Speaker 1: And you're giving shelter two criminals. Why why are you
doing that? The only person that's going to jail is
me if I don't pay my taxes. Honestly, people with
actual brains and eyes can see what's going on. Have
you read the files and not?
Speaker 2: Pam?
Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody? Happy dad joke Wednesday? How is everybody greedy? Salutations? Hello? Hello? Hello?
Speaker 3: You know how we keep saying we're not going to
let it go, like what happened with Biden and how
everybody hid him and like how much just a sh show?
Speaker 1: That whole was a lital shit show, hashtag shit show.
Speaker 3: Well, we're not going to let it go. There's actually
a whole other book that is either just about to
come out or came out this week called four Yeah,
Like it's a whole other new Jake.
Speaker 1: Tappery kind of book. Who wrote it? Do we know?
Speaker 3: Three different reporter people, none of which I've heard of,
Like I don't recognize their names at all. But it's
all about like how did Trump you know, win another term?
Speaker 1: How did Biden screw up? How did kamalists grew up?
Speaker 3: The whole thing is just like another you know, post
mortem analysis of all that I obviously won't read it.
I will tell you, though I've rented or not rented.
What's it when you when you use.
Speaker 1: A library, you borrow, you borrow? What is it when
you use a library? What do you borrow and then
you give back?
Speaker 4: Borrow?
Speaker 1: Good? I borrowed the audiover.
Speaker 3: I had requested the audio version of Jake Tapper's book
from the library the libby. This was ages ago, like
when it first came out, because remember I was like,
I'm not ever going to spend money on that thing,
but I might, you know, pull.
Speaker 1: It out of the library.
Speaker 3: And so I ended up finally getting because it was
there was a waiting list forever long, and I finally
got it, and so I've been listening to it in
just like tiny ten minute chunks.
Speaker 1: It's all he did. He did, he read it, He
did the audio version. Okay, yeah, you guys, we did
the audio version of our book just way. Yeah, we
read it together in a room. We did that. Yeah.
It was super fun.
Speaker 3: Anyway, So if you're interested into like a whole other
book about that, you can check it out. I wouldn't
recommend Jake's book. I'm not enjoying it at all. I mean,
it's okay, but I feel like we just already knew
and found out all the juicy state, so it's really
had now.
Speaker 1: How I feel about Jake's books, how I feel about it.
Speaker 3: I doubt I'll finish it because it's only a twenty
one day borrow, and so there's no way I'm going
to get done with it.
Speaker 1: It happens these days. If you don't give a book
back well digitally, you just don't have it available to
you anymore, you know what I mean. You get it
out on your.
Speaker 3: Device for twenty one days, and then if you don't
finish it, it sucks for you.
Speaker 1: It's just it's not like cash Betel shows up at
your doorstep. Yeah, okay, all right. But anyway, the.
Speaker 3: Reason that I'm bringing it up is because there is
still inform coming out that is new about that campaign,
that disastrous Kamala campaign. And one of the things that
has just come out is that she did a podcast
with some podcasts I've never heard of, Subway Takes that
was so bad. She did so bad that mutually the
host and the Kamala team agreed to not ever let
it see the light of day.
Speaker 1: That's how bad it was.
Speaker 3: And so this guy, the host of this podcast, was
just talking to somebody else about this, and now we're
just hearing about the fact that he had Kamala on
a show and that he never aired the episode.
Speaker 1: Here he is talking about why.
Speaker 5: He emailed me from the DNC and they said, Hey,
Kamala Harris and Tima Walls are really interested in being
on her show. I said, that sounds cool. I'll at
least get to tell my daughter that I met the
potential president of the United States. And so I said yes,
based on the fact that it would be a good story.
And also they both had good takes.
Speaker 4: What happened with Kamala, her take.
Speaker 5: Was really confusing and weird and not good, and so
mutually agree and I got because I didn't want to
be blamed for her losing.
Speaker 1: Her take was that bad?
Speaker 5: It was really really bad. Then it was it was like,
didn't make any sense. I can tell you, bacon, bacon
is a spice. Bacon as a spice.
Speaker 1: What in the hell bacon is a spice?
Speaker 3: What in the world they wouldn't er it over something.
Speaker 1: About bacon, bacon, Bacon is a spice. She thought bacon
is a spice that was her take.
Speaker 3: Like could they not just remove that part?
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 1: They spent an entire hour talking about bacon. Maybe it
was like a fifteen minute conversation. But my thing is
is he was thinking, I didn't want to be blamed
for that. Dude, you didn't say it. She's the idiot,
That's the thing that's so crazy, Like, but the DNC
would have done that, The DNC would have twisted me
like it's his fault for asking the question about Bacon.
Speaker 3: It's the same way Sunny Houstin has all the reverts
about asking what would you do? Would you have done
something different than Joe Biden?
Speaker 1: And she was like, I can't really. I mean, it's
nuts about she's just an idiot and she has no
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Speaker 1: Tell your friends, even your your liberal ones, we welcome
them into the fold. They can hate watch it's time, right.
Speaker 3: He will do it all right, let's get into some
rando headlines. There was a lot of news that was
made yesterday. One of the things that we talked about
yesterday right out of the gate in yesterday's show was
that horrific photoshop job that Hakeem Jeffries did with his
trying to look cool with his leg up on a
park bench photo. And then he was like trying to
make himself look I don't know, slimmer or taller or
whatever the case may be. The bench ended up wavy
because of his pathetic photoshop skills.
Speaker 1: Chris Jenner's in the background going, you're doing great, sweetie,
you're doing great well.
Speaker 3: I am pleased to report that he replaced that photo
with an updated version and this is it.
Speaker 1: He fixed it. He fixed it fixed. I mean, obviously
he did not post this and it was not skipped
arm day. He has not skipped it. This is what
he should have posted. I mean, if he was going
to photoshop it, just go big or go home, man, right,
I mean, look, come look at the bench.
Speaker 3: Obviously, right, he's getting so much black for this and
I love oh my god, I love it too.
Speaker 1: I love it. So much, so great.
Speaker 3: Also, in exciting investigatorial news, it was reported yesterday that
the FBI has launched an actual criminal investigation into James
Comy and John Brennan for their roles in the Trump
Russia hoax, which is very, very exciting. There is a
Fox report about this that gives the gist, and hear
that report.
Speaker 1: It's now there's this.
Speaker 6: The FBI has launched criminal investigations into former FBI director
James Comy and the former director of the CIA, John Brennan.
Justice Department sources tell Fox News Digital the probes are
related to potential wrongdoing related to the Trump Russia investigation
that includes allegations of making false statements to Congress. We'll
keep an eye.
Speaker 1: Everybody is just not excited about it. I'm right there
with you, guys. I'm most exciting. I'm not excited. I
think you're the only person that's excited, because no one
is ever excited. No one's ever gone to jail. Until
I see somebody go to jail, until I see Comy
go to jail. I just wouldn't that be amazing? Yeah,
it'd be amazing, But it would have been amazing to
see the Epstein list too, would have been amazing if
I did he went to jail. But it's just I
just don't have a lot of faith. I don't is
any here to be fair? Did he is in jail?
Speaker 3: So I mean like forever, right, Yeah, I know, I
just you know, I get excited when there's any kind
of anything.
Speaker 1: I mean, the person that's the only person that's going
to jail is me if I don't pay my taxes. Honestly,
that's it. Like if I don't pay six dollars on
my tax they're gonna Salvador, Right, Salvador with you was
the thing.
Speaker 3: Well, anyway, that is happening, and so we'll see, we'll follow.
John Roberts said, thank you, welcome. And then also here's
another win for the Trump administration. The US Supreme Court
votes eight to one to allow President Trump to continue
to cut workers in any federal agency he wants to.
You remember that there was a federal judge who was like,
he can't cut down these agencies. So there's been this hole,
this pause on all these federal workers. Some people were
even brought back that were initially let go because of
this order by the judge and the Supreme Court and
an eight to one vote said, of course Trump can
cut down the size of federal.
Speaker 1: Agencies, right Hello.
Speaker 3: The only idiot on the court to say we should
just continue to not let him do this was Katanji
Brown Jackson, as I expect, and we'll get into a
little bit of her nonsense later, but here is the
Fox report about this particular ruling.
Speaker 7: In breaking moments ago, the Supreme Court with a decision
that will allow the Trump administration to move ahead with
their plans to cut the federal workforce, at least for now.
Speaker 3: So the Department of State very very excited about that,
saying today's near unanimous decision from the Supreme Court further
confirms that the law was on our side throughout this
entire process. We will continue to move forward with our
historic reorg plan at the State Department, as announced earlier
this year. This is yet another testament to President Trump's
dedication to following through on an America First agenda, which
is fantastic. And Kaitanji Brown Jackson is proving herself to
be so inept, so utterly incompetent, that even just as Soda.
Speaker 1: Mayor thinks she's an idiot. She wrote in her.
Speaker 3: Own majority opinion in that Kaitanji Brown Jackson essentially doesn't
understand the case in front of her, so she did
it in legal ease, in not so many words, but
basically said, you're a moron. You don't even understand what
you're ruling on. That's how off you are on this
entire case.
Speaker 1: So she's not Kate. Kaitanji is not doing well. What
do you expect if somebody's appointed by an auto pench
you know, I mean, this is the thing she will. Yeah,
she's a disgrace. It is Supreme Court. She has no
idea what she's doing. But congratulations on checking off boxes Democrats.
Congratulations is what you mean.
Speaker 3: It's the right ruling though, because now we're going to
see some serious cuts to all of these federal agencies.
And listen, you know it's upsetting when anybody loses a job,
but this is needed.
Speaker 1: He's basically the CEO of the country. A CEO can
do this. That's he's the eggs. He's the leader of
the executive branch. That is what CEOs do. CEOs go
into a company, they are they're heads of companies and
they're like, well, you know what, we're a little top
heavy or we're heavy here, we're heavy there. We got
to get rid of these people, get rid of we
are spending too much money, We're bleeding out. How can
we fix this? CEOs make those decisions every single day.
He knows that he's in the business world forever, so
this is no different. The country is a company. He's
he's going to run it like that. At least they
shouldn't be running it like that. So yeah, we should
love that. It's good stuff.
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Speaker 3: I regret to inform everyone of this next story. Do
you guys remember the flotilla that tried to get to
Gaza to give them like twelve sandwiches.
Speaker 1: There's a second one and Greta's going to be on it.
Speaker 3: So she is returning to Gaza on a second flotilla.
This one will be called the Handala. I just like
the way that this person described her.
Speaker 1: I don't understand. Why why is she going back? I
don't like.
Speaker 3: I guess one arrest wasn't enough. She just needs all
the attention.
Speaker 1: Why don't they just drop her there? Can we just
drop her and like drop her and Gaza leave her there? Yeah?
I mean, she could.
Speaker 3: Carry a backpack full of about as many sandwiches as
they're probably carrying on board that.
Speaker 1: Ship that they're not going to eat themselves. Just let
her go there and let her stay there if she's
so down to it. Just yeah, I don't know why
we don't just let her do that. So all right,
So that's happening. Nobody cares. Greta. Just go do your right,
exact thing. But there is some.
Speaker 3: Really good news, and it's like some juicy news. Jackie
Heinrich from Fox News is engaged, and she's engaged to
Pennsylvania Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick. They got engaged in the middle
of a lavender field in Provence.
Speaker 1: Middle of course they did what you didn't do that
you didn't where you weren't proposed to in Provence in
a lavender.
Speaker 4: It was not.
Speaker 3: But you know, I will say, I don't mean this
probably makes me sound really bratty, but like the picture
of them in the lavender field is I remember those
fields in Provence.
Speaker 1: My parents took me there when I was.
Speaker 3: Like twelve, me and my sister, and we have pictures
in a very similar lavender field.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, and.
Speaker 3: So here is the picture of the moment I guess
that they became engaged.
Speaker 1: It's very very sweet. That is very sweet, very sweet.
Speaker 3: So congrats to them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a dumble. She's cute.
Speaker 3: She's totally super cute. And then in not so great news,
people are just gross. I mean, we've been giving a
lot of examples this week of how gross people are.
Speaker 1: People on the left and.
Speaker 3: The brazen ness with which they make open threats against
members of this administration, you know, members of border patrol.
Speaker 1: Ice, you name.
Speaker 3: It is just getting more and more ridiculous. So somebody
took video of a sign that they saw on a
on a like a telephone pole in Seattle. Look at
look at what this looks like. This is a picture
of jd Vance with a cross through.
Speaker 8: It could be the judge if you want, But that
looks like that could be a crime. Putting something out
like that with the crosshairs on his head, calling basically
for his assassination, offering a reward for his assassination. This
could be a crime. This is in Seattle.
Speaker 1: I remember when you sure weren't be able to do that.
You remember when Paline got in trouble for that, Sarah.
Speaker 3: She have a person in your thing.
Speaker 1: She just said the word I think cross heads, and
people lost their crap. Oh my god, that's cyndiary, Like
she shouldn't be saying that. I remember talking about that. Yeah, forever,
we had to talk about that, like she was known
for that for years. And now they're doing this. They're
the party of violence, totally.
Speaker 3: Without question. They are absolutely vile, vile. There is some
good news for people who are first time home buyers
who struggle to get their hands on a mortgage approval
because they lack credit. So it's always been the case
that even if you've rented, and you've paid your rent
on time at an apartment for years and years and years,
that doesn't get that's not a part of your credit record,
and now that has changed thanks to Trump's administration. The
Secretary of Housing Poulty posted this yesterday, saying, my order today,
thanks to my boss, the President will allow for Americans
to use their rent to qualify for a mortgage. Credit
history will no longer just include credit cards and loans.
This is huge, and it kind of is.
Speaker 1: Like, this is a big deal, Like, how much are
you paying in rent? Yeah? I mean you may be a.
Speaker 3: Person who pays rent but doesn't have credit cards, you
know what I mean. You're just doing the right thing
and you're paying your co rent on time and you
don't get credit for that.
Speaker 1: That's not okay. So you're absolutely this is good. This
is good stuff. I think it is.
Speaker 3: And then before we move on to some of the ice,
the people that are attacking ICE, just one funny thing
and I don't even know how old it is, but
it comes from Adam Carolla making fun of how progressive
men sit. And I don't know why you remember.
Speaker 1: It's so great? Yeah, I can't remember showing it.
Speaker 3: And so I thought, well, I'm just going to tack
it on to the end of this little segment because
it's hilarious. Be on the lookout for men who cross
their legs, you guys, because they.
Speaker 9: All progressive guys cross their legs like women. What they
do literally, it's a sign. It's I cross my legs.
As I cross my leg, it'll hike up my top leg,
pant leg, it'll expose my colorful sock. And then you'll
know where I'm at. By the way, you can watch
them all, watch Cannon Newsem watch them all, watch them
how they cross their legs, and then watch how Trump.
Speaker 1: Crosses his legs.
Speaker 9: He doesn't crossed out a diamond in front of his tentles.
Speaker 1: Right because they're so giant.
Speaker 9: So there's Trump with the diamonds.
Speaker 1: Which accentuates his nutsack. And then you have Justin Trudeau.
Speaker 4: Signaling I have no balls.
Speaker 1: I have no balls.
Speaker 9: I will sit in this position for four hours, cut
off the circulation of my nuts at because I do
not have balls.
Speaker 1: But I have colorful socks.
Speaker 9: So you know where I'm at, ladies, gay community, you
know where I stand. Look at my socks and watch
we crossed my legs.
Speaker 1: At my socks away from where my ball should be.
And look at my socks totally. The socks were so gay,
so gay, so gay. So now you know, now you
know it.
Speaker 4: A huge man.
Speaker 1: They have to sit with their legs apart when they
have such huge platinum balls. Mm hmm balls. That's the thing,
all is huge balls.
Speaker 3: Ten people have been arrested for basically planning attacks on ice.
This again they're the party of violence. Here is Dana
Pirino reporting about these ten folks.
Speaker 10: Earlier, a police officer was shot in the next So
here are the ten suspects. They are all charged with
attempted murder and of course it's just one of several
recent attacks on ice and border patrol agents.
Speaker 1: You look like they're yeah, they all look like they're
strung out and like their parents didn't love them, you know,
and they just and it's a bunch of white kids,
you know, it's probably a bunch of white upper middle
class kids who just have nothing better to do with
their time. Yeah, but like the way that they look,
it's all the same, and they all look so incredibly miserable.
They're just miserable people. And it's it's like to me,
it's textbook. You see them, You're like, oh, yeah, that
tracks of course, that's what they look like at tracks. Yeah,
that's right.
Speaker 3: So the Border Patrol chief in LA like the guy that's,
you know, orchestrating some of these ice raids in that
in the park that like Mayor Bass wants to pretend
children are playing in when it's literally filled to the
brim with those zombie drug users and gangs.
Speaker 1: Like you're you're not even safe to drive by this park.
Speaker 3: And yet you've got Mayor Bass and people like Eric
Swalwell insisting, oh, there were soccer tournaments there.
Speaker 1: There's some full of shit. They're so coach it.
Speaker 3: And so now Mayor Bass, along with several other mayors
in the area, are suing the Trump administration over the
fact that they have Feds that are trying to maintain
order and get rid of the gang because she can't,
she can't, and this is such a pointless, useless lawsuit,
it's never going to go anywhere. The federal government, of course,
has the authority to enforce immigration laws, which is exactly
what they're doing, and they will not be scared off
by the likes of Mayor Bass, as this Border patrol
agent says.
Speaker 11: Leaving LA, I don't work for Karen Bass. The federal
government doesn't work for Karen Bass. We're going to be
here till that missions accomplished, as I said, and better
get used to us now, because this is going to
be normal very soon.
Speaker 1: That's right. Craig, get it, Greg, you go.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 1: I love it too, you know, Just go ahead, Sue,
just keep suing because they're going to bring receipts. We
see what's happening. People with actual brains and eyes can
see what's going on. But keep sticking up for the criminals, lady, Okay.
Speaker 3: I mean it's amazing how on the wrong side they
always are, towayly and they continue to be. Mayors like
Brandon Johnson are just openly saying that they will not cooperate.
Speaker 1: They will not cooperate with Ice. Here he is saying
exactly that.
Speaker 4: Will not ever cooperate.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 1: It's a baffling. And you know, the why do you
want your areas to be safe for me? And you
know the police, the police officers, men and women are
like this guy's a schmuck. I mean, how can they
want to cooperate? They want to cooperate, you know, they
want to, at least most of them. And I would
imagine want to cooperate because ICE is law enforcement. They're
all law enforcement, they're all on the same side. And
so this guy, they're looking at this guy like, what
are you doing? You're putting us in danger? Yeah, and
then you're giving shelter two criminals. Why why are you
doing that when your entire constituency is begging you to
make Chicago safer.
Speaker 3: This is this is what you're gonna come out and say.
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Speaker 3: So Harry Anton has some very interesting polling that Democrats
should pay attention to, but they won't, and we have
proof of how little they're paying attention to actual facts.
Speaker 1: But here is what America really wants. Here's what they
voted for. Take it away, Harry.
Speaker 14: Actually, here is very clear indication that a majority of Americans,
in fact, when they're asked us one question, which I
believe gets that the underlying feelings do in fact want
at the port all immigrants who are here illegally. There's
no arguing with these different numbers because they're all essentially
the same across four different posters.
Speaker 1: I mean, that could not be more clear.
Speaker 3: It's not just people who are committing more crimes, it's
anyone here illegally.
Speaker 1: By that's what we voted for. And I think most
people with brain cells under working, you know, firing synapses
in their brain, they understand the difference between legal and illegal,
you would think.
Speaker 3: But then there's people like Jessica Taralov, after whom I
am named today. She despite the fact that this polling
is very very clear, she wants to tell us what
we voted.
Speaker 1: For and what we didn't vote for. Martha McCallum is like, girl, please,
but here's Jessica.
Speaker 3: This.
Speaker 15: For sanctuary cities, which I do think serve a useful purpose,
they need to cooperate with ICE to hand over people
who have been convicted of something. I'm not talking about
crossing the border as something that is convictable. I'm saying
that if you commit a crime, once you are on
US soil, you should be turned over to ICE.
Speaker 16: And I think that's an easy exchange, and that's what.
Speaker 15: People voted for in November, and you would have a
much stronger case against the overreach that we're seeing in
terms of what ICE is doing now that is not
commensurate with what the American public wants. They didn't vote
for people to show up at home depots, they didn't
vote for people to show up at immigration courts.
Speaker 16: They didn't vote to the fact that.
Speaker 15: There's new data out from CATO that sixty five percent
of the people that ICE has taken into custody have
had no convictions.
Speaker 16: That's the stuff you push back against.
Speaker 7: You can have an arrest detainner or a tanner to
be removed for the country. A lot of those things
fall under a larger umbrella. Conviction would mean that they
had already gone through the court process, So you're sort
of broad stroking a lot of these individuals that may
actually have detainers on them to be removed from the
country already, But.
Speaker 15: There are thousands where that is not the case, and
the data breaks.
Speaker 16: Down into each of those columns.
Speaker 15: We know that seventy five percent of the people who
were sent to Seacott, for instance, had no conviction. You
would think before you get sent to a foreign goolag
that you should probably get your.
Speaker 1: Game, but you would be in prison at that point probably.
Speaker 7: Also, if you cross the border, you're breaking the law
and you shouldn't be in the United States of America.
Speaker 16: You should be deported if you cross the border illegally.
Speaker 1: And I require saying. And when I watched that live
yesterday when she said that I can't remember that chick's name.
When she said when you cross the border, you're doing
something illegal, Jessica's face she just gave the biggest I roll.
You know, she's such a condescending good it cannot stand her.
And that condescension it goes over into let me tell
you what you voted for, right, Please, you don't get
to tell me what I voted for, because I voted
precisely for this. I voted for all illegals to go
back where they came from, like, get them out of here.
I don't care if they like I want, seriously, I
want the hardest criminals. Yes, that would be nice if
they got rid of them first. But if you cross
the border illegally, you are, in fact in illegal.
Speaker 3: I voted for this right exactly. I don't know what
they have to go, find them, find them all, remove them.
They should not be here. There are people trying to
get in the right way. They should have way, They
should be way ahead of these jerks that just decided
to cross illegally.
Speaker 1: And why are they Why are they always at home depot?
Why what is it about home Depot where there's just
like tons of illegals just hiding there? What is that?
Speaker 4: What is that?
Speaker 1: You guys problem?
Speaker 3: All right, So let's move on to just an update
about the Texas Flow. I hate talking about it because
it's so sad, it's so awful, and the numbers just
get worse and worse and worse. So as of yesterday,
the number of missing people has risen to one hundred
and sixty one. It was forty yesterday morning, and that
is on top of one hundred and nine people confirmed dead,
including at least thirty kids. As Bill Malujian said, each
update continues to get worse, which is just absolutely awful.
But like we said the other day, you know, there's
these positive stories in the midst of all the horror,
and one of those is an absolute hero, which who
we didn't mention the other day but would like to today,
and that is this rescue swimmer Scott russ Ruskin, who
directly saved one hundred and sixty five people so selflessly,
and even when he was interviewed, he was basically like, oh,
you know, I'm just he would not take credit like
he would not just doing my job, humble, Yeah, just
a job that yes, the job.
Speaker 1: That I'm tasked to do. And it just this just
happened to be what I was assigned to do. This
is what I this is what I do for a living.
And look at how much he looks like Daniel Pey.
It is really weird. They're like they're not separated at
birth brothers. It is kind of crazy. Yeah, I know,
it's like there's a hero mold right right, Yeah, it
is amazing that he saved that many people. God, this
is just so this whole I know, it's just been devastating,
just devastating. And so many people in Texas like they
know this person. Like I see all these posts that
are going out from friends of mine here that are
like I know this person, or I'm friends of friends
with this family or you know, it's just it's just devastating.
This will be devastating forever. It's just this is the
most awful thing. It's just awful. Just keep praying for
those people and the families and for Texas. Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 3: And I did love what Governor Abbott said back to
a reporter who was saying, you know, trying to find
somebody to blame because this is what the left does,
and so he went after them and it wasn't unkind.
He was firm and gave a great analogy about sports
and Texas and how much they love their football. And
I just thought that this was perfectly stated. Here is
Governor Abbott.
Speaker 17: You ask, I'm going to use your words, who's to blame?
Speaker 4: Know this?
Speaker 17: That's the word choice of losers. Let me explain one
thing about Texas, and that is Texas. Every score inch
of our state cares about football. You could be in Hunt, Texas, Huntsville, Texas, Houston, Texas,
any size community. They care about football. High school, Friday
night lights, college football are pro and know this. Every
football team makes mistakes. The losing teams are the ones
that try to point out who's to blame. The championship
teams are the ones that say, don't worry about it, man,
we got this. We're going to make sure that we
go score again, that we're going to.
Speaker 18: Win this game.
Speaker 17: The way winners talk is not to pourt fingers. They
talk about solutions. What Texas is all about is solutions.
In fact, I want to read you something that I
received last night. Tragedy has come, that part is done.
What we do now, who we are now, That's what
the story is still being written. Let it be one
of grace, of grit, of fierce love and the face
of grief. Let it be the kind of story that
proves that the Hill Country may flood, but it does
not fail. Say what you will about Texas, but when
the rivers rise, so do we not with blame not
with bitterness, but with boots on the ground, arms around strangers,
and hearts wide open Texas.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 17: And that's the America that I believe in.
Speaker 3: That's right, that's right, that that is right, you guys,
It's just he's right, you know. Yeah, it was perfectly said.
I just loved, loved everything about that. An interesting ally
in all of this is Chris Cuomo, who was so
mad at Chris Murphy, who was one of the blamers,
who is immediately looking to pass blame on Trump or
whoever because he's just such a slimy sleezeball, and Chris
Pomo was hot about it.
Speaker 1: Here he is Senator Chris Murphy.
Speaker 2: I've been trying to get him on the show now.
Speaker 4: I don't want him.
Speaker 2: Accurate weather forecasting helps avoid failed disasters. That's what you say.
There are consequences to attacking meteorologists. You really believe that
that's what this was about. You really think that's what
your constituents want for you to take a cheap shot.
Speaker 1: It did kids to.
Speaker 2: Score points against Trump, to shut up Murphy.
Speaker 1: He's right, well, right, yeah, right, he's right yeah all
the time. But sometings, in times like this, you know,
you just you really do see people. You see people,
you see the good in people, you see the terrible
in people. We're seeing it, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's why I always say crisis is when you know somebody.
You don't know somebody until you've seen them in crisis.
Speaker 1: That's right. I mean, it's for real, that's right.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, we saw the worst of the worst in some
people that we've talked about all week, one of those
being that Sade Sadie whatever her name is, Perkins, who
was you know, saying this was a racial thing. I mean,
just absolutely awful, and she's been absolutely excoriated, and rightly so.
Some idiot has set up a gofund me for this woman,
trying to raise twenty thousand dollars for god knows what.
I have no idea why this woman needs money, because
she's awful, but somebody set up a GoFundMe. Here is
a screenshot of it. They're trying to raise twenty thousand dollars.
They've made twenty and fifteen of those dollars are from
people who are willing to part with five dollars just
to rip on Sadie Perkins.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, who are these well I guess you
said who the people are, but like what but to
raise money for, like who even thought of the idea?
It had to be her.
Speaker 3: It had to be I don't know, Well it was
the name of some woman who said I'm doing this
because here are the reasons. You can read this if
you want to.
Speaker 1: To the audience, we stand with whatever her name is,
because her words were not cruel, they were courageous. Black
women should not be silenced or sacrificed to protect broken systems.
Oh my god, my god. Real accountability means protecting truth tellers,
not punishing them. All funds raised will go towards whatever
her name is, protection, legal support, and recovery from the
reputational and emotional harm she's enduring. If you believe in
free speech equity protecting black women from systemic retaliation, then
stand with whatever her name is. Let her know she
is not alone and that we will not let her
voice be e raised f you, s you God, but.
Speaker 4: Look to it.
Speaker 3: So again, twenty dollars raised so far, five of which
is somebody like legitimately who cares about this woman, But
the other there's at least ten from people who are
like saying this stuff read these because there's two.
Speaker 1: I'll piss away five bucks to tell you that you're
the absolute scum of the earth, and myself and the
rest of the that are beyond fatigued and are going
to make it our life's mission to make sure you
regret the stupid, bigited, hateful video every day for the
rest of your pathetic life. Bought a lot better crap.
We're just getting started. I would do it too, but
I hate to even part with five dollars. Like if
it was my nine dollars. If I could give one
dollar just to give her a piece of my mind,
I do it. But I don't want to give her
any of my money.
Speaker 3: I know what if it listen to God, read this one.
Speaker 1: Whatever your name is, you're an awful human who has
been empowered by the last four of political hatred and
racism to believe you're morally superior based on your vote,
and now it's time for a reckoning the evil that
is within you. To say what you did about those
poor babies, literal babies, is only something the devil would
stand by. You were disgusting and should be embarrassed. Here's
five dollars of shame. Yes, I love it. I love,
it's creepy, so good.
Speaker 3: And then also unfortunately New Mexico is getting hit with
these one hundred year floods. Unbelievable video footage of an
actual house being swept down by river. There water level
at this particular river twenty feet in thirty minutes. It
raised twenty feet in thirty minutes. Here's what it looked
like across the way. This is unbelievable video.
Speaker 4: Oh oh my gosh, oh no, oh, oh my god,
Oh my god, Oh my god, oh god.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't even be in the place that that they
are filming. I know, I know, it didn't literally it
was that much higher, you know what I mean, Like,
what are you doing? It's just that's an absolute it's insanity.
Oh my god, that's horrific. What is going on with
all the flooding. I know, I mean it is much
season in that part of the country, but still like
here in Texas, it's it's not I mean, it's usually
not very rainy here this time of year. I was
telling you that yesterday. I think when we were in
pre show, it's usually hot and drowdy, and it's not
that way. So it's weird, wild it's wild.
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Speaker 3: The book absolutely absolutely, all right, Let's talk about the
cabinet meeting yesterday, because there was I think it was
like the fifth or sixth one that was held yesterday,
and of course it was much of it was open
to the press, to the public and not to the
public to come in but like to watch in real
time as it was taking place, and lots and lots
of questions were asked and answered. Lots of updates from
all the cabinet secretaries were provided. We are going to
get into the Epstein stuff in a little bit, but
right now we're going to stick with other issues that
were part of this cabinet meeting, and the first one
was Scott Bessen's giving an update on tariffs. You guys,
we are making a fortune.
Speaker 1: Not me and Amy Joe, the nation. I wish I
will an I.
Speaker 3: Know saying we as a nation are bringing in the
moolah from tariffs.
Speaker 1: Here is Scott bessant to report.
Speaker 19: Well, paper we will take it in about one hundred
billion dollars in terraff income thus far this year, and
with fantastic the major tariff not having started until the
second quarter, so we could expector that could be well
over three hundred billion by the end of the year.
Speaker 18: We don't agree with CBO scoring, but for those who do,
the CBO scored terraffin come over the next ten years
at two point eight trillion, which we think is.
Speaker 19: Probably a glow.
Speaker 1: That's amazing. It is amazing, it is it's fantastic. How
can you not like this?
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't I don't know, because it's
clearly it's a growth thing, it's a revenue generating thing.
Speaker 4: And how can you turn.
Speaker 1: Around and be like, you know what, I'd rather be
taking advantage of. Take reading in mind, that's the things
they're spending other people's money. They want other people to
pay for this garbage. This is fantastic in every way,
one hundred percent. You cannot argue it. Yep, it's fantastic.
Speaker 3: And all of the policies that Trump has, you know,
put in place, our America First policies, as we can
see by the June Jobs Report, which was way ahead
of expectations anyway. But look at how many foreign born
workers have lost jobs, probably because they're getting apported, and
then how many native born workers have gained employment. This
is exactly what we wanted to see and we're seeing
It's It's absolutely awesome. Trump also weighed in on the
effects of the tariffs. Here's a little bit from Trump
about that.
Speaker 20: And we can do things over the years too. We're
a hard line, but it's about time the United States
of America started collecting money from countries that were ripping
us off, ripping us off and laughing behind our back
at how stupid we were.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you, it's true. Correct, so great. There was
also a moment.
Speaker 3: I mean, he did end up taking a question or
two I think from Caitlyn Collins, but it's Collins right, yes,
coins yeah, he hates her and when when she first
tried to ask a question, he was like.
Speaker 1: Nope, this.
Speaker 4: The last mister President, like not like it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't like you at all.
Speaker 3: I guess there's been some rumors floating around for the
past couple of days that Republican members of Congress. I
don't know who they are exactly, but that there are
some Republican members of Congress who were pressuring Trump to
provide some form of amnesty for hospitality and farm workers
who are illegal. And so there were all these rumblings
floating around X that he was going to do this,
and all the Trump supporters are going to be super mad,
and so they put the key bosh on those rumors
in a couple of different ways. Yesterday, here's Trump and
Brick Rollins weigh in on that.
Speaker 20: There's no amnesty. What we're doing is we're getting rid
of criminals, but we are doing a work program.
Speaker 6: Do you want to explain that place.
Speaker 12: Yeah, this morning we talked about of course, this was
a top of mind question. This morning, we talked about
protecting the farmers in the farm land. But obviously this
president's vision of no amnesty, mass deportation continues, but in
a strategic way, and then ensuring that our farmers have
the labor.
Speaker 4: That they need.
Speaker 3: So she also she and Pete Hegseth and a couple
other cabinet secretaries were out on the front lawn or
wherever in front of the Capitol before the cabinet meeting
took place to talk about all these China land buys,
and so that's all part of this discussion she talked about.
She talked about the amnesty issue and the China buying
land issue. I'll just let those two clips play together.
Speaker 12: To see the mass deportations continue, but in a strategic way,
and we move the workforce towards automation and one hundred
percent American participation, which, again, with thirty four million people
able bodied adults on medicaid, we should be able to
do that fairly quickly. The first of the seven is
securing and protecting American farmland ownership, actively engaging at every
level of government to take swift legislative and executive action
to ban the purchase of American farmland by Chinese nationals
and other foreign adversaries.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's great, but it's a little late because they've
got so much of it already. I mean, you guys,
they've bought so much of it in Texas. So listen,
I appreciate this. This is fantastic. At least they're like
paying attention, But like, can we like can we go
back and like reverse legislatives?
Speaker 3: Can you undo some of the land grounds, because.
Speaker 1: Like I'm talking around Fort Fort Hood, there's places around me.
I mean, it's like, we've got so much farmland around
here that is owned by like the CCP.
Speaker 4: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 3: It's so sketch, and it is a national security issue,
which is why Pete Hegseth also commented about it and
explained he's going to get much more involved in this
as well.
Speaker 21: I want to know who owns the land around our
bases and strategic bases and getting an understanding of why
foreign entities, foreign companies, foreign individuals might be buying upland
around you. I wonder that's something I should be paying
attention to on behalf of the American people, on behalf of.
Speaker 4: My department, and on behalf of the president.
Speaker 22: It's common sense.
Speaker 23: And so food security, just.
Speaker 24: Like energy resilience, just like where we get our water,
that's all national security, especially in a contingency. So we
would be asleep at the wheel if we were not
fully a party to an effort like this to ensure
that our nation had the food supply it needs, but
specifically our troops have what they need on our basis so.
Speaker 21: That in those moments you can rely on us here.
Speaker 24: In the United States to provide that security.
Speaker 21: So no longer can foreign adversaries assume we're not watching
and we're not paying attention and we're not doing something
about it because we are so roop. Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: I absolutely love this. But they were asleep at the
wheel twenty thirty years ago. So it's like, it's like
you always say, it's like putting toothpaste back in the tube.
I want to see how they handle this, because how
are they going to do it? What are they going
to do, like be like, you can't have this land anymore?
How do they even handle that? I don't know. That's
a lot of land that China oweds. I don't like it.
I don't like it at all.
Speaker 3: So I just I like that they're on top of
it and they're going to be watching and learning about
who the these players are and then hopefully preventing more
land from being sold to these foreign adversaries. Right back
to the cabinet meeting, Lee's Elden, head of the EPA.
I just love him, and he has really really taken
the doge effort to heart. He's been very very you know,
snip snip, cutty cutty when it comes to just getting
rid of some of the ridiculous policies and ridiculous procedures
that have been in place at the EPA.
Speaker 1: He described that in his little update and it was
just perfect.
Speaker 22: Fifty million dollars to a group called Climate Justice Alliance.
They say that climate justice runs through a free Palestine.
By the EPA, get fifty million dollars to a group
that says a climate justice runs through a free Palestine.
We say that you're going to spread a dollar in
the name of remediating an environmental issue. That's spend a
dollar on remediating an environmental issue. We say that we
can protect the environment and the economy. We want to health,
grow more base low power in this country. So why
is it that it took this long for this team
to get assembled to be able to fix the mess
that we inherited. But gosh, we want showing up at
our jobs every single day, first thing in the morning,
because all day long we get things done for the
American taxpayer. And Congress did its part last week by
passing one big beautiful bill to deliver this accountability and
to cut off the Green New Scan.
Speaker 4: So maybe it's a.
Speaker 22: Band aid for Sacy Abrams, maybe it's a band.
Speaker 4: Aid for all as well.
Speaker 22: Connected Democrats getting paid off. But you know what, God
bless America because at the end of the day, President
Trump is here.
Speaker 21: JD.
Speaker 14: Vance is here in the.
Speaker 22: Greatest cabinet ever assembled to deliver that much needed and
highly demanded accountability.
Speaker 1: He seems pretty genuine. He seems pretty genuine. Yeah, he's
like you can tell he actually really does love his job.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, like he's loving the fact that there is
he is creating result and it's happening on a daily basis.
Speaker 1: And I just I love him. Yeah, that's fantastic. It
is great.
Speaker 3: Marco Rubio also their president, as always to give a
foreign policy update here he is.
Speaker 25: Well, it's just going through a list here, mister president,
and I think the Vice President's pointed out to the
great team you have. But in all these achievements that
have happened domestically, but you think about it, under your leadership,
we prevented an end of the war between India and Pakistan.
NATO's now at five percent for the first time ever,
the highest numbers ever, a peace deal between the Democratic
Hope I'm going Rwanda, a twelve day war that ended
with an American operation that we're the only country of
the world that could have done, hopefully pretty soon a
peace deal between Azerbaijan and Armenia, the entire Middle East
and the infrastructure. But it has the potential now to
change because of Syria and love it on. And it
hasn't even been six months. It hasn't even been six months.
So it's a straight testament to your leadership and this
thank you very much.
Speaker 16: Fantastic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Marco Rubio has done a fantastic couple of jobs. Yeah,
he's got like four different jobs at this point. Yeah,
it's going to be interesting. Listen. I always say, like
when the time comes for the next election where he's
gonna are you really I'm so excited.
Speaker 3: About it is going to be what I don't want
them to be fighting between my own Vance and DeSantis
and all these fantastic people.
Speaker 1: I just don't want the fight. It's going to be
like friendly fighting because they're all so good. But he
is exceptional. I mean, DeSantis is exceptional. Vance is exception.
We have so many exceptional people. We should be excited
about that. So excited always I will always depate how
excited we should be, you guys, because we've got the
good guys on our side and have Jack squat.
Speaker 3: I just really do want them to be co presidents
though I know, right, wouldn't it be great if they
could do that?
Speaker 1: So great?
Speaker 4: Uh huh.
Speaker 3: So Caitlin Collins did get her question in, and it
was not I don't think she got the response she wanted.
It was about Ukraine and the pause that was placed
on weapons going to Ukraine. Briefly, the pause is now lifted.
But she was asking about that, and Trump threw the
question right back in her face.
Speaker 1: Here's what that was like regis to Ukraine. As you
said last night. Last week, the Pentagon paused some shipments.
Speaker 4: Of weapons to Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Did you approve of that?
Speaker 4: Laws We wanted to put.
Speaker 20: Defensive weapons because Putin he's not treating human beings right,
He's killing too many people. So we're sending some defensive
weapons to Ukraine and I've approved that.
Speaker 4: So who ordered the pause last week? I don't know
what did you tell me? You think that's a question.
Speaker 1: He's just like, I don't know why you tell me
you ordered the pause. He's just going over their shit.
He's over it, you know, he is just over it.
He's the dad.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: She's also way over.
Speaker 3: Putin like he's mad, and he called it some bullshit
that they're getting from Putin here.
Speaker 16: He is on that.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 20: We get, we get, We get a lot of bullshit
thrown at us by Poot for you one another truth.
It's very nice all the time, but it turns out
to be meaningless.
Speaker 1: Do you want to say that lens has a sanctions
bill that do you want.
Speaker 4: To I'm looking at it.
Speaker 20: Yeah, I'm looking at the senator is passing and passed
us very very tough sanctions. Yeah, I'm looking at it.
It's an optional bill. It's totally at my option. They
pass it totally at my option, and to terminate totally
at my option. And I'm looking at it very strongly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's interesting. The dynamic he has with Putin is
really interesting because I think Putin is obviously like an alpha, right,
He's just he's a dictator alpha. So Putin Putin will
like say the things to him to try to get
a reaction from him, and he does, He'll get a reaction,
but he will lie. He's a lying liar that lies.
Zelenski is just a he's said manchild. You know, he's
a beta. Really he's an actor, and so he's dealing
with two completely different people here. And I think, I mean,
I think people think that Zelenski's in charge. Zelenski is
just a puppet. He's sort of like a Biden that
was just like running Ukraine. Honestly, that's how I feel
about that. But Putin, I think when he when Trump
is told something by a leader and then they don't
do what they say they're going to do, you can
tell he's like, oh, really, okay, it's on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, enjoy your sanctions because there's going to be some.
This was the interesting stat So the cabinet meeting that
they held yesterday was the sixth in as many months.
Speaker 1: It was an hour and forty five minutes.
Speaker 3: Of course, that took They took questions from from each member,
the each member took questions from reporters, and that is longer.
That one meeting was longer than all nine of Biden's
public cabinet meetings combined, which was a total of fifty
eight minutes.
Speaker 1: And they were scripted.
Speaker 3: Gosh right, I mean, pathetic transparency and.
Speaker 1: Just the fact like him just saying stuff like you know,
Putin is just like there's just a lot of bullshit.
When he says stuff like that, you're just like, Okay,
you're getting so much insight into how he feels about people.
He's just so incredibly transparent.
Speaker 4: He really is.
Speaker 1: He's just a real dude, except for on the Epstein stuff,
but like everything else. But honestly, he's so transparent with us.
We can see what goes on behind the scenes. We
can kind of see what's happening. It is the most
transparent administration in history, at least in my lifetime, absolutely,
with the exception of the Epstein stuff, which.
Speaker 3: I was being very disappointed in him and his condescension
to America, which we'll get to in just a moment.
But first we've got some sort of like delayed reaction
or not delayed, but pre reaction. So reaction happened about
Epstein and the closing of the case before the cabinet meeting,
and so Andrew Claven had talked to Megan Kelly about this. Again,
this is before the Claven meeting, but after the report
came out saying the Epstein thing is closed and we're
basically there's just no news there.
Speaker 1: And so read what he wrote about this case. As
I told Megan Kelly, I have serious questions about the
Epstein case. You'd be crazy not to. But I'm startled
by how many people are absolutely certain they know exactly
what's going on. It's corruption, it's blackmail, it's the Jews
because no other religion has ever had a sex scandal,
or even it's all a conspiracy theory. There's nothing to
see here. Where do these people get their certainty. I
wish I had their sources, but I guess only they
can hear the voices in their heads. After years of
being allied to by authorities in the media about everything
from Russian collusion to Biden's dimension to covid, our social
trust is understandably at low EBB. Yeah, it would be
a good thing if Cash, Mattel or Dan Bongino gave
a full accounting to someone willing to ask them the
tough questions we all have. I believe in them. I
think they're good men, but a memo leaked on a
holiday weekend is not the way forward.
Speaker 3: That's right, Absolutely positively spot on. Yep and Megan had
similar comments to make. This is again before the cabinet meeting.
Here's what she said, in part.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's going on with her.
Speaker 26: I believe Dan Bongino is not lying to me.
Speaker 1: I really do.
Speaker 26: When Dan Bongino puts his name on something, I don't
know Cash as well, but I don't Dan. I know
him well, we've worked together many many years. He didn't
just turn around and start lying. That's not who he is.
He's an honest guy, and he takes this role very
seriously and I trust him, and I trust him not
to actively mislead me or you. However, Pam Bondi has
definitely made multiple inconsistent statements, and I'm sorry, but she
does not does of the benefit of my good opinion,
and I'm not prepared to give it to her.
Speaker 1: There was no scoop. Why would she do that?
Speaker 26: And it led to behind the scenes, like all the
White House staffers, like the top people in the White
House for Trump, distancing themselves from Pam Bondy immediately, like
we don't know why she did that, And then it
came out that they were urging her not to do it,
the binders, But I.
Speaker 16: Don't know what she was up to.
Speaker 26: She wanted to have some moment where she looked like
she was the one, and then she was in trouble,
and she knew it. So she said, all right, that's
just the first trunch. I'm really pissed off. The FBI
is the one who screwed me.
Speaker 16: They said everything was in there, okay, like you need
to know, you need to know.
Speaker 26: No lawyer just sloppily calls all these PR people in
and says, here are the files, without knowing what's in there.
Speaker 16: But she wants us to believe she did.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 26: So she either was clueless or she intentionally embarrassed them.
I don't know which is better.
Speaker 1: I do think Pam is the problem here. You do
you think it's Pam?
Speaker 3: I think I don't know why Trump is giving her
a pass on the whole thing. I mean, he's clearly
over it all. And we'll get to his reaction to
the reporters questions about it. But but she really has
e ft this up from the word go, because that
binder thing was all her.
Speaker 1: There was no reason for that, right, you know. But
I also I don't understand how there could be no
clients involved, Like how we can see nobody, there's no
names at all. I mean, don't gaslight me, you know what.
Speaker 3: I know, especially when Cash has been very very vocal
for a couple of years now about clients.
Speaker 1: Right, you know, I mean, come on, there's there's names. No,
there's names. We know there's names, so as and even
with Claven's like I get some of the stuff. It's
like when he said, how do you know with absolute certainty?
I mean, I don't know who they are with absolute certainty,
But a guy like that, with an island like that,
it was more than just him. There were clients. There
were clients. Who are they? That's are there? There's just
not going to be accountability. We're just gonna let this go.
I just don't see how we did this is the thing.
I just I just think that, you know, we're being
a little gas lit at this point completely, and I
don't like it coming from this administration. I didn't expect it.
I don't like it. It's not fair. You don't get
to do that to me. I voted for you to
tell me some of the things, and you are transparent
on everything else. Just freaking give me some names. Yeah.
Speaker 5: There.
Speaker 3: This was the closing of this case was rolled out
in the worst possible way, and it's like it's almost
like they are taking advantage of the loyalty of so
many people who have been like, yay, raw, this is
the best team ever, and they're and they're just deciding,
you guys are going to be behind us no matter.
Speaker 1: What we do, and I don't. That's not I don't.
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to be behind you no matter what
we do. Not on this And I think, listen, this
could be an issue that backfires for them during the
midterms totally, because it's like being in a relationship. You
trust somebody implicitly, you know, you trust somebody. They tell
you the truth, they tell you the truth, they tell
you one lie, and now you're on guard. That's how
it is for me. You tell me one lie, we're
not friends anymore. We're not. I'm sorry, but that's just
how I am sorry. Not sorry, you lie to me.
We're done. Yeah, this was just bad.
Speaker 3: So on Glenn Beck's show, he and his team were
analyzing the video because you remember we talked about the
video and how there's a minute missing and then like,
the video shows these two doors that look different from
the picture of the door that we saw, and there's
so many weird things about the video. But there's also
another weird thing about the video which they explain here,
which is that the video doesn't actually show Epstein's door
at all.
Speaker 23: Here they are to explain from the Justice Department two
years ago that shows the camera angle and the one
camera that was actually working. So you can see the diagram,
and I think we actually have it. If you're watching
this right now, there's a diagram that shows where this
camera is. It shows where Epstein's cell is. And the
big thing that stands out, Glenn is this camera doesn't
even have eyes on epstein cell at.
Speaker 4: All, Like, not at all.
Speaker 23: There's incredible four different wings here. There is a service
wing and that's what we're looking at with that door
forty six. That's like a service entrance or staff entrance.
Now you can't see on the lower level Epstein cell
at all. So this is what makes it look even
crazier for that one minute that's missing. And I will
say that out Okay, let me just say it this way.
I've spent years and years and years looking at surveillance
and security camera footage, as you know, in my previous job.
I've never seen an over one minute jump right at
a time. That would be very very I don't know,
just convenient.
Speaker 27: This is proof they are apps. Pam BONDI needs to
be fired. Who is rolling this out? The little rascals? Look,
I got some videotape.
Speaker 4: What are you doing?
Speaker 1: This is ridiculous.
Speaker 27: This is such absolute incompetence.
Speaker 1: Again, it doesn't prove that this you know, he was killed.
Speaker 28: However, it is the fact that they're releasing a video
that has this many holes it into a passing. Again,
the person you're trying to make feel better about all
of this is someone very interested in the detail.
Speaker 1: Right, right, Glenn Beck is right. She should be fine.
It is I mean, she should be.
Speaker 3: She is at the heart of this f up, you
know what I mean. She has handled this so badly
in every interview, in her fricking binders, all of it
has been awful, and it all leads back to her,
it does.
Speaker 1: You're right, She's right that the buck stops with her.
She should be fired without question, and he needs to
hire somebody that is more competent because she's clearly not.
She's just not.
Speaker 3: But he, I mean, he's obviously sick and tired of
this entire topic. And he snapped at a reporter and
it was that sweet, sweet Steve, I think his name
is Stephen, that like sweet soft voice reporter who's always
so polite and kind. See that I know, and I
just I love that guy. I think he's from the
New York Post, if I'm not mistaken. Anyway, he tried,
he tried to ask the question, what's the deal with
the video? Why is it missing a minute?
Speaker 24: Like?
Speaker 3: What is Are you going to answer any questions about this?
All reasonable questions and Pam started to answer, and then
Trump jumped in and then we'll pause there before Pam
then continues the answer. But here we'll just play through
to where Trump snaps released yesterday.
Speaker 29: Jeffrey Epstein lets some leadering mysteries of One of the
biggest ones is whether he ever worked for an American
for foreign intelligence agency. The former leaguer secretary who was
Miami he was attorney Alex Casa, allegedly said that he
did work for intelligence agency. So could you resolve whether
or not he did? And also could you see why
there was a minute missing from the jail house team
on the NAT.
Speaker 30: So yeah, sure, I just ended up. Are you still
talking about Jeffrey and Epstein? This guy's been talked about
for years and you're asking we have Texas, we have this,
we have all of the things, and are people still
talking about this guy? This creative that is unrelievable. Do
you want to waste the time and then do you feel.
Speaker 1: Like answer Listen, I'm forty five minutes away from the
flooding here in Texas and I found that to be
very gas Lady. That was unbelievable. Yeah, he's just he's
misreading the room. This is what he did.
Speaker 3: Got I was so mad when I said, I was like,
how dare you say that when your people have been
talking about this endlessly for the past.
Speaker 1: Six months, not for years.
Speaker 3: They're going to give out the juice, They're going to
give us all the details, they're going to open up
all the files, and now you're like, why are you
talking about this?
Speaker 1: Right? It's not listen, it's not just the past six months.
I mean they did it on podcasts for years before
that too, and it's one of the reasons we were
so excited to have like a Cash Battel and a
Dan Bongino and a Pan Bondy in charge. So that's it.
I mean, I just feel like, this is it's not
don't gaslight the people who because you know this is Yeah,
mag is not going to forget this. They're not going
to forget it. This is something that's really important to them.
I know some people are like, I don't care at
this point. Who cares? You should care? You should care
because it's being covered up for a reason. It shows
you how bad the deep state is. And you know,
part of the reason that I wanted Trump there is
because I wanted him to shatter the deep state. Do
I think he's doing wonderful things, Yes, I do, Absolutely,
He's doing so many wonderful things, you know, but this
is just like that that one issue that's like, why
can't why can't you make people be held accountable here?
What's going on?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: Now, some people are suggesting, I think I heard Megan
talking about this with some guests of hers as well,
that when Trump jumped in to answer the question ahead
of Pam Bondy, that what he was trying to communicate
to her without saying as much is to shut up
about it, like to just answer the way that he
kind of did, which is to say, this doesn't matter,
this is a done issue. We're not even going to
spend any more time on that. She wants to defend
herself on this, and so I don't know how he
felt about her answer. Here she tries to answer some
of the questions. It sounds pretty sketch, but here's what
she said.
Speaker 31: If you're asking a question at Epstein at a time
like this, where we're having some of the greatest success
and also tragedy with what happened and then Texas, it
just seems like a desecration, But you go ahead.
Speaker 2: Sure, sure.
Speaker 32: First to back up on that, in February, I did
an interview on Fox and it's been getting a lot
of attention because I said I was asking a question
about the client list, and my response was it's sitting
on my desk.
Speaker 13: To be reviewed, meaning the file along with the JFK
MLK files as well.
Speaker 4: That's what I meant by that.
Speaker 13: Also, to the tens of thousands of video they turned
out to be child porn downloaded by that disgusting Jeffrey Epstein,
child porn is what they were never going to be released,
never going to see the light of day. To him
being an agent, I have no knowledge about that. We
can get back to you on that. And the minute
missing from the video. We released the video showing definitively.
The video was not conclusive, but the evidence prior to
it was showing he committed suicide.
Speaker 1: And what was on that there was a minute that
was off the counter.
Speaker 13: And what we learned from your own prisons was every year,
every night they redo that videos old from like nineteen
ninety nine, so every night the video is reset and
every night should have the same minute missing.
Speaker 4: So we're looking for that video.
Speaker 1: To release that as well, showing that a minute is
missing every night.
Speaker 4: And that's it.
Speaker 1: On Epstein, nobody cares about child porn being released. We
care wants that. No, that's not what we're asking for, Pam,
and that makes me think that she's stupid. It's it,
we're asking for a client list that you actually said
you were going to deliver, So maybe just keep your
mouth shut. He just needs to fire her. He just
needs to fire her and get somebody else in there.
I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: There was another clip of her going around where she
I think it was with Jesse Waters where she was like,
you're you know, we've got some really juicy stuff coming
out about this and you are going to be disgusted.
I mean, like promoting and promoting and promoting it and
now she's like, Oh, I haven't heard this idea that
he might have been an agent of an intelligence agency.
Speaker 1: I'll have to get you on that. Have you read
the files or not? Pam?
Speaker 4: Have you heard?
Speaker 1: Have you heard yourself on talk shows?
Speaker 4: Pam?
Speaker 1: You're saying, Hi, Pam, meet Pam. It's unbelievable. Fire be
done with this, fire her. There's been reaction you might expect.
Speaker 3: Just to give you some example, Seth Dillon saying, I
don't know if there's an Epstein client list. We were
told it was being released just before we were told
it doesn't exist. Right, It's possible it never existed, but
it isn't possible that we were never lied to, right,
which is exactly right. Sean Davis also speaking for many people, saying,
until the Trump administration adequately answers real questions about what
is actually going on with the Epstein insanity, the just
trust us, there's nothing. Their routine ain't gonna cut it.
The questions are going to continue and only get louder.
The administration's treatment of this has been embarrassingly bad. It
has been badly agree, not a good not a good look. Nope,
and then elon of course, as we recall suggesting that
Trump himself was on the client list. Now he's decided
to bring inexplicably Steve Bannon.
Speaker 1: Into this, so help.
Speaker 3: Yesterday he tweeted Bannon is in the Epstein files, which
prompted Candice Owens, who I haven't agreed with on basically
anything lately, but I did agree with her about this
as soon as Elon Musk tweeted that. She also said,
I think it would be prudent for a journalist to
ask the White House plainly if Elon Musk was granted
access to Epstein's files. Otherwise, what are we doing here
accusing everyone we're mad.
Speaker 1: Of being in the files? Yes, she's one hundred percent correct,
She's totally right. Yeah, because it like that is also
a bad luck. He's just gonna start naming name Marca
Rubio and JD. Vans and and I don't like that
finance Scott Bessent guy either. He's in the file. I mean,
it's like, okay, Elon she.
Speaker 13: Did.
Speaker 1: There was a tweety put out yesterday, don't know if
you have it or not about the the them killing peanut.
Did you see that? He was like they arrested and
killed peanut, but have not even tried to file charges
against anyone on the Epstein client list. Government is deeply broken. Now,
I do agree with them on that. I mean, seriously,
it's like they kill a freaking squirrel and we can't
you know what, I mean, they're gonna go. This just
shows you how broken our government is. And I know
people are like, let's move on. I want to talk
about this. Well, I mean, we kind of need to
talk about it because this is kind of a huge
news story. It's a huge it's a huge news story.
Plus it's a huge deal when your government is like,
we don't want you having a squirrel, but we're not
going to take care of this guy, and we're not
going to give you the client list, and we're not
going to take down the people who obviously were on
a client list. It exists. It exists, you guys. And
I think some people are like, nada, Well it doesn't exist,
let's move on. Well, I mean that sucks for you,
but I believe it exists. And I think about those
those like the horrors that the kids, those those girls
that they had to face. I mean, people were traffic,
you guys, good lord.
Speaker 3: And there had to have been clients to be trafficked too, right,
and therey there isn't there isn't an actual list, but
there's certainly evidence that it was more than just Jeffrey
Epstein on his island that people flew through constantly that
was abusing girls. I mean, I mean, you'd have to
be a fool to think otherwise exactly.
Speaker 1: And they want us to believe that, and that's and
it's like, no, I'm not taking your vaccine.
Speaker 3: And because this has been bungled so badly now, it
gives fodder to assholes like Jake Tapper to basically try
to create more of a rift, you know, because people
are mad at Trump about this, and rightly so, and
so people like him are pouncing to try to like
even egg on the fight. And so he's basically saying
that this has been botched and that we are being
played for fools.
Speaker 1: Here is what he said on his show yesterday.
Speaker 33: There's a trove of information that the Trump administration is
right now refusing to share information that could well point
to the powerful folks who availed themselves of the sex
trafficking victims of Jeffrey Epstein. If you go, for example,
to the FBI vaults online. You can see that there
are twenty two files containing thousands of pages. Most of
them are heavily redacted. Now, sure, of course redact the
names and identifying characteristics of the victims, but why not
make the victim and witness testimonies public. As Julie Brown
points out, there's still so much we don't know from
the investigations by US attorneys in Miami and in New York,
witness interviews in the US Virgin Islands and New Mexico.
Brown writes that there's still more evidence that hasn't been published,
including quote Epstein kept video cameras in most of his
residences and Epstein's autopsy, nor the report of the investigation
into his death has ever been made public. So while
there may not be an official client list to be released,
as the administration is now saying, there's a lot of
extra information that is not being made public. Despite Trump's
Justice Department basically now saying case closed, this isn't going
to go away.
Speaker 12: The public.
Speaker 33: You you're being played for fools here.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, But why didn't he ask these questions
when Biden was president?
Speaker 16: God?
Speaker 1: This guy, I want to punch him in the face,
and I don't condone violence on the show. I don't,
but they're bouncing on it. This is, of course exactly
what they'll do, and it's because it's been handled. So
so you're right, You're absolutely right, mock, you're right. But
I mean, like, dude, were you four years ago?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I just th where was he on anything?
Speaker 4: Right now?
Speaker 1: He's like, oh, by the way, Biden was being hidden
from people. They're like, Trump is covering this up. That's
the thing that the lamestream media is going to just
jump on this and they're going to use it to
their advantage during the midterms.
Speaker 3: They are exactly, that's exactly right now. There are some
folks who are and I'm sure there's folks in our
own audience too, who are like, I believe this is
a case closed thing. I don't want to talk about
it anymore.
Speaker 1: I don't care.
Speaker 3: I believe in this team, and we're going to share
their opinions as well, Mike Davis being one of them.
Mike Davis saying the FBI, under the great leadership of
Patel and Dan Bongino, concluded the investigation. Pam Bondi explained
what she meant by the file versus any list. She
explained the Minute reset every night, she can't release child porn.
What more do people want?
Speaker 1: Seriously, Well, I mean we can tell you what we want,
and that's the list that we don't want, or even
just some of the stuff that Jake Tapper just pointed out,
How about the autopsy, how about just some of the basics,
the basics, Now, the basics would be nice, Mike, that's
the basics, would be nice.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 3: Age also has had enough of this story, and he said,
I don't know what's going on with the Epstein files,
but this is what I do know. In six months,
thousands of sex traffickers are in prison because of Trump.
Thousands of sex traffickers have been deported because of Trump.
Thousands of kids have been saved because of Trump, and
by the end of his term it'll be in the millions.
Please stop pretending he's protecting these monsters.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's doing that. I don't I don't
think he's doing that. I just think that there's something
going on. I'd like to know who is on the list.
I'd like to know. I think that there's somebody somewhere
or a group of people somewhere that believe that if
we find out who is on this list, it'll somehow
be catastrophic to all of us, like we just can't
handle it. I can handle it. I can handle it,
like we can handle it. I can handle it.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: You guys all remember the binder story. It was absolutely
horrendous and there were lots of influencers that were caught out.
They didn't know that they were coming there to receive
a binder. They had no idea that that was part.
Speaker 1: Of their visit. And Liz Wheeler is.
Speaker 3: One of those influencers, and she was on I think
with Chris Cuomo even to talk about what happened and
how badly this has all been botched, and that day
in particular.
Speaker 1: Here is a little bit of her story.
Speaker 34: I was at the White House that day when Pam
Bondi gave out those white binders. I was one of
the ones who received that binder. So when you say
before I'm invested in this, yeah, I am invested in
this because what she did made me look like I
was adding to some kind of click bait weirdo influencer
thing online, which I don't do. People that watch me know,
I'm very prudent. I don't engage in hot takes, and
I gave her the benefit of the doubt. You give
the benefit of.
Speaker 1: The doubt to people your own side.
Speaker 34: I thought, Okay, I don't know why she gave us
those binders if she didn't have good stuff in those binders.
But she said there was another story. A whistleblower told
her there were truckloads of documents.
Speaker 1: Hopefully she'll produce. And I gave her time. I was patient.
I gave her the benefit of the doubt.
Speaker 34: But here's the thing, Chris, that day in the White House,
ham Bondy bragged about making that cover sheet on that
binder that you're showing on the screen, that cover sheet
that reads the most transparent administration in history Epstein Files,
Phase one. She told us she made that, she printed it,
she put it in that binder. How can you square
that behavior with what she hosted on the Department of
Justice webstead on Sunday saying, actually, there's nothing here.
Speaker 3: Chris craw was like, yeah, yeah, I mean, I don't
blame her like somebody saying she's as gullible as the rest.
She fell for it, hook line and sinker. Put yourself
in those people's place for just a second. I was
saying this to my husband the other night. If you
and I had been invited to the White House that
day and we were told you're gonna get to sit
down with JD. Vance and with Cash Betel and we
would come binding, we would have actually gone. And if
we would have gone, and if Pam BONDI would have
help handed out binders said Epstein Files Phase one to us.
And then if we would have left that meeting and
there would have been reporters outside, we would have done
the same exact thing, because we would not have had
time to read through a full binder before leaving the room,
and we would have been like, look, we got these minders,
and then we would have.
Speaker 1: Moved on with our day. But as the days went
on from that, I can tell you right now, I'd
be a lot bitchier about this whole subject. They are
they all were.
Speaker 3: And that would be people are like, they were all
in on it, they were gullible, they did what literally
any other people would do, and then they found out
within hours that that was all a big fat lie,
and they were all pissed about it, rightly. So, so
I don't blame any of them, because I can see
myself doing the exact same thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we would have done No, you don't know, we
would have totally done We would have done it absolutely
because we would have been like, oh my god, they're
giving a scoop on this is fantastic, this is like historic,
this is going to be fanta it's going to be great,
it's for the good of the country, and blah. We
would have totally done it, and then like two days later,
I would have been scorched, right, didn't ask us? That's
all I gotta say? Yeah, And I can't.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm already mad enough at pambody. I can't
imagine how much matter. I would be exactly like Liz.
I would be so pissed that all this time has
passed and now she's like everything's fine, No, there's no
nothing wrong here.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, what the hell?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: Last on this before we get to some fun stuff,
is Megan Kelly has a great idea about how to
make everybody feel better about this whole thing. She'll never
be taken up on this idea, but this is exactly
what needs to happen.
Speaker 26: But this is not going well, and they need to
shift in strategy, and I really think what needs to
happen is I volunteer to do it because I am
not conspiratorial, but I totally understand the Epstein case very
well and why people are questions about it. I'll sit
down with all three of them, give me Bondi, Patel,
and Bongino for two hours, nothing, no holds barred. I
can ask anything and then the audience can see whether
they're truth tellers and I care about them. I don't
know Pam as well, but though I know Pam, I
don't dislike Pam.
Speaker 1: I really don't. We will go back years Fox News.
Speaker 26: Dan is the only one who I consider an actual
personal friend, but the audience knows that, and I hope
is coloring you know that in on assessing my own
bias on this, but I whatever.
Speaker 1: This is why you have to sort of keep some.
Speaker 26: Distance between yourself and the administration, even when they're your friends.
You have to be able to report honestly on them,
and to call out bullshit when you think you smell it.
And I think I smell it, and I'm nowhere near
dog poop playgrounds, so I think it's coming from watch.
Speaker 1: I'd love it.
Speaker 4: They won't.
Speaker 1: They won't do it, but that's what they should do.
I gotta be amazing. I don't think she actually likes
pan Bondy. I think yeah, I think she's being generous there.
I think she's being very generous. I think deep down
she's like, we would not be friends.
Speaker 3: But I mean the fact that this most transparent administration
in history is not offering themselves to reporters to ask
questions about the story about it's unacceptable about this story.
Speaker 1: It's unacceptable. Why yeah, given how they've behaved up.
Speaker 3: To now about this story, so it's just not okay.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 3: We have a thank you from yesterday from our friend
Dana Spain, who said, morning from Montana Beautiful Chicks. Dad
joke Wednesday, why do some men name their tally whacker
because they don't want a stranger making ninety percent of
their life decisions?
Speaker 4: Grown?
Speaker 3: I know, Now take my stash.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 1: That's awesome.
Speaker 3: And then also on Venmo today, Colleen w said, you
can go to Sadie whatever that chick's name is, go
fund me and send her a prayer. It isn't publicized,
but you can flood her with prayer. Here, take my money,
that's not going to her YouTube.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't let me send this? That's really nice. That's really
nice that you're praying for her.
Speaker 3: It is, it's generous. Joanna Burkholder said regarding the Epstein list.
I wonder if the Trump administration has power over people
on the list as long as he has it and
keeps it private. Power is gone once it's put out there,
like he's keeping it for AMMO.
Speaker 1: What do you think? Love you chicks? I don't know,
and that's the problem.
Speaker 13: On you there.
Speaker 1: I can't speculate on what's going on. I just wish
they would just release it, you know, just let everything implode.
I don't care.
Speaker 3: Over on locals, Nemin sixty four said, where do you
take someone who gets injured playing Peekaboo to the icy?
Laudy Flood said, did I ever tell you about the
time I went mushroom foraging?
Speaker 1: It's a story. What the re at the end? I
see what you did there at the end? Immoral.
Speaker 3: She also said my first message I should have put
happy Dad joke. Wednesday, Meredith our End said, good morning all.
Today is my wonderful son Jeremy's eighteenth birthday. So proud
of my amazing, sweet and smart boy Birthday bird Day
and Minnesota Solar Baby said, Daisy, please do not worry
about your criminal dogs. Your criminals give us a giggle
and a quick mental health break while we're trying to
wrap our brains around the daily traumas we are handling doges.
Speaker 1: Happy no boundaries. I'm sorry you guys. None all right now,
you Jennifer. No, if newscum goes to Befort, I will
personally pay for Daisy to fly there. I totally mean it,
Love you chicks. He's not coming.
Speaker 3: I looked at the counties and they it does not
include Bufort.
Speaker 1: Thank god he dodged. He dodged a Daisy bullet. Then
you know, Jennifer. Now I call my horse Mayo and
sometimes Mayo Naise Robert Clark Dad up Wednesday. Purple is
my least favorite color. I hate it more than blue
and red combined. I actually don't like purple. Ei there purples.
I don't either have color. It really is, Jennifer, not
what is Forrest Comep's password on his computer one Forrest
one sent by Jenna. Really it was by Jenna, by Jenna.
It was Tim Fleury to the person who stole my glasses.
I know who you are. I will find you. I
have contacts Timery Christick Gates. Ben had a successful first
day of work yesterday. Thank you for all the prayers
and well wishes. Love our COTR community. I love that
and love it OURNRM. I downloaded YouTube mapping app, but
it's useless. The streets have no names. Paul, take my money.
They're great, Colleen ref rentold credit. Now they'll say people
of color can't pay their rent on time. So Trump
is racist? Who just wants to keep them from owning homes?
It's possible. Oh my god, I don't doubt it. Marcus Drake,
My wife just called from upstairs. Do you ever feel
like someone's got a voodooed all of you and they're
sticking needles in it? I replied no. A bit later
she yells down, how about now, Dave Larsen, my boss
wants me to sign up for a four to one
k Ain't no way I'm running that far. Take my money.
These are good today, you guys. Yeah, they're really good.
Oh mama, ate so sick of lives using flood videos
to spew their crap. The level of language coming out
of my mouth as I read and watched was crazy.
I felt my grandma roll over in her grave grave
and grabbed a bar of soap on her way. Yeah,
I know some of the stuff after that, it's just
not okay at all. Ournerm Senator Chris Murphy is just
a few stupid takes away from four saying Megan Kelly
to make a run for a seat in Connecticut. I
hope she doesn't. I like her show. It's how I
found cootr.
Speaker 16: Oh.
Speaker 3: Really, I don't think she would ever run for office.
Speaker 1: I think she's she does too well. I mean her show,
she has more viewers than like every single lamestream media
outlet combined. She's so successful at what she does, and
now she has a like a whole platform.
Speaker 3: I mean, she's got other people like joining the fold
like she's she's.
Speaker 1: Basically seeking world dominations. She doesn't need to run for senate.
Aaron Kreeger, did you guys hear about the company that
makes yardsticks? They won't be making them any longer. Thank
you for your attention to this matter. Take my money.
Jose Rodriguez Morning from Texas. Y'all dejoke Wednesday too? For
how do poets say Hello, haven't we metaphor? What do
you call a magic dog? A labra cadabrador? Just take
favorite labracadabrador is so great.
Speaker 4: Just take my one.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Jillie Wolf. If there are no names, why
is Maxwell in prison? If there are no names, why
is Maxwell in prison?
Speaker 3: I mean theoretically it could be because she gave she
arranged girls for Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 1: So that's what some people are saying. But there are names.
I agree with you, Julia, there are names, Jennifer. Now,
did you see Virginia Jeffreys or whatever her name is
dead Man's Switch video week ago? She stated in it
that Epstein is not dead. I think O'Keefe has everything
she's dead. So how did she release a video a
week ago? I have no idea, I know, I don't know.
I have no I understand that I'll have to look
into that. Elizabeth, Jared's Chicks, this is your show. You
talk about anything you want, and we deserve to know
the Epstein list. I love everything about you both, God blessed.
That's so sweet, Elizabeth. Thank you. BTK interim ag with
no Senate confirmation, Flynn Gates, question Mark, I don't know
we'll see he's not going to get rid of her.
I don't think you will either. I think he's going
to dig his heels in on her, which made me
a big mistake. Lori Wings, please continue to pray for
my friend Trina, who is in a huge cancer battle.
She has been on jeene therapy for over a year
and is now having to do radiation and chemo as
it has spread to her bones. Laura, I'm so sorry
for I'll pray for Trina. Shannon Pope dead joke Wednesday.
What do you call a group of trans women superheroes
X men? Love to all? That's really good. Randy Craig,
What did the three legged dogs say when he walked
into the saloon. I'm looking for the man who shot
my paw. I love your chicks.
Speaker 13: Get it.
Speaker 1: He's looking for the man who shot his paw. All right,
you guys, we're bringing it in. We're bringing it in,
you guys. Everybody have the greatest Wednesday. We're going over
the hump. You guys will talk to you tomorrow. Everybody
have a great one.