Speaker 1: Well, you know what, if you're my friend, you don't
drag me into shit all the time.
Speaker 2: So many white liberal women are just completely off their rocker.
I just think that his balls are bigger than we
think they are.
Speaker 3: I am so tired.
Speaker 4: How you acting like you seek for the people of
the fate of Indiana or the city of Indianapolis.
Speaker 3: You do not speak for me or anyone.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 3: That was the YouTube jerk Jerk.
Speaker 2: I was stretching, Hi, everybody, good morning, Happy Tuesday, Nerve.
We're back, We're back, right out of the gate. I'm
gonna quickly. I know we have to get to all
things like G seven Summit and Israel Iran and crazy
liberals and immigration. There's a lot going on today. But
first I'm gonna give you a quick update on that
Minnesota Rep murder from yesterday. Uh to Minnesota police officers
were already in the scene when that happened, end before
the killer Vance is it Belter Bolter were called Bolter.
I can't.
Speaker 3: I don't know if his name is Belter Bolter, different Advance.
Speaker 2: He's when he actually stepped inside of her house and
they saw him in the driveway wearing a Halloween mask.
And a fake police uniform and they engaged him and
then after a short firefight, the police sat and they
watched him as they as he entered the home, he
killed them and then escaped out the back. So I
just this was all after Senator Hoffman like down, I guess,
like eight miles away and they were like he was
gunned down.
Speaker 1: He lived, but he he went to two other lawmakers
houses prior to these two and their security I guess
alerted them that there was a whack a do out there.
Then they and then I think they they started to
rush to some of the stallmakers home. Right.
Speaker 2: So here's a story from yesterday. Here's just a video
from that.
Speaker 6: Traveled to Brooklyn Park, Minnesota and the home of Minnesota
State Representative Melissa Hortman. At approximately three point thirty am.
Belter arrived at Representative Portman's house in his black SUV
with the police license plates. He parked in the driveway
and left the emergency lights on his SUV flashing as
if he was a police officer. Belter approached Representative Portman's
home again dressed as a police officer, wearing the tactical
vest and body armor and wearing that hyper realistic mask.
He was armed and carrying a flashlight before he entered
the home. Two Brooklyn Park Police officers arrived at the scene.
They too had been dispatched to check on Senator and
Representative Hortman after learning of the shooting of Senator Hoffman.
When they arrived at the scene, they saw Belter's black
SUV parked in the driveway with the emergency lights flashing,
and they saw Belter standing in front of the house
several feet from the door.
Speaker 2: What, like what I find this whole story to be
completely sus Is it just me?
Speaker 3: Am?
Speaker 2: I the only one that's like, what WT have?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 1: They show up and they because how did he get
a license plate from the cops?
Speaker 2: I don't know, Like I have so many questions.
Speaker 1: Did he did he well? I mean he obviously planned
this stuff out. Did they show up and think, oh,
the cops already there.
Speaker 2: I don't know what they were thinking. I just know
that like once he started going in, he starts shooting.
I feel like they should have gone.
Speaker 3: That's where they should have made a movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is I feel it is extremely sus all
of it.
Speaker 1: Many more answers he stone cops, Maybe they probably I
mean I'm going with you know, I don't want to
think the cops are involved and that there were complicit
in this. I mean I think maybe they maybe they
showed up and they looked, they said, this guy's got
cop license plate upside.
Speaker 3: You know, the the lights are on, so we'll see
what's going on.
Speaker 1: And then because it probably happened in a split second,
we think.
Speaker 3: They like they were having a conversation with five minutes
a door on the top walk.
Speaker 1: They probably showed up, saw that, then he went inside,
then the shooting began.
Speaker 3: That's when they probably made.
Speaker 2: It exchange gunfire. I mean, the whole thing is completely
insane anyway, So well, I'm going to keep an eye
on this. We'll see what happens over the next couple
of days. But now I feel why should just get buried,
you know because I feel it, Well, if if.
Speaker 3: Wor'd War three starts, I have a feeling this will.
Speaker 2: Probably probably it probably it may it may actually do that.
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Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: He's wondering about Mock. I can give you an update
on her. They look at but she's her boobs look great,
you guys. She looks great. Her boobs are fantastic. She
wrote me yesterday. I mean, like, she got out of
surgery so quickly, and they sent her home at like
two yesterday afternoon. So she's doing great, you guys. The
prayers work. She's doing fantastic, she wrote me yesterday after
like probably rund dinner time, and she's like, listen, I'm
in a bit of a honeymoon phase. Drugs on board
and relaxing. She's supposed to keep her leg as straight
as possible and most of the time, but also move
it back and forth at least once an hour when
she's not sleeping. She has some sort of machine that
does that for her, and she gets that today. So
she's like, it actually feels really nice to stand up
and take a few steps to the bathroom, but I'm
not supposed to overdo it standing and walking. She's like,
I can tell my quad's going to be really auchy
from the tourniquet, and you know, she's she's going to
be great. I think she was super surprised that they
sent her home so quickly, and I'm like, I'm not
surprised at all, Like, you're I know, you're going to
do great with this. You're gonna be fine. You're gonna
be feeling like a brand new person in like a
week or two. So she's doing great. She's doing great.
Everybody's wondering about that. I'm trying to give updates as
I can on insiders and locals, but for everybody, you know,
she's she made it through. She's got a new knee,
and she's going to be back here next week and
she's she's feeling great. She's got you know that, and
the boltons, the bolts all good. It's all good. So
that's that, okay. Also, something else that's happening. The NAACP
did not invite Trump to their convention next month in
North Carolina. This is for the first time in one
hundred and sixteen years they are not inviting a sitting
US president because you know, it's Donald Trump. That's the
only reason.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's.
Speaker 2: Nc NAACP president. I hate their name, by the way, Like,
are they ever going to change the CP? That's a
whole other conversation. But the president, Derek Johnson, he announced
the move at an afternoon press conference, accusing Trump of
working against its mission. So here's a quote. This has
nothing to do with the political party. Our mission is
to advance civil rights, and the current president has made
it clear that his mission is to eliminate civil rights.
Speaker 3: What kind of crap is that?
Speaker 1: First of all, let's let's all take a quick civics lesson.
The president doesn't make laws, doesn't enforce laws. He's the
executive branch, and so how is he.
Speaker 3: Doing that? I haven't heard him call for you know,
Jim Crow laws. Have you heard that? Is that? Is
that happening? Do I not? Am I missing something? I would?
Speaker 2: I would actually argue that he's done more for HBCUs
than any president in history. Oh yeah, I mean his
administrator and his administration made HBCU funding more stable, It
gave them a stronger voice in policymaking, like he was
the man with HBCUs. It's like, let's just forget that
even happen, because.
Speaker 3: It's not the message. It's the message.
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable. I just I can't and that's fact. There's
so much that he did. And they are a tax
exempt nonprofit that claims to be non partisan, which is
a big pile of shit. So they're not neutral.
Speaker 3: At all, like the ALU. We're not really pure.
Speaker 2: Right, right, And it's it. I just I cannot believe
they're doing this. It's just it's unbelievable. So yeah, and
their name sucks.
Speaker 1: So and this doesn't help, by the way, bringing the
nation together, it doesn't help any of that stuff.
Speaker 2: No, So that's happening. Okay, Day five of the israel
I Ran conflict, we're going to talk about that. Right
out of the gate, people are talking about whether or
not the US is going to be like completely involved
in this. I have a clip from Dave Smith, the comedian,
talking about how he wants to impeach Trump over allowing
Israel to stop I Ran from nuking them. But I digress.
We'll get to that in a second. But here's Fox
and a bunch of folks. They are talking about a
battered Iran now wanting to negotiate with Israel as long
as the US stays out of the fight. Here's that
we were talking.
Speaker 8: In the last few minutes. There is a new exclusive
report from the Wall Street Journal that says this it battered.
Iran signals it wants to de escalate hostilities with Israel
and negotiate as long as the United States stays out
of the fight. This just developing. Now, let's get your
take on it, since you are quite.
Speaker 3: Up to speed. Yeah, good morning, Bill and Dana.
Speaker 9: I asked Prime Minister Danielle yesterday about the Iran Foreign
Minister talking to reporters saying, if Israel stops attacking, we
will stop counterattacking and get to the table, suggesting that
they were coming to the table.
Speaker 3: This is what the iron Foreign.
Speaker 9: Minister said, with a deal that possibly America would see
as acceptable. The Prime Minister said, that is essentially bs.
He said, that's just not true. It's a bunch of
hogwashing his words that when they were coming to the table.
He cited the Supreme Leader saying death to America, death
to Israel as that was happening. So I think there's
a lot of skepticism about this outreach.
Speaker 2: Si okay, do you have any thoughts on that chat?
Before I get to the next question.
Speaker 3: Thoughts on all of this insanity? Uh, And to me,
it's it's just Bibe.
Speaker 2: You think you think it's bb yeahright, I think Bib
is playing Trump for everything and his goal.
Speaker 1: He wants Iran to attack one of our bases, so
Trump gets sucked into.
Speaker 2: Do you really think that?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Here's Batya Angar Sargon, who I love. I absolutely just
love her. She's she's a really great person to break
some of this down. So here's here's her talking about
this yesterday.
Speaker 10: President Trump's wish that this end quickly. He still believes
that he can get the Iranians to the table, and
I think from his point of view, he's doing a
little bit of a good cop bad cop thing with
Israel to where they are taking on the Iranian nuclear
sites militarily, and he wishes for the United States to
stay out of the offensive military side of that, of course,
bolstering Israel defensively as our greatest ally in the region.
And I think he's hoping that the Iranians will feel
that they really have nowhere left to turn at this
point and still make a deal with him. President Trump
hates war. He fundamentally believes that people would prefer peace
and prefer a peace deal, and so to me, that's
what I'm looking to see. Can the United States convince
the Iranians, perhaps even through Vladimir Putin, who President Trump
had a good conversation with yesterday, to come to the
table and make a deal to bring an end to
the horror of war as soon as possible.
Speaker 2: I don't think they're ever. I don't think we're ever
going to have a deal that lasts forever with Iran,
but it would be something that would be temporary at least,
because I just think that these the leadership in Iran
is like death to America, death to Israel.
Speaker 3: Ye, that's for their people.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, at some point, and to be
honest with you, if you want real change, it's got
to come from within. We've tried regime change seventy times
since World War Two. Five have been successful with the stability,
the rest have fallen apart, and fifteen of them to
the point where there's instability and the nations fell apart
civil war. We're not good at regime change. And you
yesterday be beyond with Jonathan Carl talking about well, it's
us first and then New York next wrong.
Speaker 3: Iran can't reach us. They don't want any part of
what we have. They want no part of this. You
want this, you want this, bibe, this is about you.
You even said I.
Speaker 1: Don't even want any part of the negotiations anymore because
they're fake.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I do believe that when it comes to
you know, just that way of life and you know,
is Islam taking over. I do believe that they would
love that. That is the long game. We've talked about
that a lot on the show, where they'd love to
just come here and take over. They'd love that. They're
actually sells all over the country here already I live in.
Speaker 1: But there's a lot of loonies out there. There's also
a ton like go back to the sixties and seventies.
You've pointed out this was not it. The hardliners got
in there and changed stuff. I guarantee you tomorrow, if
they had a person who was more secular, stuff would
change there. This is and whatever happens to Iran, let
it happen to Iran. In Israel, I don't know why
we have to pay for it. I don't know why
we have to be involved in it. Well, there are
friends well, you know what, if you're my friend, you
don't drag me into shit, all right.
Speaker 2: I hear you. And I think a lot of people
felt that way about Ukraine and Russia and we got
dragged in. And so if you felt that way about
Ukraine and Russia, you should feel that way about this. However,
you know, it's like I didn't. Ukraine and Russia weren't
screaming death of a Marria. And I think that's the difference.
I think that's why there are people who feel just
a little bit more invested in this. But but y'all
also talked about how Trump in that same clip I
just didn't show to you guys, but she talked about
how he is very good at using the media to
try to convey his message to Iran, like through the media,
and he is very good at that, Like he's trying
to figure out a way to stay as neutral as
possible in this. But like, let me you know, he's
he's a master that he's masterful at at media i'd say,
manipulation in the best way that he can to try
to convey you know, where he stands to Iran without
having to directly talk to Iran, Like, right, now.
Speaker 1: None of it matters. If BB decides that I'm going
to do whatever I want.
Speaker 2: To do, it's true. I mean he's so, then.
Speaker 3: What's Trump going to do? Go Okay, screw you, because
if he says.
Speaker 1: That, then then everybody's the APAC and all of them
are going to come and they're going to destroy everything
they possibly can of MAGA and have the money and
the power to make it a nightmare. And if he
gets involved, then everybody's gonna go, well, you were not
supposed to be this guy. It's up to Bibi, it's
not up to Iran or US.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I don't I don't think that he should
be impeached over it, you know. I think that that's
that's hyperbolic, and I think that's where and we're gonna
we'll talk. We'll definitely talk about that in just a second.
But speaking of talking about the media, I ran was
bombed live on air yesterday. We have a we have
a clip of that, yeah mortage because propaganda, oh crap,
gotta go.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, yeah, gets back out there, gets back.
Speaker 2: Out there, and it was I mean, that's the thing.
I don't I don't speak that language, but from what
I read she was like spewing a bunch of propaganda,
and so it was just I mean, you don't want
to you don't want to cheer for somebody to get bombed,
but it was that was propaganda. It was just very symbolic.
I guess it was very symbolic. Yeah, she was the
regime Korea, lady, that's always the regime propaganda.
Speaker 3: Immediately, lady. Do you guys not understand?
Speaker 2: Michael, I'm actually surprised that she could even be on air.
You know, I figured it would be a dude. Usually
they only allow men to do that kind of stuff, right,
So I was just surprised that it was a chick
that was doing it.
Speaker 3: He's probably yeah, over there with the Jews out, it's.
Speaker 2: Beautiful and smoky outside all the time. All right. So
there's chatter on the internet that some of they call
these guys like the podcast bros. We're not the podcast bros.
But some of these guys are turning on Trump. Dave Smith,
he's buddies with like Joe Rogan and Tucker and Candace
and all of them who like coincident happened to be
kind of anti semitic. But yeah, he's calling for the
impeachment of Trump over this. So here's a clip of
him being pissed.
Speaker 11: Looks and man, I supported him this last year. I
apologized for doing so. It was a bad calculation. At
the time, it seemed like the right one. But he
should be impeached and removed for this one, and not
not on some like not on some ridiculous Nancy Pelosi.
Of course, the Congress will never do it because they're
all a bunch of you know, corrupt hacks.
Speaker 3: This is the one thing they support, is like.
Speaker 11: Donald Trump should be impeached and removed for this. All
of his supporters should turn on him. It's the absolute
betrayal of everything that he ran and campaigned on and
everything that he stood for. And I will say, despite
the fact that you know, Donald Trump supporters have been
labeled like a cult following, and that certainly is true
for a percentage of his supporters, he is going to
lose his coalition over this.
Speaker 1: There.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 11: I don't just speak for myself when I say there
are a lot of us who simply will not go
a lot with this. So it's just a devastating mistake.
By the way, on top of that, he's also going
to lose the deportation fight because of this, because right
now he needed all the political capital he could have.
Speaker 3: To turn that.
Speaker 11: You know, you got a majority support for deportations, but
the minority is very mobilized and they're out and they're
protesting all around the country. He needed all of his
political capital for that move. So here's what we got.
The neocon.
Speaker 2: God, he's just such a I'm going to take my
ball and go home.
Speaker 1: Well, I think look, I understand because Dave put a
lot behind Trump, and he went on later on and
on his show and said, look, I hope I'm wrong.
I hope in a month from now I come on
here and eat crow and say I was absolutely wrong
and they got stuff done.
Speaker 3: I hope I'm wrong.
Speaker 1: But and a lot of it is about not so
much Trump again, it's about the neocons, the guys behind there.
Why aren't you standing up to them like you said,
no more wars. That was the big thing for Trump.
Speaker 2: Trump is a Neocon.
Speaker 3: I absolutely really Anny's standings.
Speaker 2: I reject that, and I don't I think that he
is towing the line the best way that he can
right now. Guys like Dave Smith just listen. I look
at this from a personal standpoint. Dude is Jewish, his mother,
his grandmother was a Holocaust survivor. I don't I can't
wrap my brain around that. I just I can't like,
I'm just like, what the hell? I just I don't
understand it. But I mean he's libertarian. So that that.
Speaker 1: I think, why are you? Why are we being dragged
into something that we shouldn't be dragged. I don't want
to be I don't want.
Speaker 2: To be dragged into it either.
Speaker 1: But I think you'd be surprised how many people on
my my local show text me, especially Boomers, we need
to bomb them.
Speaker 3: We need boots on.
Speaker 1: The ground, we need regime channel I got. I want
no part of it, because you want to know why
my kid is the age that he would have to go.
I'm not saying my kid to die. Yeah, so over
there to some country that we shouldn't be fighting in
and we're thirty six trillion in debt and now we're
gonna have to do more.
Speaker 2: I totally hear you, I absolutely hear you. But I
do not think that Trump is a Neocon. I reject
that notion. I think he's probably the most I believe
he's probably the most anti war president of my lifetime.
I stand by that, I really do.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 3: I think that too.
Speaker 1: But are you now, when push comes to shove, are
you going to stand up to them if they want
to go forward?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 1: See, And that's what I think he's worried about, because
he said at the end of it, At the end
of it, I thought it was pretty good.
Speaker 3: No matter who you vote for, you still get chumb Oh.
Speaker 2: We'll see what about that? Though, I think he's just
being completely hyperbolic at this point, like he's like, let's
impeach him right now. Really, I mean, that's just your
being stupid, dude. And then he's talking about and then
he's talking about the fact that you know, he's losing
all the support for deportations. What the hell does that
have to do with this. He's handling things the best way.
I trust him, and this I actually do. Could you imagine,
can you imagine, God help us if Kamala were president
right now?
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, we'd be in it right because the neo
cons Here's my thing though, it's not that I don't
trust Trump, because I think Trump's big thing is, hey, man,
let's all get together. We'll all make a bunch of money.
We'll have resorts, people live their life. It'll be fantastic,
he said last week.
Speaker 3: Let's trade with them, Let's build them up.
Speaker 1: They could be wealthy, they could be out there in
the world. All that's Trump, and I love that. I
don't trust. I don't trust.
Speaker 2: Baby, Okay, I mean, that's that's fair. I just I mean,
even yesterday he said it.
Speaker 1: We we're not going to gauge in any of these
talks because it's fake.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just listen. I feel like if Iran ever does
get a nuke, they are not going to spare America.
You know, if that ever does happen. I think there
are a lot of people out there that app that
feel somehow. I just I think it's interesting that there
are people that actually believe that the folks who screamed
death through America are gonna somehow spare us. I don't
believe that.
Speaker 3: I don't know what I have to be honest, I'm
not sure that they would.
Speaker 1: I think if they got a nuke, I think they
would be like, Okay, cool, now we got to be
North Korea, which means there's no regime change.
Speaker 2: Agree with you completely?
Speaker 3: Who else death to America Libya. Libya screamed death to America.
How'd that work? When he gave up his he was
proposed and murdered.
Speaker 2: I don't disagree. When people tell me who they are,
I believe them. And they have told me who they
are for decades.
Speaker 1: When Libya did what they did, when they killed our
people on bombs, on planes and all that stuff, they
screamed death to America. We got him to give up
his nuclear and what happened to him, Well, he's dead
now and there's been regime change and it fell apart
in a heartbeat. And I mean you you're the same
thing from little the little rocket guy.
Speaker 2: Screaming the yell the little rocket Guy is different. I
just I mean, they're over there eating grass for vegetables.
It's a completely different situation. I think this like if
they if I ran gets their hands on something. I
just I believe people when they tell me who they are,
and I think that I just think you're wrong about that.
I think that if they had the chance, they would totally.
They don't want anybody.
Speaker 1: If we had the chance to get away with it,
Scott Free, do you think we'd light them up and
make them go away? And we didn't have to worry
about any of the repercussions.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't have an answer for that. I
just know that. I just know that they want if
we could, if we could cease to exist. I'm an infidel.
They want me to go away. They've made Yeah, they've
made that abundantly clear. So I just I just think
that's how I feel. And you know, we'll see what happens.
And I think anti Semitism is a powerful drug. We've
seen it in this country and I don't like it.
So anyways, I don't.
Speaker 3: Like it either.
Speaker 1: I just my thing is, I feel like BB is
going to be the one that decides what happens here,
not Trump, no matter how hard Trump fights it, because
he's not going to let bebe dangle out in the wind.
Speaker 3: And if he drags us into it, I think it's
it's I think it's a nightmare.
Speaker 1: And I think it's going to cost us trillions of
dollars and God willing it cost us no lives. But
I still think he would love if we were dragged
into this lie.
Speaker 2: We'll see what happens. I think Trump's balls are a
way bigger than people. I just think that his balls
are bigger than we think they are, or you think
that they are, but we'll see. I mean, dude was
shot in the head. I have a little bit of faith.
Speaker 1: Do you think do you think if they attacked, if
if they go and attack us, that Trump's going to say, now,
we're not going to do anything.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I just I don't know what he's
going to do. I can't predict. But I don't think
that he's going to just like throw us into a conflict.
I just don't think, because I think that he's always
been the anti war I want to get us out
of war as president, So I don't think that he's
going to contradict everything that he's done in the past.
I just don't think he's going to do that. I
think he's going to try to make deals. He's going
to try to keep us out of conflict. I believe
that about him. He's not a neocon. He's not a warmonger.
As much as people want to make him that. Right now,
it's not happen yet. I'm not gonna I'm not going
to predict their future.
Speaker 3: I just know he's not even a conservative. He's not
a neocon, and He's not a warmonger that I understand,
but I think it's this is more about Bebe and
his moves than Trump's.
Speaker 1: And does Trump have the balls enough to look at
Bebe and go, did you got yourself into this that
you're gonna have to get yourself out?
Speaker 2: We'll help you. I definitely think he has balls big
enough to stand up to bb. So we'll see what happens. Yeah,
we'll see what happens. We're going to get to Trump's
Trump's trip to the G seven summit first, but we
had to talk about Trump phones, you guys. So Trump's
oldest sons, Don Junior and Eric, they launched a new
Trump Mobile service that offers customers a four hundred and
ninety nine dollars gold phone, which I gotta tell you,
if I could, if I could afford that, I'd probably
get one. They also offer a plan where folks pay
forty seven forty five a month, which is brilliant marketing
for unlimited talk, texting, and data with five G service
through all three major cellular carriers. So they appeared at
like a press conference yesterday, which I thought was was
pretty cool that they did that just to I guess
they were trying to like put, I don't know the timing.
I mean, I don't think there's any good timing or
bad timing for this. But it's basically like a new
cell service. And I think that a lot of people
are freaking out about this because they're comparing it to
the Obama phone, which there is zero comparison to the
Obama phone, because this is a capitalist thing that they're doing.
The Obama phone was, basically it was a taxpayer funded thing.
That's what I find so interesting that people are like, wait,
you conservatives aren't mad about the Trump phone, but you
were mad about the Obama phone. Oh my gosh, apples
to watermelons here.
Speaker 1: I just yeah, this is not This has nothing to
do with the government paying for fresh for people who
are low income.
Speaker 3: I just I though I would worry a little bit
about the T and T mobile really battling it out. Yeah, yeah,
I'm looking at it.
Speaker 1: Looks like at first I thought, oh, it's a gold
T mobile phone, but no, that's the T one.
Speaker 3: It says on it it is gold.
Speaker 2: We have a video of them launching this yesterday.
Speaker 13: Trump Terror on this very fateful day. Ten years later,
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A big part of what we've done right now in
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Speaker 2: So can you imagine Hunter doing this? Honestly? I mean
like there's such a stark difference between Trump's kids and
like Biden's kids.
Speaker 1: The uh, the t so the Trump phone, where do
we get this at?
Speaker 3: Is there like a Trump store?
Speaker 2: They should start they should have a Trump But if
we had Trump stores, people would probably like try to
you know, hurt.
Speaker 1: Also, you start walking the fine line of using somewhat
of the presidency also as a as a shill for
your products.
Speaker 2: You know, you get everything online. There's no reason you
have to do any of this in a store. You
can do it all online. We just had to get
a new phone from my daughter, and it's like everything
is online now. You don't even have to go into
the store.
Speaker 1: You want to go see it once though, Like I
wouldn't buy a Like I know what Samsung makes and
what Apple makes.
Speaker 3: I kind of want to see what we're getting with this.
Speaker 2: A gold phone is or is you guys get a
gold phone? Yeah, my Pi, I would totally get a
gold phone absolutely anyway, So that's happening if you guys
are interested in this capitalist venture, which is totally different
than an Obama phone.
Speaker 3: What the liberals will try to tell you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, speaking of.
Speaker 3: They didn't have the O on the Obama phone. You
could have just went and got whatever.
Speaker 2: Focused on, right, It's like I don't understand how people
can't understand the difference. Speaking of capitalism, I'm sure that
most of you guys would agree with the statement capitalism
has produced the greatest increase in human wealth, living standards,
and overall flourishing. But there are people out there amongst
us walking around who demonize capitalism, which drives me crazy,
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And I'm not sure when capitalism became controversial, but somehow
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do it for free. So fine. Trump went to Canada
for the G seven that happened yesterday. I feel like
that just happened. Maybe it's just because.
Speaker 3: Well you went, he came back, I know.
Speaker 2: But I mean like I feel like the G seven
happens like every four months. But something I know, and
they have like the big like they always they stand
next to the big pillar that says G seven. It's
like everything is a big production. It's like it's so flashy. Anyways,
Prime Minister Carney, he I guess everybody thought that they
were going to be like real combative, but he was
kind of kissing his butt at first. It was pretty interesting.
He was saying, you know, like he was praising him,
and he was wishing him in the US Army a
belated happy birthday, and he was remarking that Monday is
also the fiftieth birthday of the G seven. He was
being kind of sweet and syrupy, and he was like,
the G seven is nothing without US leadership and your
personal leadership, and blah blah. We have a clip of
that when they first like started talking to Canada.
Speaker 14: It's a great honor, happy birthday.
Speaker 15: A few days short, a little bit, a few days short,
but it didn't have a chance to see you on
the day. Happy birthday to the US military as well,
und and fiftieth and this is the fiftieth birthday, if
you will, of the G seven.
Speaker 14: This marks the fiftieth birthday of the G seven. And
the G seven is nothing without US leadership and so
and your personal leadership. Leadership in the United States, many
issues geopolitics, economic technology, and working hand in hand with
the United States, Canada and the United States and the
other G seven partners with your leadership very much.
Speaker 2: Looking forward to meeting. Remember when he ran on elbows
app Do you remember that he ran on the whole
elbows up thing, which is I think it's like a
hockey term in Canada, so it's just it's trumpled.
Speaker 1: Like he's got somewhere to go. Yeah, thanks, thanks for
having me here. I got other things going on, guys,
can we greek up the short?
Speaker 3: Let's go? I got stuff and the world warning, I
don't want to be here. And Carney's Marco? Where's Marco? Marco?
I think he's there.
Speaker 2: I think he went with him. I think Marco was there.
He's probably like hanging out, getting a drink or something,
or getting some free chicken in the other room. They
always have bad chicken at those things, you know, you know.
Speaker 1: What I mean.
Speaker 2: It's always like chicken Wellington or crap at those things.
But he but yeah, he that and his posture. Carney's
posture was so bizarre in that clip anyway, a lot
of people were saying that they had another exchange where
Carney was like so savage, because yeah, there was.
Speaker 1: He He's like, hey, hey, you better watch out or
you know, no more Tim Horton's for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah he was.
Speaker 2: He interrupted him and so there was this one. You'll
you'll see here's one where he kind of interrupts Trump.
Speaker 3: And they think they're going to use them to vote.
Speaker 1: It's not gonna happen.
Speaker 3: A week.
Speaker 15: Size my role, if you will, said G seven chair,
Since we have a few more minutes with the president
and his team.
Speaker 14: Uh, and then we actually have to start the meeting
to address some of these big issues.
Speaker 6: So thank you, that's it.
Speaker 2: Could happen. Marcus in the back, like the chicken was good,
you guys, chicken was really good.
Speaker 3: It is good.
Speaker 2: Don't try to Carney's like interrupting him. He's like, I'm
the leader of the thing, man, Okay, I'm the one
in charge here. And all the Libs were like, it's
savage the way you interrupted him. I didn't think that
was savage.
Speaker 3: I don't think, and I don't think. I just think
He said, look, guys, we've only got a few minutes.
Speaker 1: We got to get going on this meeting, so if
you guys could please move on so we could sit
down and have a.
Speaker 2: Tall He said, that guy is such a he's a
old pansy anyway, So and then Trump called him out
about how it should be called the G eight instead
of the G seven, And I totally this. So here's
that clip.
Speaker 4: It used to be the G eight.
Speaker 1: Barack Obama and a person named Trudeau didn't want to
have Russia in.
Speaker 3: Then I would say.
Speaker 16: That there was a mistake because I think you.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't have a war right now if you had Russia in,
And you wouldn't have a war right.
Speaker 16: Now if Trump were president four years ago.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, but he's a neocon warmonger, that's right, Okay, Yeah,
I'm being sarcastic, like hugely sarcastic there.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So he called him out, which I think is great
because you know, they're basically saying at the G seven
that you know, Russia can't sit at our lunch table
because they don't wear pink on Wednesdays.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh wow, I know. I was not aware of that.
Speaker 2: Hey, And it's caused global realignment because they didn't do that.
They didn't do that, they didn't invite him to the table,
then to the table, and it has caused a shift.
And he's calling it out. This is the thing he's
good at, making deals, is what this guy does. He
doesn't want wars, Dave Smith, Yeah.
Speaker 3: He doesn't. Again, I've said Trump Trump wants no one.
Speaker 1: He wants everybody to own a casino and to make
millions of dollars and to hang out all day with
beautiful women and to live in a world of.
Speaker 3: A capitalist that's all he's always.
Speaker 2: I love all that, except for the beautiful women part.
I love all of that.
Speaker 1: But you know, at the end of the day, that's
not always up to him, obviously, because other people were
gonna do what other people do. So that's the you know,
I don't know. I mean, would they still have not
invaded Ukraine? Not probably well, because I don't think Trump
would have pushed the NATO stuff as far as he did.
Speaker 3: I still think it might have come afterwards. But you know, again.
Speaker 1: The whole people, he's not a neocon, he's a capitalist.
Speaker 2: Yeah, who thinks everybody should own a hotel is fantastic.
And I also think it's worth noting that he wore
a pin under his American flag pin that had both
the American and the Canadian flag. You have a picture
of that, and I think it's it's pretty interesting how
he he did that. Do you guys see that?
Speaker 17: Now?
Speaker 2: I think it totally means what he says. He means
what he says about about Canada being the fifty first state.
I believe that.
Speaker 3: I believe that he.
Speaker 2: Wants that to happen, Like he'd be delighted if that
were the case.
Speaker 3: As long as it came after him.
Speaker 2: What do you mean, as long as it came after him?
Speaker 1: Okay, So if they become the fifty first day, do
you think they're going to be Republicans?
Speaker 2: Will totally be Democrats? Like that's I'm not saying I'd
be delighted with it. I'm saying that he would be
delighted pulling them in. But yeah, I do think we've
talked about that a lot on the show. How I
think that the voters there, we'd be sucking in a
lot of liberal voters, which would be probably a disaster.
Speaker 3: Imagine California two right, right.
Speaker 2: I agree, resource wise it would be fine, it would
be great, but voter wise, it would be a complete
and utter disaster.
Speaker 3: So yeah, anyway, we could have all your good stuff and.
Speaker 2: None of here, right, exactly can we do that? It's
like families. Can you just take the good part of
the families and then take the bad part Out'd be
really great if we could do that. On the way home,
Trump called out Macron for apparently lying and seeking publicity.
I believe this was a tweet that he put out.
He wrote publicity seeking. President Emmanuel Macron of France mistakenly
said that I left the G seventh Summit in Canada
to go back to DC to work on a ceasefire
between Israel and Iran.
Speaker 3: Wrong.
Speaker 2: He has no idea why I am now on my
way to Washington, but it certainly has nothing to do
with the ceasefire. Much bigger than that, whether purposely or not.
Emmanuel always gets it wrong. Stay tuned. So I'm sure
that shit's going to be going down today and we'll
be talking about that tomorrow. So, yeah, it gets the phone.
Speaker 3: Who wants phones? The East phones are great, forty five
and forty seven.
Speaker 2: Never don't think it's the phones. Okay, I we have
to talk about something somewhat happy. Did you know that
Pamela Anderson is a Canadian American? Remember her from Daywatch?
Talk about Bolton's Yeah, it helps me segue to this
quick like in between topic because we just need a
palate cleanser. You guys, they're remaking naked naked gun Oh,
so have you guys seen the trailer for Naked Gun
because it's so good. It comes out August first. It
stars Liam Neeson, who I love, and Pam Anderson, who
I also really like her. I do like everybody cut
cuts her down out. She doesn't wear makeup and she's like,
all miss I just I really like her anyways, I'm
I love that kind of humor, the Naked Gun humor
that used to be that kind of humor back in
the eighties and nineties we used to do. I don't know,
and I but I usually hate remakes, but this one,
I think I will go see. I will absolutely go
see this one. I don't know about you. Your mileage
may vary on this one. How do we feel about remakes?
Speaker 3: Chud?
Speaker 1: This is it's not like a typical remake because he's
playing the Sun and this Liam Neeson is Frank Dreben Junior,
So it's not a typical remake. But I think it's
gonna be cool. And Spaceballs did you.
Speaker 3: See their trailer line?
Speaker 2: I did not.
Speaker 1: Spaceball's Too is coming out and it said and it
goes through Uh, you know, thirty eight years ago this
movie came out, and since then there's been eight there's
been there's been nine Star Wars, three prequels to the
Star Wars that also became sequels to the Star Wars,
and then there was prequels.
Speaker 3: There's been seven uh you know, Jurassic Park movies.
Speaker 1: There's been eight movies that are Aliens, but two of
those had the Predators, so really those were predator movies.
Speaker 3: It goes like all the way through all this time,
I got I think continuation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just like I didn't see well I did.
I actually watched the New Point Break. It was reprehensible.
The New Roadhouse was a complete travesty. Patrick Swayze is
like shaking all the rakes from heaven because they did
a remake of Red Dawn. Remember, like all of his
movies have been remade, and he's like, can you stop?
Can you just stop remaking? So, yeah, I don't like that.
If they redo Dirty Dancing, I'm going to actually protest.
I'm going to protest that one.
Speaker 3: But they're going to make it less. They're going to
miss make it less statutory race.
Speaker 2: I guess I have no idea, but they because if
you all watch that, they're like they put baby in
the corner because you're.
Speaker 1: A forty year old man, and I know as a parent,
I know, and she's sixteen, Sir, you should go to jail.
Speaker 2: When I saw that in the theaters when I was,
you know, a teenager in the eighties, I thought it
was I saw it like eight times. And now I
see it from a completely different parental perspective, and I'm like,
all of that is wrong. All of it is wrong.
Speaker 3: We're dancing good. You can dance in jail.
Speaker 2: It's just none of it's right. None of it you guys, Okay,
not related to the candidate thing at all, just some
blue sense to tie up from yesterday. Trump totally lives
rent free in people's heads. As we know. I'm talking
to you, Dave Smith, and you mentioned this clip briefly yesterday.
I want to play it for everybody today. It's Sean
penn On Bill Maher's show.
Speaker 18: An invitation is because I see I see no. So
it's a long flight.
Speaker 13: I see no.
Speaker 17: Really, you'll meet with fucking I don't castro into gusha Vez,
but not the President of the United States.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 18: I saw good results come out of some of those things.
Speaker 3: In terms of generalize that I had.
Speaker 18: I don't think that there's anything that I would I
just just personally wouldn't trust anything that was said in
the room, including the personality.
Speaker 17: It's not a it's it's not a matter of matter
of trusting it. It's a better of seeing it, better
of experiencing, better of knowing it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 14: More.
Speaker 17: No, it's like saying I don't want this, uh medical test,
because you know, I don't want to know.
Speaker 3: I want to know.
Speaker 17: I want to Okay, So yeah, I mean.
Speaker 18: I have some good friends that you know are.
Speaker 17: I said this many times with him a piece when
I did it that like, it's up to I'm just
giving you the report. It's up to you to make
the decision. Who do you think is the real guy?
I'm telling you there's a very different guy behind closed
doors in a different setting.
Speaker 16: Now or what.
Speaker 3: You're capable of performatively.
Speaker 17: Yes, well one of the either well you know, my
my friends who believe in astrology would say he's a Gemini.
Of course there's two of them.
Speaker 2: Okay, he's a Gemini.
Speaker 3: Did you look at Sean Penshop Oh my god, they
were taped, they were taped up, and probably.
Speaker 1: Some you're like, oh my god, he looks like a
homeless person. And then you find out they're like forty.
Speaker 3: Eight dollars probably are ridiculous.
Speaker 2: You probably paid for him like that. They were forty
hundred dollars and taped up they look like they're homeless shoes,
but they cost forty eight hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Like that's how cele you'll meet with.
Speaker 1: Hugo Chavez, and you'll meet with Fidel Castro and El
Chopo and anybody else, which look, I'm not saying you
don't meet with them, I think, you know what, why
not sit down? You know, it's just as an interesting thing.
Go ahead, but you won't meet with the president. Right
and by the way, the president will meet with any
one of the well not you know, not the not
Hugo because he's dead, but I think he would have
sat down, and same thing with Fidel.
Speaker 3: He'd just sat down with either them. Let's have a conversation.
Speaker 2: That just shows you how deep the TDS is with
these people, Like it's just so deeply rooted, and they're
just they claim to be the tolerant left, they're completely intolerant,
and that if they won't meet with President Trump, can
you imagine like him coming on our show. There's just
no freaking way like he would never talk to just
a normal person. He would never talk to a normal
walking around every day Republican slash conservative. So these people,
it's like they won't talk to half the country. Think
about it. If they won't talk to the president of
the United States, they're intolerant of half the country. That
just shows you where we are as a I don't
do that. I just don't. If somebody is I talk
to anybody too. If somebody's liberal, I'll talk to you.
If you want to throw down and fight about staff,
we'll fight, Like I mean, I don't care. But it's
like we're all living in the same country. I don't
see why this is such a big deal. But they
are just like they're like la la no, no, I
can't talk to you.
Speaker 1: But I also think the last thing they want to
I think for some of them, somebody like a Sean
Penn where you know Kid Rock would go, dude, you
need to go meet with him because I'm sure their pals,
I'm sure they've got out shotguns or done something. And
the last thing they also want to do is to
meet with him and find out he's.
Speaker 3: Not the dictat right, because it makes it harder.
Speaker 1: It makes it harder to hate on you if I
actually like you and think, okay.
Speaker 2: It's it's that's a great point. You know, years ago,
Mak and I when we were working in FM radio.
We did daytime radio, and there was this guy, libertarian
go figure. He would write all the time and just
just try to get me. He would just come after me,
like all the time, and making fun of the way
I looked, the way I talked. I mean, it was
all sorts of personal insults. You just hated me so much.
And finally I said to the guy, I was like,
you know what, you want to meet for coffee? You
just want to meet Let's meet in person. You could
say all this shit to me in person. How about
we do that. He wouldn't do it. He would not
do it. You guys, he was too much of a
chicken crap to meet me in person. Because I knew
and he knew that if you met me in person
probably like me. He'd be like, Wow, she's.
Speaker 3: Just mat older than to criticize you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I'm human right there.
Speaker 3: And you're not all the things that in your mind.
Speaker 1: It's like, never build up your heroes because you're gonna
be disappointed.
Speaker 3: It's the same thing. Build up your villains and you
find out how my villain's not really the villain.
Speaker 2: I thought exactly, and I just remember saying, listen, I'll
meet you at this particular, cope specific coffee place. We'll
meet in person. You're a dad, I'm a mom. We
have stef in common. I know we can work this out.
Let's talk. He would never do it, and I was like,
there you go, perfect example. This is who a lot
of these people are. They just want to complain and
bitch and moan and put you in a compartmentalized box.
But then they don't want to actually talk. And Sean
Penn is one of those people. Close minded, very very
close minded. I feel sorry for him, I really do.
I also feel sorry for Terry Moran because he cannot
admit to the fact that he actually is a liberal, like, dude,
just say it, just own it. You know. Here he
is on some podcasts trying to convince himself in the
world that he's not, in fact on the left.
Speaker 12: Time doing the same spitting venom and lies into our bait,
the grading our public discourse, debasing it and using the
power of the White House and what he's been given
to grind us down in that in that in that bile.
That's very disturbing to me. I'm actually, you know, not
that liberal a you know, I'm like a lot of people,
some conserve some liberal. I'm a member of the most
despised political tribe in America. I'm a proud centrist. But
my own feeling is, you don't sacrifice the citizenship as
a journalism and your job is not to be objective.
There is no Mount Olympus of objectivity where a Mandarin
class of wise people have no feelings about what their society.
We're all in this together. What you have to be
is fair and accurate. And I would refer to the
interview with the President that I did or a lot
of my work, and I would also say that this
will very hot is an observation, a description that is
accurate and true. The fact that that that are rests
at the border are down to close to zero, basically
simply because obviously there's cruelty. I believe there's the actions
in courts have found to be illegal. But simply saying
we will enforce our laws and you will be arrested
that it was. It's the force of that more than
any individual arrest and the terror campaign that it amounts
to against people.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I can't. I just cannot with this guy. Yeah,
the fact that he tries to claim that, you know,
as a journalist, there is there's that he can't live
on a mountain of objectivity. That's your job, that's actually
your job. They're so journalists quote and I put that
in air quotes are so far removed from being able
to just do the who, what, when, where, why and how?
Speaker 3: They well, there's no more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they I mean, they just have to insert their opinion.
They have to.
Speaker 3: They have to.
Speaker 2: And he's and he's one of those people. He's like,
what I mean, I we don't live on this mount
olympus of just facts. Actually you do? You do?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: His argument was, I can have feelings, but when I
do my job, my objectivity is to be I have
to be fair. Okay, that's fine, but you we're looking
for you to be at least have some sort of
semblance of you don't hate the administration and because then
it's harder to do your job even if you are fair,
and he was. I saw him in his interview with Trump.
Speaker 3: He was fair. There but this was all about Steven Miller.
Speaker 1: But that being said, once you went and did that,
you lost any opportunity for anybody to go while you're
being fair. So even if you are fair, and you
were fair the entire time, in people's minds, it didn't
matter anymore because you've lost that objectivity. And look, ninety
nine percent of newsrooms are liberal totally. And it sucks
too because we as human beings, we want reality television.
Speaker 3: H You know what doesn't sell who, what win?
Speaker 7: How?
Speaker 3: And why? What sells is loud.
Speaker 1: Noise, opinion and likes, shares, subscribe, follow That's what sells now.
Even some people now only get paid based on those things,
which that's hard to be. If you just come out
and give me the who, what, win, how, and why.
Speaker 3: You're probably not gonna get a ton of everything else.
Speaker 2: And when I actually worked, I was a comms director
for a company before I did this full time. I mean,
we did this on the side, but we weren't doing
it a full time. It didn't fly. They the c
suite basically pulled me into a room and said, you
cannot be comms director of this company and do chicks
on the right. You got to pick, and I was like, well, clearly,
I know what the choice is going to be, because fu,
I'm not going to work at this company because you can't.
I couldn't have comm stuff going out for this company
and then be tweeting or be facebooking or instagramming or
whatever social media about conservative politics, doing a pot cast
on conservative politics because people may know that I'm a conservative,
you know. And so if I had to choose, I
was going to choose. With journalists, you got to choose.
You got to say, Okay, I'm going to either be
objective or I'm not. Do your job be objective.
Speaker 1: I wonder does And I wish that guy would ask
the guy who looks like Roy McElroy, who I always
see all over him, Like, what was Roy mclroy the
golfer asking these guys questions?
Speaker 3: What happened to his Irish accent?
Speaker 1: I wanted I would have asked him, Hey, would forty
year old Terry Moran have done this?
Speaker 3: Yeah, not sixty five.
Speaker 1: You've got money in the bank, you're not worried about
any exactly at that point in life.
Speaker 3: You don't give a shit. Would for forty year old
Terry question with two kids or whatever? And a wife.
Would you have done it?
Speaker 2: Just good journalists don't understand how to journalist anymore, you guys.
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white liberal women being the absolute literal worst, and then
we're going to get to immigration in a bit.
Speaker 3: So white white liberal I do white woman Wednesday on
you really really? Yeah? Well, I just have these three
or four women every week. I have three or four
cuts for them. They're so like, not even cats want
to live with them at.
Speaker 2: This So many white liberal women are just completely off
their rocker. I can see there's endless supply of material
for that segment that you do. Right, And we talked
a little yesterday about why men aren't dating, and I
think I know the reason why, because these women exist.
Here's exhibit A. So sorry, this is my fault. I
like totally ship papers. But we got to get through
sports stuff first before we get to the white liberal women.
Hold on, Okay, so then let me get let's get
through the sports stuff first. So the New York Mets
they flew Pride flag during the national anthem, and on
Flag Day last Saturday they did that, which was a
completely terrible day to do it. And then there was
this chick who has caused all sorts of drama because
she is American but she speaks Spanish and her parents
were Spanish immigrants but they became documented citizens when she
was a kid, and she wanted to sing the national
anthem and Spanish, even after the Dodgers told her, hey,
don't do that, and she was like, I'm gonna do
it anyway. So this is her talking about the Spanish
national anthem.
Speaker 1: We're going to do this all ms today.
Speaker 19: So I'm not sure if that wasn't trans if that
wasn't through, So why would you do that if they
told you not to do it?
Speaker 3: That's you know.
Speaker 1: I'm look, I'm a Doyer fans born and raised in
La I.
Speaker 3: She said, they didn't tell me. I'm like, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at like four videos all say don't say it,
don't say it, don't do it today.
Speaker 3: We're doing in English today, We're doing in English today.
This is not you know, they have met.
Speaker 1: Dodgers have because Dodgers have for those of you who
don't know, a massive Mexican heritage with doll your fans.
Like the number one team in Mexico is the Dodgers
and they from yeah, oh my god, the massive, the
number one team, number one Spanish speaking team is the
Dodgers from the Dominican Republic. Uh. And what they did
down there in all the years, they brought up the
great but two Vernando Venezuela and Fernando Mania.
Speaker 3: They that is their jam.
Speaker 1: And so like my grandfather is born to raised in Mexico,
he was the biggest dollar fan we ever a year
we go to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Doyers, so they have.
Speaker 1: A huge Like if you wanted to do this on
Mexican Heritage Night, oh okay, they told you.
Speaker 3: Not to do it, right and you did it any Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think she's doing this for attention. Obviously she's crying
about it here. She is crying about it because she's
like super sunning and brave.
Speaker 16: Here she is very shooking up and emotional.
Speaker 2: Name now she's shook it up.
Speaker 16: And I just got home from singing the national anthem
in Spanish at the Dodger's game and it is the
official Star Spangled banner in Spanish. You can google it,
so I'll just read it. She really quick.
Speaker 20: But it was officially commissioned in nineteen forty five by
the US State Department as a part of President Franklin
Roosevelt's Good Neighbor policy to foster a better relationship with
Latin America. Because of this, I didn't think I would
be met with any sort of like no, especially because
we're in LA and with everything happening, and I've saying
the national anthem many times in my life, but there
was today, out of all days, I could not.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry that I'm gonna get a lot of likes.
Speaker 2: Right, She's now, she has a lot of cliques and
likes on her. It's just I'm I can't stand her. Yeah,
this is I just can't. I can't stand chicks like this.
And so they told her not to do it. Of
course she's not invited back to sing it again, which
I don't know why they would have done that anyway,
but that's what the Dodgers have said, Yeah, we're not
going to invite her back. But when they when they
specifically told you don't do that, don't do it.
Speaker 3: That's they weren't being mean, saying again the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: The number one Latin speaking team period's not even close,
is the Dollyers.
Speaker 3: And they didn't say you can't come back and sing
it at another time.
Speaker 1: They didn't say, they just said hate Today we're singing
it in English because that's Oh, it's because you hate
people who are brown.
Speaker 3: No, it's because they were.
Speaker 2: And not only that, but what's wrong with having English
as the as the language in America? Like that is
our primary language?
Speaker 3: Is wrong with that? That is candid? Look what happens
like Canada, they're all divided.
Speaker 1: My god, they're having a war between hobby stores and
French speakers that you're not ready to undo Canada.
Speaker 2: I just I don't understand why this is such a
big deal for us to have English as the as
the language, the official language of the United States. It
should just be a thing. What's the big deal. It's
not racist, it's not anything faube but anything. It just
it just is. It should be that way. If you
go to Germany, the language is German. You know, what's
the big deal. It's not a big deal. Another sports thing.
We got to get there before we get actually to
the crazy white women. We're almost there. Britney Griner, she
had some stuff to say about the effing white girl
stuff that we know that she said about Caitlin Clark
a few weeks back. She's denying it now because pr
But here she is talking about that.
Speaker 3: Aana Fever game. Cameras caught you saying something on the bench.
It's hard to tell what you said. Can you tell
us what you said?
Speaker 21: I remember following out being that, remember following out believe
it was an hour driving from the basket and pick
that up with.
Speaker 3: My hand in Hey, you never really have to look
at the shamee. So but what did you say?
Speaker 16: Really camera?
Speaker 15: What I've been on it?
Speaker 3: If I showed you the video, would that help?
Speaker 2: No, it wouldn't help.
Speaker 3: It wouldn't help.
Speaker 2: That is a dude, y'all. There's just no way around it.
That's a dude.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you some guys.
Speaker 1: I just want to say I was going and I
think Brittany hit me, and then Laura came over and
she's like, Sunshine, I'm like, what, darling, I mean, it's not.
Speaker 3: Even that is a man, baby.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so she just says no, she has no recollection
of saying that at all.
Speaker 3: Okay, and the guys that, can I show you whether No,
I don't want to.
Speaker 2: I don't want to see me actually saying it. I
just don't. I want to pretend it haven't because my
PR team has told me that I'm supposed to pretend
it didn't happen. So that's that's what's happening with that.
That's the update on that, all right. Can you imagine
if the roles were reversed though? Can you imagine if
a white chick would have said that about a black
chick and then it it's like, oh, no, I don't
remember saying that. Can I show you the video? No,
I don't want to see it.
Speaker 1: Really, wait, just the WNBA just keep just keep doing
what you're doing. Eventually she is you, guys, just keep
shooting the golden goose.
Speaker 3: You don't have to like Caitlin, but thank her.
Speaker 2: Right, anybody, keep doing what you're doing. Okay, one last
sports thing before we move on to liberal women being
the worst. I promise we're getting there. I need your
opinion about the Savannah bananas. Do you know what that is?
Because you obviously are a baseball fan. I cannot stand baseball.
I'm sorry. If you guys are baseball people, I just
I have It's like there are certain things that I
just don't have a lot of patients for. Baseball is
a long and drawn out sport. I cannot sit and
watch baseball for as many hours as you have to
sit there. That golf, yoga, these are things I don't
have the patience for. I just don't. So when I
went to see a Savannah Banana's game with Mock in
Savannah about a month ago, I was I loved it because,
like Lily, you are entertained. Every minute. It is non
stop entertaining. It's the Harlem Globetrotters of baseball. It's not
I mean they are playing baseball. These are baseball players,
but it's like it's like baseball meets the Chippendales, if
you know what I mean. Honestly, that's what it is.
So I liked it because I was entertained. But it's
like family friendly Chippendale's, if that makes sense, because they
involve kids. They get I mean, it's just and every
minute they're playing songs, they're they're doing games, they're entertaining.
It's just NonStop. So we have a video of just
here's a random video from a Savannah Bananas game. If
you guys have never seen what's going on here, going
for the strikeout, I can base.
Speaker 3: That's a good hitch. This one cute. Kyle's gonna field eggs.
Speaker 2: They do like crazy stuff, just in time.
Speaker 6: Kyle grabs the trick, play on the trend pitch wake
up from Seth Mark.
Speaker 1: But the Bananas all doing the root dude, unbelievable stuff
from cowboy Kyle not in at one here.
Speaker 2: And Sean and then and and so. Yeah, so listen,
a lot of people will diss this. A lot of
people are like, this isn't real baseball. I really hate this.
What do you do you think it's real baseball or.
Speaker 1: What it's I remember, so they came through Palm Springs
like ten twelve years ago. They were still looking for
players to play on the other team, okay, because they
were just putting. I mean this is now they.
Speaker 2: Have like they have like three other leagues. They have
the Texas Tailgaters. Now they have like the party animals.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it.
Speaker 1: Got to the point now where it's massive. They were
just here they played with the Titans played. There was
sixty eight thousand people there.
Speaker 3: Now one thing.
Speaker 1: My buddy went and he said, look, if you're not
in the first you know, it's it's hard to see
once you get up top of all the all the
excitement and stuff going on, you really need to be
down lower. But they have always said the minute the
ball is thrown, it becomes a baseball game.
Speaker 3: Everything in between is entertainment. Yes, it's it's so they
take it serious.
Speaker 1: They take it like they may catch the ball different,
but everything is taken seriously.
Speaker 3: It is a baseball game game at that point.
Speaker 1: And and I like the fact unlike the Globetrotters, the
Globe Trotters have the Washington Generals, who the team that
loses every time, and they're just there for the other
teams that they've got. They're there to play and have fun.
It's called the Savannah Bananas. But those guys aren't there
just to make up the numbers. They have their own
same thing with the umpires, they have their own dances. Yeah,
they're part of the whole thing as.
Speaker 2: Well, right, And they're losing a lot too, like the
party animals win a lot when that's the thing. So,
I mean it's it's a lot of fun. Plus look
at the crowd y'all, Like this is the crowd that
they had. One of the eighty one thousand people, Like
you said there were sixty eight thousand. I mean, like, look,
look how many people are Well, okay, we stopped it.
But like if you said, I think look at that,
look at that.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's us.
Speaker 2: That is Drake Gant. Eighty one thousand people at that place. So,
I mean, it's a lot of people. I'm just saying.
I just think it's interesting that that's happening. It may
just be a bubble where it's popular now and then
it won't be popular in like three years. But I
just think it's it's interesting how people need to be
entertained all the time.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, you know if I was him, you know
what the next thing I do? I do soccer?
Speaker 2: I do soccer soccer. Yeah, yeah, I mean it's brilliant.
If you've never checked out that guy's story, I mean,
I think Jesse Cole, he's the owner. You should totally
check out a story. It's really interesting the way he
got it started. He started in twenty sixteen. I encourage
you to look that up. Okay, white lib women. Liberal
women are the absolute worst, you guys. Sorry, we're now
getting to it. Okay, So this is the first white
liberal woman that you need to see.
Speaker 22: My husband and my son, my seven year old son,
just want to help the door to go to a
note and I'm staying home because my other son does
not feel well. And as they were walking out the door,
I said, thank you for being so brave and going
and doing this, and my.
Speaker 16: Son looked at me and said, will.
Speaker 22: It change things?
Speaker 16: I hope, so, buddy, I hope. So.
Speaker 2: They always they always cry with no tears. Have you
ever noticed that? There's always and then there's no actual tears,
but then there's always the bull ring.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have no son, there's no son going out there.
It's no I think you're full of shit. I don't
think you have a son. This will it change anything? Mom?
Speaker 3: I don't think any of.
Speaker 2: That's it's all made at She's just I think.
Speaker 3: Dad's like, your mom's so freaking emotional. Let's go get
some pancakes and we'll see a movie. Tell her no
king thing.
Speaker 2: Who would marry that? What is even going on? Okay? Yeah,
and then listen Tim Wallace's daughter is a copy and
paste of that woman except for the bull ring. Here
she is lecturing you on immigration policy and compassion.
Speaker 23: And there are kids who no longer have a father
to celebrate, as well as kids who are watching their
dad fight for their life. It also happens to be
my mom's birthday today, and there are kids who no
longer have a mom to celebrate on her birthday, as
well as kids who are watching their mom fight for
her life. I don't have all that much to say
at the moment. I know a lot of people are
checking in, and I really appreciate that I'm doing okay
as well as expected. But it's not about me. I
really appreciate everyone checking in sending me love. I ask
that you do towards Melissa Hortman and her husband and
their family, and Senator Hoffman and his wife and their
family and their villages. This is I don't even have
words to describe how I'm feeling.
Speaker 3: It's not about me.
Speaker 2: It's never about her, you guy, It's never I. And
with the as far as the immigration stuff goes, the
whole being separated from your children thing like Grandma died
alone during COVID right.
Speaker 3: People get pulled over and they've done something.
Speaker 2: Wrong and their kids don't get to come with them.
Speaker 1: Right, Like this guy killed these people over the weekend.
He's got a family, right, I mean, he's hold about you.
I mean, and they were shot enough with the STAN.
Speaker 2: I don't remember, Hope ever being concerned about like the
three hundred and forty thousand kids that were trafficked across
the border. You know, I don't. I don't remember ever
being concerned about all the Americans that were robbed or
raped or killed by illegals. I just don't. And listen,
when people commit crimes, they are separated from their families, period.
They just are Okay, Now, this is the TWAT Team.
I think this is really staying because all those women
reminded me of this ad for the new gen Z
TWAT Team. You guys behold fee.
Speaker 24: We have disbanded the SWAT Team.
Speaker 3: We don't support the patriarchy.
Speaker 24: That is why we have started the Tactical Women's Assault Team.
The TWAT Team consists only of the best gen Z
women the department has to offer. We have had zero
uses of force, however, are on duty vehicle collisions have
increased massively and violent crime is through the roof. Our
TWAT team consists of me, Officer Gazi, the Ritability Carter,
and Captain Becky Beefer. When cops need help, we are
who they call. We are the best of the best.
Speaker 2: It's so awesome, isn't it. The bubble the bubber up
is my favorite. And in the COVID shield I love.
Speaker 3: AI's awesome and ye taking over it is.
Speaker 2: I know it's basically going to be our demise. Let's
do a pulse check on this immigration stuff. Oakland. Oakland
is like mad Max Thunderdome right now. Gavin Newsom's like,
crad is down, crime is down, and Oaklanders are like,
but we don't feel safe in our businesses or we
closed are freaking pegg They closed air In and out Burger.
Speaker 3: How much crime?
Speaker 2: Businesses are destroyed and everything's on fire. Gollon's like, but.
Speaker 3: There's no there's no crime.
Speaker 2: It's fine. Here's a Here's a video from this past
weekend of Oakland.
Speaker 25: A rude and terrifying awakening early Sunday morning for people
in three Oakland neighborhoods.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. They're just running around in a smell.
Speaker 25: Syc Yet another series of dangerous and sometimes violent side
shows taking over the intersections at International Boulevard and forty
second Avenue, Foothill Boulevard and fifty fifth Avenue and ninety
eighth Avenue and Empire. Are you considered about your safety?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm concerned about my safety and my family and stuff.
Speaker 1: We lived like close by here.
Speaker 25: It all began around two am. Three cars were set ablaze,
sending massive plumes of fires.
Speaker 2: I just don't understand. This is not peaceful, right, and
this isn't just about immigration, like it's something much deeper,
because we have a lot of lawlessness obviously in these
blue states and in these cities where people are just
looking for like one reason to be complete animals that
I just think that that's and they're just wanting to
loot and destroy things at this point. So I feel
like it's a recipe or disaster when you've got this
combined with the fact that you don't have or you
have police forces that are understaffed, and then you get
mad back and I'm sorry, what and.
Speaker 3: They told it, don't do it right? This is burning
some cars.
Speaker 2: I know, So this is what's happening in our cities.
And then you have the governor saying oh no, no,
it's fine. You have mayor saying oh no, it's fine,
but it's not fine. It's just not fine in these places.
And then when you do get back to the immigrants.
Speaker 3: You can say it's fine because you don't.
Speaker 1: Live there, right, exactly, if you live there, you would
be out side mayor and governor going what are you
people doing?
Speaker 3: This is not acceptable, This is not how adults act.
Speaker 1: You guys all need to pay the price and clean
this shit out, But you don't live there.
Speaker 2: So those they living gated communities that have walls, right,
don't you know? Yeah, But when we do get back
to the immigration issue, I see, you know, chicks like
this asking basically like who's gonna do these who's going
to do the slave labor at horrible wages? Like this
is the step that they ask basically.
Speaker 5: About real Americans.
Speaker 7: Right, I'm gonna stop you right there. First off, if
watching families being ripped apart does not appeal to your humanity,
let me try and appeal to you financially, because these
mass iced deportations are bad for the economy. So while
undocumented immigrants actually make up a really small portion of
the overall workforce. They are overrepresented in jobs that you
do not want, things that have little benefits, long hours,
backbreaking work with no pay. For example, about forty two
percent of the agricultural workforce twenty three percent of the
construction workforce are undire documented. And let's be real, these
are self reported numbers, so those are probably light. But
the short of it all is that the food that
you eat and the home that you live in was
probably brought to you by someone who is an immigrant.
The Made in America for Americans tagline, yeah, it's actually
made by immigrants. Not only are these mass icy portations
going to result in a tax revenue loss of over
a trillion dollars every single year, Get ready to wait
longer at your favorite neighborhood restaurant, You're going to see
a shortage in uber and lyft.
Speaker 2: Okay, So just a side note, So I tried to
look this chick up. She is a personal finance TikTok
account where she teaches gen Z how to save and
invest money to get rich like her. She actually inherited
two million dollars from her parents when she was eighteen.
And she's also one of those liberal chicks who's like
EO colonialism and she's married to a white dude. I'm
just put just making sure that you guys understand all
the facts about that.
Speaker 1: You know why she's married to a white guy because
he colin because he colinized.
Speaker 3: This is exactly right.
Speaker 2: It's like so whatever, and he took.
Speaker 3: Her to colonize town.
Speaker 26: He totally did, He absolutely did. Everything that she said
is also not true. I just I don't think it's true.
So check out this screenshot we have. We have a screen.
I think we have a screenshot.
Speaker 2: Yes, So nearly one million illegal immigrants have self deported
and it's led to higher wages.
Speaker 3: Well that's weird.
Speaker 2: Don't you think that's weird? It's leading to higher wages.
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 2: So if they're already like checking out, they're doing that
willingly and on purpose by themselves, without us pushing them out,
and then wages are starting to go out, I mean
go up. I just I find that really interesting. And
then that will incentivize you know a lot of other
people not to be lawbreakers and line skippers.
Speaker 3: Right. No, you don't think people are always going to
try to skipful and anything.
Speaker 2: But right but right now, you don't see people coming
into the country doing that.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, you don't.
Speaker 1: But the minute Trump goes and they get rid of
if they don't, if they don't go and actually caudify
some of this stuff, the minute Trump leaves and if
it's another they'll undo it and then it'll be right
back at it again. Because and that's not Trump's fault,
that's Congress's fault. That's all in them.
Speaker 3: But the.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm always you know, even Trump Trump talked the
other day about you know, well farm workers, we got
to figure that out. We got to figure out the
restaurant people, we got to figure out the the you know,
hotel people. We don't want to service in all those
people because you know it's like, well.
Speaker 3: That's the jobs that she was talking about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, illegals, they constitute five percent, about five percent of
the workforce US workforce. Texas has about eight percent of
its workforce in this category. It's a lot Texas like
get it together. So we're talking about agriculture, construction, hospitality.
They have all historically relied on illegals to do a
lot of the work. So like illegals, this is crazy,
you guys. Illegals may up over twenty five percent of
workers in egg and twenty five percent in construction.
Speaker 3: However, and I think twenty five is a lot.
Speaker 2: It's probably a lie. But if you but see, the
thing is is that people now that they're starting to
self deport if we start seeing these people leave, because
people that chick is saying, oh my gosh, what are
we going to do when these people leave? What are
you going to do? What's going to happen? You won't
be able to get your you know, smoothie from Arawan,
you know, like she's freaking out about that.
Speaker 3: However, fruits and vegetable. So I don't give it, I know, right,
but this is the thing.
Speaker 2: But I think, you know, we as as evidenced by this.
There's a city in Nebraska and it says that it's
recovering after the state's largest work site immigration raids. So
I find this really interesting because they say these Americans
don't want to do these jobs.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: Well, it's interesting because in Omaha, it's they said that
every seat in the waiting area of Glenn Valley Foods
was occupied with people filling out job applications. Because if
you start like making the wages better, and these people,
these American workers can come back in and work for you.
They're gonna want the jobs. It's just that historically they've
not been doing a lot of these companies have not
been doing that. So I just I don't agree with her.
I don't. It's just that we've been relying on that
kind of labor for decades and it's just like the
status quo, what we've been used to. Well, it's time
to not get used to that anymore.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm just waiting for the robots because as soon
as the robots get here.
Speaker 1: Trust me, people, you guys only can do this job
for a little while. We're working on robots. And mostly
because they don't bitch. They don't take time off, they
don't have a problem, they don't not feel well. Their
boyfriend didn't break up with me. They don't have to
hang over Jerry because you stayed out too late last night, gambling.
Speaker 3: They have none of those things. They'll show up every
day in the work twenty four seven.
Speaker 2: You already see that, like in fast food. You're already
seeing it every I hate the robots. I hate the
checkout lines at grocery stores where I just don't see it.
I like human beings, you know, I just I hate it.
I know, I'm I just I'd rather.
Speaker 3: I saw a did you see?
Speaker 1: I'll send it to you tonight. The robot, they're so
close to a robot companion girl.
Speaker 2: Really, it's like a sex robot, a sex robot.
Speaker 1: No, it's but it's everything and like you put you
can put your life in there and it's it is.
Speaker 3: It's it's incredible what you do. But you could swap
out her face.
Speaker 2: I don't like it. I don't like any of this.
I don't.
Speaker 3: Well, it's not asking to date, you know right, you're
not a twenty five year old. It's got to deal
with someone and going. You need to bring me flowers,
you need to see my family, you need to like
with other guys. You need to know.
Speaker 2: This is yet another reason that men are not going
to date anymore. Is it going to start getting these
robots to do all the ship for them and then
it's like we're done.
Speaker 1: They don't want to do ship. They'll probably hang outs like,
oh yeah, we don't even have sex all the time.
We was like hanging out like asking.
Speaker 3: Her, yeah, this is she's really smart.
Speaker 2: There will be no like the species will die out
because of robots.
Speaker 1: This is it, or we'll just have sex and they'll
end up giving us toasters.
Speaker 2: It's like a baby toaster? Is that which is?
Speaker 3: You've had two microwaves? Oh my god, it's so crazy.
Speaker 1: I cannot Okay, could you imagine what the gender reveal
was going to be when they opened it up and it's.
Speaker 2: A g It's a microwave. Okay. So an American citizen,
she overstayed her one hundred, one hundred and eighty tourists
visa in Mexico. I'm not really sure exactly what that entails,
but she was stopped on a bus coming back from
a concert and taken to an immigration office. She documented
herself being forced deported by Mexico back to America. So Democrats,
they always will tell you like America so mean when
it comes to all of this immigration stuff, but they
don't want you to see how other countries deal with
the stuff, especially Mexico. I just thought it was interesting
watching them enforce their immigration policies. In this video.
Speaker 21: You can find me in the first place. I was
coming back from a concert.
Speaker 14: In a bus.
Speaker 21: Let's stop out a toll booth. Some guy came in
asking for an I showed him my californiaity, but I
didn't have my pastor next thing I knew, I was
in a vat. I got to the immigration office, they
patted me down, took away all my belongings. They looked
me up and they saw that I were stayed by
one hundred and eighty day tourist visa. Long story short,
they didn't let me leave the immigration office until I
bought my ticket to go back to the USA, which
is crazy because I already had my dual citizenship and process,
but it's not complete. It could be why it didn't
show up, and this is the closest fly I could get.
Had multiple stops before I went to LA I stopped
at Montday. I thought it was going to be a
smooth process going back to the United States, but then
this happened. I didn't get my little paper sent that
they give you when you enter the country, so I
ended up missing my flight, and anyone that overstays there
one hundred and eighty days you have to pay a
fee of seven hundred and seventeen vessel, which is thirty
five dollars, but since I'm being kicked out of the country,
I didn't have to pay that anyways, they got me
another multiple stop fly, so it took me two more
flights before I got back to the United States.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So, I mean like they were like buy GTFO.
Speaker 3: This is like in the middle of it, and this
is me in a body suit. I just how hot
do I look? You look great? Charge?
Speaker 2: I justuci yeah, here's.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I just this is the thing is that it's
like guilt.
Speaker 3: Yeah it is. It's white. We feel like we have
all this stuff.
Speaker 1: It's a Coloniizer rich nation, white guilt with whom we
can't kick everybody.
Speaker 2: I feel guilty. I don't feel guilty. I'm not guilty.
I don't know about you guys, but I don't feel guilty.
Oh listen, I played a clip of Obama yesterday about
how back in twenty fifteen he was like this is bad,
Like all this is bad. I'm going to go ahead
and deport like three point five million people if what.
But here's one of Bernie Sanders back in twenty fifteen.
Speaker 27: Open that's a Coke brother's proposal.
Speaker 3: The idea, of course.
Speaker 27: I mean, that's a right wing proposal which says, essentially,
there is no United States.
Speaker 3: But it would anybody, it would make use the global poor, Richard,
wouldn't it.
Speaker 27: Make everybody in American port You're doing away with with
the concept of a nation state. And I don't think
there's any country in the world which believes in that.
If you believe in a nation state, or in a
country called the United States or UK, go again, walk
or any other country, you have an obligation in you
to do everything we can to help poor people. What
right wing people in this country would love us an
open waterer Polsy.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, yeah, James, you're right. It's back when
he was one hundred and five, that is.
Speaker 3: That's but he still looks exactly.
Speaker 2: Exactly the same. He's like, he's like Barbara Bush. Remember
when Barbara Bush started, she looked like she was a grandma,
and she was like forty and then she just never
aged past that, Like she just looked exactly the same
from like forty forty five on. It's Bernie Sanders. Bernie
Sanders is the exact same way he's looked one hundred
and five since he was like forty. Yeah, he's anyways,
he was right though there.
Speaker 3: Was a lot of that.
Speaker 1: You know, the right wing turned a blind eye because
they want a cheap labor in this country for all
these big gos.
Speaker 2: Totally wrong. Oh my god, we absolutely I think he's
absolutely wrong. Like at this the liberals who were like,
come on in, we want them votes.
Speaker 1: In twenty fifteen and even before that, there were so
many companies that were telling the commerce people, Hey, we
need labor, we need labor.
Speaker 3: All of it.
Speaker 2: I think that was it. It wasn't just your thing.
Speaker 3: It was like it was played the.
Speaker 1: Game because they thought they were going to have indentured
servant slaves forever. All of us the right rein with
the fact that they could just have cheap labor where
it could be everybody ten bucks an hour and never
had to give.
Speaker 3: You a help.
Speaker 2: And listen, I'd love to demonize all of these companies
for hiring illegals, but it's like the chicken and the
egg thing, right, what came first? You guys let them
over the border, so like what you know what I mean,
like who actually has to claim? So now the government's like,
we got to like find these companies and do this. Listen.
I totally agree. I think that the companies need to
know who they're hiring. But at the same time, shouldn't
the government be held responsible for letting these jack holes
come across the border.
Speaker 1: And if you've got forty eight guys who are named
jan Smith and they've given you a solid security card
and you do your everify, that's a government problem.
Speaker 3: With that totally.
Speaker 2: They agree.
Speaker 1: So if you've got a bunch of people and they
have no papers, I have zero problems when them finding
you and shutting your business down for a couple of weeks.
You know, because if you want to see what it's
really like to get to fix this, you go after
the companies, much easier to do, and you start finding them,
closing them eventually taking with their business license to operate.
Speaker 3: You watch how many people go, sorry, we can't hire you.
Speaker 2: But I know you have dealt with this. I'm sure
you guys in the audience have dealt with this too.
I did it this past weekend with a family member.
It doesn't matter what Obama or Clinton or Bernie Sanders says.
It doesn't matter that illegal is illegal. Like if you
believe someone should come here legally, somebody on the other
side will be like, you're racist for believing that, as
evidenced by this video.
Speaker 6: Argue and like when they live here, argue well, then
I'm not going to have a conversation with Okay, I
wanted to.
Speaker 3: Have a conversation.
Speaker 9: If you're wanting to debate and try to win this argument,
we're not going to have this conversation.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's here's the here's the here's the real deal.
The people who voted for Donald Trump were racist? How
am I racist? Do you know anything about?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: But is it because I was ratist? Okay, yeah, okay,
you voted for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: That doesn't mean I'm RACI Okay, Like what information do
you help personally about me?
Speaker 3: Like's my real name? Wouldn't he well for Donald Trump?
Speaker 2: He's Terry Moran. Basically, I just can't. I just it's
so hard to talk to people like that. It's like, oh,
but you're racist because you are?
Speaker 3: You a Democrat?
Speaker 1: Yes, so historically Democrats not only supported but and Or
we're a massive part of starting the Klan and many other.
Speaker 3: Of these things.
Speaker 1: So automatically doesn't that make you I'm sorry, I I.
Speaker 2: Just I can't I know. So anyway, all right, enough, immigration.
Thing I want to ask you about really quick is
about the tipping culture in this country. I feel like
we got to talk about this really quickly, because I
tend to believe that it's a little bit out of control. Okay,
like it's not a little bit out of control.
Speaker 1: I had a kiosk with no people ask me for
a freaking tip, really no people. I had to do
my bags myself, and it wanted a freaking okay.
Speaker 2: So this is the thing I don't understand, like who's
getting it? Who's getting that? There's there's no people there.
Who's actually getting the tip? That's what I'd like to know.
Like I'm listen, I am delighted if you if you
know me, anybody that knows me, I am delighted to tip.
You know people who deserve it, like people, weight staff,
you know, hairdressers, nail people. I am all about the tipping.
I am all about it.
Speaker 3: I used to.
Speaker 2: We can tell Chad. But this is the thing, like
I you know, because I used to be a waitress.
I was a waitress for like five minutes, and that
is a hard freaking job. If you've ever been a server,
you know I was not a stripper. I was not
a stripper.
Speaker 3: I ensure you.
Speaker 12: It was not.
Speaker 1: You know, it's funny as you give them the dollars
now they probably come out with a little things that
would you like to know.
Speaker 2: The strippers come out with one of those things and
they turn it around and they're like, we have their
b She's like, I have one more question to ask you, sir,
one more question to ask you. And it's like and
the thing is, you're happy with my service today. And
it's like that, and we have a video, like there's
this one video that just shows you it's it's it's
real quick. Let's just show that one video on tipping.
Speaker 4: You can see all the three options for tipping. Twenty
percent needs to be the high end. Eighteen percent was
okay service and fifteen percent was just you know, your
your baseline. But now they want twenty five percent, which
you know, h.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, so like it used to be, remember how
you like when I started, right when I got into
the real world. I remember it was like, okay, fifteen percent.
You know, you tip somebody fifteen percent if they do
an extraordinary job, It's like you give them twenty percent.
Right now, it's like eighteen is the floor, you know.
Speaker 3: What I mean?
Speaker 2: And you're going, wait, you did all you did was
hand me a cup of coffee. I don't and they're
looking at you, and if you don't give them anything,
it's like the end of the world. It's everywhere, you guys.
It is everywhere. And it's like in retail establishments now,
like if somebody sells you a shirt and you go
up to the counter to buy a shirt, they're like,
I have one more question to ask you, and they
turn it around and you're like, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I was your service today at the.
Speaker 2: Gap and it's like right, and it's it's just this
weird phenomenon that we have and it's awkward with you
and this person, and it's because they're like looking at you, going,
are you gonna you know, you're gonna give me a
show money.
Speaker 3: It really took off where the.
Speaker 1: When COVID hit and then all of the people were
out there, they were still working.
Speaker 3: Everybody thought, you know, were gonna help these people.
Speaker 1: Right then somewhere along the line it became a situation
where it is everything now, Okay, COVID's gone.
Speaker 3: Now, I mean it's still there, but it's gone. We've
moved on.
Speaker 1: And I see you a lot and you're not wearing
a mask and there's no chance of you dropping that
in front of me or whatever, So you don't deserve
forty two dollars for the iced tea you just get.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's complete, it's completely nuts. So I just I
was wondering if if I'm the only person. I guess
I'm not that it's so easy, said, I bartended twenty
years ago and it was twenty percent. Yeah, and I listen.
I bartenders and waitresses. I totally get. But there are
so many people out there who are asking for tips
that I'm like, but what did you do?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What did you do?
Speaker 3: You go to a food truck and they turn it
around the iPad. I just sold you two street tacos.
Would you like to give me nine dollars, eleven dollars
or four hundred dollars? I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't understand.
Speaker 3: Have you ever been to Dick's last year?
Speaker 2: I haven't.
Speaker 3: So you go there and they.
Speaker 2: See tell you see I would love that, and then
you tip that, come right over to you.
Speaker 1: They'll cut your tie off and they'll write down my
name's Tim. Uh, I'll be your servt night FU fuck
off whatever.
Speaker 3: I don't care. I hate you, I don't want.
Speaker 2: To be And then they're like, I have to turn
this around, like, will that be twenty five percent?
Speaker 1: If I looked good, I'd be on only fans, but
alas here I am. So if if not, I'm gonna
go on only fans. I'm gonna charge people to put
my clothes back off.
Speaker 2: So this is the way that it to you, guys.
So tipping it's a thing. This is our world now,
all right, we have some superstickers. I think we actually have.
Did we have something else? Valin? I know Valin is
back there. We've got something else? You were gonna that?
Yes from Teresa Kay, good grief, what a bunch of
cry babies. I don't know what that. I don't know
what Teresa is referring to, but probably the immigration folks. Maybe, Yeah,
that maybe what she's talking about. So thank you for
that supersticker. Leah, Chad again, you're wrong about BB. We
don't need or want the US directly in this. If
we did, you think we'd willingly take the devastating hits
we're taking now. And this is not regime change but
ending a nuclear threat. Leah is in Israel, Shelley Ettington,
We've read the playbook revelations. We know how the final
score the only question is which team Jersey do you
choose to wear. BB will do what he has to do.
Trump will do what he has to do. God is
in control, yes, ma'am Shelley Leah Shallick. Arab culture is
different than Western culture. That is an understatement. Trump and
BB are playing Iran using Arab culture. Stop the fear mongering.
This is a game of three D chess. It's from Leah.
Thank you, Andrew Howe. Thomas Massey has sold you. Every
congress has told you. Every congressman has an apac handler.
Did you disagree with the w MD Iraq War? Because
go back to the tape and Yahoo is word for
words saying the same thing that changed Iraq for Iran.
So there's that. That's did you did you hear that?
You may read it again.
Speaker 3: Well, I disagree with the Iraq War. I thought it
was stupid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so anyways, I didn't think I.
Speaker 1: Didn't think the Iraq War was worth it, did you.
I mean, look at everybody out now, we really think
so we got light.
Speaker 2: To No, I think it was it was pretty stupid.
Leah Shallick, Chad, listen to Daisy, She's correct. Take it
from someone on the front line. I've been in bomb
shelters three times since your show yesterday. We're praying for you, Leah,
Leah again, Chad, what do you have against BB?
Speaker 3: What do I have against BB?
Speaker 27: Is?
Speaker 1: He's come out and said I want regime change. The
minute we get rid of the Ayatola, things will be better. Okay, Well,
who how do we know for sure that the next
guy is going to be the right guy. Everybody always
thinks the next guy is the right guy, and then
what happens when the next guy's now?
Speaker 2: You can always put down junior in charge over there.
Speaker 1: I don't think they're gonna go his phones with its
gold phone, on his gold phone.
Speaker 2: Laura Kate Baker. I agree with Daisy. Trump is not
going to bring us into war. Curio twenty three. Gadaffi
was unlive for almost creating an African gold based currency. Also,
where did the two hundred and twenty billion dollars worth
of gold that he had? I guess where did it go?
That's a great question. Ffs. Jenny O. First, best wishes
to Mock in her healing journey. Sounds good so far. Next,
praying for the Nimitz Carrier Group, the CEO of that
Carrier is a close personal friend. His dad and mine
were firemen here in New Jersey. Doug and I grew
up together.
Speaker 3: Be safe.
Speaker 2: Thank you, ffs, Jenny O, Teresa Raymundo and journalism. If
you're lying, you are lyon. I love that, Marcus Drake.
Arguing with the liberal is like playing chess with a pigeon.
No matter how good you are, the pigeon is going
to scatter the pieces shit on the board and strut
around like at what anyway, Brian Bromley, here's my tip.
Don't stand up in a canoe. It's a great tip, Brian,
it's a great tip.
Speaker 3: You guys.
Speaker 2: We're bringing it in. Okay, everybody, you're not. You gott
to bring it in. Chad, you got it.
Speaker 3: I'm not to bring it in.
Speaker 2: Okay, everybody bring it in. I hope you have a
wonderful Tuesday. We will talk to you tomorrow.
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