses, schools,
and government entities from denying admission or services to a
person for not having received a medical intervention, including a vaccine,
procedure or medication. This is they're the first state to
do this, to outlaw vaccine mandates in both public and
private sectors. Look at I know doing the things.
Speaker 2: Doing the thing. Are people not doing the things getting vaccines?
I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's well it's not even that they're saying
don't get the vaccines. They're just saying don't mandate in
public and private sectors. It's kind of like, you know,
my husband worked and I worked in pharma for twenty
something years. My husband worked in pharma. He's now retired,
but I remember, like you know, when he they they
mandated it at his company company, they mandated the vaccine,
and I that did not sit well with me. I
don't like it when private companies are like, you got
to do this, you get it. Nope. If I would
have been working there at the time that he was
working there, I would have been like, I'm I'm I quit,
I'm not doing it. I'm out of here by and
that and same thing goes for like the radio station
that we used to work for. If if they would
have mandated a vaccine, if I had stayed at that
radio station and they were kind of getting to that point,
I would have been like, see ya, blah blah, because
you don't get to do that with me. I don't
like no.
Speaker 2: But it's again your body, your choice, right.
Speaker 6: That's the way that's the difference is is you know,
if you did get something, could you could you spread
it to someone else, Right, it's always the thought, but
it's it's this is one of those debates that will always.
Speaker 2: Go on and on and on and on.
Speaker 6: It'll never end because you're going to have more things
that crop up in the few and there's going to
be more issues. There's going to be a vaccine that
gets out for this, or vaccine gets out for that,
and it is. It's a frustrating thing because we allowed
science politics to get into science and not have an
opportunity to question things. And now people are either pro
this or anti that, rather than go let me do
some research and then I'll.
Speaker 1: Go from there exactly. And public health has taken such
a hit. Now, yeah, they did it to themselves. They
absolutely did.
Speaker 6: So when you get into that position of the FDA
or the CDC, you're no longer a medical expert. You're
a politician that knows about medical things whatever. You were
a doctor, this, that and the other, but you're politician first,
and so you play political first before you play anything.
Speaker 1: About the science. And it wasn't about the science. It
was about politics, which is not the way it should be.
So that's that. Also, the FBI has release the Crossfire
hurricane files seven hundred pages. You guys were adacted. I
did not read them between last night.
Speaker 2: I'm waiting for the musical.
Speaker 1: I'm waiting for the cliffs notes on those. Yeah, the musical.
Speaker 2: Day they came for Peter Struck.
Speaker 1: The Musical'll you're going to see a ton of staff
come out about that, I'm sure over the next few days,
especially on X. But in the meantime, I would like
to remind you how creepy Peter Struck is.
Speaker 2: Behold, it's a gated decision.
Speaker 7: There are multiple layers of people above me, the assistant director,
executive assistant director, deputy director, and director of the FBI,
and multiple layers of people below me, section chiefs, supervisors,
unit chiefs, case agents, and analysts, all of whom were
involved in all of these decisions.
Speaker 1: Seriously, look at his face. He's very an, he's evil.
His face is like he's like a Marvel villain.
Speaker 2: He looks like he's a fun runner. He's the guy
that would try to catch like, you know, para fuel.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, that guy would try to lure you
in a car. He's just he's not okay. There's something
so not okay about that dude. So anyways, he's creepy.
There's gonna be a lot of stuff coming out about that.
I'm sure we're gonna be talking about that next week,
just because there's just all sorts of intricacies, specifics that
I cannot talk to you about today without any I
just can't in specificity. I can't do that this morning.
Speaker 1: It's so massive, you.
Speaker 6: Know, when they really things, they're like, all right, seven
hunder pages have at it.
Speaker 1: Really, yeah, I can't, So I can't speak in specifics
this morning. However, I'm sure we'll be talking a little
bit more about it next week. But there there's also
a movie about General Flynn that's coming out, which I
thought was kind of interesting. And here's I think this
is somewhat of a trailer for that.
Speaker 3: That's what I think most people are mad about when
they think about Michael Flynn's case.
Speaker 2: Why they're outraged? So how would you not be mad
at that? Mad at that?
Speaker 6: If you were if you sow it in a movie,
you'd say, a good movie would make you feel the
injustice right if you're sitting, you know, with a bag
of popcorn.
Speaker 9: And I can't believe that this is terrible.
Speaker 2: What they're doing to this guy, you know, and you're
watching it on a screen. Wow, that's what I think
most people are mad about. The hero should be celebrated.
Speaker 5: It's a very.
Speaker 6: Full story in that way, and the story that's supposed
to resonate with Americans because the best of.
Speaker 2: What our culture and society does is it trains us
to admire honorable people, and so when someone is treated
like an enemy of the state.
Speaker 6: This goes against everything that we are educated to believe
or know about the world.
Speaker 1: So this is making the rounds again, Like there's just
all sorts of stuff that's going around on Twitter. I
just thought, I'm sorry X so you guys just you know,
you'll see a lot more of that over the next
you know, a few days, I'm sure, and it comes
to crossfire hurricane. Do I think that anybody's going to
be held accountable? No, I have no faith. I'm very jaded.
Is that terrible? Is that terrible?
Speaker 2: No, it's I'm very jaded too with a lot of
this stuff.
Speaker 6: But I also know it's like, Okay, everybody's like, well,
you got to hold people accountable politics, and politicians rarely
hold themselves accountable even if they've done something wrong because
everybody expects they I may do something wrong in the future,
and you're not really going to hold me accountable either.
Speaker 2: So this is it's so much.
Speaker 6: It feels very show busy, and it feels very disappointing
because they would hold us all accountable, but they never
hold their own accountable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's kind of like if I don't pay my taxes,
I go straight to jail, you know what I mean.
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one for made up days. You know, like people will
be like it's cinnabon Tuesday, you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: But sounds like it actually actually I would actually be
excited about that too.
Speaker 1: But today is Red Friday and it stands for remembering
all deployed, So yeah, so I can get on board
with that. So if you're into, you know, celebrating days, remember,
I don't know it says remembering all the deployed. It
should be rad Friday, but I don't but it says
it's red Friday.
Speaker 2: So is it remembering everything?
Speaker 1: Maybe remembering every deployed, but I read that it was
remembering all deployed. Anyways, whatever, just remember, just remember the
deployed if we can.
Speaker 2: It's red or red yea, we.
Speaker 1: Should just remember them. Yeah, so definitely do that. And
we are not going to talk much about tariffs today
because I am.
Speaker 2: Sick of it. Well, she talked about tariffs. Who is Gee?
She just tweeted for.
Speaker 1: Thee Oh my god, what did he tweet? Can you
tell us?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 2: He broke his silence. Uh.
Speaker 6: He said there will be no winners and China is
not afraid because they bumped their tariffs up to one
hundred and twenty fives.
Speaker 1: Say that, yeah, and it's effective tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, so there we go the party, right.
Speaker 1: So that's that was going to be the big update
for the day. So she is tweeting now he is.
Speaker 2: We're having so many tweet for him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, all right, so that's that. That's it. That's
all we're going to talk about when it comes to
tariffs today, you guys, because I just I can't deal. Okay.
We got to cover the the airplane stuff and the
helicopter stuff, you guys, all the aircraft stuff. Okay, So, first,
two American Airline planes clipped wings at Reagan National in DC,
and no injuries were reported. One plane was taxing, the
other was preparing for takeoff passengers including I think there
were a couple members of Congress or wow. They were
all safely evacuated, which is good. This is that's great
that nobody was hurt. But because it was at DCA,
and because we had, you know, a black Hawk crash
into a plane months ago, I mean, it's kind of
a big deal.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 1: There are people looking at this going I don't feel safe.
What the hell's going on at DCA, What the hell's
going on with our airlines? And we have a news
report just in case you were under a rock and
you missed it.
Speaker 14: Yesterday, regional jets they clipped wings. It appears as one
of them was getting ready to depart for JFK Airport
in New York. The other one not sure what its
destination was at this point. No injuries, and we do
not have any sort of a police or fire response.
American Airlines is confirming in fact that to planes clipped
wings now listen. Normally, this would not be that newsworthy
except it is Reagan Airport, and Reagan Airport, as you know,
has had a host of issues and problems, including, of course,
the mid air crash over the Potomac River back in January.
Then they had a very close call a couple of
weeks ago when another military aircraft flew very very close
to a departing flight. Then they've had a fight in
the control tower with a supervisor arrested for allegedly punching
another controller. And then in the last week, the FAA
has come in and replaced three controller supervisors inside that
tower because of the ongoing concern about what's happening at
Reagan Airport, specifically as it relates to the control tower.
So now we have this report confirmed by people I'm
talking to who are on the plane, as well as
a Congressman who's on the plane and American Airlines that
two planes clipped wings at Reagan Airport. One of those
planes is now headed back to the terminal. Again, no injuries, thankfully,
but it underscores the ongoing concern about safety and what's
happening at Reagan Airport in particular, but then of course
at the nation's airports with understaff control towers nationwide.
Speaker 6: Chris, Yeah, we know you have many choices to taxi
down a runway, right y. Thank you for applying American
Eagle or thank you for taxiing with American air rates.
Speaker 1: I mean, of course that was them, miss NBC saying
they're understaffed and they're going to try to you know,
people are going to there seems to.
Speaker 6: Be an issue that understand, and they may, but they're
all understaffed because we are not producing enough people to
handle the load that we have.
Speaker 2: And the other thing is, if you know anything.
Speaker 6: About air traffic control, it's it takes a while to
get the gig. It's a tough gig. You' you've got
a finite time that you can do it. And so
many of these places are it's like the nineteen fifties.
In some areas, it's the two thousands. Planes are getting
more sophisticated, while the air traffic control is staying stagnant
in their technology. They're still using paper right in certain
places where they move.
Speaker 1: It's it's government, right, I mean, it's like is bureaucracy.
It's like a lot of the same that we've seen
across the board. So yeah, I don't it is and DEI.
You know, people don't want to talk about that, but
it is. There's a lot of DEI in place too,
where some of the people that are you know, that
are in these positions probably shouldn't be in these positions.
I always you know, listen, I'm I'm going to get
to it in just a second, because there's a really
great clip that I will play that hopefully will be positive.
We'll walk away with something positive. But when I see
my pilots, it's like, you know, Miriam always says she
wants to see us Souley, you know, and I'm the
same way. I want to see some old dude flying
the plane.
Speaker 2: I don't have you ever seen family guy.
Speaker 6: When Quagmire takes him all on the airplane, and Cleveland goes,
what's this red button? He goes, oh, that red button
when you didn't talk into the microphone, it makes you
sound like a fifty seven year old midwestern white man.
Speaker 2: And so he pushes the button.
Speaker 6: In Cleveland, who's the black character starts saying something like, hey,
I all, and it's like good.
Speaker 1: As h Yeah, I mean, I just I want I
want somebody who's old. That's how I feel about my
doctors too. I don't you know my husband.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I want to old old.
Speaker 1: But I want I want them to be old like me.
Speaker 2: I'm old. I want.
Speaker 6: I will tell you I've been on a couple of
where I'm like she and him there in their mid twenties.
I'm not sure I'm really right.
Speaker 1: My husband's gonna have knee surgery and his and I'm like,
how old you're doctor? He's like in his thirty and
I'm like, are you sure you want that to happen?
I mean, this is the thing when you get to
the age where you're like, anybody who's younger than you is,
It kind of freaks me out. But at the same time,
everybody's younger than us now, so I don't what are
you going to do? You know? And the same thing
goes for planes. So okay, you guys, the helicopter and
this is like after the DCA collision yesterday, a helicopter
went down on the in the Hudson. This was so awful.
Killed a family of five. There was mom, dad, three
precious little kids and they were from Spain. I think
they were visiting on vacation and they were celebrating one
of the little girl's birthdays. I just hate the story
so much. They were taking a tour of Manhattan, so
the propeller was basically detached from they It was like
the essentially the helicopter was split into and they were
listen blog.
Speaker 6: Hit the You could see in the in the video
stuff splashing before the fuselage hit the hit the water.
Speaker 1: There's video and I could show it to you, but
I don't want to. I mean, if you want to
see the video, you guys can go find the video
because it's everywhere and we're not going to show it here.
Speaker 2: So have you ever been on a helicopter?
Speaker 1: Have I was? I did. I did a helicopter ride
in Alaska one time in my twenties, because I was
an idiot and I do idiotic things in my twenties
and I look back on that and I'm.
Speaker 2: Like, why did I do that. I don't.
Speaker 1: I would never do that now.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 6: I my buddy who I play soccer with, he he's
a pilot now, but he was a helicopter pilot in
the military, and he's telling me all the time, it's
not if, but when. Yeah, I just you're going to
go down at some point in time. And most of
the times they're hard landings or something. You will go
down at some point.
Speaker 1: You just don't think that they're safe. Yeah, And a
lot of regular pilots, pilots of planes will say, I'm
not getting on a helicopter. Yeah, So yeah, I just
would not do that anyway. I listen, I need to
balance all the air awfulness with a good air story.
So this, this is the one I was talking about.
This pilot he is retiring after thirty four years from
American Airlines, and his wife and his family they're on
board to celebrate with him. And I just love this
so much and I wanted to share it with you
guys in the USA.
Speaker 12: And then the last thirty four and carrying fire for
American Airlines.
Speaker 9: Having good time, celebrated this.
Speaker 8: Wonderful career, and I love you so much.
Speaker 15: Our daughter Kennedy is gonna be tapping around the streets
for everybody.
Speaker 9: Got family on board, so good.
Speaker 16: Yeah, okay, that's precious, right, I gotta be honest with you.
Speaker 6: Have you ever seen that comic talk about you don't
need to tell me this is your final flight?
Speaker 1: Seriously, though, that's so cute. I think that's that's precious.
Like the whole family was there, that's but did you
see how great he was like, yeah, that's what you're
looking enough salt and pepper where I'm like, that's the
kind of pilot that I want.
Speaker 6: That's the guy where if your wings fall off, He's like,
it's going to be a rough landing.
Speaker 2: We're going to be find we're going to be about
three minutes late.
Speaker 1: Sorry about that late thirty four years. I feel like
he knows what the hell he's doing, all right, Okay,
So that hopefully made everybody feel just like a little
bit better. And it's also American Airlines, which they've been
having a rough go right, okay, you guys, mission impossible
just to switch gears here a little bit, The Mission Impossible,
The Final Reckoning. It comes out in May twenty third.
I have not seen all these movies. I've seen some
of them because I feel like they're all kind of
the same. But Tom Cruise, Okay, I know he's a
scientology whack job, but he does not get the credit
I think he deserves for just like not having a
fear chip. He doesn't have a fear chip.
Speaker 2: That's because he.
Speaker 6: Got rid of all the themes things he's.
Speaker 1: Look at this, can you say, look at this? He
did this? This is him on the side of the plane,
you guys speaking of planes.
Speaker 2: That was an American airline. That's how they find out.
Speaker 1: He's just like, I'll be on the outside. I'm just
it's fine. I mean on that that's him, Okay, Like
he's he has never won an Oscar. Okay, he's gotten
like some critics choice and some Golden globes and stuff
like that, but he deserves an Oscar.
Speaker 2: He's the last movie star.
Speaker 1: It's insane what he does.
Speaker 2: There is no there's no other movie star.
Speaker 6: There's a lot of people are in movies, but there
is no other movie star. He is the last one
on earth and and you say, well, we've got so
and so is big and said, no, he's the last
one where you know, when he goes some they'll stop
the streets down when he goes somewhere, it's like the Beatles.
There's even with Brad Pitt and a bunch of other
it's never like that.
Speaker 2: He's the last.
Speaker 1: He's a complete nutjob.
Speaker 2: He is.
Speaker 1: He's an absolute nut job. But he's great at what
he does. And so I'm just giving him props because like,
did you see that where he rode the motorcycle off
the side of the mountain like parachute Yet he was
like a parachuting and they're like, take seven. I mean
he did it, like I think.
Speaker 6: He does those things on purpose so he can do
him again and again. He's an adrenaline jobs.
Speaker 1: He is insane, completely insane. Anyways, I just needed to
point that out because that movie's coming out. That guy Loon,
he's missing a fear chip. It's crazy. Okay, the House
has passed the Joint Budget Resolution. They narrowly pass this. Okay,
they passed the Senate Budget Resolution, which allows them to
move forward and drafting a bill, which is always kind
of weird to me. It's like we're passing a resolution
to pass a bill. But okay, it was we're.
Speaker 6: Packing up for pen bill so we can make a
regular bill so we can try to pass that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like so government. It was two sixteen to
two fourteen, which is way too close. Trump tweeted about it.
We have his tweet. We want to put that up
on the screen. He said, congratulations to the House and
the passage of a bill that sets the stage for
one of the greatest and most important signings in the
history of our country. Among many other things, it will
be the largest tax and regulation cuts ever even contemplated.
Make America great again. And this is from his truth
social and que the fearmongers on the left to tell
everybody that they're losing Medicaid and that this is just
tax cuts for the rich, which is what they're saying
when you know the left is the rich now, but
this is what they're doing. It's all over x and
then Jasmine Crockett tweeted about it, of course, because she
is the darling of the left, and she said Republicans
just passed a budget that guts Medicaid, snap veterans benefits,
and free school lunches. They swore they'd fix the economy,
but this sure is, well, ain't it?
Speaker 2: This ain't ain't it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, So, in reality, the budget does go after fraud
and waste. It's kind of in line with all the
dose stuff and you know, fraud and waste in medicaid
so that criminals don't steal benefits. That's kind of what
they're trying to do.
Speaker 2: But which is a really good thing?
Speaker 6: I don't this whole thought of well, I know there's
a lot of you know, there's waste, fraud, and abuse,
but if some of it falls through the cracks, it's
not a big deal. Just don't touch people's stuff. Well,
can we make it better? Like nobody ever comes out
and says, hey, you know, uh, making it better is
not a bad thing. Making it easier to use is
not a bad thing. Getting rid of waste is not
a bad thing. And the Republicans and you know this,
they're horrible.
Speaker 1: At that totally, Yeah, you.
Speaker 2: Know they are. They're horrible at messaging.
Speaker 6: They need to have a person who's like, who is there,
like that person that what was that movie with Heath Ledger,
The Knight's tail Or, whatever, you need that Jeffrey Chaucer
type to come out deliver the message, so the world goes, Okay,
I get it right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're getting a little bit better.
Speaker 2: Though.
Speaker 1: We're getting a little better only because I, you know,
stuff like Elon buying X and us being able to have,
you know, an open forum, a free open forum on
places like that.
Speaker 6: That is you and I and everybody else talking about stuff.
The person who delivers the message is like the legacy,
like Mike Johnson. I love Mike, but my goodness, I
don't think that's his real name. I think it's a
fake man. I feel like he's.
Speaker 1: You think it's like Ronald. It's like Ronald Dweebster or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's like, are you and Witness protection?
Speaker 6: Is that the name they gave you? Mike Johnson? But
he just doesn't We're not gonna cut yeah, like oh yeah,
cut from the same as Nawer.
Speaker 1: But the thing is liberals are no matter what happens,
even if there are unbelievable cuts and people feel it,
they're gonna they're not going to internalize it. They're going
to still say, oh my god, they're a bunch of
rich people. They're cutting this. They're cutting that they're going
to engage in fear mongering. They're gonna engage in because
they are so riddled with tds and eds at this point,
because it's elon arrangement syndrome. Now that they're going to
just continue that is their messaging. You're right, but they listen.
We talked about this back in twenty fourteen. We've been
talking about how we have always been on the rather
than the offense. For messaging. We usually stay on the defense,
and so we don't serve it up. We just like
we respond to messaging. And you're right, we probably should
be more on the offense than the defense. Yeah, but
they they're grifters. I mean, the grifters are gonna grift, right,
They're gonna they're gonna fearmonger and they're gonna grift and
they're doing it. They're doing the same thing when it
comes to fear mongering about the economy as they are
with this thing, this martial law thing. They're doing that now.
I this is the most bizarre thing that that was
trending yesterday on Twitter. We're going to talk about that
in a second. Martial law is everywhere. They're talking about
how he wants to implement Marshall. He Trump wants to
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Speaker 15: So.
Speaker 1: Martial law was trending yesterday. But here's the funniest part
is it was trending as Marshall m A R S
H A L L law, Like they can't even spell
it because the Department of Education has completely failed us.
But this is the new fearmongering from the left. It
started a few days back when he was, you know,
doing all the when the tariff strategy came out, everything
came out, and they think that he is going to
implement this tariff strategy to the point where chaos will
be sown and he's gonna he's gonna be like, well,
chaos is too big, so you know, I'm going to
go ahead and just implement martial law like this, it's
out of control. It's crazy. So here's joy Behar spinning
this absolutely insane theory.
Speaker 3: A great time to buy h The other theory is
from James Carville, which I think is interesting that he
wants to stoke such instability in chaos to consolidate power
for himself so that people start to really go nuts,
which we're starting to No, we're not well, people are
starting to get mad.
Speaker 2: Well that's good, you want them to get mad.
Speaker 3: But how how mad will people get and how broke
will people get?
Speaker 2: And how many jobs will be lost?
Speaker 3: And then he can he can say well, there's too
much and now we're going to have martial law in
this country and he becomes a dictator. I mean, I
don't know that may be out out of the boundaries,
but it's possible. So as just as watch somebody watching
the news, that's what I say.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be honest though the poor and the rich
a like are losing money elon musk money. Yeah. So
there's there's the initial like he's going to implement martial law,
and then people just ran with that. Is she like
a member of the pink Ladies in that jacket? Like
what is that jacket?
Speaker 2: I have?
Speaker 6: I have pinky tusket dire right, I have no idea, Like, really,
is that what you think is gonna happen? I mean
this thought is I tell people on the left that,
and yes, there are mag of people out there who
will do anything he asked, which is embarrassing in this cult,
Like but percent of people are like, no, that's not.
Speaker 9: Going to happen.
Speaker 2: Republicans like we would, we wouldn't allow that.
Speaker 1: It's it's just all they're doing. It's it's the same
stuff about like oh my god, Medicaid's going away, and
you're socially he's going to get rid of social Security.
It's it goes along those lines. It's exactly in that
same camp Marshall law, are you kidding me? Like, here's
here's some pink haired chick who's asking everybody for life
advice in lieu of this theory.
Speaker 12: To martial law on April twentieth, which is the rumor
we're in deep doodoo. I'm terrified. This is absolutely terrifying
as a.
Speaker 5: Woman, as an American? Is this the Handmaid's Tale? This
martial law would surpass all police? How terrifying? Like what
do I need to do as a woman to prepare?
Help me? Help me, help others? I'm so freaking nervous.
I hate him. I hate the orange clown.
Speaker 1: Like, first get rid of the pink in your hair.
Speaker 2: I just want to like, are you, like, do you
really think that's gonna happen?
Speaker 6: I mean that to me is I'm always fascinated like
the mindset of a person like that, where you would
get so lost in the echo chamber that you really
think that on you know, four to twenty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, that that's going to happen. Like that's the
best that it Trump's like they're all going to be high,
to be.
Speaker 1: Easy, right, right. So, and that's the thing. They have
a date for it. So it's on the twentieth of
this month, which is nine days away, right, So they've
given their psychosis a day. That's what's happening. And this
dude is telling liberals to bury their guns.
Speaker 11: April twentieth, Trump will declare martial law, which effectively means
the military takes over for the police. Free speech becomes illegal,
protests become illegal. You have to have the permission key
of the military to do anything, and worse than that,
the commander in chief Trump can do basically anything he wants.
Speaker 2: Literally.
Speaker 11: Okay, we maybe looking at the end of American democracy
and we have thirteen days left. Okay, here's my point.
Speaker 4: Please prepare your.
Speaker 11: Family for the worst. The other rumor is that they're
going to seize all the guns. So if you have
a gun you want to keep it, you might want
to bury it in your backyard. Stock up on food.
Please stop spending money. You don't have to spend you
may need it, Okay. If he shuts everything down, you're
gonna need some cash. You're gonna need something. Okay, Please
prepare your family for the worst.
Speaker 6: I just think I look at that, and I think
to myself, Okay, the twenty three year old, you know,
nursing assistant with pink hair.
Speaker 2: I get, You're a grown ass man, I know. And
who do you think do you think that the people
who support trumpic could be like, here, take my gun.
Speaker 1: Hell much, I know, and like liberals have gun the
liberals have guns.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that one guy, Well, yeah, because I'm assuming that
that lady from Weezer, the Weezer wife lady, I'm sure
she's right.
Speaker 1: That's right. I'm going to talk about that today. And
I was like, do any of our people even know Weezer?
Speaker 2: Is it the wackiest story?
Speaker 1: And the world is going on with that? She was
it is she was a big time she was into
like firing rate. She was a shooter, big time non advocate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that I've seen the video she shot at
the cops.
Speaker 9: Is she doing?
Speaker 2: Then they shot her and she went back in the house.
Speaker 1: There was babysitter outside with her and everything.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she came out with a babysitter and a kid
and stuff. And their husband's like, thank you for all
your well wishes. We look forward to seeing you guys
at the cello this weekend.
Speaker 2: Ooo.
Speaker 1: It's the craziest, just the craziest story. Yeah. So these
people are burying their guns in the backyard, you guys
waiting for like Armageddon on the twentieth. Nothing's gonna happen, nothing,
absolutely nothing, don't you think that after the twentieth when
nothing happens, that pink haired lady will be like, maybe
you should think about veering to the right.
Speaker 2: You know. They remind me.
Speaker 6: I remember, you know, when we were younger, back in
the day when they didn't have the internet, but those
those prophecy people at the end of the world, they
would have put those billboards up and they'd wait for
the end and it would never come. It's like I
must have just got my math wrong, and it's that's
that's Eventually you stop following that.
Speaker 1: You would say, anybody who believes in all the climate
change bullshit, every single thing that they said, remember like
acid rain, Remember everything that they've said that's going to happen,
and we're all going to die.
Speaker 6: Time Magazine, Time Magazine nineteen eighty where it's the coming
of any ice here.
Speaker 1: We're all listen, We're all still alive, and it's nothing,
none of that al gore AOC. We're all still alive.
And they all, how damn you dare you? We're all
still alive, and they've all told us we're all going
to die. And you think that people who followed these morons,
you know, these people who stand on a pillar and
screen to them they're all going to die. You think
they'd be like, wait a second, you told me I
was going to die, and so you lied to me.
Why did you lie to me? Why did you do that?
Speaker 6: And this is what I like, Well my show, I
talk about this all the time. It's frustrating because you
need to think for yourself, you need to do the research,
and you need to hold people accountable if they lie
to you and say, I'm not going.
Speaker 2: To listen to you anymore because you lied to me.
Speaker 6: It's different than you know, if you think because we
don't have all of the answers, because we don't even
have all of the stuff a lot of times, but
you know, you try to put a snapshot together of something.
But if you're lying to people straight out and you
continue to give them opportunities to you know, lie to
you again and again, that's a yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, I feel like the host monkey for this lie
is Joy is Joy behar So when this doesn't come
to fruition, she needs to be held accountable, you know
she does. And meanwhile in reality, Meanwhile, back in reality,
Doge and the Secretary of Labor have uncovered over four
hundred million dollars in unemployment insurance fraud. You guys checked
this out.
Speaker 18: That trust needs to be whole for the American people
when we need it, we need it for who deserves it.
That's not what we're seeing. And the numbers that we
saw last night again exposed by our partners at DOZE
at the Department of Labor, since twenty twenty, over four
hundred million dollars of payments have gone out already. And
when you hear these numbers, apparently in the United States
we have over almost twenty five thousand people who are
over one hundred and fifteen years old who are collecting
fifty nine million dollars that we have sent out to people.
Speaker 1: Talk about fraudulent behavior.
Speaker 18: Mister President, Twenty eight thousand people between one and five
years old have collected fraudulent payments at the tune of
two hundred and fifty four million dollars has gone out. Lastly,
ten thousand people who have not been born yet fifteen
years into the future sixty nine million dollars and they
haven't even been born yet. In one case, they will
be born one hundred and twenty nine years from now.
The United States government sent them forty one thousand dollars.
Speaker 6: I just I just can't yeh twenty one fifty four
that person would be, Yeah.
Speaker 1: This is what they're fighting against. They're fighting against this,
and why because of hate? Or is it because they
think that four hundred million dollars isn't a lot of money,
And they're like, Eh, that's no big deal. It's just
four hundred million. Is that what they think?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, you'll see.
Speaker 6: You read the articles and say, well, these figures are substantial.
Experts suggests they may represent only a fraction, so wid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean that's the the I think they they
that's how they rationalize. They rationalize because they're like, it's
really not that much. Like if it's only like a
million here and a million there, what do we care?
Speaker 5: I care?
Speaker 1: It's my freaking money. I think of like four hundred
million dollars. I can't even wrap my brain around now
much money. I can't. It's hard for me to wrap
my brain around a million dollars, and so I four
hundred million is a lot of freaking money to me.
Speaker 6: And they're especially when you add all these things up
and you know, it's different, like you know, with the
Social Security they talked about all these people rolled. Yeah,
but none of those when you go and look, none
of those people really they didn't receive anything. They were
just there because that was such an antiquated system. No,
these are actually stuff that's been paid out.
Speaker 2: This is totally different, right, Like this is you know,
what do we do?
Speaker 6: First of all, how do you twenty one fifty four
is not a good year apparently for employment, But how
do you give unemployment to How does that even work?
I mean, come on, we've all known people in the
past who've played the unemployment game.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've known.
Speaker 6: Several of my buddies like, oh did I'm totally on unemployment,
like and I'm working under the table and I'm doing this.
Speaker 2: We've known people that have kind of jobbed the system.
Speaker 1: So let's not retend to disability and whatnot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, you know. But twenty one fifty four, Yeah, it's.
Speaker 1: Like Becky asked the question, I want to know who
is receiving these payments. It's a great question, Becky, because
somebody's receiving them. Somebody's cashing the check. A lot of
people are cashing these checks, and they're.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't be hard to find.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the thing. Follow the money, Just follow the.
Speaker 6: Money, you know what, I bet you most of them
are probably somewhere in Eastern Europe.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that is so inferior. But really, you
don't think they're here in the States.
Speaker 2: I bet you have vast majority of them are in
Eastern years.
Speaker 6: It's just so infuriating that I'd like the COVID when
all those people got COVID money and you found out
a vast majority of more than the get there.
Speaker 1: But if they're here, we need to hold them accountable.
Speaker 2: Oh god, yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 6: And also where's the accountability with the people that work
there and go mao twenty one to fifty four doing
the mad right, We're not even there, Like there's no
computer program that goes, hey guys, this is the dates wrong.
Like if I screw up putting my birthdate in on something,
it tells me you can't go forward early.
Speaker 2: You can't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's completely nuts. It is this. But this is
what they're fighting against. This is what they don't want
to happen. They don't want to save money, they don't
want fraud to be pointed out. They don't want us
to have, you know, any accountability for waste or abuse
or any of that kind of stuff. They just they
want us to keep doing that. It's insane, completely insane. Okay,
So we have a couple Rogan clips. One is a
clip of Joe Rogan addressing there the less of the
less obsession with paying more taxes and not cutting waste.
And I think there's some curse words in this because
Joe Rogan, but you guys have been warned.
Speaker 4: Really crazy to me is when people say the rich,
you pay more taxes. Okay, fine, but where do you
think that's going? Where's that going? Where is the money going?
Is the money's going to the federal government? Do you
think they're good at it? Do you think they're good
at managing your money? If you paid attention to all
the shit Elon's fucking uncovered, thirty seven percent is when
you make over six one hundred and nine thousand dollars here,
that's you, montherfucker.
Speaker 2: Oh that's it's me last month. This is the thing.
Speaker 4: It's like, I'm happy to pay tax if I thought
that they were doing a great job. But it's just
you are being strong armed into giving money to people
that do a really shitty job of protecting your money
and investing it in the country. It's a lot of
it is going to bureaucracy and bullshit and a bunch
of things that you don't have any saying.
Speaker 2: If you could like opt out of it, if you.
Speaker 4: Could, like imagine if you like pick what you you know,
if you had like a whole tax sheet.
Speaker 2: Would you like your money to go to would you like.
Speaker 4: Your money to go to overthrowing government?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: Like what if the federal government's budget was entirely based
on the will of the people, Like you get to choose,
like how much your money and you want to put into
drone strikes and Yemen? I says, I don't want zero.
Speaker 2: Of money going.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't that be amazing if it was based on.
Speaker 6: The will to peace all years and you know what,
it would be a great study. And also for the
government going, hey, you know what, it may be a surprise.
We want a strong, powerful military, but you know, we
don't want a lot of this other clap we don't want.
You know, you may find some people say, no, I
don't want Medicare and medicaid. You may find people to say,
if you gave the people the opportunity, I think the
people would surprise what government thinks they want their money
to go.
Speaker 1: To, and if we can actually control it, like in
real time, I want my money to go here but
not here. God, I would love that. It would be
great because it's true, listen, taxes are inevitable, just like death.
We know that, so but if I could just figure
out a way to tell them I want my taxes
here but not over here, that would be it would
be amazing. That's why I really I just love that clip.
I thought that was a great clip. Also, you guys
Rogan had on Douglas Murray. There's a lot of clips
footing are on X. He's so good.
Speaker 2: Man is Dave Smith.
Speaker 1: And people are saying that Dave Smith was sort of
like a buffer for him because Douglas Murray ended up
sort of interviewing Joe Rogan.
Speaker 2: And he kind of hammerd Joe Rogan as well.
Speaker 1: He really did about the Israel stuff he did. It's
a It is a good interview. If you get a chance,
go watch it. There's a lot of clips on X
you can find, but I just have one clip. It's
very very short, and it kind of goes back to
how I feel. I feel very seen on this because
it's kind of how I feel about libertarians and or independence,
and I just I love this clip. You guys check
it out.
Speaker 2: Broadly speaking speaking, and I'm sort of funny about libertones,
and I'm never quite sure. I always thinking.
Speaker 19: I always say I think libtones essentially the bisexuals of politics.
Speaker 2: They should just choose, Joe, they should choose It's kind
of they just want everything buffet. It's very funny. Well,
I think we want some things. I don't know. Okay,
that's a weird way to put it, but I guess
the point that so much he was he stole my wife.
Speaker 1: He was kind of uncomfortable. He's like, Oh, that's a
weird way to put it.
Speaker 10: That's actually a great way to put it.
Speaker 2: I've used that forever.
Speaker 6: It's non binary of you know, one day I'm feeling
very Republican, the next day I'm feeling kind of you know, uh,
you're non committal.
Speaker 1: Just pick a lane.
Speaker 9: God, I hate it.
Speaker 1: Like this is the thing. People here will say, I'm
the pendant. It's like, okay, you're a bisexual.
Speaker 6: Then, you know, Libertarians are an odd bunch because you
have very left leaning libertarians and you've had very right
leaning libertarians and they fight amongst themselves because you know,
it's never enough freedom or we've got to have a
little bit of this, and you're not really part of
the club. It's kind of like crypto can get sometimes,
and you know it's there's no true independent because we
don't have a third or fourth party, so you have
to choose of you know this, you just don't want
to make that choice until the end is really well.
Speaker 1: I think that they want to be nonconformists, but in
non conforming, they're conforming. Does that make sense, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well you have no choice.
Speaker 6: The problem is you have no choice, and that's we
have a system that's like it's it's coke and PEPSI
got together and said, all right, it's between you and I.
Let's not let anybody else in this game. We'll do
everything we can to make sure it's just between you
and I. So that way we're always winning one of
the right. And it's frustrating because I it's just we
don't have I would love to see great independent people
who come in who to me, independent is I'm not
beholden to a party. Or I may have an ideology,
but I'm not beholden to the donors. I want what's
best for America. I'm not here forever. I'm here for
a finite amount of time in politics to do the
right thing for America.
Speaker 1: I think you can say that you're a conservative and
a Republican without being beholden to anybody. Not anymore, really,
because I mean I feel that way. I'm like, I'm
a conservative and I'm a Republican, but nobody owns me,
you know.
Speaker 6: But well, think about the the thing thing of the
world of politics though. Everybody's tribal, right, so if you
say something wrong, you know this, you say one thing wrong,
you're out of the tribe, right, I mean, how many
times have you come out and said, and I'm a
really a fan of what Trump did there?
Speaker 2: And five thousand true?
Speaker 1: It's true.
Speaker 6: Think about it for a political point of view, if
you're a politician, you can't very few will go up
against Trump or even say anything.
Speaker 2: Outside of Thomas.
Speaker 1: Masson, Yeah, and what happens.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't keep you out of the tribe. We're going
to primary.
Speaker 1: That's I mean, I hear what you're saying, but as
an individual that's not in politics, you know, like we
just do what we do, or just a person walking around.
I you know, I don't feel like I'm beholden to anybody.
I guess it. Just a citizen, you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I always tell everybody I'm a Ronan when
it comes to politics. Ronan is a samurai who doesn't
have a master.
Speaker 8: They just want there you go, yeah, you should be Ronans,
bisexual ronans.
Speaker 1: There you go. Okay, So, what the hell's going on
in New York? You guys? I got to bring up
the story because there are a lot of stories I
don't want to talk about, but this story, I mean,
come on, we just New York is so borked. I
don't and it's so borked. And our team has repeatedly
asked us Mack and I to go to New York
for several things, right, and I do not like that place.
We've been to New York maybe four or five times
for various things. It smells like urine. It's scary. I
don't like it. I'm sorry. I'm a Texas girl through
and through. I do not like how everything is so
like you sit in a restaurant and you're like next
to the personally, you're like this next to the person.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I am just not a fan of New York City.
If you like it, that's great, Good for you. Your
mileage may vary. I am just not a New York
City kind of gal. And then I see stuff like this,
and I'm like, what is going on there? Because apparently
they're on the lookout for some lunatic who actually abused
a male corpse on the subway. And I have questions.
Speaker 6: There's a lot of things going on in this. First
of all, why is a male corpse on a subway?
And then at what point do you go, you know,
what kind of hot this is?
Speaker 1: Like does the subway ever get clean?
Speaker 15: Like?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Do people just step over corpses on subway? Like what?
I don't even know what's going on. I think we
have a news report about this. Oh we don't. We
don't have a news report. That's just the guy. That's
the guy they're looking for. There's no news report. That's
the guy they're looking for. I don't know what.
Speaker 2: He looks like a molesta, Yeah.
Speaker 1: That's it. Okay, So I that's what's happening. There's they're
looking for that guy. That's the lunatic who and that's
New York City, you guys.
Speaker 2: That's that's the big Apple.
Speaker 1: What is going on in New York?
Speaker 2: Who are you people?
Speaker 1: This is why I won't go. So the next time
our team asks us, hey, why don't you chicks go
to New York City, I'm just going to show them
that picture and be like, this is why. This is
why we're not going to New York City. This right here. Okay,
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on the Texas High school murder story that we talked
about on Monday and we talked about last week as well.
I just think this this is absurd. But the give
send go page for Carmelo Anthony, who is the killer
has received three hundred and eighteen thy three hundred and
twelve for his legal defense as of yesterday, three o'clock yesterday,
And he doesn't deny killing Austin metcalf and he said,
it's not alleged I did it. He claims he acted
in self defense though. But the most disturbing thing about
this is that his Gifts and Go has raised more
money than Austin's.
Speaker 2: It's that's just right, like, how do we get it?
How do we get here?
Speaker 1: Who are indeed? So the boys just to point out,
because there's a lot of like just crap that's online
about this whole thing.
Speaker 6: Just blind people are crapping their own stories of you know.
Speaker 2: Austin called them the end Lord and told them, you know,
it's like fiction in some part in the interweb.
Speaker 6: It's he walked into a tent of class.
Speaker 1: I agree, it's absolute fiction what you see online. But
these boys had never met each other. I mean that's
they had never seen each other before. And that was
so there was no be no beef. There was no beef,
and I just I don't understand humanity, man. We are again,
we are just worked. So that that has happened. Also,
there is an Ohio High school counselor. As a private
all boys school, she admits to sexually abusing a student
in her office, and she blames her husband for neglecting her.
Speaker 2: She's kind of hot.
Speaker 1: Time, she's not not hot, but I mean her husband's
divorcing her, right, She's facing up to ten years in
prison and her husband, Jonathan is filing for divorce. But
she blames blames.
Speaker 2: She's a victim in this story.
Speaker 6: Okay, I was so neglected by my husband that I
had to go elsewhere. I mean, oh, so wait, you
cheated on your husband with a boy, and now you're blaming.
Speaker 2: Your husband for the fact that you heeded and committed
to crime. Wow, in that you're living with that.
Speaker 1: She's a total hag. You guys, we have a news story.
Check this out.
Speaker 20: Emily Nutley went from the director of academic services at
ex High School to a convicted felon now facing prison time.
Speaker 1: And how would you describe your work career? Bong successful.
Speaker 20: Her eighteen year career came to an end last year
after she was indicted on sexual battery charges.
Speaker 21: During her informing specifically on the Better nineteen and December
eighth of twenty twenty three, she engaged in sexual conduct
with a student of hers. The student with a seventeen.
Speaker 16: Year old male.
Speaker 20: Today, for the first time publicly, Nutley admitted to the accusations.
Speaker 12: Did you engage in sexual hanadat with the seventeen year old.
Speaker 5: Mail in those two days?
Speaker 1: Each of those are felony in the third degree.
Speaker 5: How do you plead us to those two accounts?
Speaker 20: Investigator say Nutley had been helping the team with schoolwork,
then began having contact with him outside of school hours.
They say Nutley sent the teen nude photos and sexually
explicit messages, then began to have a sexual relationship with
the teen, both on and off school property. Today, Judge
Jennifer Branch accepted Nutley's change of plea and convicted her
of the two felonies.
Speaker 19: Do you agree to accept whatever penalty I impose up
to the maximum luw by.
Speaker 20: Ball, Yes, sure, and Nutley will be sentenced June tenth.
She faces anywhere from probation up to a maximum of
ten years in prison.
Speaker 1: She will also have to register as a sex offender.
We're pretty live, okay. So she worked there for eighteen years.
She had an eighteen year career. She's forty three years old,
and then she does this like.
Speaker 2: What wow, because of her husband.
Speaker 1: It's obviously, because I mean, what can you even He
was knocking.
Speaker 6: It out the park the way he should have been,
and so she had to go elsewhere to get some hag.
Speaker 2: I wonder how they found it out.
Speaker 1: Well, I think the boy actually he wanted to cut
it off, and then she kept contacting him via text messaging.
So the boy was the one that's like, I don't
like this, this is not good, and then she was like, oh,
but I mean it's fine kind of a thing. So
she's a complete lunatic. She's gross, she's a peto. So
I've read that nearly three hundred and fifty k through
twelve educators were arrested on child sex crimes in twenty
twenty two alone, and seventy five percent of those arrests
involved alleged crimes against students. So we've got a problem
with that in our schools.
Speaker 2: We do.
Speaker 1: And it's not just men like doing that to girls.
It's a lot of women. These women get into teaching
and do it to boys.
Speaker 6: So it's a weird thing because for when if a
guy does that to a girl. The outrage is if
a woman like that does that to a boy, They're like, dude,
why that guy cut that?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: You should see the comments. There's a lot of comments
like that.
Speaker 6: I I mean, you know, if I'm seventeen, I never
had a teacher like that. We talked about this one
week to somewhere, like I never had to take the
best looking had. Her name was missus Bryce, and she
weren't you know, she's all right, but she went she.
Speaker 1: Wore orthopedic shoes.
Speaker 2: You know, hello, I think they came out old right
in this day. How did we come out like strippers?
Speaker 1: It's crazy, I know so. And shame on her for
blaming her husband. Come on, so that happened, all right?
We got to talk about Parker Jensen. This story you
sent to me yesterday enrages me. Okay, let's just listen
to the news story about it first, and then we'll talk.
Speaker 10: To about it.
Speaker 17: Yes, sir, a senior and prospective US marine. Yes, sir,
notice something that concerned him at his high school that
violates state law.
Speaker 4: I'm only in two classes, but both my classes do
not have American flags.
Speaker 17: Jensen took his concerns to the Baltimore County Board of Education.
Speaker 11: I was looking to see to a supervisor of some
sort for that regulation Baltimore County Public Schools.
Speaker 17: Instead of speaking with someone.
Speaker 9: Three caught cars.
Speaker 17: For the school system, called the police and suspended him
for seven days.
Speaker 22: You're actually suspended from missipility he used to be with
the problem.
Speaker 17: Now do you believe Jensen's constitutional rights were violated?
Speaker 9: Absolutely?
Speaker 17: He has hired an attorney to fight back.
Speaker 23: He did nothing wrong besides try to bring forth his
First Amendment right and really enforced a Maryland law which
is to have American flags in every single classroom.
Speaker 1: Parker Jensen is his name, Parker Jensen? Remember that.
Speaker 2: I don't get the suspending and calling the.
Speaker 1: Police for seven days. He was suspended for seven days.
Speaker 2: What did you just go? You know what, Let me
look at that man.
Speaker 6: It could just be you know, we took him down,
We forgot to put him up or suddenly and instead
you turned it into something where now conservative America is
coming for you know this, Conservative America is going to
get this story and it is going to become big
and it's going to blow up. This kid's going to
be everywhere, and which is good for him. That he
took upon himself. I don't think he was going there
to make some sort of chaos point. He just asked
a question, and now you suspended him and you called
the cup.
Speaker 1: Yes, since when can you not ask questions at a
school and then ask Baltimore?
Speaker 2: Come on, that kid seems like he should be your
poster boy.
Speaker 6: I don't know if you're aware of Baltimore, but due, guys,
aren't this Mars exactly?
Speaker 1: And since when can you not ask a question about
the American flag? I guarantee you there are probably eighteen
other flags flying at that school that have nothing to
do with America, and I don't even know what they are.
They're just like trans this and buy that and whatever flag.
Speaker 2: The Skittle's flag over here.
Speaker 1: Skittle's flag is totally up and he's just asking about
the American flag and he gets suspended for seven days,
like what the hell?
Speaker 2: And he can't go to prom.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I didn't.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, that's the other thing.
Speaker 6: He can't go to prom, and he's joining he's already
signed up for the Marines because he's eighteen, so he's
going to go into the military immediately. And he's signed
up for the Marines, and he's only got two classes
and he wanted to go the prom which is next month,
and now because of the suspension, he can't unless they
drop it. On top of that, if he decides to
go to college, the suspension will hit his transcripts.
Speaker 1: Well, I wonder what he's going to do with all
the money he gets from the settlement, because he's going
to win this.
Speaker 2: No apps, they're going to settle on a court and
drop his they want to.
Speaker 6: They're trying to get the court as fast as possible
because he really wants to go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have fun with all that money. Hope it
pays for like a really good degree and a nice
new car and everything, and a down payment on a condo.
Good luck with that because he's going to win. There's
They are absolute morons for doing this. Morons.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he wasn't going there to start a fight. He
was going there to ask a question.
Speaker 1: Seven days Can you guys believe this crap? I just again,
totally ridiculous. Okay, Speaking of education, ex high school teacher
and ex coach Tim Walls is lying again. We have
a clip of that behold.
Speaker 24: Truly okay, with Elon Musk getting rid of social security,
stand here and defend it. If you're really if you're
really okay with people who are in this country legally
working on advanced degrees in our colleges being snatched up
and shipped out illegally, then come.
Speaker 2: Here and say that.
Speaker 24: If you're really okay and voted for getting rid of
the Department of Education and putting families and children like
mine who depend on IEPs to get the best education,
then stand here and defend it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I Individual education plans are not going away.
They're not. If education is going to the states, that's
just not It makes more sense for an IEP we
made at the local level anyway.
Speaker 2: Percent of funding already comes from mistake.
Speaker 5: The thing.
Speaker 1: He's a total liar. This is more fear mongering and
more lying.
Speaker 6: And I wish somebody would have stood up and said,
you know what, what part of sole security is going away?
Speaker 2: You're saying that, but I would like to see the
per exactly.
Speaker 1: And he's and he's constantly saying that Elon doesn't pay
his taxes. Elon paid eleven billion dollars back in what
twenty nineteen or something. I don't understand this. This fascination
with him not paying taxes, and I wish Elon would
sue him for defamation. At this point, I'm kind of
getting sick of that. So I hate liars. It just
and he's lying. He's totally lying. Okay, we have to
talk about Meta, the whistleblower at Meta, because you guys,
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So there is a chick named Sarah Wynn Williams who
is Facebook's former director of Global Public Policy. She is
now a whistleblower. I believe that she's written a book. Yes,
she wrote a memoir, Careless People, and she's testified that
she witnessed Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and other executives lie
to Congress and they repeatedly undermine USh national security and
betrayed American values. And basically they're working with China to
help China develop all of this AI technology China. So
she dropped some bombshells. She worked at Facebook between twenty
eleven and twenty seventeen, and she testified to the Senate
Judiciary Committee on Crime and counter Terrorism that basically Meta
employees worked hand in glove with officials in Beijing to
build an eighteen billion dollar business in China. I cannot
stand Gleeborg nine. I think he's a liar. I just
don't like him. I just think this is really interesting
that she did this. Here's a clip from her.
Speaker 19: To whistleblower, but a long time executive.
Speaker 13: At Facebook, I am here at considerable personal risks because
you have the power and the authority to hold them accountable.
Speaker 19: She worked directly with Mark Zuckerberg. She was a part
of the Facebook brass. Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg have lied
to the American people repeatedly fifty thousand dollars every time
she mentions Facebook and public. They are attempting to destroy
her reputation. And I your question is why.
Speaker 13: I sit before this committee today to set the record
straight about these illegal and dangerous activities.
Speaker 19: They're willing to build data center store data in China.
They are willing explicitly to give the Chinese government access
to it and if that means that American user data
is also compromised, they're willing to do that too. All
for profits. In China, there was virtually nothing they weren't
willing to do. Have you ever known Mark Zuckerberg to
censor on behalf of China?
Speaker 13: One thing the Chinese Communist Party and Mark Zuckerberg's share
is that they want to silence their credits.
Speaker 19: Did Facebook actually brief members of the CCP on artificial
intelligence to your knowledge?
Speaker 13: Yes, Centin we are engaged in a high stakes AI
arms race. China is developing AI models for military use,
relying on Meta's Lama model.
Speaker 2: Do you buy this latest reinvention of Mark Zuckerberg.
Speaker 13: This is a man who wears many different costumes. I
have a lot of questions for Mark Zuckerberg, but he
has proven that you cannot believe his answers. He's lied
to members of Congress, he lied to employees, and his
led to Americans.
Speaker 19: Have a message to Mark Zuckerberg as well, it's time
for you to tell the truth. You should come to
this committee and take an oath and answer this evidence.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so there's.
Speaker 2: Taking out every time he speaks. He will not do
it under up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he is an alien from Gleeborg nine.
Speaker 2: Gleeburg nine. That's why we have Elon, so Elon.
Speaker 1: Canval I find it really interesting that Elon is speaking
of Elon. Elon gets demonized. But then Zuckerberg is a
darling of the left, you know, don't you find that interesting?
Speaker 6: And well, they hated remember when they hated him in
twenty sixteen, they blamed it for Trump being elected. Then
he threw money at a whole bunch of things in
twenty twenty which helped basically bring a bunch of people
together and you know, the cabal as they called it,
to help ouse Trump. And then he kind of went
a little bit libertarian in the other way towards Trump.
But he stays he's nowhere to be found, remember, because
he just disappears. Elon's fine being up there saying I'm
going to do this, this and this. You could never
see Zuckerberg do that. Zuckerberg doesn't like the line like,
if you're going to be from Gleeborg nine, you want
to blame Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well he's he tried to do the whole you know,
I'm all about free speech now and things are going
to be different and Facebook's going to be different, and
I just think he's full of shit. I think he is.
I think he's he's a chameleon. He wants to whoever
is in charge. He wants to kind of suck up
to that person, and that is you know, we talked
about that a little bit when he was doing all
of that garbage, and he just I don't know, it's
it's you want to be positive and think, Okay, well,
maybe he's doing it for the right reasons. I don't
think he's doing anything for the right reasons.
Speaker 6: I don't think I think he would let anything go.
I don't think he wants to do the politics. I
think he just wants to run his companies and be
left alone and not be sucked in.
Speaker 2: I think he totally because he's part of Glee Board nine.
Speaker 1: I think he actually has been sucked into politics, and
I think a lot of that is communist politics, and
I think he is is on the wrong side of politics.
And so I've despised him since he started suppressing us
back in like twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen.
Speaker 2: If you had it, how many times for you guys,
Oh my.
Speaker 1: God, I can't believe we're still standing like that so
many people around us, you know, Mak and I are
in awe sometimes that were even still able to do
what we do because he has he destroyed so many
of the people that were sort of the ogs in
the space that we were in, you know, back in
the day. And like when we started our website back
in Gosh, two thousand and eight, two thousand and nine,
and when we got on Facebook, we were we got
on Facebook in two thousand and nine, the suppression started,
gosh four or five years later, and it was horsh.
I mean it was like our reach was nothing. We
have one point five million followers on Facebook, but it's
it's as if thirty thousand people could see us. I
mean like it was bad.
Speaker 2: We get suspended, like we have to spend you for
what right for posting right?
Speaker 1: And we saw we saw people get this, We saw
conservatives get completely destroyed. And it's because of him. It's
totally him. So I don't have any respect for him
at all, because I think in the back of he's
always been a liberal, he's always been a commie, and
I just think this is where he and I think
he's starting to be exposed because I believe that truth
always prevails. It always comes out. It may take a while.
Karma is a biach and it just you just have
to wait for it. And I think that we're starting
to see that happen. Now, what will happen to him?
I don't know.
Speaker 2: Nothing.
Speaker 1: Probably nothing will happen nothing.
Speaker 6: If Dady Vance ends up running and he wins, he'll
kiss up to him. If it's somebody else on the
left and they win, they'll kiss up to him because
it's still about.
Speaker 2: The money right and the power right. So that's how
he makes himself a coamellion.
Speaker 1: And he also did you know that he like kills
goats in his backyard and like I was remember.
Speaker 2: That aware that? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, like feed it to the old Twitter dude. What's
his name? Jack? Do is it Jack Dorsey? Isn't that?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 1: He like they had some dinner and he's like, hey,
this is good. I'm going to fill in my back
Dude is weird? He's an alien anyways. He's an alien,
all right, So that's happening. We'll see what happens with that.
On't know. It's a pretty neat little old video with
all the music, and Holly did a great Holly's team
did a great job with that, but I don't know
what's gonna happen. So anyways, I just thought i'd let
you guys know that he is, in fact a weirdo
from gleeborg nine. We have some crazy mish mash liberal
stuff to take you into the weekend. But before we
get to it, there is a dude who is the
embodiment of liberal smug. You guys, check the guy out.
Speaker 19: Per Kamala Harris looks smarter and smarter every single day.
Speaker 1: Okay, so the people who voted for Harrison Walls look
smarter every single day. Do you agree with that? Do
you think they look smarter every single day?
Speaker 2: No? Right, no, but I do it.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you got to think, should I say this?
Speaker 1: But he he got in his car and he put
a camera on himself and he pressed record and then
he said that and then he put that out to
the masses. Probably not a good plan, dude. Reconsider all
the choices that you've made in your life. Okay, this
first chick wants you to do your research. You guys
to make sure that you do that because she's super smart.
Here here goes the liberal montage. You guys, ready, here
we go Dave Act.
Speaker 2: Yes, can you explain?
Speaker 19: Can you explain to me what the Save Act is?
Speaker 15: Well, I mean if you look things up and if
you would, if people would actually do their research. It
is a part of the twenty twenty five agenda that
this administration ran on that they denied. But what it
amounts to is people really want to What they really
want to do is they want one vote per household.
And in order to do that, you have to stop
women from voting. And the way that you stop women
from voting is that you tell them they have to
have two forms of ID. Well, you have to have
two forms of ID, so you have to have a
birth certificates. You have to have a birth certificate, and
you have to have a uh A state ID or
or a driver's license. Well, my my my last name
is a married woman is not going to match those
those items are.
Speaker 2: Going to match you want.
Speaker 15: So my last name on my birth certificate is a
married woman is not going to match my driver's license,
which means I can be denied the vote.
Speaker 2: So how would they be able to fix that that problem?
Speaker 8: Right there?
Speaker 2: I would they be able to fix that?
Speaker 15: Right? They can put wording in there that says that
that won't matter, but they won't put wording in there.
The wording is not there that says that women who
are married will be exempt from that match. Okay, they're not.
It's not in there. And they keep and when when
this is brought up at town halls, they they talk
over it, they jump over it. They will not answer
it directly.
Speaker 2: Why is that?
Speaker 1: Well, because they don't want to that lady somebody married her.
Can you imagine somebody married her? He super she hasn't
digested a full meal in like twenty years.
Speaker 6: I you know, do your homework, all right.
Speaker 1: I am a married woman and I understand how to
get an ID.
Speaker 2: Vote for you, get your husband in the room. You
shouldn't be talking about.
Speaker 1: Saying to somebody that's black, you don't know how to
get an ID because you're black.
Speaker 2: I love what they do.
Speaker 1: Bit I know how to get a D.
Speaker 2: The bigotree of low expectations, just these.
Speaker 1: I it is just I'm sorry that you don't know
how to do that. Lady, I'm sorry. Figure it out.
Speaker 2: And if you can't, then they always go to Handmaiden's tale.
Every day I say this on the radio.
Speaker 6: I am still waiting for the net that Trump promised
me that I was able to go out. I was
able to lasso or net a woman, bring her home,
shame heer to a a a stone, make her have babies.
I am still waiting for my my woman catching that.
Speaker 1: It is not I like the lasso visual. You were
able to lasso a woman if you can.
Speaker 15: Do it.
Speaker 6: Handmaiden's tail. Well, I don't like red get another so stupid?
Speaker 1: All right, more crazy. Here we go, Trump jd vance.
Speaker 7: Fear us.
Speaker 2: We are the masses.
Speaker 5: You are the one percent, We are the ninety Think
about it.
Speaker 1: That guy just you know, he just buried his gun
in his backyard because he's waiting for martial law with
his teeth.
Speaker 6: With his front teeth. I can't take you seriously. My
daughter's six, she misses, she's missing teeth. It's the cutest thing.
Speaker 2: In the world. You're an adult. You're an adult, and
you're missing teeth. You've made poor life.
Speaker 1: Was a lot of poor life choices. Indeed. Yeah, that guy,
I feel like he was on this not scary either,
He's not. Why is it that these.
Speaker 2: You guys bear to watch out because we're coming for you?
Show show we're the ninety nine percent. You guys share
one brit sent you guys bear watch out.
Speaker 1: It's true.
Speaker 10: I got I got nothing, I got nothing better than that.
Speaker 1: That was the greatest. I'm not afraid. Let's keep going,
vale to keep going. I am oh my god, and
I used a woman's restaurant.
Speaker 2: Nope, and there ain't it.
Speaker 6: I am paying you or we're from or your Republican
party going to do about it?
Speaker 1: Straight out of like, is it pro magnon? What is that?
Speaker 2: What was that?
Speaker 6: It's like do you remember those with the evolution charts
where it's like monkey and then it goes up.
Speaker 2: It's like the four the third one.
Speaker 1: I think you're giving him way too much credit. It
was like the third one. Oh my god, that.
Speaker 2: Was just starting to get by pedal. I'm a nothing
you guys can do about it.
Speaker 1: And that thing once in your daughter's locker room, thank you.
But now, yeah, all right, Musk.
Speaker 23: I didn't vote for Trump, but I certainly didn't see
Elon Musk's name.
Speaker 22: I didn't vote for any of these bureaucrats in the government.
How do you feel about doctor Fauci, Finn.
Speaker 23: Love doctor Fauci?
Speaker 22: Did you vote for him?
Speaker 9: I didn't vote for him.
Speaker 2: Was he appointed?
Speaker 23: Actually, yes, he was appointed, but after a career in
and being an expert in that field.
Speaker 22: Well, Trump and Elon Muster are some of the most
successful businessmen in this country. Appointed.
Speaker 9: Is he really?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 22: He was by Trump?
Speaker 23: Okay, so do they are they having to uh be
scrutinize away any other American governm employee would be like
with drug testing the president. People say, we want to
run the country like a business. Well, you wouldn't go
into a business and cut things and not care about
how to affects the customer.
Speaker 22: Well, I think what you would do is John Musk.
I think he is doing this right now. He's running
the government kind of like he runs one of his businesses,
which are very successful. He's going in and he's saying,
where are people not doing an important role? And then
he's firing them.
Speaker 1: Elon Musk can parallel park of rocket. I feel like
he had a little bit of a career. He has one.
He still has one. It still exists. Wow, It's like
I don't it's hard to argue.
Speaker 2: Do you think he thinks about this like on the
way out?
Speaker 6: But no, you know what they're in a rabbit hole.
They're in an echo chamber. They've got their sign, they're
out there. They're like, oh, yeah, I didn't vote for
Elon of musk Well, I didn't vote for doctor Vauci.
I didn't vote for any of the bureaucrats you see,
even ones with Trump. I didn't vote for any of
the I didn't vote for any of these people. But
I recognize that's how government works. And I'm fine with that.
And you got to take with what you vote for,
voting as consequences, and there's results and this is the results, lady,
and get over it. And you know what, he's been
pretty successful, so I'm going to go with him. I
just want to have people who were like, the toothless
guy is running stuff this.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, yeah yeah.
Speaker 6: You're like, you know what, he's really successful. Yeah, well
is that a reason to run? Yeah, that's absolutely a
reason run. Shit, who do you want? Like, hey, guys,
how you doing. I grasped the toad truck. I'm ready
to run the government exactly.
Speaker 1: Well, they would want chro Magnon man because he would
be the first chro Magnon. They'd be able to say
it's the first Chromagnon running. They do love first, so
they'd be like, look at what we did. Yeah, they'd
be super excited about it. We have thank yous and superstickers.
I think we do. From Andrea Viola, COVID was martial
law and the peasants obeyed. It's true. You're absolutely right
about that, Andrea. Some of us obeyed, some of.
Speaker 2: Us, Well, it depends what state you were in. I
was in Arizona and I was in Panow County. We
had Sheriff Lamb. Yeah, it was like, no, we'll shut
everything down. He's like no.
Speaker 6: And we had Doug Doocey who was our governor, and
he's like, all right, We're going to follow all these
things for the rest of the day.
Speaker 1: We fled to Texas. Yep, bo Mama ate lives are
always bringing the fear mongering y two K four twenty
air Fauci giving us a heads up on the new
pandemic they are planning. It's true. Yep, are we ready?
Are we ready for that? You guys? Marcus Drake. The
left wants a civil war, but they want us to
start it that way. We're the bad guys, and it
just justifies any action they take. It's a no win
situation for us. We're not going to start it. We're
not going to start a civil war.
Speaker 6: There's going to be no civil war in this country
unless it's on an app so true.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, you're so right about that. Yeah, because
like I think, the generations below us, they're unwilling to
get out there and fight any.
Speaker 2: They don't care if they're not paying attention.
Speaker 1: To my true Amen to that. Karen Elliott Libertarians, the
RC Cola of political parties.
Speaker 2: Yes, royal clown. I love it.
Speaker 1: Arcy Cola too. Yeah, is that wrong. I'm not I'm
not supposed to like Arci Coula. Yeah, I do like it.
You guys, thank you so much for joining us today.
And thank you to Chad. Chad you you just are
so willing to help out in a pinch. We love
you so much. Tell everybody where they can find you.
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we will see you on Monday. Bye y'all, Bye,