Speaker 1: Socialism is the first step, okay, and then the top
step is communism.
Speaker 2: That's journalism, you guys, that's American journalism.
Speaker 1: Look at it.
Speaker 2: Go Liberal white women are the scoorge of humanity?
Speaker 1: What is happening?
Speaker 3: I just can't.
Speaker 2: Greetings and salutations, Happy Tuesday, everybody.
Speaker 1: How are we?
Speaker 2: It is America Week? So American out?
Speaker 1: Look at us?
Speaker 2: I got my story. We all like, Yeah, we're very
decked out. I hope you guys are too.
Speaker 1: What's on your shirt?
Speaker 2: Nothing, it's just oh, it's just a red It's just
a red show.
Speaker 1: Okay, I have I'm not aera. Yeah, I'm not as
festive as you. Oh, there's going to be some festival.
There is here a week, yeah, I mean a week,
but whole week, mostly on Thursday, which will be our
last day. We're not having a show on Friday, and
nobody should be doing anything but on Friday except for
just praising God that you were born in the greatest
country on earth. That is right, you are in America. Agreed,
one hundred percent. You guys. Big day at the Supreme
Court yesterday and big day today. And I don't know
how it's going to go today or yesterday didn't go
particularly well, I would say, but here's all preview about
today because I love this post from not Kenny Rogers,
who said, if you're pregnant while breaking into Taylor Swift's
house and you give birth in her living room, are
you and the child now legally allowed to live there
for the rest of your lives while Taylor Swift helps
pay for your expenses? Find out tomorrow when the Supreme
Court rules freaking that's essentially what they're ruling on today. Yep.
Speaker 2: One percent and that I love that comparison so perfect.
Speaker 1: And so I just I don't know you guys got
about it. I don't forget about any of this after yesterday.
Yesterday was a shit show.
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Speaker 2: Human Coalition dot org slash chicks do that. I'm sorry,
I need more coffee. Guys, you said it.
Speaker 1: I think I did. Oh chess, Fine, all right, So
let's talk about some of the court stuff from yesterday,
and we'll start off with this. The Supreme Court rejected
taking up Trump's appeal of the Egene Carol sex abuse verdict,
and as you can imagine, Trump was not pleased about that,
because that sort of is the end of the line
for him, although he doesn't seem to think so. Read
what he wrote in response.
Speaker 2: Surprisingly, the Supreme Court declined to review a fake case
brought against me by a woman I've never met. Decade
old celebrity photo line standing with their husband does not count.
I will continue the fight against this weaponization a law
fair case against me, including the ridiculous claim of defamation,
with all my power and strength. This case is really
against the United States of America and all it stands for,
and should never be allowed to happen to another president
or candidate to be.
Speaker 1: New York State created a.
Speaker 2: Law for an instant speck of time, going back many
decades in order to wrongfully nab me. It was Taylor
made and this injustice cannot be allowed to stand. Thank
you for your attention to this matter.
Speaker 1: I don't think he can do anything, is the thing.
I mean, I don't know how you if they don't,
If they're not going to hear it, then I don't
know what else they're like, who is he going to
appeal to?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: It's exactly kind every dude should. This is why dudes.
Speaker 2: Are like scared now, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: So our friend weigh in on this, saying, funny, I
was told repeatedly on live TV that the Supreme Court
is a wholly owned Trump subsidiary and therefore it must
be expanded immediately by somewhere between four and four thousand
new liberal justices.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's right exactly. And it's interesting because this
is the thing. This is always the narrative, like the
Jews control him, he controls the Supreme Court. Somebody's always
controlling something, And it's like, okay, well, how do you
explain these rulings?
Speaker 1: Right exactly? How do you explain them? Also, there is
and we're going to get to lots of court stuff
in this segment, but there's also a report about a
DOJ investigation which I just wanted to quickly mention, and
that is that they've just surged a grandeury investigation into
a CCP linked billionaire leftist NGO donor by the name
of Neville Singham, involving two hundred and seventy eight million
dollars of possible financial improprieties, according to Fox and Eric
Doherty tweeted that officials are examining whether mass fraud or
money laundering occurred as he financed NGO's and other groups.
This comes after he was exposed for being behind a
lot of leftists unrest and his links to commis. So
why is it.
Speaker 2: It's like we're constant I feel like, I know that
you never watched it, but like the Dutton Ranch, you know,
and and the show that you don't watch, but it's
like they're constantly trying to take the ranch down. That's
what I feel like about America, Like people always trying
to take us down. They always like why there's just
so much a nefarious crap going on, And it's like
we don't realize that we're in such we're at a precipice,
we're in such peril at this point, and I don't
think people want to see that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they don't. I mean there's two They're they're either
not paying attention to the things that are important, or
they just are stupid and they or they feel you helpless.
They feel like they may feel helpless, or they may
just not understand what it is that they're in support of.
And we'll have some examples of that later in the show.
But going back to the Supreme Court, So there were
four notable opinions that came down yesterday. So first of all,
the court ruled that President Trump can fire FTC Commissioner
Rebecca Slaughter without cause. So that could have a ripple
effect because this means that presidential power has been sort
of expanded in that presidents can remove heads of independent
agencies at will, which is great. I don't have a
problem with this. I mean, I think that he wasn't
already a thing, right.
Speaker 2: I didn't think it me too. I was kind of
surprised about this too, because he's basically the CEO of
the country. Yeah, the CEO of a company.
Speaker 1: You should be able to fire people who are patent holes, right,
and so that was one thing. But then which didn't
make any sense to me. So they expand his powers
in that way. But then in a different case, they
blocked his attempt to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook
because I guess I don't know why. I guess we
have a fourth branch of government that we just didn't
know about until this ruling. And so we've got some
reaction to that that we'll get to in a second.
But moving on to the third one, the court upheld
a Mississippi law that allows mail in ballots to be
postmarked by election day. He received up to five days later.
This was the big surprise, Like I really thought this
was a slam dunk. Of course, they're just going to
go back to an election day set up without all
of this mail in ballot nonsense. But unfortunately they did not.
Speaker 2: They ruled in favor of cheating. Essentially, they ruled in
favor of cheating. You guys, that's what they did. What
I'm sorry, WTF?
Speaker 1: I know, I know. That was the big one, and
so that was a huge disappointment. This last one, the
court held the police use of geofence Warrens to obtain
cell phone location data from TICH companies is a Fourth
Amendment search, so that probable cause is required. That one
was less surprising, I guess than some of these others,
But in any case, those were the main rulings that
came down. And then, as an exhorter said, when if
the Federal Reserve isn't part of the executive branch where
Trump can call on, you know, he can make the
call on who he wants to fire, which branch isn't
a part of There should be no fourth branch of government.
That is crazy. There's so much crazy right now. Like
there's a lot of crazy. Yeah, there's very.
Speaker 2: Little preventing us from becoming Europe at this point. And
I'm just I'm sorry if I'm disillusioned this morning, you guys,
but I'm a little disillusioned. Like yesterday, it was a
bad day at least for this kind of stuff. You know,
personally everything's good, but like you know what I mean,
I love my family, but with this stuff, I just
I look at this stuff and I just I get
so disheartened, you know, like between this and the commis
and the illegals and like everything, it's like it's all
just coming at once, and they're not making it easier
for us, the Supreme Court, No, they are not.
Speaker 1: And Trump had thoughts also about the whole Federal Reserve
firing ruling, and if you could read what he said, here.
Speaker 2: The Cook lawsuit having to do with their suitability and
sitting on the board of the Federal Reserve was sent
back by the Supreme Court on a strictly procedural basis.
We will take appropriate action immediately to make sure that
someone who's committed wrongdoing will not be making vital decisions
concerning the welfare of the United States of America. Oh
go figure, thank you for your attention to this matter.
I feel like this is common sense crap. But I mean,
and that's great, it's great. We can't have people people
that want to do harm to the United States should
not be doing.
Speaker 1: What they need. So are we going to have to
have like a whole new law saying that, And is
he going to support from the House and Senate to
do it. I don't know.
Speaker 2: And this should be common sense. This, yes, so much
of this is just common sense. And we've that is
in danger. Actually it's gone, it's just extinct. Now.
Speaker 1: It does feel that way sometimes. Justice Alito was one
of the folks who dissented, obviously because he's normal, and
he said, quote this was about the mail in ballots.
He said, today's decision creates a serious risk of further
undermining public confidence in our elections and our system of
self government. Apparently that doesn't matter though to liberal justices.
They just don't care about that, and that sucks, That
really really sucks. Moving on, Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 2: No, I was just going to say, because what it
is is that Democrats they'll be able to say, hey,
let's just wait and see what the election outcome looks like,
and then we'll rig it exactly.
Speaker 1: Then we'll rig some ballots and mail them in for
every single election, you guys.
Speaker 2: So anyway, okay, we should probably be mine because I'm depressed.
Speaker 1: Well, let's talk about some good news. A Colorado Supreme
Court unanimously blocked the Democrats attempt to redistrict there, so
the delegation will remain for Republicans. For Democrats, this is
a win because it would have given them, the Democrats
three more seats in the House, so that is at
least something.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, that's all right, you're trying to give us
something good, to give you something good good.
Speaker 1: Mike Davis's summary of the rulings. Number one, election day
doesn't mean election day number two. The president has Article
two power to fire FTC commissioners, but not federal governors
because apparently we do have a fourth branch of government.
And Trump had a tweet sort of summarizing specifically on
the mail in ballot issue why it is so desperately
important to pass the Save Act if you could read
his tweet on that.
Speaker 2: In light of the tremendous loss in the Supreme Court
today concerning voters rights and the fact that people's votes
are allowed to be counted long after an election is over,
it is more important than ever to pass the Save
America Act, which is number one, All voters must show
photo ID. Number two, all voters must show proof of citizenship,
and number three, no mail in ballots except for illness, disability,
military diploma.
Speaker 1: Or travel.
Speaker 2: There's no excuse for a politician or otherwise to be
against the above three requirements.
Speaker 1: There is only one.
Speaker 2: Reason to oppose cheating. Your House of Representatives has approved
this vital act three times. The United States Senate seems
unable to do so in a time when there is
a powerful communist movement taking place in our country, one
more dangerous than World War one, World War two. Pearl
Harbor or September eleventh, All Democrats and our five Republican
Senate holdouts Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins, Tom Taylis, Bill Cassidy,
and Mitch McConnell must vote to save our country. There
could be no more excuses. Thank you for your attention
in this matter.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's that was a perfect tweet speaking of where like,
what the hell is wrong with Mitch McConnell. Is he
still in the hospital. Did anybody ever hear like why
he was in the hospital.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just like that just reminded me that he was
in the hospital.
Speaker 2: That I feel like that's just a normal Tuesday.
Speaker 1: But like, were we ever told why and how he's
doing or if he ever got out? Do they have
to do they do? They have to tell us why?
This is the thing if they're going to vote on
the Say Act, they need him, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so somebody said he's old. Shelley said he's old.
That's why he's in the house.
Speaker 1: I mean, we are aware of that, but I mean
that doesn't necessarily mean he is still in the hospital.
According to Kelly Lynn, do we know why? Does anybody
know why? Anybody ever hear why? Just curious if you
know why, let us know, all right, so we have
to you have to show you this hilarious clip of
some idiot reporter from MS. Now. I don't know, her
name is Michael. It's a girl, but her name is
Michael and it's spelled like m y c r L. Right,
she's one of Okay, she's one of those. Yeah, And
she decided to like run after Clarence Thomas in the
hallways and try to get him to like spill the
dirt on all of the rulings, as if he's going
to do that, and his reaction to her was just
to basically laugh her off. But she was relentless. And
we're just going to show him because he's so precious
and he's so happy, and he's like somebody that I
just imagine is constantly eating massive chips because they make
you happy, make you so happy, especially the sweet ones.
Speaker 2: I would love to would love him at my house
eating chips and salsa and guaco.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 2: Totally summer snacking.
Speaker 1: You guys.
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my house. Everybody they're running back and forth. What's in here?
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Speaker 1: You just go checks, do it? Do it? Okay, So Clarence,
so just listen to how obnoxious this reporter is and
his I just love him so much. Just watch what
did you say? Can we ask for? You are meeting
with the subs which is it? Who are you meeting with?
Speaker 5: Nobody? You were at meeting with the sneaker You were
in Oh god, no, so what are you?
Speaker 1: What are you doing up here? No meetings in particular.
I'm small.
Speaker 5: It was going to be a big day in the courts.
You want to give us a sneak peak of some
of your decisions, But you can't tell us why you're
up here today and you're meeting with.
Speaker 1: Who are you meeting with?
Speaker 5: Were you up here for any particular reason? Meeting with
anyone in a house up leadership, that's who has office?
Speaker 1: Is in there? Any matters? You are up here discussing?
Speaker 5: Any comment on today's decisions in the end of the
Supreme Court term, you have good.
Speaker 1: Questions, and any comment on the end of.
Speaker 6: The term, you have good questions, comment at all.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir, Thank you so much.
Speaker 7: You have good.
Speaker 1: He just walks out laughing. He's just like, I, you're
an idiot.
Speaker 2: That's journalism, you guys, that's American journalism.
Speaker 1: Look at it.
Speaker 6: Go.
Speaker 1: He answered her question like three times, and she just
asked it in a zillion different ways. And it wasn't
even in different ways.
Speaker 2: She's kept asking it over and over again, like shut up, lady,
My god.
Speaker 1: I love him so much.
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 1: So, later in the day, Trump also took some a
few questions from reporters in the and asked He was
asked specifically about the mail in ballot ruling and what
was going to happen with the Save Act. And here's
what he said, Do.
Speaker 9: You have any questions, mister President, what do you make
the Supreme Court ruling today in regards to the mail
in ballots and what comes next for the Save Act
after it.
Speaker 10: Today's ruling, well, because of the mail in balloted ruling,
which was a little bit surprising, gives people more time
to vote illegally. Lit's it. But the Save Act is
even more important. And that's the right. You have to
be a citizen of our country. Okay, you have to
show you're a citizen of our country called citizenship, voter
ID by photo vhoto voter ID, and no mail in
ballots unless you're in the military, disabled, you're ill, or
you're away or even on a vacation. With being very
open about it, it's pretty easy and we'll have honest elections.
But the ruling which a lot of people were waiting for,
that was a ruling that was I think it was
very detrimental to honest elections. But it is what it is. Basically,
they keeping it a little bit the way it is now.
They may have a little bit of a restriction on
based the word.
Speaker 6: And then you have.
Speaker 10: The very important one, the slaughter case, which we'll talk
about if you asked that question, But the parliamentarium, what
were you asking about?
Speaker 1: Have you talked with though it about?
Speaker 4: I have no.
Speaker 10: I can't imagine where you keep a woman that was
put there by Harry Reid and breakfast and Obama. I
cannot understand it. The leader has the right to fire
the person at will and put somebody else in.
Speaker 1: Harry Reid. There's a blast from my past. Gosh right,
remember that weirdo? Yes, God rest his soul. That's right.
I saw him at an airport once you did I
don't remember that. Did I just block that out? I
may have blocked it out until like just this moment,
but I didn't actually see him in the airport. But
I was looking out the window at a tarmac at
the time, just kind of looking at the planes, right,
and he was just getting out of some jet, you know,
and then fancying his way, yeah, making his way towards
the terminal, And I was like, oh, there's that guy.
Speaker 2: Remember he had the incident with the shower, Remember that's right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, did you get like a black eye or something.
Speaker 2: That he was like hit by the shower door or
something happened and he had a shower related injury, Which
that's impressive when you're older.
Speaker 1: All right, Moving on to commies, it turns out, I
know this is going to be a huge shock to everyone,
but that chevalier chick who claims to be a Democratic socialist,
she's a full blown comy. Even John Fetterman knows it.
He tweeted, will Democrats continue to defend crazy pants or pretend?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: I wasn't really paying attention because so many Democrat politicians
when they get on the news shows and they're asked,
do you support this kind of candidate being among your
ranks and they're like, oh, well, I haven't really paid
a lot of attention to that election.
Speaker 8: Bull is that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, totally it's bulls. Yes, she just openly she openly
hates us. She hates and I say us because I
don't consider her a true American. She's one. She is
a comedie. She wants to destroy us from within. I
just how can god, I remember I was thinking about this, yessuay,
I kind of went down the rabbit hole. Do you
remember Vermin Supreme? Do you remember him? The guy with
the hat that ran He ran as a libertarian. He
had like the big hat, you look like a wizard.
Speaker 1: We would talk about it.
Speaker 2: I can't believe you don't remember, because we would talk
about him back in the day, and that was like
our biggest concern, you know, when we first there.
Speaker 1: Was a weirdos. He was a weirdo.
Speaker 2: He just he would get into elections. You guys, remember
Vermin Supreme? Do you remember him at all? It's like
he was just totally don't he looks sane now compared
to these weirdos, Like wow, that was a guy who
came in.
Speaker 1: He's like, I'm a wizard.
Speaker 2: I'm run for office every single time from a libertarian,
and I remember thinking this guy is a lunatic, and
now he seems normal compared to these people coming in.
Speaker 1: I just can't. Yeah, we've we've sunk pretty low. We
have some we're sunk pretty low. And all of these
idiots that are continuing to try to say that democratic
socialism is somehow different than communism are it's delusional, retarded,
They are retarded. And in fact, the actual leader of
the Democrat Socialists of America is very open about their
eventual goal. You're going to hear it. It's very quick,
but here's what he said.
Speaker 2: I mean, our goal is liberation.
Speaker 1: Our goal is communism. It's like it's just the it's
just one step. It's like if you're looking at a
two step step stool. Socialism is the first step, okay,
and then the top step is communism.
Speaker 2: And the contradiction in terms there we're for liberation, we're
for communism. You're a retard, sir. They're all those retards
and that because there's liberation and freedom. When I think
of liberation, I think of freedom. That's America. That's who
we are, Capitalist America with free markets.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: And this guy's like, we're going to liberate by becoming communists,
all right, enjoy your breadline.
Speaker 1: Right, Like, let's take a look at where that's been.
Speaker 2: Successful for super liberating.
Speaker 1: I mean, these people are morons now, there are you know,
they're hopefully enough people that are against this obvious decline
into communism that we're going to see more people enter
into politics to stop it. A surprising person who could
potentially do that is Dave Portnoy, who is actually talking
about potentially running against Mam Donni in a next election.
Speaker 11: God, losing my mind on what's happening right now, especially
in New York. I mean, you get the Nazi in Maine.
This really really really worries me.
Speaker 1: So I'm like, you're run against Mondani.
Speaker 11: I would love to run against. If I was going
to run, I would be here. Can I win here?
I have no idea. I don't know the demographics where
they get enough votes. There's a lot of people who
like me in New York City. I know that I've
done a lot of good in New York City when
I wasn't thinking about politics, whether it's the barstool, fun
pizza places, so it wasn't for show. I've had a
real job, I've done real things, unlike these clown politicians
who have never had a job and never been in
the real world for a day.
Speaker 7: But the people voting for these people, there's one are
like these young white like ivy league ish, elitish women.
It's like, who are they like, they'll never vote for me,
they'll never believe in common sense.
Speaker 11: When you're unhappy, you want to make other people unhappy.
Speaker 1: And that's the case, Dave.
Speaker 2: Yes, they want to make other people old. Yet well,
there's a lot of old people that are very harder.
Speaker 1: There are.
Speaker 2: It's like it's like they're lacking gen xers, but they
have them. They have millennials and younger and then they
have super old that are like I want communism blah.
But like the gen xers are like, yeah, we've seen
this man, we watched Red Dawn, Like we don't.
Speaker 1: But why are we staying home? That's the question. Why
are we not out there saying are you all crazy?
Like what's happening? Maybe some people we're not apathetic, that's
the way is. I think it's the two. I think
it's app apathy.
Speaker 2: And then also we're working, ye, like we're the ones
who are out there making sure that everything.
Speaker 1: Gets paid for for these losers.
Speaker 2: So there's a lot of people who are just like
I'm working twelve hours a day. I'm still like in
that period of my life. Everybody else wants to suck
at the teat, you know, but somebody has to be
the teat.
Speaker 1: It is surprising, though, to see the older people buying
into this nonsense when they actually ostensibly got normal, decent
educations back in the day when the education system wasn't
completely borked. And so here's a little just taste of
the kinds of people that voted in all of these socialists.
New York City had a bunch of primaries last week.
We saw a bunch of socialist candidates. When did you
happen to vote in those primaries? I did do feel
comfortable sharing who you voted for. I vote for Brad Lander.
Speaker 8: I voted pretty much down the line for those socialist candidates.
Speaker 1: If you had the opportunity, would you vote for a socialist? Why?
Speaker 11: Because it's better for the people.
Speaker 8: No one even knows what socialism means. Okay, no one knows.
No one knows what capitalism means. That they're just like
all buzzwords, we're we're talking about like real issues on
the ground here. That's what zorn is all about.
Speaker 1: Where is one place where socialism.
Speaker 6: Has worked for me that I wouldn't know, but i'd
like to see?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that really isn't my concern.
Speaker 8: You know, Cuba has done pretty well despite like all
the sanctions.
Speaker 1: Would you want to go live in Cuba.
Speaker 8: If America was interfering with Cuba?
Speaker 1: And what is one thing you would like to see
happened tomorrow to make us more socialist?
Speaker 8: Everybody has healthcare, everybody has free education.
Speaker 1: I love the United States. I'm a true patriot. I'm
staying here. I'm sticking with it, and I'm going.
Speaker 2: To fight the fascists who are currently in charge of
the federal government. They don't know what fascist meetings mock.
They don't know, don't.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I just okay. It makes my head.
Speaker 2: It makes my head pound, because if we don't get
a hold of this by twenty fifty, we're just going
to be a Muslim nation, just a Kami Muslim nation.
Speaker 1: This is how I feel, We're going to look like
what kami Muslim nations look like. And that is terrifying, terrifying.
Speaker 2: How can they not like, yes, these people were educated,
can they How can they not come through the conclusion
that socialism and communism do not work and they're not
good for the people They're not.
Speaker 1: They're good for like this, many people like a tiny
little people in charge, right, yeah, exactly, that's it crazy,
that's it. Okay. So I you know how I like
to do like I like to just bring you down
to the depths of depression and then lift you right
back up totally. Here we are. I'm not a journey,
you guys. That's always a journey on the Chicks on
the Right show. So I'm going to show you something really,
really good, and that is Gene Simmons, of all people,
talking to Bill O'Reilly about his mom and coming to
America and what that experience was like. And it is, darling,
you got.
Speaker 11: Here, you got to America.
Speaker 4: Oh, if you get me started about that, I choke up.
And not because you're here or somebody else on the
left or right us here, I don't care. We were
about eight and a half. I was and my mother
were living in a one bedroom in Williamsburg ninety nine
South ninth Street, right off of Bedford Avenue at any rate,
I'm sitting there and there's television, and I'm watching this
guy in a suit and a cape flying through the air.
I'd never seen television and America. I was so fascinated
that people were big, and the sandwiches were big, and
people had cars, and I just in Israel we didn't
have that. There was no infrastructure. Every night, my mother
let me sit up with her and then television would
go off the air at midnight, and there were only
three channels, NBC, ABC, and so right before it went dark,
the American flag would come over and start to billowy
back and and there was even a jet flying and
go to the clouds and touch the face of God,
you know this other thing. But when the flag was
going like this, I remember, at age eight and a half,
looking over at my mother and looking up and she'd
be crying, you know, very deep, heartfelt crust. And I
didn't understand what that was until and I'd start to
talk to her and she and she'd watch until the
very end. Then she turned the TV off, wipe away,
and that put me in a bit. I didn't understand
until many years later that my mother was crying tears
of joy. That's going to it chokes me up when
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ninety four years of age. She was finally in a
country where she could be free, you know, the great
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but you can't touch this country. And it's going to
keep getting it. It's going to get better and better
and better because.
Speaker 11: Our country allowed her to fulfill.
Speaker 4: Her potential if you were willing to work for it
and do everything. That's all that is. I mean, look
at me. I couldn't speak a word of English, and
now I can buy Rhode Island.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love everything about that.
Speaker 2: I especially love the name of Bill O'Reilly's.
Speaker 1: Leans into that totally so much, went live, effort.
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Speaker 1: So there are again. I'm sorry to be all over
the place. I know that that was very uplifting and
great and like, yeah, America, but we also have some
problems right and unfortunately these problems are way too reminiscent
of problems in the world back in the thirties, and
it's terrifying that we have Jewish people in our own
country who don't feel safe just existing in America. That
is freaking unacceptable.
Speaker 2: I never thought I'd see it. I just never thought
we would be here.
Speaker 1: Never could have predicted this in a million years. And
yet thanks to Tucker and Candace and others like them,
that is exactly where we are. And it affects not
just regular Jewish folks, but celebrities too. The reason for
my name today is after miam Biallick. You may remember
from such things as being like that super smart chick
on that Super Smart show.
Speaker 2: She was also blossom, and she was she was in
that movie that made me cry with the two best
friends Leeches Beaches. If you were a woman and you
saw that, you didn't cry, like what is wrong with you?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 1: How would you not saw? Yes? Oh my god, that
was like the ugly sobs. Yeah, what perfect cast because
she did look like a young bet Midlfe.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, my god on an actively too so good,
so badly so my ambiolic.
Speaker 1: Now, of course she's a grown woman with her own
family and children and all of the things. And she
was taught, and she's a Jew, and she was talking
about fear and what that's like living in America today,
and it's just it's disgusting to me that this is
even a thing. But here she is.
Speaker 15: I didn't know what I was going to find when
I opened the gate to my house. I don't live
in an expensive gated community. I live in a place
where people can see me walking. I did not know
what my children would experience. They have my name in
their name. My older one is a doppelganger.
Speaker 1: I hate to say it.
Speaker 15: It's like Myambiolic walking around like you know, a little Miambillic.
That was terrifying to me. And when I saw what
started happening to Jewish leaders, when I still see it,
I of course many of us wonder to my next
I had people approach me wearing Zionism as racism shirts
in a parking lot not far from here, at my
favorite vegan joint with my children, and the thought occurred
to me, what are my kids.
Speaker 1: About to witness?
Speaker 15: Like a big dude coming up to me as I'm
getting into my car.
Speaker 1: What is happening? Is that's terrifying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but she's feeding the beast mock like somebody said,
that's what Corilla Deville said. She is feeding the beast
Gorilla because she's the one that she votes for a
lot of the policies that allow this to happen. And
the people it's listen, we've got our problems on our side.
We've got the woke Reich, right, but they are literally
electing people with totem COFs on their body, like they don't.
Speaker 1: They talking about their big tent, right, I Mean.
Speaker 2: They're like, I this is why, Like I would really
like to see her speak out against the people that
are like, oh, yeah, we'll go ahead and elect a
Nazi like we're gonna call all these other people Nazis
and fascists, but we are actually the ones who are
like curating, not we're the ones who are like pushing
them forward into the mainstream. It's they are doing that,
So why doesn't she call that out? I want to
feel sorry for but you know, it's like Jews that
still vote for Democrats.
Speaker 16: I won that.
Speaker 2: Ever, I can't feel sorry for those people because that's
just dumb.
Speaker 1: It's just dumb. It is really really dumb. And speaking
of dumb and just, I mean Liberals are not just stupid,
but they're so miserable. We've talked about that before. They're
just you can see it written all over their faces,
just how miserable and filled with hatred they are. And
there's no better example of that than Possum Lady, who
has now convinced herself that like white people just think
we're less than minorities. And I will never make I
can't make sense of this retardation that you're about to hear.
But take a listen.
Speaker 14: They don't want people to be able to fail forward
the same way they do because somewhere deep inside them
they know they're not the smartest people in the room.
They know they don't have the best ideas in the room.
How do we know this because they're borrowing ideas from
Nazi Germany, a failed experiment that led to a holocaust
of millions of people. But they're trying it again because
they're so inferior, and they're so terrified that Zoron Mamdani
or that Barack Obama isn't white. But they're smarter, they're
better looking, they're more liked, and I could go on
and on and on down the list. Black excellence or
brown excellence exposes white mediocrity and they can't stomach it.
Speaker 2: The projection that she is, the projection in the gas
lighting is off the charge liberal white women are the
scourge of humanity. They're they're completely messed up in the brains.
I somebody needs to study them, they really do. What
is she going to do when Rubio and Bessent are
the ticket on the right? You know, you got a
guy that speaks fluent Spanish. You know he's he's a
Hispanic dude, Hispanic American, and you got a gay dude.
Speaker 1: What's she going to do?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 1: What's she going to bitch about?
Speaker 2: This is the thing, like there aren't they considered well
on the left, they would be considered minorities.
Speaker 1: Right, this is the thing I need. I'm like just
manifesting that so hard. And then she and then.
Speaker 2: She she invites and she props up Muslims and then
she bitches about us being patriarchal and old fashioned.
Speaker 1: Have you ever been reminiscent of the Nazi times? Like
our side?
Speaker 17: What?
Speaker 1: Literally you are.
Speaker 2: The side that has the Muslims that want to kill
all of us and the Kami like weirdos with tote
coughs on their bodies, and you have the audacity to
call us f off lady. I mean, this thing is
the racist stuff does not work with us anymore. It
just doesn't work. And she's she is trying so hard
to hold onto that. She and the mute chick that
stands it, a mute trans woman. She doesn't even she
doesn't even do it, Like does she ever talk. It's
always that Jennifer chick or whatever it names.
Speaker 1: I heard her laugh once, but I think that's it,
Like I don't know that she's ever spoken.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's just the racism thing is played. We've
been doing this for like over two decades. Now it's
a lot of us are just like, Okay, we have fatigue.
We're done with you calling us all racist. It doesn't
work anymore.
Speaker 1: Bach So we're not the only country, obviously that has
its issues. Sometimes I feel like the whole world is
turning into idiocracy. And here's a great example of someone
who's running for mayor in an Ontario city in Canada.
I just will let the video speak for itself.
Speaker 16: I knew I wanted to run for mayor when Andrew
Horvath refused to meet with me when I was the
victim of a hate crime and we were at the
safety summit and she had her communications person, a Mandaneer,
stand in front of me like I was a feral
dog when I actually just wanted to be respected. That's
when I knew I wanted to run for mayor.
Speaker 1: Oh my god again again.
Speaker 2: I remember when Vermin Supreme is like the weird freakazoid
and now we've got all these people running around on
the Democrat side, all of them. She's like, take me seriously,
I've got to puss. She well, okay, and it is like,
take me seriously, I've got Yes.
Speaker 1: It was a sock puppet cup. The campaign gimmick, and then.
Speaker 2: Then Possum Lady will turn around and be like, we're
so much better on our side than they are because
we're so smart. You got a bit such a big pent, right,
It's like what I can't with these people. It's constant,
like it's mean a lamp chop, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Yeah? Leave it to Berkeley University to name an entire
institution on its campus after this lady.
Speaker 18: Today is a very exciting day for me because today
is the day Berkeley will be announcing the Nottiposi Institute
for Representative Democracy. My excitement about this springs from the
fact that this will be totally nonpartisan. That's its value.
Speaker 3: It is the right time and the right place to
think about this. Nancy Pelosi Institute for Representative Democracy and
Berkeley's publicist. Representative democracy is about the public.
Speaker 11: The people.
Speaker 3: All the people is a quintessential American university.
Speaker 1: We think about its entrepreneurial spirit.
Speaker 3: Is a university that produces more startups than any other university.
The freedom to teach, the freedom of expression, this public
university is very representative of that. We're going to research democracy. Obviously,
research is an important part of this Institute, but we
need to do more than that. We're literally going to
strengthen it, and that's the goal Nancy will be teaching here.
So it is a new manifestation benefit from it.
Speaker 18: When people ask me what gives you hope, My hope
is with young people. The future belongs to them. It
is what this is about. This is why I want
to be here at Berkeley. One Country, one destiny. That's
what was bordered in Abraham Lincoln's jacket. So we had
a big responsibility to honor the vision of our founders,
democratic just for the people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's going to be teaching you guys. I can't
wait for her to teach representative democracy and then explain
what she democratically representative when she was doing insider trading
on the backs of American people, which was that representative
of all of us?
Speaker 1: Because what is happening? What is our.
Speaker 2: You know, She's gonna go there with her teeth the
whole time. She is a thousand years old.
Speaker 1: Yeah. By the way, that guy looked like the older
version of Thomas Massey too. He did.
Speaker 2: At first I thought it was Thomas Massey. Yeah, he
had like yeah.
Speaker 1: God, just speaking of super old people, Joe Biden is
being critical of Trump's efforts to beautify DC, and he
apparently was quoted gave the gave away the part, but anyway,
he was quoted as saying about Trump, what a loser.
That's what Joe Biden said about President Trump, right, And
a White House spokesman had the best comeback of all time, saying,
Joe Biden's brain is mashed potatoes. We wished him and
his family well during this difficult It.
Speaker 2: Was so much nicer than what I would have said.
It is mashed potatoes you get with some gravy on it. Honestly,
have so hard. God, bless God, bless them. I'm doing
that honestly.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. It's just the perfect replied. And Joe
Biden's saying literally anything at this.
Speaker 2: Point, right and calling Trump a loser. They they pushed
you out to put Kamala in. Dude, get like, have
some self awareness, maybe advice them.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, oh my god. All right, moving on,
We're going to spend some time today on climate change,
of all things, because now that we've heard so much
about France and other European countries not having air conditioning
and people dying as a result, this has become kind
of a big deal, especially since all the World Cup
fans came over and they were like, oh my god,
the whole stadium is air condition Like, what is even happening? America?
Speaker 2: America people be like, Daisy, why don't you want to
go to Europe? This is what I don't want to.
I don't want to sweat whatever's left of my you
know what's off. I'm not doing it, thank you.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 1: So there's a deputy may mayor in Paris who is
actually blaming the heat, the heat wave that France and
so many other parts of Europe right now are experiencing.
They're blaming it on the United States. I just can't
so like this is true. The US bears a significant
amount of responsibility for the heat wave. This is the
woman who said as much, Oh.
Speaker 2: My god, that's gripping France. Where is power fault that
you that you people are so backwards you can't get
freaking air conditioning, Like, just get air conditioning. Okay, I
know we talked about this on the show. More people
in Europe die of heat than there are gun deaths here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and right, so they can't ever act outraged about
our nope, gun violence problem when they're dying of not
having a c right the hospitals, the hospitals.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine going in for a procedure and it
being hot as balls in the air, Like, oh my.
Speaker 1: God, I cannot you got this is what they think
is happening. I love this cartoon because it's just like
air conditioning, like blowing heat at Europe. I just couldnot.
Speaker 2: I just we actually believe in modern day things like
air conditioning and refrigerators.
Speaker 1: Look at that and guess who also is struggling and
has to ask I guess for special authorization for air
conditioning freakin' morgs, you guys, can you imagine, God, Paris
Morgues right now are overflowing from heat related deaths, and
now they are having to seek out permission to have
refrigerated containers. Last you imagine in Europe you only get
ac once you're dead. It's like, it's so true, it is,
this is crazy, This is absolutely Liberals would be delighted
with this, don't you think, And they be They're going
to defend it. I'm sure they're going to defend it
somehow because a climate change or whatever. But here's the chart.
That shows diarrhea deaths in India far surpass the heat
deaths in Europe, which way surpass gun homicides in the
United States. So let's just have some perspective.
Speaker 2: As this Twitter accounts, God, people are like, I hate America, America,
go to.
Speaker 1: India and get diarrhea. We'll pack, We'll help you pack.
What in the world? And this is I mean, seriously,
you guys, this is inexcusable that over fourteen hundred people
have died just in this round of European heat waves.
That's ridiculous, utterly ridiculous. It's insane.
Speaker 2: And Bernie's been screaming about it. He's been screaming about
we've got some burdens these But then you go live there.
Speaker 1: Well, and it's like the defense the crazy climate justice wackos,
the way that they defend their lack of air conditioning
is so freakin' hot, like higher, like high horse. You know,
people onated. Look at this Muslim idiot who said the
danger of AC is that it turns climate breakdown into
a matter of private comfort. Those who can pay escape
the heat, while the public world becomes hotter, more unequal,
and less livable. Ecological thinking must begin outside the cool.
Speaker 2: Now you can know whatever. It's like, we need to suffer.
Go suffer in your own damn country. Could you know
what poor people have AC here in America? Yeah, it's
not I'm.
Speaker 1: Not dying at like crazy rates because we're denying the
public AC exactly.
Speaker 2: It's redicted as the dumbest tweet sort of sad, sad
whatever your name is.
Speaker 1: Sodom, sodom so speaking of climate change, and because there's
a lot of people that and you know, France is
one of these countries, and it's like, well, we're limiting
AC in the name of climate change, because climate change
is such a threat. It is bullshit. It is the
biggest hoax, one of the biggest hoaxes that has ever
been perpetrated. I wanted you to read this tweet from
Chris Martz, who talks about exactly how you can tell
that the climate crisis is in fact a scam. Here's
page one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's money laundering, you guys, How do I know
that the climate crisis is a scam? There are five reasons.
None of the politicians, celebrities, are scientists yammering about it
have altered their lifestyles by an inch they opted to
forgo using O and G products, then I take them seriously.
Actions speak louder than words. It's damn right. Client conferences
aren't being held virtually on zoom using their large meeting extensions.
Speaker 1: It's doable, they choose not to.
Speaker 2: They like to fly overseas to lecture us about reducing
our carbon footprint, all the while they do nothing to
lower their own. Exactly what wealthier alarmists are still living
on or buying ocean front property? If ocean levels were
really rising at a catastrophic rate, as opposed to the
gradual increase it is actually occurring, then they would move
inland and banks would not approve loans. Alarmists rarely, if ever,
criticized China and India the diarrhea place, and they always
come up with all sorts of wonderful excuses as to
why those nations get a free pass to continue a
meaning emitting so called carbon pollution. It is interesting, Why
wasn't that mean like China blowing it on them?
Speaker 18: Right?
Speaker 1: It's us.
Speaker 2: The only solutions they offer involved increased governmental power, higher taxes,
EV mandates, restrictions or vans on the energy sectors they don't.
Speaker 6: Like it.
Speaker 1: Is, you guys.
Speaker 2: From like for years, I've been saying, all this is
is stapling money to the clouds. That's what people do
when they are like, oh, yeah, I'm doing something. I'm
all about climate change and preventing it.
Speaker 1: It's weather. It's what it is.
Speaker 2: You're trying to control the weather. That's God's job. Maybe
take a seat, but don't you give money to those
organizations or those stupid grifting whoever that's asking you for
money to change the temperature by one degree over like
one hundred years.
Speaker 1: You're stapling your money to the clouds.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 1: That's all you're doing. It's done. That is all you're doing.
And all of the predictions, the wild predictions that have
been made since like the late sixties about how climate
change or global cooling or global warming or acid rain,
all the things that they predicted were going to end
us all are all nonsense, you guys. And some of
the latest indicators of that is that the twenty twenty
five Arctic sea ice minimum stands like it it's fine.
The claims of an ice free Arctic have failed yet again.
There has been no decline in sea ice in eighteen years.
Remember this is one of the things that Al Gore
would be, like the polar caps are melting, and like
all the Uller bears are going to die, and this
is terrible. It's all nonsense. And you ask him about
it and he's like, oh, there's all kinds of evidence
of climate change where oh my god, you guys for
years to my place and you could see there are
actual videos.
Speaker 2: You can see Bernie Sanders screaming about this. I mean
from the time he got out of his parents' basement
at forty to start sucking off the taxpayer teat, he's
been screaming about climate change and all of the things
that are going to happen, the global cooling, the ice stuff,
the global warming.
Speaker 1: We've seen it.
Speaker 2: Remember we were growing up as acid rain.
Speaker 1: That's what I just said.
Speaker 2: I just literally we said exactly all that when we
were growing up. It's it was, we've seen every single
bit of this, every single bit.
Speaker 1: And people have been screaming since the late sixties and
I've always been a thing.
Speaker 2: But what kills me is that there are people who
live through this and have seen it and they still
will buy into it, like they still I see a
lot more millennials and like young people doing it, but
there are people our age who absolutely still support this crap.
Speaker 1: That's busy.
Speaker 2: I have a friend who's a doctor. I think she's
a little bit more conservative now because she's getting older,
but when I first met her, she's like, the only
reason that I'm not a conservative are two things. I
believe in universal healthcare and I believe in climate change,
and Republicans don't do that, don't do that well. And
she's a millennial, and I just I find it so
interesting that like that. It's I think it's some of
it's an age thing, like they buy into it and
then they start realizing none of this stuff is happening, Like,
what are we doing? This is a total scam. The
government's scamming us to try to get money.
Speaker 1: That's all it is. It's a money scam. It's crazy,
a power grab. It's always about power, right, And of
course summer, you know, the the middle of summer is
always when the climate crazy is like to be like,
oh my god, heat waves, this is evidence. Can't you see?
This is the hottest July on record. And they say
this all the time, even though the hottest Julys on
record have all been in the past. Okay, so even
if this is a super hot July, if you look
at all the states and the past July is that
they've had, this is in no way the hottest July
that we've had. And so this constant claim that we're
facing the hottest July has been going on for a
long time, namely from who you just mentioned, Bernie Sanders.
And so now this is what he said. This week.
Europe is suffering through its worst heat wave in recorded history.
This week, three dozen states will likely see record breaking temperatures. No,
mister Trump, climate change is not a hoax. We must
stop fossil fuel industry greed and save the planet. And
as the folks, the good folks from the Oil and
the US Oil and Gas Association pointed out, they grabbed
Bernie Sanders tweets every year since twenty sixteen saying the
exact same garbage.
Speaker 2: It's such a scam artist. This guy is a used
car salesman. It's just these people are not serious adults.
They're just not I mean it just he can't stop,
won't stop, you guys. It's just it's total fear mongering.
It's so stupid, and people think, oh, we're going to die.
We're gonna die. We're gonna die because this guy who
didn't have a job until he was forty and then
he took a job basically sucking out the American taxpayer.
He knows better than I do about weather. He's somehow
an expert. It's just it's so retarded. I like, I
don't know why we're still Why are we still doing this.
Speaker 1: He's an expert on healthcare too.
Speaker 2: Health Yeah, yeah, it's just insane that we're still talking
about this after they have shown you who they are,
they've shown you believe them.
Speaker 1: I am waiting for the point actually when they start,
because you know, they like to blame Elon Musk for
basically everything, and we're going to talk about that next.
I'm surprised that they aren't. The climate weirdos aren't mad
at him about rockets, you know what I mean, and
space travel and all the things. That they're not blaming
him for all the climate problems in the world because
of his rockets.
Speaker 2: I listen, I won't take Bernie seriously until he sells
like three of his four homes.
Speaker 1: That to me, for two people, you don't need that.
What to me's the starving children.
Speaker 2: He could say that's a carbon footprint.
Speaker 1: He could.
Speaker 2: It's kind of it goes back to that tweet that
you were talking about with the five the five things.
He's one of those people that he doesn't practice what
he preaches. Now they only and they only hate Elon
because Elon's way better than them, right.
Speaker 1: And he actually has made seriously amazing contributions to the world,
to the world, and it's amazing when people try, like AOC,
try to downplay his contributions, call him dumb, I mean, seriously, AOC.
But the latest is that because there were cuts thanks
to Doge of USAI D now there are idiot journalists
and I use that term loosely, like Nick Christoph who
is insisting that Elon himself is the cause of children
dying because there is no USAID funding the same at
the same levels that there were before. And so Elon
was raging about this yesterday, rightly, so Holmar's catalog tweeted.
The problem with blaming Elon for supposedly quote killing millions
of children is that he was not the King of
the United States. He was an advisor to the president.
And Elon said exactly, and they cannot cite a single
name of someone who died out of the millions they
falsely claim have died, not a single name. Well, that
perked up the ears of Nick Christoph, who then proceeded
to write Elon back and start naming specific people who
he believes Elon is personally responsible for killing. And it
was utterly absurd, and we're going to talk about some
of the reaction to it, because this was incredible. So
Nicholas said, Elon says, no one can name a person
who died from his AID cuts. In fact, I've met
the kids who are dying, and I've talked to the
families who lost children of Musk's AID cuts. And then
he had like all these examples, and Sean Davis was like,
this moron is accusing Elon Musk of murder because USAID
is no longer forcing Americans to pay for diesel for
drivers in Africa, which is one hundred percent true. That's
exactly what they're doing. But they want a scapegoat.
Speaker 2: This is their new escapegoat, and they and it's he's
a perfect target, right because he's the first trillionaire and
they will never ever be that, They will never be
as smart and successful as Elon. Elon is the He's
also the American Dream. He's worked his ass off, he's done,
and he does wonderful things for people. And they used
to love him until he started working with Trump. And
so now they're like, let's and now they're like, let's
make an escapegoat for all the things, all the ills
in the world, all the things that I can't handle
as a person that's supposed to be representing constituents. You're
supposed to be doing the work, you losers, and they
can't do it. So instead of taking responsibility for that,
they point fingers at who it's going to be Elon
this time. It's just it's so predictable at this point,
it's just ridiculous. He's and she's talking about him cutting
social Security. Elon doesn't have the power to do that.
Elon doesn't, I mean, he can't directly cut the security
Or are you talking about Asoco's talking about that? Yeah,
she's talking about how he's he's doing this, and it's
like what you're in Congress, like you should be if
you want things to happen and you want to make
a difference, make the difference, like do your job. She
can't do that because I mean, I'm convinced she's just
always been an actress, so.
Speaker 1: Well she has. I mean, that's how she got into
Congress was for people. Ton't audition but people.
Speaker 2: But people think that she actually did it because she
wants to get in there and make She's not making
a difference for anybody.
Speaker 1: She's just reading lines and she's self and riching. I mean,
her whole point of existing is to become rich and
famous and wealthy and run for more offices. Have her
as a professor is that they'll have a whole institute
and taking a new deal, they'll have like this whole
institute represented in democracy. Woo. Some more reaction Jeremy Kaufman saying,
if one believes that America is required to tax its
citizens to pay for ambulances around the world, what conceivable
limiting principle is there? Why shouldn't America send as much
as of its GDP as possible to Africa? And this
is the thing, there are no limits. When you start
saying it's our fault or our responsibility to take care
of the world, then at what point do Americans stop
suffering at the hands of feeding, you know, doing everything
else for everyone? This is where America first really comes
into play.
Speaker 2: It does come into play, and again it goes back
to the whole She's going to say, Oh, your social
security is running out, but yet it's okay to spend
money on ambulances in Africa. I feel like there are
terrible stewards of our money. They always have been. They
steal from us. It is absolute theft and everybody people
on the left think, oh, they've got my best interest
in mind, and people on the right are smart.
Speaker 1: There's something called the Copenhagen interpretation of ethics, which is
that when you observe or interact with a problem in
any way, you can be blamed for it. At the
very least, you're to blame for not doing more, even
if you don't make the problem worse, even if you
make it slightly better. The ethical burden of the problem
falls on you as soon as you observe it. In particular,
if you interact with a problem and benefit from it,
you are a complete monster. I don't subscribe to the
school of thought, but it seems pretty popular. That's exactly
what's happening to Elon, I mean right now. And if
it's he's an easy target because he is the first trillionaire,
and so people are like bad, trillionaire bad. He's the
reason for all of the world ills.
Speaker 2: And essentially he was the first representative to get I say,
a citizen that went into the White House and said,
how can we cut debt?
Speaker 1: How can we cut the fat? How can we do this?
Speaker 2: No one's ever done that before for us. He went
in there to do that for us because he's obviously
capable of doing it in his own companies. We've seen
him do it and been very successful. He was the
right person to put on that ask for sure. And
they hate it because people who are committing fraud don't
want it to end.
Speaker 1: That quite not. That's why they hate him and think,
I mean, just look at all the fraud investigation that's happened,
as like the snowball effect to him starting doge and
starting to look into it. I mean, it's amazing, it's.
Speaker 2: Awesome, and it needs to go way farther right, And
then you got people like in California the Nick Shirley Act.
It comes to fruition because these people like I just
can't believe that this is even happening in our country,
Like the fraudsters are passing laws so you can't see
the fraud.
Speaker 1: And then leftists are like, yeah, we want our money
going to fraud.
Speaker 2: No, it's absolutely absurd.
Speaker 1: It's your money too. I don't get it. So there
were a couple folks that had some nice, sarcastic replies
to the bullying essentially that Elon was facing yesterday. One
is McGill's who said, I measure all of my discretionary
spending in terms of how many people get AIDS. Right,
So for example, yesterday I bought three people getting AIDS
worth of fireworks at minards, save big money money. So
next time you go and buy fireworks at minars, just
think about how many people you just gave AIDS to. Jerks. God,
you total jerks. And then there was Sean Davis who said,
if the math here is correct, Nick Christoff just killed
five to ten people by tweeting that nonsense instead of
using that time to write personal checks from his vast
fortune to fund relief efforts. What a ghoul.
Speaker 2: It's such a great point. He could be writing all
the checks Bernie could be writing. Bernie could give up
three of those times and like, let homeless people live there.
Speaker 1: Why doesn't he do that he's basically a murderer. He is.
Speaker 2: Think of all the people that have died not having
that those air conditioned homes to go into.
Speaker 1: Exactly this is this is hard? Are we left to
sting right? What are we doing this? We're doing it right,
look at us go. So the best response of all
is what I want you to read. It's a two
pager and it comes from Kurt Schlichter, and it is
freaking perfect. It just made me want to like give
him a standing ovation as soon as I read it,
So everybody needs to hear it. Here is the first page.
Speaker 2: No Elon Musky did not murder third world people who
died because of their own people's failures. Let's review Nick's
morally illiterate assertion about who Elon must kill these people
who may or may not be any more real than
Nick's fanciful rape dog victims. My god, I forgot about
the rape I forgot about the rape dogs. Yama Freeman
was a twenty three year old woman who died in
childbirth because you stopped paying for the diesel for ambulances
in her part of Liberia.
Speaker 1: That's a quarter from Nick. I Oh my for real,
Like this is the example, he gave the Elon who
Elon killed? My god, my head. It's not going to
survive the show. Okay, what is the.
Speaker 2: Name of someone who didn't kill Yama? Because I didn't
kill That's such a good point, because did a good kill.
You're right, who didn't kill Yama? Because no one else
in the world paid for her diesel? Also, we killed
her too, like we killed her. You guys killed this
yamachiic You killed her? Uh huh because no one else
in the world paid for her diesel. Also, where did
the obligation to pay for ambulance diesel arrive such that
the failure to pay for it makes Elon responsible for
the consequences of their lack of diesel? Why would the
United States be responsible to buy Liberia diesel?
Speaker 1: Isn't that Liberia's job?
Speaker 19: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Again, too much common sense in here. It's a
lot i gibesi kiyadu age one died of malaria because
if your cuts in Liberia, how exactly is Elon responsible
for a kid dying of malaria if there was a
moral obligation to provide him medicine and his own country
won't do it.
Speaker 1: Isn't the entire world responsible for the death.
Speaker 2: Why is it uniquely America's responsibility and specifically Elon's You
ignorant slut? Abraham Coroma, an infant died of AIDS in
Sierra Leone after you interrupted HIV supplies. Actual Dang was
an eight year old girl at AHIV in South Sudan
who died when you cut funding for the healthcare worker
who provided her medicine. My god, did Elon must cause
their parents to have the unprotected, unprotected sex that we've
spent billions educating people like the parents not to have. Again,
hasn't literally everyone else on earth not bought the AID
supplies referenced here? Why is it Elon who killed them?
Does anyone else have joint or several responsibility in these
deaks like I don't know the parents who had unprotected
sex despite decades of education and free propylactics that we
paid for. In this moral construction, there's no limiting principle.
That's absolutely right. Apparently we are directly responsible for ameliorating
the consequences of people in the Third world's actions. No,
there is no such liability in law. There's no such
liability in any common sense moral construction. This is a
rhetorical ploy designed to appeal to stupid people. Exactly like Nick,
there is no moral obligation for the United States to
save every Third World person. The United States must make
choices about it spending, recognizing that every dollar it spends
is borrowed from future American generations. Also note that Nick
Christoff expects absolutely nothing from the people of the Third World.
They are helpless and without agency. Sounds pretty racist to me.
Speaker 1: It was beautiful. That was just the best response was
It's it's like chef's kiss.
Speaker 2: It's so great, right, but this is the thing, like,
we've got people, what about the kids dying here?
Speaker 1: They never care about that. They always want.
Speaker 2: Our money going to like Sierra Leone or.
Speaker 1: For Robberia by the people rubbers and Sierra Leone.
Speaker 2: I don't what about the kids and the old people
and the veterans here?
Speaker 1: What about them? What about getting our oxygen mask on
ourselves first before we help others? Right, it's it's not
going to happen mock with these people. At least.
Speaker 2: People are just relentless and they don't care. They just
and they want it to be other people's money. There's
always other people's money being spentnd this stuff. In this case,
it's Elon's and you know what, that pisses me off
because they're constantly telling him how to spend his money.
It's not my business. Nobody can tell me how to
spend my money. I'm not going to tell you how
to spend your money. If you want to go buy
eighty kangaroos with it and piss it away.
Speaker 1: That was a great idea. Actually, that's why I said.
I say that.
Speaker 2: I was like, just lobby that up for you, right,
But if.
Speaker 1: You want to do that, go do it.
Speaker 2: It's America, you know, if you're allowed to have kangaroos.
I guess in some places you are. But anyways, my
point is we cannot tell other people have to spend
their money. He's a trillionaire.
Speaker 1: Good for him.
Speaker 2: I'd love to be a trillionaire. I think that would
be great. I would do a lot of cool things
with my money. They may be different than him.
Speaker 1: But you know, it's your business. I may buy you
just for you for your birthday. I don't know, right then,
I really want you to be a trillionaire too. It's
just so stupid like these people.
Speaker 2: It's not American. You guys, this is just not an
American way to think. Our founders are spinning over so
many things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, it's crazy, absolutely crazy. Joe Kent. It's
been a while since we talked about that garbage human,
but he's out there saying all the things, saying stupid things,
buying into all the nonsense. And there is a intelligence
guy by the name of Ryan macbeth who put out
a video just blasting Joe Kent, and it was so
beautiful and so needed. People just need to hear what's
actually like, what's what from somebody who actually knows. And
I thought this was important enough that everybody needs to.
Speaker 6: See it around from a disgraced Trump official named Joe
Kent with a claim that Iran was never intending to
develop a nuclear weapon. And this is something the intelligence
community agreed with, and that is extremely dishonest and part
of an agenda. And I know this because I happen
to be part of the intelligence community. I also happen
to know a little bit about twelve or Shia Islam.
And here's the truth. The current sect that runs Iran
believes that there is this messiah like figure. His name
is Mohammed Ben Hassan al Mahdi. He was born in
the ninth century and then one day he disappeared in
the year eight sixty eight and he hasn't been seen since.
But he can only return in a time of great calamity,
and building a nuclear weapon is critical for Iran creating
that calamity that can cause the Mahdi to return. Who
will then march on Jerusalem, defeat the Antichrist, and there
will be peace on earth in the end of the world.
This is Iran's ultimate goal. And anybody who says they
don't believe that either doesn't know anything about Iran or
is lying to you for their own agenda. And I
know there's some people who support Joe Kent's worldview and
they just saw me talk like that and they're going,
oh my god, Ryan macbeth is deep state. Listen. I
would rather be deep state than have my head deep
inside of my ass denying what Iran really wants to do.
So when Joe Kent says that there's no technical proof
that Iran was building a bomb, even though they were
enriching uranium all the way up to sixty sixty five percent,
it is technically correct. The reason they were doing. That
was the delivery systems weren't ready yet. I mean, if
you remember Iran's attempted attack on Diego Garcia, they had
to strip their missiles down to the aluminum just to
get close to Diego Garcia. So look, if you're Iran,
why not enrich uranium which you can dangle as a
carrot in front of the West And as you're dangling
and negotiating and backing off and negotiating, you're building better
missile technology. A bomb is useful, but it's a lot
more useful when it has a delivery system. And that's
why Iran was waiting to build the bomb. They didn't
need to build the bomb yet because they didn't have
the delivery system. But they will have that in ten
to fifteen years. So I can tell you this. I
don't know why Joe Kent is doing this. I don't
know why he's decided to ignore the oath of office
that he took. I don't know what motivations or incentives
he has for essentially lying to people for a government
like Iran. But what I can do is play for
Team America, because Iran needs to cause a nuclear war
in order for their prophecy to be fulfilled and anyone
who says otherwise is lying to you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's good stuff right there. We have a lot
of that same kind of stuff from Glenn Beck when
we talked to it.
Speaker 2: Yes, we really did, and that just I do wonder
what though, because he's he asked the question, or he
at least posed it, why a Joe Kent would do this?
And I know, right that's the thing that really gets
to me is why so many of these people are
so anti America and pro Iran.
Speaker 1: Like, my god, there was a fly I saw it was.
Speaker 2: I guess he's just screenshot that, But I don't understand
why they's so they're so anti American, Like a Joe
Kent he worked for the government.
Speaker 1: And then he just strayed, like what what was it?
Speaker 2: What was the the point where he said, you know what,
I'm going to be Team Iran.
Speaker 1: It's be like that has to be money to me,
because I listen, I don't know Joe Kant's a financial situation,
but it's got to be some sort of foreign entity
saying we need you to propagandize and we will pay
you big, big, big bucks to do it. I don't
understand how else I don't else it would happen like
so it's so he would. That's the thing.
Speaker 2: So these people think, okay, I'll just go for the temporary,
you know, fix.
Speaker 1: Of okay, and like the consequences of my actions won't
be known until I'm long gone. What about your kids
and your kids? This is right.
Speaker 2: I always think about my kids and my grip. That's
what I always think about. Why don't these people do that?
Like the Tuckers and the can and Candice literally has
eighteen thousand kids. Now do you think that you would?
I know, I don't get it.
Speaker 1: I don't get it. Mott, I don't either. But it's
very very clear that they are lying. And speaking of
lying liars who lie, there's no bigger liar right now
than Tucker Carlson and of course our friend Nathan Livingstone
always with the great montages. We've seen a lot of
these clips before, but the way that they're put together
is just chef's kiss.
Speaker 4: Ray of my bros.
Speaker 1: This week, when you said that Hamas is more like
a political organization than a terror group.
Speaker 11: I didn't.
Speaker 1: I didn't Actually I didn't say I didn't say.
Speaker 11: That Hamas is uh you know group of gi Hattis,
their Islamic extremists, which they also claim constantly, which I
don't know if that's true.
Speaker 1: By the way, seems more like a political organization. But
I didn't say that.
Speaker 13: You know, you've been talking on your show about whether
Trump is the Antichrist.
Speaker 1: I have not said that. On your show, you said,
could this be the Antichrist? I actually did not say
could this be the Antichrist? Could this be the Antichrist?
Speaker 13: I don't know where that comes from, but I know
that those words never left my lips. You were on
a podcast yesterday he said you think Israel killed Charlie curR.
Speaker 6: I did not say that.
Speaker 13: Woe did not say that. I've never said that.
Speaker 11: Charlie Kirk was murdered.
Speaker 1: He was.
Speaker 7: I believe he was most likely murdered for his evolving
views on Israel.
Speaker 4: I've never said that.
Speaker 1: You said in our previous interviews the future, that I
imagine a future in which yelling at each.
Speaker 15: Other about it's the future, revolutionary, revolutionary, violent.
Speaker 4: I'm amazed that you have a tape of me saying that,
and I just want to disavow it.
Speaker 1: I couldnot.
Speaker 19: I can't.
Speaker 1: He is literally Nathan Thrum.
Speaker 2: You guys, remember Nathan Nan I never said that, did
you say that?
Speaker 1: I've never said that. I never he is so him,
He's Nathan Rum and PI only calls him Takiya Katarlson.
I just with him.
Speaker 2: I don't even know if it's hatred of America and
that he's like trying to prop up Islam. I think
there really is a demon there, a demon.
Speaker 1: Or like it's a demon there with dementia. I don't
think you got because sometimes these are hours apart, like
they look at New York Times Chick. It was literally
they sat down one day he said the things. The
very next day she was like, hey, yesterday you said
this thing, and he was like, I didn't say that.
It never came out of my lips. Never work about it.
Speaker 2: I can't cannot with this guy.
Speaker 1: So right what so that I don't know how to
say his last name because I'm not a follower. But
Alex bruce Witz or whatever was on Tucker Show the
other day and Alex, you know, he did this big
post about he was going to confront Tucker on all
of these things and Erica and all the things, and
he did sort of and it was absolutely wild to
see Tucker Carlson feign sympathy for Erica given some of
the disgusting guests that he has had on his show.
So here's a little bit of that.
Speaker 13: I think that Erica gets treated incredibly unfairly by the media,
by the punding class. I think she's had such a
I mean, a tough thing going on for her.
Speaker 4: It's the worst thing I can.
Speaker 13: And you know, she wanted to be strong, and you
know Charlie, Charlie put on a show. Everything he did,
he put on a great show. And people are criticizing
Erica for continuing in Charlie's footsteps with the fireworks.
Speaker 4: I haven't read.
Speaker 1: I haven't read a word of that.
Speaker 13: I think it's been I think it's been be honest
with a lot of it.
Speaker 17: So this is this is obviously, and you're not allowed
to ask questions about it. And if you are, you're
you are attacking a grieving widow. And that's again, when
did Jackie o oversay? Quit looking in stop quit looking
into who killed my husband? Never that's not what happens,
and that's not how you grieve. By the way, I
remember when my dad died, my mom immediately bought a
gold sequin pants outfit, started carrying sparklers around and selling
t shirts. And my friends are like, Jimmy, what's with
your mom. I'm like, she's grieving, so I'll just leave
that there.
Speaker 1: The only thing that could have been improved on that clip,
which came from Brenn on X, is that he didn't
include Tucker's response to that horrible, disgusting troll of a man.
And because Tucker was like, I mean he loved it,
He loved the whole thing. He was like, you're so right,
I mean disgusting for she's not that he cares about
Erica and that he just hasn't heard any of the
vile things or that, or that she's not grieving right.
Oh my god. Every time I hear that, I'm just like,
hef you man, Like.
Speaker 12: It's who have you lost by assassination in front of
the world, right, and let's see if you grieve?
Speaker 1: Right. So we love us some Michael Knowles, but I
think I can safely say that I speak for both
of us when we disagree with how he has responded
or not responded to Candas's attacks, because he's very tight
with Candace. He is Candas is the godmother to one
of his kids, or he's the godfather to one of
her kids. I forget which way that goes, but regardless.
He was on a podcast yesterday the day before when
this woman asked, why have you been so reticent to
criticize Candace, Like, what has that been about? And we'll
let you hear how he responded to that.
Speaker 9: The mother of my goddaughter. Yes, yeah, well it's funny.
I'm accused of being reticent to talk about it because
I don't want to offend anyone or something. But I've
talked about it a lot, you know. I think there
was a piece in a UK paper, is it the
Daily Mail or something came out in which I've made
my views very clear on this, which I've stated from
the beginning, which is I think Eric is a national hero.
I think she's suffered immensely with a great deal of
grace and dignity. I obviously totally disagree with Candace on
all of that, so I've been very clear. There is
absolutely no question whatsoever about what I believe about that,
and I've stated it from the beginning. What some people
are upset about, I think is that I don't talk
about it all the time, or I don't use angry
enough language or something, I don't use expletives. But you know,
that's as much tactical as it is, you know, about
a matter of personal comportment, which is I don't see
how that would help. And the point I made that
people got very very angry about from the beginning is
I said, you really think you're going to get Candace
in this case? Other people too, I guess to stop
speaking just by complaining about her all the time, that's
only going to help grow her numbers. That's exactly what
she wants you to do. And I was assailed for
making that observation at the time by many of the
people who were doing anything that I said was a
bad idea. But I think I've been proven totally right
about that. Nobody took my advice. Everybody did the other strategy,
and the problem only got worse. You know, there was
no remedy to it. So but I've been clear about
that too. I think it's very very wrong to attack Erica.
And as I've said in print and on air many times,
I really wish Candace wouldn't do it.
Speaker 1: So he thinks we're just calling more attention to her.
We're just giving her more views. I don't either. I
couldn't disagree any harder.
Speaker 2: I don't agree with that. I think that was kind
of a cop out. I think it was a total
and I'm very disappointed in that. It's a total cop out.
And listen, I'm a godmother of kids. If their mother
or father were being a complete demonic weirdo, i'd say, so,
I don't care, Like that's this is the thing. I
don't And I don't know if that's why he holds back.
I don't know of deep down he's like, I'm the
godfather of these kids, so I've got to I mean,
right is right, Wrong is wrong. I'm kind of sick
of people towing the line.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'm sick of people saying, you're just giving
her the clicks that she wants. I'm sorry. It is
up to good people to call out evil. Yes, And
if you think about it, like none of what he
just said is the rationale, which is to say, I
don't want to criticize her too much because then it
just feeds the beast. Then you can't ever talk about
liberals again. You can't ever talk about the left. You
can't ever talk about Democrat politicians because you're just feeding
the beast if you talk about them according to that logic,
And that makes no sense. And that's your.
Speaker 20: Job, right And in this case it's even more important
because it is a friend of yours and that's should
face consequences of your friendship for being this evil if
you are, in fact as a good Catholic I know
he is. How can you tolerate that kind of evil
from someone that you are close to without absolutely disavowing it?
Speaker 1: And I'm sorry, I can't. I just can't.
Speaker 2: And why are you still close with them? If they're
doing something so awful? Why are you still close to them?
Do you want that infiltrating into your family?
Speaker 1: Do you want your kids to see that sort of behavior?
Speaker 2: I mean, that's the kind of stuff where I just listen,
good is good, bad as bad, evil as evil, And
like you say, you got to call it out.
Speaker 1: It's so I don't.
Speaker 2: Why are these people so pussy footing around and calling
it out?
Speaker 1: Just call it out. Michael Olsen had a great response,
let me why did it go away? Come back there?
Please read?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, this sounds a lot like politicians speak
for Yeah, I don't want to come down to your
hard candas because I might lose clicks and followers due
to the overlap, which in my audience and hers. Yeah,
we get that because we've been there. If Michael Knowles
genuinely believes that publicly criticizing candas Owns and the broader
wolf Bright only benefits them by giving them attention, then
why doesn't he apply that same logic to the left
Like what you're saying, Yes, he spends hours every day
criticizing leftists, activists, politicians, and commentators. By his own reasoning,
wouldn't that also benefit them by amplifying their message? The
Left uses many of the same tactics tactics Candace Owens employees.
In many cases they're saying the exact same things, Yet
Michael has no problem devoting significant airtime to exposing and
criticizing them. More importantly, I think this misses something fundamental.
There is a moral obligation to publicly oppose evil, regardless
of whether doing so produces the outcome you want. Not
every decision should be reduced to political strategy or audience growth. Yes,
sometimes the right thing to do is simply to tell
the truth and condemn what is false, even if it
costs you, even if you lose. I also reject the
premise that's speaking out against people like Candas Owens is
a losing strategy. Ideas gain influence when they're left unchallenged.
Lies don't disappear on their own, They fill the vacuum
created by silence. Absolutely, and like.
Speaker 1: He's and he's not correct when he says I've said
from the beginning that this is wrong. He didn't say
so until February, right, and that left a whole big
bunch of time for Candice to not feel the weight
of his criticism towards her.
Speaker 21: That, you know what I mean, Like, that's a lot
of time. Yeah, he waited half a year. He waited
half a year to say something. And I mean again, like,
what do you want your legacy to be? That's how
I just I don't understand some of these people who
are just so I don't want to say anything. I
dont want to say anything even but you know what,
what she's.
Speaker 2: Doing is wrong? Okay, Well then why do you still
what do you still hang out with her?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Like this, what is your legacy? What are you going
to how are you going to show your kids to
be in the world. And if people are evil, they're
freaking evil.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: If you're friends with them, maybe you should be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So everybody, like, just you need to pray really
really hard for Charlie's parents and for Erica, because they
are going to be in attendance at Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing.
I think this is next week if I'm not mistaken,
or maybe even yet this week it may start. Of course,
he hasn't entered a plea yet. I don't know what
that's going to be, but it's starting. It is finally
going to start, and so they're going to need a
lot of support.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know what, and she and her and
her ridiculous cult members will go after the family totally.
Speaker 1: They absolutely already are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they are not not to the extent that they
go after Erica, but really I see that coming where
they will, Oh, they'll just they'll be relentless because you
already see on social media them criticizing the family or
they're not grieving correctly. These people are disgusting, demonic, despicable people.
Speaker 1: And unfortunately Candice is extraordinarily persuasive. Good cult leaders often are.
They are really really good at exploiting the naivete of
their following. And here is a great example. So there
was a couple that was on Caleb Hammer's Finance show
and they got to talking about conspiracy theories. This couple
is so stupid that it is almost unbelievable. The guy
went on this big tangent about how Hitler was right
about everything essentially, and then this idiot wife of his
is a total candy cultist. Listen to some of the
crap that she believes.
Speaker 19: In the video where he's being shot, it wasn't actually him,
it was a hologram. Oh there was there was a trapdoor.
There was a trap door, and he so that.
Speaker 1: But you don't act you're just having fun with this.
Speaker 19: No, I believe this, well, I believe one of two theories.
Speaker 1: That's one of the theories.
Speaker 19: I don't believe he's actually.
Speaker 1: Dead, okay, And the other theory would be, well, I've
got now I understand why guys can't talk about things.
So you guys are like scary with that. You think, yeah,
the door, there was a trap door.
Speaker 19: They covered the trap door up at like right either
that night or the that's the cover up people, the
cover up people, the cover of people.
Speaker 1: What would you call them? I don't know what's the
c I A. So where is he now?
Speaker 19: In hiding?
Speaker 1: Why would he want to hide? It was very successful.
There are people because why would want to be hiding?
This went on and on and on. You guys, this
is just an example of exactly the kind of person
that I would have expected. Is a Candy could follower
and her husband looks exactly like that big old cross
around his neck.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh it yeah, it's I can't.
Speaker 1: Like stop it, stop it, okay. So to reviews. These
come from the Apple podcast platform. We would we would
love for you to leave a review there if you
haven't already, because we're going to read them. We're gonna
read them out all at some point they will be read.
Here is the first one.
Speaker 2: Best political podcasts, That's fun. I started listening during COVID
when they were on my local radio station.
Speaker 1: I panicked when they.
Speaker 2: Left, but was happy to hear they started their own podcasts,
only political podcasts. I'll listen to now true to themselves
and never waiver. They make the crazy news in the world.
Actually fun feels like you're hanging out with your friend.
Love the Chicks, Thank you. That's what we want. We
want everybody to feel like part of the community, and yes,
we're all friends. The difference. Lots of podcasts cover the news,
but My Chicks, the fact that they are entertaining and
lively and funny might hide the fact that they work
very very hard behind the scenes to really dig in
and find details. Others often miss I'm glad that somebody
has said that.
Speaker 1: That was nice, right, I.
Speaker 2: Know, because I think everybody thinks we just eat bond
bonds all day.
Speaker 1: They are quick.
Speaker 2: I love bond bonds, but no, they are quick to
give credit to public figures for a job while done,
and do not hesitate to disagree with even their favorite
public servants and personalities. Not since Rush Limbaugh have I
enjoyed going through an hour stack of stuff so much.
Speaker 1: That is quite the high. Praise Hi, Hi, praise compliment.
We also have to thank on locals Cassadinata, who said,
happy belated birthday, Monk. We were married fifty two years yesterday.
Speaker 2: That's amazing two years. That is a congratulations.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Judy Henderson says, oops, forgot the tip, but I don't.
That's all She said, so, I don't know why that
says what it says, but that's what she said. And
then my Kern MB twenty seven said, Matt Tardio on
Twitter and YouTube is destroying Candas's so called evidence. I've
been praying daily for common sense to be common again.
I saw that. In fact, I retweeted his first episode
just saying, l f G. There's more people.
Speaker 2: I think that there are a couple people out there
doing that. There's like a handful of people that are
just like, okay, it's on.
Speaker 1: Like Donkey Kong Well on Paramount Tactical is one of
the great grass We love having on his show. He's
going to come on our show at some point.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it's good stuff now, you.
Speaker 2: Totally Marcy Prauls. Good morning, Mack and Daisy. Happy Tuesday.
Hope you have an awesome day. Thanks for always brightening
our days. Much love, Marcy. Also, happy tune and fiftieth
birthday week.
Speaker 7: Y'all.
Speaker 2: Let's celebrate by clicking the like button, subscribing to this podcast,
and sharing the podcast with your friends. Let's support our chicks.
Have a blessed day. Much love, thank you, Marcy, Miss
Shelle fifty five Unfortunately, common sense is not a flower
that blooms in most gardens that are now filled with weeds,
choking out any critical thought. God bless America, and I
mean that's sincerely not Southern speak, not like bless your heart,
blessure Bromley, Daisy to use your Dutton reference. America needs
to take its enemies from without and within to the
train station. Yes, Brian, totally. Kristin Gates, twelve twenty three.
I googled the chances of being born in the USA
the year I was born nineteen seventy eight. It's it's
two point five percent, I think, in the daily for
being born here, what were your chances?
Speaker 1: Agreed?
Speaker 2: This is I mean, everybody should be grateful to live here,
but alas they are not super nova.
Speaker 1: Jesus take the wheel. Yeah, it'd be great.
Speaker 2: The schmogen My sister went full TDS me in a
church vestibule after our sister's funeral Saturday, in front of everyone.
But I am grateful that our relatives, who are saying
democrats could see what I'm dealing with. Yeah, oh my gosh,
kind of not the right place to do that, Huhova.
I am eating a gallon of ice cream because Earth sucks.
Speaker 1: Try to have like some good stuff too.
Speaker 2: There's good stuff. Supernova, Hey, you're up, get your priority straight.
Get AC before people need to go to the morgue
because they had no AC. Do it before death, not after, dumbasses. Yes, Supernova,
it's day thirty of the month of Maki. Get thirty
American flags. Dive right into America to fifty. I am
sad it's the last day until next June.
Speaker 1: This is a perfect last day. I mean, that's like
the most perfect way to finish the American flag. Yeah, totally.
Speaker 2: Michelle fifty five saw a license plate that was six
six six pms.
Speaker 1: Not missing with that chick.
Speaker 2: And I know no those three fourteen am voices even
at seventy one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just think it doesn't stop now.
Speaker 2: Brenda Wilson chol Loopa, Brenda Williason sixty one, please step up.
Using Brenda in a negative tone. I was waiting, I
was waiting for somebody.
Speaker 1: Brenda.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I'll pick a different How about I'll
pick Sally next time.
Speaker 1: No, Sally's not right, It's not right now. There's certain
names that just work, and unfortunately Brenda is one. Karen
of course is one. I think Ronda, and I know
we've got Ronda in here too. You okay, well maybe
she's not. But Debra, how about Debra?
Speaker 2: That's always ever we probably have a million DeBras in here.
I feel like these these are all the gen X
boomer names that nobody names their kid Debra.
Speaker 1: Or Amy any Carol. Carrol is a good one. Carol.
That's a good one. I like Carol. I do. We'll
use Carol for well, sorry, Carol. We're going to get
to all names. Yeah, I totally can use ours.
Speaker 2: We told you you could use ours, totally, absolutely super nova.
What are these bond bonds you speak of? I don't
ever had a bond bond bond bonds, you know, like
the chocolate covered ice cream things.
Speaker 1: Like they're like giant dippin' dots, like king sized dippin' dots.
I don't think they're called bond bonds anymore.
Speaker 2: They probably have like a million different names, but yes,
bond bonds Curio two three six nine.
Speaker 1: Thought of the day.
Speaker 2: Starfish have their mouths in the middle of their body.
Is that how they hang on while being a mermaid's brazier?
Speaker 1: I don't what, oh, I get it, I get it.
Can you tell? Can you tell the rest of us? Well,
because if you think about mermaids having the starfish on
their boobies, right, and the mouths are like gripping on
to the Boobiesky, he's imagining that that's how they hang. Okay, curios,
are you You're not going to die? It is weird.
We're all just a little bit. We're all friends here, Curio.
Speaker 2: It's a little weird, but we're all friends here.
Speaker 4: Weird.
Speaker 2: Irish gab One Love You Guys, was wondering if you
watch Liz Wheeler, she did a whole show regarding both
Cannice and Tucker being used by Alexander Dugan, who is
Putin's brain. Well, I mean that wether that Glenn Back
actually did something similar where is pretty extensive. So it
is an Alexander Dugan thing, it is. I mean, that's
a lot of this is We just.
Speaker 1: Got another venmo from Janie Baker who says, did I
miss the part about your name? Love you Chicks? And
I guess you did because we talked about maam biallic
to the in today's show, So you'll have to rewind
to catch that. I guess and then really quickly, big
thank you to our ETSI Gal for sending me this shirt.
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Speaker 2: All right, Tuesday, we're bringing it in.
Speaker 1: Everybody.
Speaker 2: Make sure that you're wearing all your patriot except this
week you're getting him more. I gotta find some sort
of headband or something.
Speaker 1: Crazy to wear. The rest I've got one coming.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's coming, you guys, So we will
talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: By everybody,