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Speaker 2: We are kareening into Thanksgiving, kareaming. Look I got my
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Speaker 4: Hi, everybody.
Speaker 2: Channeling mop today because she would have worn some ridiculous
Thanksgiving thing. He wears ridiculous Thanksgiving shirts and I love it.
Speaker 3: Don't wear a Pilgrim outfit, and don't wear a Native
American outfit, because then you're.
Speaker 2: Not allowed to do that anymore. We're not allowed to
do that. I don't give Is that like cultural appropriation
or something like that. We're not supposed to do that.
Speaker 3: Guys, you're in the village people. Nobody cares.
Speaker 2: You can do anything you want. We identify as the
village people today.
Speaker 1: You guys do all right?
Speaker 2: Coming up on today's show, we're going to talk about
Trump tariffs.
Speaker 1: DEI is out and MEI is in. We will tell
you what that is. And all one thinks.
Speaker 2: That you know nothing about the world. I'm going to
talk about that, all that and so so so much tomorrow.
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or the city of Indianapolis.
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Speaker 3: Here we go.
Speaker 2: Trump is going to slap a twenty five percent tariff
on all goods from Canada and Mexico, and a ten
percent tariff on China is only going to be lifted
if they stop the importing of drugs and crime into
the US. We have a tweet from Trump. I'll read
that for you. Nope, I'll read that for you when
you go back. I ag read that for you if
you're just listening to us. I've had many talks with
China about the massive amounts of drugs, in particular fentanyl,
being sent into the United States, but to no avail.
Representatives of China told me that they would institute their
maximum penalty, that of death for any drug dealers caught
doing this. But unfortunately they have never followed through, and
drugs are pouring into our country, mostly through Mexico, at
levels never seen before. Until such time as they stop,
we will be charging China and additional ten percent tariff
above any additional tariffs on all their many products coming
into the United States of America. Thank you for your attention.
Did this matter? I love it when he does that.
At the end, thank you for your attention this matter.
Speaker 1: I mean, what do you think about tariff?
Speaker 3: Dad?
Speaker 1: What do you think about this?
Speaker 3: Here's the thing about tariff. I am a huge hater
of Paris really yes, because tariffs. Well, first of all,
let's tariffs are negotiation. But as far as if we
produce something, there should be tariffs. So if we're producing
something we're trying to export it to other countries, I'm
fine with tariffs. If we don't produce it, then no,
I'm not a fan of tariffs. They're a great starting
point in some way, and I understand why he does
it with China. By the way, China is the perfect
place to do tariffs. But people don't realize. If you
go back to World War Two, we rebuilt Japan and
Germany on tariffs. We told them, look, we're gonna rebuild
your country. You can tariff US one hundred percent. So
that means anything we give to you, guys, you teriff
US one hundred percent will help you pay for your country.
That way, those tariffs in many cases are still on
and we can't sell into their country, so understand why
we use them. But for China, uh, if we're not
producing it, you know, and we become a consumer nation.
You know this man, We all we want to do
is you know, stock them cheap and sell them deep,
you know, just as much as we can. So I'm
not a huge fan of tariffs, but I understand why
you're doing it, and if you can use them as
a way to get people to do things, I think
it's fantastic Leverridge. But if it comes back and bites
the average person in the butt, I think that's not
a huge thing. But we'll see. Because everything with him,
it's all negotiation.
Speaker 2: Yes, and and he feels like people, I say, people
other countries have been taking advantage of us.
Speaker 3: And I'm a big fan of that. But let's see
what these things actually end up doing. Because, by the way,
everybody forgets Biden did not get rid of Trump's tariffs
on China. He didn't. People think actually extended some of them.
He didn't get rid of him. So I'm not bothered
by China. We'll see what happens when it comes to
Mexico and Canada. I think those are bigger issues.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, yes, yeah, you.
Speaker 3: Know, because in Mexico's our biggest trading partner.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we need to do something about them. We've
got to like figure out a way to deal with
Mexico for sure. Okay, another one. Caitlyn Jenner is rumored
to be considering running for governor of California.
Speaker 1: You guys, I'd vote for.
Speaker 3: Bruce, but I don't know about this, Kaitlin lady.
Speaker 2: My kids are visiting from California, and last night I
said to them, I told him about this, and I'm like, so,
how do you feel about Caitlyn Jenner being your governor?
And our son was like, I mean, it makes sense
that a guy with boobs that's conservative would be running California.
That just makes total sense for California, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: You could find nothing more Californian than Christian Bale, who
is currently running the state. Oh Scar, sorry, Gavin Newsom
right is leaving and incomes Caitlyn Jenner. So we let's
just go over the last few. You had Gray Davis,
who they got rid of because they recalled him in
the new place him with Donald. He came in there
and he's like, I'm going to be great, and then
they were like, no, You're not going to be great. Yeah,
And then you get the beautiful one after what's his
name was there for his like fiftieth time as governor,
you know, and then you're going to get Caitlyn Jenner.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Kaitlyn Jenner.
Speaker 2: I mean he, I say he, Caitlyn has His quote
was if I ran this is on this on Twitter yesterday,
I X if I ran and it was ultimately against Harris,
I would destroy her. And I don't disagree. I mean he,
I think he could win. I'm sorry, I think Caitlyn
could win. She could win.
Speaker 3: Full Monty right on this one. Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: I don't he's not lopped. Are you asking whether or
not he's lopped his off?
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't think he's I don't think he's done that.
Has he done that? You guys, I don't think he's
done that.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think he's gone full Monty.
Speaker 3: Then I'm going to give you your due.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think he's done that. I don't know.
I didn't I have.
Speaker 2: Maybe we should get him on the show and I
can ask him her, I can ask Caitlyn him, I
can ask him. All Right, the Menanda's brothers have to
wait two more months to figure out whether or not
they're getting out of jail. How do you I think
that they have served their time and they need to
get out of jail, and people I know here disagree
with me on that, But I got to tell you,
if if this were two women that had been just completely,
like just sexually abused by their father for years, I
know that what now, I'm.
Speaker 3: Sorry, physically beaten too?
Speaker 2: I yeah, both physically and sexually abused by their at
the hands of their father for just decades. I mean,
because it was almost two decades that that happened to them.
If there were females, I think that people would probably
feel differently about these these guys, and at least the
people that are saying, you know, don't let them out.
I think that they've served their time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think they'd I don't think they're a danger
to the community anymore.
Speaker 1: No, I don't think that they are.
Speaker 3: For them. You know what, I've often wondered what happened
to all the money?
Speaker 2: Oh, because they were due, like they would have gotten
fourteen million. And that's the thing that was one of
the things that they said in the first trial, which
was a hunger. The second trial, they weren't allowed to
admit any of the evidence that the father sexually and
physically abused them. The mother too. The mother knew it
was happening and didn't say anything.
Speaker 3: Mom. Mom basically ran interference.
Speaker 2: Yeah she was a piece of crap too. So but yeah,
I don't I don't know happened to it. They said
that they were doing. They killed the parents for the money.
They would have inherited the money anyway. Yeah, that's what's
so absurd about all this. And maybe I don't know
what happened to the money.
Speaker 3: I don't know idea like did like did their uncle
get the money and he just whatever happened to it,
Are they still entitled to it?
Speaker 1: No idea?
Speaker 3: You know. I mean, so, I I think it's time
for them to get out. I don't think they are
a danger to anybody. I think, like you said, if
it was women, we'd have a totally different outlook on this,
because it was these guys, and and you know, they
were the epitome of white privilege. Let's be real, totally,
we're freaking their BMW driving back in the day, they
got rolexes, they looked the part. But you know, it's
time to move on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it was nineteen eighty nine. Yeah, I mean
that was that. It was August of nineteen eighty nine.
Speaker 3: People in eighty nine, let's just get out.
Speaker 2: It was just like and in nineteen eighty nine, no
one talked about this. Now, no one talked about sexual abuse.
No one talked about any of this stuff, especially when
it happened to men.
Speaker 1: When it happened to.
Speaker 3: They were older too. It wasn't like that they were
my kids at this point. They were still getting abused
when they were sixteen and seventeen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, at that point one of them was in college
and the other was I think like twenty one years
old or something.
Speaker 3: So it was Thanksgiving and abuse, right, this.
Speaker 1: Is the thing.
Speaker 2: So it was just a really taboo thing. I'm just
they just they need to let these guys go. All right,
bye bye, Jack Smith. He's gone.
Speaker 1: So we have a we have a clip. We can
show you.
Speaker 3: This is filing.
Speaker 7: And it's important that that prohibition, the prohibition of course,
being that you don't charge a president elect or sitting president.
That prohibition is categorical and does not turn on the
gravity of the crimes charged, the strength of the government's proof,
or the merits of the prosecution, which the government stands
fully behind. So while the Trump team will attempt to
spin this in the statements, in this statement and in
any future statements that they make as a victory for
the rule of law and a victory for them, we
should obviously remind our viewers that this isn't the government
saying they don't stand by their case. They're saying they
fully stand behind the evidence that they have. They fully
stand behind the case. But because Trump won the election,
this can't move forward.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, ABC, ABC can suck it. So I
love either like the Trump team will attempt to spin
this is it's a victory. They're spinning it to a
victory because it.
Speaker 1: Is a victory. Lady, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: That if this was going forward, it was one hundred
percent of slam dunk that Trump is going to be
convicted of something. I've always said Trump's biggest issue out
of all of these things was the mar A Lago thing.
That was the hiding of the evidence more than anything
else or that.
Speaker 2: But you're saying you're to oh, okay, okay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know not and it's now a January sixth
case too. That's the other thing. They make it seem
like this was the January sixth case. It wasn't. That's
what they just equated it to. Right, Well, you know Trump,
I don't think Trump would have been convicted in some
of these I don't I think that. And then what right,
Like then it's like, oh my god. The big my
biggest fear for this last election was Trump loses by
a little bit and people say, well, it's all these
cases and then all of these cases end up being
thrown out and or he wins in court, and you
just look and go, you guys influenced an election by
using the courts even more than people realized. And then
hell would have really broke loose.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, because if just if he would have lost
by that much, yeah, or they would have they would
have used their win as a is even more momentum
to put him in jail.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they were. Cigaret Service already said, you guys know
this is never happening. First of all, it's never happening
because we can't defend him in jail.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it would have because it's absolute law fair is
what it is. It's just bogus. All of it is bogus.
And everybody knows it, and it's it needs to be
done already, all of it.
Speaker 1: It's just we need to put it all behind us.
Speaker 2: And then, you know, they always talk about joy and
you know, this would be great if we could put
it all behind us and maybe then we could unify.
I don't know is that even possible. It would be
great if we could do that. I'm just so sick
of seeing this stuff. I'm sick of seeing that guy's face.
I'm sick of seeing all those all.
Speaker 3: These face huh yeah.
Speaker 2: Just I'm over these people trying to destroy him. It's
just enough is enough?
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Here's another thing that's enough is a two year old
at the border. I don't know if you guys saw
this clip yesterday.
Speaker 8: Migrant children have to enter the US under the Biden administration,
and brand new footage shows a brand new, heartbreaking footage.
Rather shows one of them, a two year old, arriving
here alone with nothing but a slip of paper with
two names on it.
Speaker 9: Listen to this, Venezuela, see to my mind, to Papa
no ninezuela. I don't have mama on this time.
Speaker 8: That is a former National Border Patrol Council president. He
joins me. Now, Brandon, good morning too. So this is
heartbreaking on so many levels, and it's also something that
border patrol runs into every single day. This particular little girl,
she's holding a slip of paper with two names on
it who she says, good parents, So what do you
think happens to her next?
Speaker 10: It's It really makes every single Bordertoal agent very upset
every single time we see this. We have to process
these individuals. We recognize and understand that the vast majority
of them are abused on their way up here, and
then on top of it, when we process them and
release them, we don't even know that we're sending them
to the right place. We don't know that a HS
is going to do the right thing by these individuals
and make sure that they get to where they're supposed
to be going.
Speaker 2: So, like I have a one and a half year
old grandson, I cannot imagine in six months just being like, okay,
here you go into another country, Like.
Speaker 1: Who does that to the who does it to their kid?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean think about this. They just arrested a
woman in Georgia because her thirteen year old or ten
year old kid walked a mile. We used to walk
through here. My rule is this, you send your minor
here unaccompanied. The minute they get here, they go straight
up for adoption. Just yes, this is he there you go.
It's outrageous, you guys. And where's aoc Where's she?
Speaker 1: Remember she's right?
Speaker 2: Where is she and her white suit? Crying about these
poor children?
Speaker 1: Because I feel like that rips.
Speaker 3: Them out of their arms and the wombs of their mother.
Will she get upset?
Speaker 2: Completely outrageous. She's a little just a precious little girl
from Elsa. This is happening all the time, and this
is stuff that drives me crazy. Yeah, absolutely insane. Just
wanted to remind you guys that Joe Biden is still president.
Speaker 1: Do you remember that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't know if he knows that I'm Joe Biden's husband.
Speaker 2: That's the title, ie most proud of people think that
he said that I'm Joe Biden's Joe Biden's husband is
what they think he said there. I'm pretty sure he
said Joe Biden's husband. But people are saying on on
X that he said Joe Biden's husband.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't surprise.
Speaker 3: Meybe, so nobody knew right it was?
Speaker 2: It was at a White House farewell dinner. This was
last I think it was last Friday. His legacy is
really bad. It's like he's it's worse than Jimmy Carter's.
He is they yeah, I mean they discarded him like
an elderly dog that they took to the pound, and
he's I just I don't want to feel sorry for
him because I don't like him. But there are I
have moments where I'm like, God, you are just pathetic,
and I do have empathy for people, and I feel
sorry for the guy sometimes I do.
Speaker 3: I feel I look and I think I feel sorry
because here's a guy who I don't think is a
bad guy. I think he got caught up. Like everything else.
He became part of the establishment, yep, and then along
the way he got discarded and their big switch didn't work.
But at the end of the day, he got stabbed
in the back, he got absolutely throttled, and then he
worked against them too. That was the hilarious thing after
that he did, and Jill.
Speaker 2: And Jill at that dinner last week was like, he's
you're my hero. You know, you're basically trying to make
him something that he's just simply not yeah, And.
Speaker 3: I can't wait to read the real books that come
out about how bad it was there, how bad he
was in fighting, the stuff that's real that's going to
come out totally after all of this is said and done.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when the dust settles, like give it like three
or four years, and we'll start here and the real shit.
Speaker 1: Is what's going to happen. Yeah, it's going to be great.
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I had seen this university in Austin, which is an
hour down the road from me. It's a new Texas
college and it's called the University of Austin UATX, and
it's swapping out DEI for MAI merit excellence and intelligence.
Speaker 3: What a concept that is horrible. Yeah, we have a
CALLIP praise ethnicity.
Speaker 11: What is the fact that in your admission decisions.
Speaker 12: We don't take any of that into consideration and admissions
the primary thing that we're interested in as the mind,
meaning what kind of capacity to think deeply, to answer questions,
to challenge norms.
Speaker 11: I gotta tell you we did not see a particularly
diverse student body.
Speaker 13: We are putting resources into finding talent of an intellectual variety.
And if you're interested in diversity, I recommend you look
at the social backgrounds of our students, at the family
circumstances of our students.
Speaker 14: As for admissions, UATX swaps DEI diversity, equity and inclusion
for what some call MEI merit excellence and intelligence.
Speaker 11: How would you describe members of the founding class.
Speaker 15: We're outspoken. You'll never enter a conversation and leave without
something that you didn't know before talking to someone.
Speaker 14: Olivia on Tunes, Dylan wu, Ten Whitmeyer, Grace Price, and
Jacob Hornstein are among the ninety two students in the
inaugural class. If ut is built around Longhorn football. The
focal point of u at X.
Speaker 3: Pursuing the truth that you stop by telling the truth,
pursuit of.
Speaker 16: Truth, fairless, pursuit of truth. To me is I have
this kind of mentality that the best way that you
should go about your life is to always assume that
you're wrong in some capacity.
Speaker 11: You're prepared for that right to be challenged and stress tested.
Speaker 16: It's not just even prepared. That's why I'm at this school.
I want them to be challenged because I know that
I'm wrong in some way.
Speaker 11: What are some things that differentiate you guys.
Speaker 5: We're very intellectually.
Speaker 3: I've heard.
Speaker 5: I'm at people of every political persuasion here, from like
far left Democrats who are for Bernie Sanaders or to
the left of that, even to people who would make
Donald Trump look like liberal.
Speaker 14: Roughly half the students come from Texas, a third or female.
They share academics drink, averaging in the ninety second percentile
on the SAT. Some were accepted at schools like the
University of Chicago and Georgetown, but chose UATX for what
it is and is not.
Speaker 17: I remember visiting college in the northeast of the US,
and the student guiding me there was like, oh, we
have different dorms for different student groups. I didn't want
to go to a space that was like that.
Speaker 11: Why do you think it's important to be at a
college where different views aren't just accepted, tolerated, but welcome.
Speaker 17: We're actually listening to the other side and understanding each other. Still,
we're friends with each other. I vehemently disagree with many
of the things Jacob says.
Speaker 3: And I think you do too.
Speaker 17: I don't want to what's like.
Speaker 1: What I mean, what a concept? Right?
Speaker 3: Wow, that's like normal people having an argument, right, but
not really having a discussion over stuff that they disagree with.
But yet at the same time they're still friends and
they learn from each other. Duh.
Speaker 1: You know what it's like.
Speaker 2: It's like college in the nineties, college in the eighties.
That's what it reminds me of. That's honestly, that's what
we used to do when we were in college, and
then now we're going back to that, which is great.
I wish more people would do it. I mean this,
this college was founded co founded by Niall Ferguson, Barry Wise.
You guys have heard of Barry Wise, and then a
couple other people, and then there's a I guess some
of the high profile donors like include Bill Ackman.
Speaker 1: So I wish that more.
Speaker 2: Of these would pop up to compete with other universities
like some of the Ivy's and things like that. It's great,
the premise is awesome. I love it.
Speaker 1: I wish they had sports that'll come I know, I
wish that would be great.
Speaker 2: And I want more of these to happen, because, you know,
I want some of these other universities to be put
on their heels, you know, so they.
Speaker 3: See when you went to college, you go back to college.
In my day, it used to be this, you went there,
all right, get yours. It's your first time out in
the real world, if you will. You're out there. But
you're going and you're learning things from your ideas all
over the places what other parents believe and they taught
their kids, and everybody's bringing it in and we're all
having discussions and it's supposed to be this open mindedness,
and now it's like, sweet mother of God, if you
have one, yeah, one thought that leans to the right,
you may be out of that school fast. Yep.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: That's how it used to be, so hopefully we'll return
to that. Maybe this is a trend, you guys. That's
what I'm hoping we'll see. This is something that I
learned yesterday. I didn't know this was a thing. There
were a couple of clips that I saw floating around
on X. Did you know that short hair on chicks
equals liberalism?
Speaker 1: I didn't know that.
Speaker 18: I know.
Speaker 1: Look at yeah.
Speaker 19: Supporting misogynous men ever talked to you again? I have
the perfect solution for you.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna whisper this so that they don't know, but
you are.
Speaker 20: Going to go your hair.
Speaker 19: They heat it heat. I had long hair all my life.
It's been very interesting to see how much less I've
been harassed and sexualized since kind of hair short. It
definitely leads out a certain type of man. And I'm
sure that many of you don't want to be associated
with anyways. It's only those that have a lot of
internalized misogyny want you to keep your hair long. Someone
who truly loves you will not care the length of
your hair. Sure, they might have their preference, that's always
what the men come into my comments seeing.
Speaker 3: And I prefer long hair it's my preference. BBBBB. Don't
you want your partner to find you attracted?
Speaker 19: Would you want your partner to be happy, fulfilled, feel
like themselves? Is that less important than your attraction? Interesting?
And for all those who will come into my comments
because you always see one posts like these, Yes I
have a partner, he loves me, and yes I am
still marriage material even though I have short hair.
Speaker 3: If you're not going to get married unless it's a cat.
Speaker 2: So I mean, like the short hair thing though, I
thought that was interesting. I was I hesitated to even
bring this up today, but I'm sure that there are
a lot of conservative women here that have short hair.
I just thought it was very interesting. I was like, well,
this is it's just weird. Then I saw this clip
post because I saw this clip posted by Elijah Shaeffer
who is with Gateway Find It Her and he and
he was like, yeah, don't do this. Women, you're ruining
yourselves if you do this. It was a it was
a tweet and he was like, you're your girlfriends are
lying to you.
Speaker 1: If you do this.
Speaker 2: There's you guys can see the actual captain, but the
caption said, if you do this, your girlfriends are lying
to you, and they're like, they're making you look worse
so they can look better. Don't do this because conservative
women don't do this.
Speaker 3: So one of those things where it's like the chick
that's the hottest that like, oh we should get her
to cut all our hair off.
Speaker 2: Right, So I thought I need to like ask some
of my conservative like women in hair if you have
short hair, I mean you can still be concerned. I
have shorter hair. Some of us can't grow our hair long.
I just thought that was really interesting.
Speaker 3: It's an interesting by the way, have short hair and
it doesn't well. Your hair short, so I don't find
you attractive or your if you have a flat top,
that's so we can have a conversation.
Speaker 2: Right, or you're automatic automatically perceived as liberal And I'm like, huh,
this is a very interesting take. I just thought it was.
It was floating around on actual yesterday. I just thought
I put it out there. Thought it was an interesting discussion.
You know, maybe if you like.
Speaker 3: Shape, shave their head as a form of persistence.
Speaker 2: Right, well, yeah, I remember the remember the chicks that
did that for for Charles Manson too, they all shave
their heads, did to show didn't work out very well
for them. Okay, you guys, the media is whining Jim
Vanda Hay. I think that's how you pronounce his name,
Vanda Hai. I don't really care. He's one of the
co founders of Axios and Politico. He's so mad, he's
so mad about people like us and about X and
just he's and this video is just one big, heaping,
steaming pile of smug matters.
Speaker 3: Everything we do is under fire.
Speaker 21: Elon Musk sits on Twitter every day or X Today
saying like we are the media, you are the media.
My message to Elon Musk is both, You're not the media.
Speaker 3: You having got d.
Speaker 21: You having a blue check mark, a Twitter handle in
three hundred words of cleverness doesn't make you a reporter
anymore than me looking at your head and seeing that
you have a brain and telling you have an awesome
set of tools makes me a damn neurosurgeon. Right, Like,
what we do, what journalists do, what you did in Mississippi,
what El Jazira does in the Middle East. You don't
proclaim yourself to be a reporter like this nonsense, Like
being a reporter is hard, really hard.
Speaker 3: You have to care. You have to do the hard work.
Speaker 21: You have to get up every single day and say,
I want to get to the closest approximation of the
truth without any fear, without any favoritism. You don't do
that by popping off on Twitter. You don't do that
by having an opinion. You do it by doing the
hard work.
Speaker 2: And then after that, the people on Morning Joe the
harpy and heard you know and her sidekick, they went
and they agreed with them. They were like, oh, this
is just great. I'm so glad he's saying the stuff.
They just fawnd all over him and all the things
that he was saying. They're freaking out these people.
Speaker 22: Come on, I got to say, extraordinary content. It's needing
need to be Yeah, it continues to need to be
said when all of the garbage is flying around on
social media, lying about reporters, lying about the hard work
they do, lying about the hard work editors who lying
about everything up and down about not only they're.
Speaker 3: Alternative set of facts, but alternative set of facts about
what people like you do.
Speaker 2: Also, Hey, they're freaking out.
Speaker 3: Those are four people at the top that are going,
you know what you shouldn't buy this silly thing over
here when I've got a horse and buggy. The horse
and buggy at work. Great, this combustible engine, it's a
fat right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they don't. They don't.
Speaker 2: They don't like progress because they're not part of the progress.
Speaker 1: They don't like that.
Speaker 3: The alternative facts thing is, No, it's not the alternative facts.
It's actually all the facts that you leave out. So
alternative to you, but reality to the rest of the world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because they're part of the propaganda machine, and people
are onto them, and there's there was there was a
crack before. The crack is now wide open and we
can see behind the curtain, you know, and they are
big mad, you guys, big mad. Scott Jennings on CNN
was talking a little bit about this with the that's
what I call it, We love him here and they
they were talking basically, these are the first amendment hating
people talking to Scott.
Speaker 14: I heard what you're saying about X. I saw a
survey this week.
Speaker 3: It's now the most ideologically balanced platform. God stop, it's
too early. I just sat down here for.
Speaker 23: You cannot say that.
Speaker 21: What I thought we've reported on thistwork.
Speaker 24: It's very accurate and Okay, can I reframe it a
different way? Because what the site changed radically?
Speaker 25: Right?
Speaker 24: So whether you think the voices it are it is
somehow more balanced. Now that's fine, But no doubt Musk's
influence is profound and that you open it up and
now you're there with his opinion and he is now
part of this administration here? So does anyone else think
that there should be this greater concern about billionaires purchasing
media gumpanies?
Speaker 3: Okay? Would you be worried if Bill Gates controlled MSNBC? No?
Because because.
Speaker 1: Can you even know? I mean, if Bill Gates bought
it to be fine? You guys, totally fine.
Speaker 3: I agree with everything Bill says, So why wouldn't I care?
Speaker 1: Just can they not hear themselves?
Speaker 3: It's unreal? It got so funny? And how dare he
have an opinion? Right? Yeah? And these billionaires purchasing things? Okay,
well who else is going to do it?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 3: Because the poor people are buying stuff.
Speaker 1: It's listen.
Speaker 2: They just want you to believe and listen to this
one track way of thinking and if you deviate then
it's it's disinformation or misinformation.
Speaker 3: Bullshit.
Speaker 2: It's like X is not just Elon's way of thinking.
It's everybody's way of thinking. If you're on X for
more than two minutes, you'll see all sorts of different
lines and ways of thinking.
Speaker 1: Because I see.
Speaker 2: All sorts of stuff, I see all sorts stuff I
disagree with, and then I go, oh, I disagree with that,
and then I move on, you know, because I'm an
adult and I can do that.
Speaker 3: I just it's so frustrating because for me, it's like
I'm frustrated a bunch of people going over to Blue
Sky because my thought is everybody's going back into their
echo chamber and you need, you know, we're watching that
thing with the EMI instead of DEI. You need to
be pushed back because there's things that you don't know,
there's things you don't understand, and finding out what's going on,
you know, in another person's mind and why they think
that way is a good thing, and you can't open
up their mind and they can't open up yours if
none of you talk.
Speaker 2: I mean, we're on Blue Sky, but I'm just afraid
if I go over there, it's just going to be
a bunch of furries.
Speaker 26: No it is.
Speaker 2: I don't want to hang out with the furries I
never do. So listen and along this line, You've got
people who are in the media who are yes, they're
pushing back against you know, people like.
Speaker 1: Us and alternative media and whatnot.
Speaker 2: But then you have the people you can kind of see,
you know, like Joe and Mika, who last week when
we talked about them going and kissing the ring of Trump.
You know, now you've got whoopee. It's very interesting. Her
demeanor is changing a little bit. Yesterday she was pushing
back on Anna Navarro and it's bizarre. You guys, check
this clip out.
Speaker 3: All saying is we're going to sit and watait. We're
going to wait and see.
Speaker 27: Because we can't do anything else except.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to wait and see. I mean, this guy, is,
what are you doing like?
Speaker 27: There's nothing to be done until you know what you're fighting.
It's it's missing and the wind doesn't help you.
Speaker 21: Just get.
Speaker 27: What I'm saying is I have no false expectations that
at seventy eight he's going to all.
Speaker 3: Of a sudden.
Speaker 25: I spent weeks telling people that he was apocalyptic.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to change now.
Speaker 4: I think we lose credibility.
Speaker 27: Well, you lose credibility in many different ways. If you
don't know what you're talking about, and you accused him
of something, then then they're going to blow it back.
That's why I'm saying, we need to wait and see
exactly what.
Speaker 4: You want to do.
Speaker 2: Isn't it cute that she thought she actually had credibility
to begin with?
Speaker 3: I Uh yeah. I mean it's like they they've already
got all of the things they hate him for, even
though he's done nothing. And I always go back to this,
he screamed locker up and everybody else did with Hillary.
He never he told everybody we're not doing any of that, right,
It's part of the game. Do I think he's going
to go after people? No, I don't. But do I
think he's going to look and see if there were
things that were done ridiculous insight of these agencies. Absolutely.
And I think the first thing he's going to do
is he's going to pardon on her bye, because I've
already talked a couple of people inside that was that
was already a lot.
Speaker 2: Of our people off. Just so you know a lot
of people here in the comments.
Speaker 3: The thing is his thing is they went after me
because of who I was. They were going after him
because of who he is and I we were part
of that. This is not going to move us forward.
Plus he also knows if he pardons Hunter Biden, it
pisses all the Democrats are oh my god.
Speaker 2: Well Trump is the better guy. He always has been
the better guy. And he's not he's not vindictive, and
he's not you know, he's not that guy that's just
going to go after people just to go out to people.
He is so much better than all of these other people.
And he's not going to waste four years just trying
to get revenge.
Speaker 1: He's going to go and.
Speaker 2: He's going to try to be successful because that is
his mandate. His mandate is to be success, and he
has said my revenge is to be successful.
Speaker 1: That's what he's going to do. I truly believe that too.
Speaker 3: And he knows he doesn't have four years. He's got
a year and a half. Yeah, happened. Otherwise he's going
to lose the Senate, he's going to lose the House,
and then all of a sudden, two years is a
lame duck where they're coming after you again, over and
over again. So he knows if I don't get this
thing rolling, they'll turn yep.
Speaker 2: And he's got a ton to do, so he doesn't
have time to go after all these people. That's what
they spent the past four years doing, and what have
they accomplished. They've literally put America in a Now we're
a dumpster fire. So it doesn't get you anywhere.
Speaker 1: He knows that.
Speaker 2: A federal judge has roled in the transgender sports case.
You know, with the Mountain West Conference. We got a
yeah with the volleyball player that the dude that is
pretending to be or sorry, the dude that is identifying
identifying as a chick. And it was the Biden appointed
federal judge held a hearing for the volleyball players who
was they were suing the Mountain West Conference, and he
barred the female athletes from testifying. And yesterday he rolled
in favor of the men, is what he did. The
girls are going to appeal, thank god, and they the
volleyball players have sued the Mountain West Conference and San
Jose State University for quote violating their Title nine and
First Amendment rights over a man being allowed to compete
in women's volleyball matches as they should so if you're
complete moron, like.
Speaker 1: The Biden point of judge.
Speaker 2: I have a video that shows you the advantage that
biological men have over women in the sport like llyball,
and if you're if you're listening, it was just that
that video just shows a lot of the physical advantages,
the obvious biological and physical advantages that men have over
women that the NCAA has recognized, but I apparently recognized, right,
and just a lot of people are they just continue
to want to be self blind to you know.
Speaker 3: This is how I've just I did to take this on.
Either we just get rid of male and female sports,
which will never happen, thank god, that's it, or or
all right, you've guys to have a identify female but
biological male. We went over and we talked to one
of our male volleyball players and we're going to allow
him to play on our team when we play you.
So therefore it's an advantage to nobody. Now everybody has
got their one male player. Yeah, how hilarious would that be?
Speaker 2: It would be hilarious, Yeah, it would be, it would be.
I I just there has to be some sort of
a resolution to this, and I hope that I hope
Trump bull do something about it when he gets into office,
because I just I feel like a lot of this
is just common sense.
Speaker 3: You know, like all each organization is their own private
organization and they can do what they want, and that's
and we want that. We don't want, you know, government
coming down and force.
Speaker 2: It's true, but it's also problematic because this, to me,
is just a very common sense situation where men have
a biological break something right.
Speaker 3: And allow to go to help the point where it's
nobody's going to play, and then all of a sudden,
somebody has to stand up and Okay, this is going
to happen.
Speaker 2: It might have to get to that point, right There
are women getting hurt, There are women get I mean,
you're you're seeing men compete in like boxing matches and
in tournaments where they're beating the crap out of women.
Now when did when did that become okay? It's just
not okay, this is insanity.
Speaker 1: So something just needs.
Speaker 2: Like the Chris Yeah, it's like the oj Olympics. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 25: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So but I think at this point, you know, it's
like say, okay, fine, you know what, Uh Steve over here,
he's an all American. But now Steve goes by Sarah.
Sarah's on our team just for this game though, just
trying out the woman thing to see how this goes
and see what happens.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll see.
Speaker 3: I'll see if I was a coach playing them and say,
you know what, guys, let's go get a couple over there.
Ask the guys, tell them to identify. They switch over,
they play a game, so we can show how ridiculous
this is.
Speaker 1: It is ridiculous. Yeah, it just yeah, but this is
the thing.
Speaker 2: Is like at this point in the in the world,
in our country, I just people embrace the ridiculous when
they shouldn't be.
Speaker 1: And it's like, can we just can we just be
normal for crying out loud?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 3: We can.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And Sarah McBride still wants your attention. She acts
like she doesn't, but she and she says, I don't
want to talk about being a trans person and I
don't want to base everything up, but she but she does.
I say, she does this, dude, That is this identifying
as a woman. This, this is all this individual talks about.
Behold united.
Speaker 25: That attempts to attack a vulnerable community are not only
means spirited, but really an attempt to misdirect, because every
single time we hear the incoming administration or Republicans in
Congress talk about any vulnerable group in this country, we
have to be clear that it is an attempt to distract.
It is an attempt to distract from what they are
acting doing every single time, every single time we hear
them say the word trans Look what they're doing with
their right hand. Look at what they're doing to pick
the pocket of American workers, to fleece seniors by privatizing
Social Security and Medicare. Look what they're doing undermining workers.
And here's also what we have to be clear about,
because I think the last week has been a prime
example of this. Every bit of time and energy that
is used to divert the attention of federal government to
go after trans people is time and energy that is
not focused on addressing the cost of living for our consider.
Speaker 3: Okay, but by the way, it's remind meybody, Trump's not
in charge yet, he's putting together his team. So the
cost of living falls on the old guy who's still
in there and the person you guys ran. That's an issue.
Speaker 2: Amen, Yeah, Amen to that. Yeah, exactly. And then we
also have another clip from Nancy Mayce talking to Rachel
on Fox about this issue.
Speaker 18: And millions of women are supporting me, and that's why
we're winning the message. And so many women now today
feel more brave and have more courage because I've been
speaking out. They feel like they are going to be supported.
Now we're going to see this all across the country,
and we're hearing from folks all around the world, women
from all sorts of countries now coming out and supporting
us in our effort.
Speaker 28: Yeah, for the record, that trans member of Congress has
said that he will he will actually abide by the
rules and not use the women's restroom in Congress. I
think Marjorie Taylor Green came out with an idea. She said, well,
maybe we should just have a Democrat women's bathroom and
a Republican women's bathroom, and then the Democrats can just
open the.
Speaker 3: Doors to the trans.
Speaker 28: And also what AOC said about not being able to
recognize I mean, I've seen Rachel Levine. I know that's
not a woman, so I don't understand this idea. But
Nancy Bye, you've taken a lot of aviews for standing
up for the rights of women, especially in their private spaces,
and we appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Interesting, Rachel, she refers to him as a hem.
Speaker 3: That and yet absolutely and Rachel, you know, also talking
to Nancy. Nancy wearing his medium. Yes, totally, yeah, totally
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Are you guys watching Landman?
Speaker 3: I absolutely am obsessed with that show.
Speaker 2: I it's my new favorite show. Like I was a
Yellowstone girl. I've been a Yellowstone girl for years. Okay,
and Yellowstone is ending obviously, And is.
Speaker 1: It Taylor Sheridan? Is it Tyler or Taylor Taylor Sheridan.
He's kind of a jerk.
Speaker 2: I'm not a fan of him, but he's a brilliant writer.
Never finishes anything that he starts, which irritates the crap.
Speaker 20: Out of me.
Speaker 3: Get like three and a half seasons before he moves
on to something else.
Speaker 2: Right, And so I just not like, I don't want
to get my hopes up so much about the show.
But there's a show called Landman, which is I because
now now that you know yellows Down, we've got three
more episodes left of Yellowstone if you guys are Yellowstone people,
but Landman is I love it because it's obviously a
Texas thing, you know, and I live in Texas.
Speaker 3: Billy Bob is brilliant.
Speaker 1: He's brilliant, He's so good.
Speaker 2: But clips like this make me love it even more.
Speaker 1: Y'all have to see this.
Speaker 5: I do'st agree.
Speaker 19: They use clean energy to power the oil wells.
Speaker 3: They use alternative energy.
Speaker 29: There's nothing clean about this.
Speaker 5: Please, mister oilman, tell me how the wind is bad
for the environment.
Speaker 29: Do you have any idea how much diesel they have
to burn to mix that much concrete or make that
steel and haul this shit out here and put it
together with a four hundred and fifty foot crane.
Speaker 16: You want to guess how much.
Speaker 29: Thanks to lubricate that fucking thing, or winter merize it
as pun your lifespan offs that think I'm making it,
And don't get me started on solar panels and the
lithium in your Tesla battery. And never mind the fact
that if the whole world decided to go electric tomorrow,
we don't have the transmission lines to get to electricity
to the cities. It'd take thirty years if we started tomorrow,
and unfortunately for your grandkids, we have one hundred and
twenty year petroleum based infrastructure. Our whole lives depend on it.
And hell, it's in everything that road we came in
on the wheels, on ever car ever made, including yours, sentennis,
rackets and lipstick and refrigerators and antihistamines, pretty much anything plastic,
your cell phone case, artificial heart valves, any kind of
clothing that's not made with animal or plant fibers, soap,
fucking hand lotion, garbage bags, fishing boats, you name.
Speaker 12: It, every fucking thing.
Speaker 3: And you know what the kicker is. We're gonna run
out of it before we find its replacement.
Speaker 16: It's the thing that's gonna kill us all as a species.
Speaker 29: The thing's going to kill us all is running out
before we find an alternative. And believe me, if Excellent
thought them fucking things right there with the future, they'd
be putting them all over the goddamn place. Getting know,
all out of the grounds. Most dangerous job in the world.
We don't do it because we like it. We do
it because we run out of options. And you're out
here trying to find something to blame for the danger
besides your balls. There ain't nobody to blame but the
demand that we keep pumping it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can't say win every Emmy.
Speaker 2: He's so great everything about it. It's such a great show.
Speaker 1: I just love it.
Speaker 3: I can't character what TikTok oh, I'm not really being
like the clips and I'm like, I gotta watch this show.
And then I went to it. And that's how my
kids consume movies now.
Speaker 1: They go to TikTok out.
Speaker 3: Of order on TikTok and I started watching just the
clips of it, and then I'm like, I'm gonna watch it.
I watched the first three episodes back to back to back.
My wife's like peeking out, going what the hell you
watch it? I'm like, Billy Bob's on fire.
Speaker 2: Well, it's so funny because my husband never watched Yellowstone
with me. He just wasn't a big fan of Yellowstone,
and so I'd watch it by myself. But he the
you know, the first I think it was last last
week was the second week, the first week of land Man,
he watched with me and he was like, yeah, I
like this one and I yeah. So so he's watching
land Man with me, but I don't. I don't do TikTok.
But I it's a great I mean, it's a good show.
It's a good I think it's just because of the
subject matter. I kind of dig the subject matter that is,
you know.
Speaker 3: Like the for people like I look at I've never
really watched Yellowstone because I'm not really a cattle guy.
Speaker 1: Right, I'm dramatic that one's a little bit.
Speaker 3: This is like, this is real, Like I yeah, when
I was younger, I raised a ton of money for
oil and gas company send stuff. So I'm like I
get this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and Yellowstone's more like our generation's Dallas, you know, that's.
Speaker 3: What it is, Billy Bob, And this is just otherwise good.
Speaker 2: It's really good. Anyways, I love that clip. I needed
to share with you guys. I thought you guys would
get a kick out of that. Alec Baldwin says that
Americans are uninformed and note little or nothing about the world.
Speaker 1: I just thought you guys would want to know that.
Speaker 3: Did he he killed somebody?
Speaker 26: Right?
Speaker 2: Well, he's well, his gun is his gun has killed
more people. He's killed more people than most of the
people that are in jail. On for the January sixth stuff. Yeah,
I mean, I don't make that makes sense. Yeah, I'm
all joking. Aside, he did not wake up that day,
go I'm going to shoot somebody. No, but I mean,
let's get real, neither did anybody that's in jail for
January sixth. That's true, true, So make all that makes
sense to me. Yeah, he made a bunch of comments.
Speaker 3: About you were joking about Martha Stewart. I always joke
about this. Martha Stewart is a felon. Snoop Dogg is
not her best friend. Let's just get that.
Speaker 2: Work that up for the world of That is another
really great documentary if you guys get a chance to
watch it. Fantastic documentary. But I am a big fan.
I never liked her until I watched that documentary because
I am not domestic at all. But she's kind of
a badass. Yeah, and if you were, and they made
a they made an example of her because she was
like the country's first woman billionaire. And I think that
James Comy didn't like that. James Comey is the one
that put her away.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, I for examples of people, Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Mean, listen, there may have been some insider trading. I
get it, but there are a lot of people.
Speaker 3: But the reality is that if it was anybody else
who wasn't that famous, chances are you pay a fine,
you pay the money back, and everybody Okay, well.
Speaker 2: There are a lot of other people that were involved
in the insider trading. But they pegged it on her
and they made her be the scapegoat and made her
take the fall. And then she lost like a billion dollars.
So that whole that just made me really angry because
I'm thinking, Okay, she should pay for whatever crime that
she committed, but what about everybody else? And they just
pinned it all on her because she was like this
golden girl, and it's just not okay, it's not so anyways,
Alec Baldwin is a schmuck. We need to talk about mistletoe.
Apparently mistletoe is dying. People used to sell a ton
of it around this time of year because people would
have Christmas parties. I don't even think people have Christmas
parties anymore. I don't know about you guys, because we're
heading into like the Christmas party season. Nobody goes into
the office anymore. This is not even a thing. But
the tradition of kissing under mistletoe took off on like
the Victorian era.
Speaker 1: People bought it. People have been buying it.
Speaker 2: Forever, and now it's it's just a thing of the
pass people.
Speaker 3: It's a real name, the rape plant.
Speaker 1: Listen.
Speaker 2: In the nineties, it peaked. Think about that, like a
lot I know a lot of you here. We're probably
working in corporate America or wherever. In the eighties and nineties,
early two thousands.
Speaker 3: Okay, so.
Speaker 2: That's when sales for mistletoe peaked. Think about that, and
you would have it at corporate parties. They would have
missiletoe up and you saw the movies and stuff like that, right, missiletoe.
Young people, they say, young people aren't interested in kissing
under the missletoe anymore, even in like family settings and
the older generation who used to cut it down and
bundle it up or dying off and not being replaced.
I listen, My thing is is I think that young
people in general are just a they're a less intimate
generation period overall. They don't even want they don't want
to kiss each other, they don't want to hug each other,
they don't want to talk to each other face to face.
Speaker 3: My thirteen year old is just don't touch me, don't
get near me, don't touch me. My six year old
very cuddly. My sound's actually pretty cudly for the ginormousness
that he is. But my thirteen year old just I
want nothing to do with you. They're just like at
arm's length all the time.
Speaker 2: They're very like I'll text you, you know, i'll snap you.
Speaker 3: More connected than ever before, yet further apart than ever before.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's I without question, Chad and that.
Speaker 2: So I just feel like Mistletoe is a microcosm for
the way that the this generation, generation Generation Z is now.
They're just not as I'm not saying that we need
to have everybody making out all the time.
Speaker 3: That's fun though, right You're going you're like, all right, hey,
the Christmas party tomorrow, I'm probably gonna get laid, So
I don't know who to be. One of you lucky
ladies is going to get drunk and make a bad
decision tonight. And by the way, a few of you
are going to you know, xerox your breast. So that's
going to be a party.
Speaker 1: People we used to do that, I mean people used
to do that. Remember remember office parties, do you guys remember,
and you just you.
Speaker 3: Know, started to change that when you'd have to spit,
spend five hours going through things you're not allowed to
do at work. So you know, dude, lawyers were also
a big part of that. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Right now, it's like, I know, you have to go
through all these classes and you can't say things, you
can't do things.
Speaker 1: Everybody is like, I'm a robot at work.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just yeah, when I worked with Mack
and I worked at the same company almost twenty years ago, almost,
and that and it was fun. It was a small
company and it was fun and we do crazy stuff
and people were inappropriate and like fun of it, right,
And that's when it was fun and you liked going
into the office. Nobody does that anymore.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I never.
Speaker 2: I never zerox my boobs. But man, I mean, but
Christmas parties were lit. They were so much fun.
Speaker 1: You can't do that stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh well, I've when I worked at a financial firm,
it's like somebody's getting arrested tonight. There's gonna be this
is gonna be awesome. That girl down the halls, I mean,
this is going to be crazy.
Speaker 2: I know, and now it's just yeah in the room
with you guys going like dy does it?
Speaker 1: Everybody?
Speaker 2: Just and now you have like an online zoom call
and it's like happy Holidays because we can't even say
Merry Christmas anymore.
Speaker 3: It's just.
Speaker 2: I know, it's it's Kwanza, It's it's I don't even
know what is it.
Speaker 1: I don't know. People can't say.
Speaker 2: All right, We've got a a Thanksgiving super montage you
guys that I've put together. It's like a buffet of
liberal clips that will take you out for the extended holiday.
It's it's a giant super montage. I'm gonna take you
through them, all right. So the first one is a
guy that has a surviving.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, okay, we're doing okay.
Speaker 2: He's surviving Thanksgiving, yeah, with a with a good book
to read. He's listening to the Grateful Dead. That's what
he had playing which with his beads. He has beads,
and I guess he's got what CBD gummys is what
that means. He's okay, he looks saye, he looks really sane.
So that's one of your crazy liberals that's going to
be at your Thanksgiving holiday table this year.
Speaker 1: He's got beads. Yeah, he's got right. Okay.
Speaker 2: Second one is the chick. She has a special holiday
message for all of you, maggot people.
Speaker 1: You ready, here we go, it's happening. The family wants
to know what I'm doing for the holidays.
Speaker 20: I'm going to be here with my dogs and my
daughter who is a child bearing age and now has
to get an IUD at seventeen years old. And I'm
going to be here with my son, who is a
political target. And that should really tell you all you
need to know about why I'm not going to be
hanging out with y'all for the holidays.
Speaker 1: So fuck off, choke on your turkey. Bye. She seems nice.
Speaker 3: By the way, Why is your son a political target?
Speaker 21: I don't know.
Speaker 2: He's going to ask you that, since you're the guy
in the room.
Speaker 3: Is why is he a political target? I mean, I'm
assuming he's trans.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't like that, you know.
Speaker 2: And why does she have to force an IUD on
her daughter?
Speaker 1: I don't get that.
Speaker 3: It's not about this. Your daughter just doesn't have sex.
Speaker 1: That could be a yes, that could be an option
also right there, But the option never.
Speaker 3: Is Hey, maybe I should have some responsibility in this.
The option is like all sex is rape. That's why
we got rid of the rape plant.
Speaker 1: It just the missletoe. We got rid of the missiletoe.
Speaker 2: Lady, calm down, okay, Joy Reid wants you to step
back this Thanksgiving you guys, step back.
Speaker 15: People are rightfully alarmed. They have a reason to be alarmed.
And if if you would vote for that, people may
not feel so confident that there's afe of you. This
is not crazy. This is legitimate feelings of fear of
you and a feeling that you might not be someone
that could trust. If this goes way south, autocracies go
south real fast, and things get ugly and people get
asked to do things and turn people in and point
people out and turn on them. And if you're voting affirmatively,
gleefully for this, and people might I don't know, may
not feel so confident in you anymore. That's real and
you kind of have to live with it. So if
you think that you can vote for what people see
as their destruction and then demand that they still are
cool with you and kiky with you and have Thanksgiving
with you, like I think you're kind of missing the
point of what people are said about their afraid and
autocracy and fascism are things that are legitimate to be afraid.
Speaker 3: Of, so you may want to step back, step back.
By the way, she's probably at a MAGA party. She's like,
I got to like.
Speaker 1: Right now in my own house, got these people?
Speaker 3: Are you whispering? Bad crap?
Speaker 1: Crazy?
Speaker 3: You know what's like? And the whole like, well, they
voted for this person. Now you can't feel safe. So
wait a minute. The day before I voted, you were
totally cool with me. But now because I voted for Trump,
I might at any given time fly off the handle
and punch you in the throat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: Then, and listen, speaking of backcrop, this guy, I'm pretty
sure he's inciting an actual insurrection, this one.
Speaker 20: All right, So.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about what it is that I actually mean
to do.
Speaker 26: On inauguration Day like them, So there's going to be
a lot of people there, a lot of people on
his side and a lot of people protesting on our side.
I mean to meet as many people as I can,
try to convince them to work together in a co opetition,
and if everything works the way that it's supposed to.
I will be in front of that stage with people
chanting for me to be heard.
Speaker 4: Really, either legion or let him speak whatever, I don't care,
get me on stage to speak before and change the
very fabric of humanistry.
Speaker 3: Our future is in our hands.
Speaker 4: I'll take it.
Speaker 1: I know it's exhausting, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Charge forward, grasp that future with both hands. I can
rip it apart. The future I see is not one
I accept.
Speaker 1: He doesn't accept it.
Speaker 4: The future I want is one that I will build,
and I need your help to get there.
Speaker 3: Okay, and listen a little low t That's what I'm
going with.
Speaker 2: At least we'll be able to spot him in that
neon green.
Speaker 3: You know what's amazing about all the self importance. Yeah,
people like I'm going to get up on stage and
I'm going to change the shoe in fabric and history
and time.
Speaker 12: No you're not.
Speaker 3: And by the way, you're talking about what a co
op army. Hey, guys, let's all co op together. You
g get the gendered language, right, Yeah, it's.
Speaker 1: Like, okay, Brennan, calm down.
Speaker 3: God, his name is Blaine.
Speaker 1: I just cannot with these people. And somebody said and
I agree. I hope that these people are on the
radar of like secret service or whatever. I feel like
he was he was talking about an insurrection.
Speaker 25: Is it just me?
Speaker 3: No, he wants one of those things where he wants
to get up there and speak. He wants to be heard.
Speaker 2: What a bunch of the bunch of other people? Good lord,
the crazy is strong in these people. Yeah, okay, so
this is what it'll really look like.
Speaker 3: This year.
Speaker 6: Is great?
Speaker 26: This year?
Speaker 23: Oh yeah, it's almost like it's great again.
Speaker 3: Mash potatoes are good. Oh yeah, I got them for cheat.
It's almost like grocery presses are going down.
Speaker 4: It's weird.
Speaker 3: Oh god, this is giving me gas.
Speaker 1: We're about to get a lot more gash.
Speaker 3: Oh lane, these prasses are going down. So how do
you vout for?
Speaker 19: Okay, I'm leaving.
Speaker 2: And then you sent me this absolute backcrappery that I
can't see alone.
Speaker 1: So everybody's got to share in this background. I don't
know what this is?
Speaker 4: That one for you?
Speaker 23: Sap you what is sex zombie?
Speaker 26: You know?
Speaker 23: Because zombies need brains? How do you tell a differences
between a sapeist?
Speaker 1: This is real, you guys.
Speaker 23: Zombie zombies need wains. And brains in bid Okay, sorry,
technically joke. Thank you get the.
Speaker 3: Fact that it has a knife. I don't know what's
under its floorboard. But it doesn't smell great in here.
Speaker 1: You know it doesn't. It puts the lotion on, or
it gets the hose.
Speaker 3: I'm a zombie with fake eyes.
Speaker 2: We've got to get mental institutions back. We got to
make them great again. That's what we've got to make great, Okay,
and we need it a little bit of a palate cleanser.
And then I'm going to show you a typical Thanksgiving lineup.
Here's a palate cleanser real quick. This is what everybody
needs to be doing during the Thanksgiving dinners this year.
Everybody you like, Blade the leather pants and ad Chad.
Speaker 1: The leather pants. Look at all the cute people there.
Speaker 2: Everybody's going to be doing this ugly person in the place.
Is there not an ugly person? I thought that was
the you to his family ever? And then this is
a typical, I mean sort of typical Thanksgiving lineup.
Speaker 1: I thought this was great for help multiple.
Speaker 6: Times today, but has still done everything herself. She brought
you into this world, so she can certainly take you
out of it, sipping pin with ice here comps your
exhausted mother. He's an avid Facebook poster and conspiracy theorist.
His wife just left him, but it's chilled because he's
a self proclaimed alpha male to time. Do you have
recipient superioit pump oh coool Jez. She has finished her
freshman year at NYU. Like her sexuality, her major is
still undecided. A self proclaimed expert on geopolitical discourse. Give
it up for your gen Z sister. He's been trading
penny stocks and snorting atter all in his room all morning.
His Snapchat score is higher than anyone else's. His age
should be let spirit for your brother who still lives
at her.
Speaker 3: Man who's somehow still here.
Speaker 6: He's lived through multiple wars and can't digest solid food
likely to trigger your gen Z sister, and celebrating his
ninety eight Thanksgiving Grahampa. Now give it up for your Thanksgiving.
He's starting in five.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 1: I love that the starting five. It's great. I want
to know it.
Speaker 2: And everybody's starting five fantastic.
Speaker 1: It's this game week, you guys. I hope everybody's going
to be eating lots of food.
Speaker 2: I cannot wait. I'm going to start on the pie,
like right after the show, eating it, hitting it for breakfast,
you guys, and I want to thank Chad. Chad has
helped me out for the past four days. You guys,
give Chad love, give him all the love. He has
been so gracious and helpful and wonderful. And also Valin,
because Valin has been so patient.
Speaker 1: With me the past four days. It has been oh, Baltimore,
Chad calls her Baltimore.
Speaker 2: She's been so patient on the back and you guys,
there's a lot of stuff that goes on behind the scenes,
especially when Mac isn't here, so really appreciate that. Appreciate
you guys for still joining us for the past four days.
You guys have been awesome. We love you and we
will see you in December. Have a happy Thanksgiving.
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