Speaker 1: One of the big stories of yesterday was the Pope.
I mean, it's still like all the rage this morning
on the news, the big giant announcements that Trump teased
earlier in the week, disastrous appearance by Joe Biden and
Jill Biden on the View.
Speaker 2: I'm just so speaking at gaslighting. That's I'm just tired
of it. I feel like we've just been gas lit
for like four straight years and it just continues with
these people. Good morning, everybody, Happy Friday, Happy Mother's Day, weekend.
It's gonna be a good one. Has everybody really is? Man,
just a good one. So excited about it, you guys.
I okay. Yesterday we talked about James O'Keeffe and this
big expose.
Speaker 1: With that dude, what was his name, John something, John
Brian something like that, some royal connected person who basically
was caught on camera or undercover camera by the O'Keefe
team saying yes, it's for sure legit that Prince Andrew
boinked underage girls. It's like, not that anybody didn't already
know that, but that was that was like a level
I guess of extra verification whatever. And then we played
the clip of Alex Jones saying, Ooh, Pambondi is totally
in on this, like there's some kind of Pambondi connection
and the White House knows about it, and that's going
to be part.
Speaker 2: Of the expose.
Speaker 1: And then it wasn't, and we were just like, what
is Alex Jones talking about? Well, apparently what he was
talking about was the clip that you're about to see,
which was another James O'Keeffe's expose thing that I feel
like is just so. But we're gonna you guys, maybe
you're my eligible very totally hear it is, and you
can decide for yourself.
Speaker 3: Today, Attorney General of the United States Pambondy was at
the White House and disclosed what she represented as brand
new information in relation to Jeffrey Epstein, the existence of
tens of thousands of videos featuring little children.
Speaker 1: There are tens of thousands of videos of Epstein with
children or child porn.
Speaker 3: Now, this is the first time an official has publicly
acknowledged that videos of Epstein and his victims exist. What
you may not know is just nine days prior, the
Attorney General had a very similar conversation with a total
stranger in a restaurant.
Speaker 2: Do you know what the Epstein clouds are going to?
At least we move soon.
Speaker 4: Okay, So.
Speaker 2: Now you know what it is, the tens of thousands.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and it's all with little kids, so they have
to go through every one.
Speaker 3: In the past, officials have spoken about the quote mountain
of evidence in the Epstein case, but they've never previous
to that moment, acknowledged on the existence of videos of
quote little kids. Just a few days later, at two
pm on May first, our reporter sent the AG's office
the text of the recording. We asked why this detail
had not been disclosed to the public but was instead
being told to a random stranger at a restaurant. The
Attorney General used almost the exact same language as she
did with the stranger in the restaurant, language that we
shared with her press office. Now, we hesitated to publish
this story, but believe, like we did yesterday, that the
public has a right to know.
Speaker 2: I don't see what the big an all. I don't,
So you're gonna have to explain to me why this is.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, he is trying to make it sound as
though this random stranger got like up on news nine
days earlier than the rest of us that there were videos,
that there was video evidence of Epstein being with kids.
I have long thought we already knew that.
Speaker 2: But there was video evidence.
Speaker 1: We just hadn't seen it. I don't want to see it.
I just want the right people to see it so
that the right people get put in jail.
Speaker 2: And the right people are looking. The right people are
looking at it, they're sifting through it.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: So I don't know what's what's news breaking here? I
don't understand, like what this is the thing? What earth
shattering thing? Did he get out of this? Because I
don't I'm just not seeing it.
Speaker 1: I okay, good because I was saying it, am I
whow do not? Why am I not seeing the breathless
like OUTRG. I just don't know why this is a
big deal because it's.
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Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: I guess one of the big stories of yesterday was
the Pope. I mean, it's still like all the rage
this morning on the news, and there were some pretty
neat things about getting a new pope. So we'll kind
of get into that. Because when when we first saw
the white smoke, which of course everybody was gathered around
Systine Chapel to you know.
Speaker 2: In Vatican City to wait for the smoke.
Speaker 1: They wanted to see the white smoke, and finally when
it appeared, people absolutely rupted, and it was kind of
cool that there are so many young people that seem
to be like re engaged with religion.
Speaker 2: I thought that was kind of neat that I'm pretty
excited about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, and it just it seems to be
like just a huge level of excitement. Here is what
was going on on Fox when the white smoke came out.
Speaker 7: Oh, the white smoke out of the Sistine Chapel. This
means that we have a new pope. It is the
third vote that's been taken. This is quite frequent timing.
This is day two of the new Pope. We've waiting
for this vote white smoke any moment. We'll see if
this pope comes from the conservative wing of the party
the progressive wing, or is one of those consensus candidates.
Speaker 2: It's the first American, first American American pope.
Speaker 1: YEP and that is not something that most people ever
expected would happen, because I think generally America, like other countries,
typically think, well, America has too much power, they're too
big already. They don't get to also be the leader
of the Catholic Church. And so so this was a
little bit of a surprise. But it's Robert Prevost. He's
from Chicago. Uh, he went to Villanova, and he's got
a couple of brothers who've been making the rounds doing
interviews on TV, which has been kind of neat to watch,
just like his brothers are so regular and talking about
him like he's so regular, because he is regular, you
know what I mean, Like he's just a dude that
now all of a sudden, it's the pope. Is the pope?
Speaker 2: Can you imagine if like you're simpling pope, you'd be like, what,
like it's hard, you'd be giving him crap. But Christmas,
you know.
Speaker 1: You're post wild man, it is wild.
Speaker 2: You've been telling your brothers. You've been telling your brothers
they can't do certain things and they can't be me
and you anymore because you're the pope.
Speaker 1: Now, yeah, like that, yeah, he can get on them.
But the video when he first emerged on the balcony
was pretty wild because they do get a close up
of his face and I just cannot imagine what that
is like because keep in mind, he finds out that
he's going to be Pope like an hour before he
appears on the balcony to the world. Yeah, so it's
not like he's had a whole bunch of time to
process this, you know what I mean. And you can
see that on his face in this video. It's pretty
it's just wild to think about what's going through his head.
Speaker 8: And there he is a card applause going up for cool, amazing, amazing,
and doctor Liz Love was also talking about the the
symbolism of the red that he's wearing. You know, it
is a sacrificial role and that is the symbol of
the class.
Speaker 1: I cannot imagine.
Speaker 9: Can we see this beautiful.
Speaker 2: Close up view the humility in that, you know, at.
Speaker 10: The same level as the Lord Show, pro Clear, the
fourteenth pro Clear the fourteen amazing smiling.
Speaker 2: You can see who wouldn't be taken by the moment.
It's like he's emotional. It's very emotional.
Speaker 1: Mind you know, the weight of respons yes, the weight
of responsibility.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you and I Trump said, yeah, congratulations to
Cardinal Robert Francis. Provost is it Provost is the post
Prevost who was just named pope. It is such an
honor to realize that he is the first American pope.
What excitement and what a great honor for our country.
I look forward to meeting Pope Leo the ten what
is that fourteenth? Fourteenth? It will be I'm sorry, it'll
be a very meaningful moment. Yeah, it's really, it's really cool.
It's it is really I hope that, you know, my
hope with this pope. My hope with the Pope is
that he will bring people into the faith. It's always
my hope, right, I just I just hope that. I
know there's obviously a lot of weight in that position,
but that's always my hope. I just want people to
be closer to Jesus, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So that's what you guys.
Speaker 2: That's that's my pope hope, my pop hope hashtag pop pope.
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Speaker 1: Right back to the pope, because we have some you know,
people are like, what is he going to be like Francis,
is he going to be kind of, you know, a lefty,
Like what's.
Speaker 2: Going to be a comedy? Like is he going to
be a comie? That's what people want to know exactly.
Speaker 1: And so people were like trolling through and looking at
his Twitter feed and saw this from back in February
where he kind of wristslapped JD a little bit, saying
JD Vance is wrong. Jesus doesn't ask us to rank
our love for others. Because JD had talked in an
interview about, you know, putting family first and then extending
out from there, which I thought made all kinds of
sense actually, but this new pope called him out essentially,
and so that raised some eyebrows. But then you know,
there were other people that were super excited about this
on the conservative side, saying, listen, there's some really really
great things about Pope Leo. For example, he had even
so he has shared pro immigration posts. He also opposes
the promotion of gender ideology. He has called out the
mainstream media for fostering quote sympathy for beliefs and practices
that are at odds with the Gospel. He has called
out the homosexual lifestyle and alternative families. So, I mean,
he does seem to have some more moderated.
Speaker 2: Some more Catholic beliefs. That would be a start something
he could do as a Catholic pope. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, so, I know a lot of people are
worried that he's going to be super lefty. But I
liked this tweet from Michael Knowles, who was responding to
Beards and Beardley, who said Poplio is more conservative than
most of the MAGA influencers criticizing him. And Michael said,
this is the part that non Catholics sometimes miss. The
left right political paradigm does not map neatly onto an
institution that predates it by eighteen hundred years. The most
liberal Catholic prelate is substantially to the right of most
conservative Republicans on most issues. So maybe people just need.
Speaker 2: To like give him some grace.
Speaker 1: Yeah, be a little more optimistic about this pope, you know, like,
let's just see, right, like, let's see what happens.
Speaker 2: Or you can just read your Bible. You can just
do that. You can just have a relationship with Jesus
and read your Bible. That's just me though.
Speaker 1: I mean, my mom's Catholic, so obviously I texted her
immediately and I was like, what are your thoughts on
this pope? And I said, you know, if it were
for me, if it was going to be the first
American pope, I would have preferred Cardinal Dolan. And she
absolutely agreed with that and just simply said, I don't
know anything about this one. I'll have to look into it.
So she's kind of withholding judgment for now.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And he's pretty young too, so he's going to
be there for he's going to be there a while.
M hm, he is. Indeed, I guess we'll find out.
Speaker 1: That's right. We just got to have some Pope Hope,
you guys, we just have to have some Pope Hope's vote,
that's right. Naturally, the comedians were out in full force,
because anytime there's an event of this magnitude, people are
going to people about it, people are going to joke
about it. And one of those people was Jimmy Fayala,
who said, don't get too excited about the white smoke
coming out of the Sistine Chapel. They still have to
count the mail in ballots.
Speaker 2: I love, It's so great.
Speaker 1: That's Sexton also getting in on a little bit of
the fun, saying, yes, there's white smoke from the Vatican,
but how long before a Biden appointed judge reverses the
conclave's decision? So true, Let's see. There was another one
that made me giggle from who who is a from
Nightmare Vision said breaking, several hundred new papal ballots were
just discovered in America.
Speaker 2: It's always America the county.
Speaker 1: Crazy people also question why is it papal and.
Speaker 2: Not popele I don't know. There's a I don't know.
It's a great question Catholics anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I need to know that because I know they
also call it like the papacy.
Speaker 2: But why is it not the pope? And why or
why is he not called the pape? He should be
called he should be called the pape if it's pay pal.
Speaker 1: Consistency there, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Exactly what's going on? We want to know?
Speaker 1: I don't I don't understand that anyway, Pope pay Pope
also one of our favorite fast food restaurants, got in
on the fun, and so Popeye said, Pope, yes, that's
my favorite.
Speaker 2: That that's it. I'm out. I'm dying with the Internet
for the day. That's it. Gosh, that's so great. Whoever
runs their Internet, who runs their Twitter, I need to
be friends with them immediately. It's so fantastic.
Speaker 1: So remember yesterday when we were talking about how we
were so hopeful that all the hype about the big
giant announcements that Trump teased earlier in the week, we
were hoping that it was not just going to be, like,
I don't know, a trade deal, for.
Speaker 2: Example, the UK trade deal.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what it was.
Speaker 2: That's what it is.
Speaker 1: So I mean, yeah, it's a big deal, but like,
is it the biggest announcement that's ever been made in
the history of the world.
Speaker 2: Now, it's tremendous and huge and covered in gold. That's
what it is.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 1: So Scott Jennings tweeted about Trump's statement about the trade
agreement with the UK, saying, lol, I was assured on
TV two nights ago that the UK was forming alliances
to oppose the United States, and so could you read
Donald trump'snnouncement.
Speaker 2: The agreement with the United Kingdom is a full and
comprehensive one that will cement the relationship between the United
States and the United Kingdom for many years to come
because of our longtime history and allegiance together. It is
a great honor to have the United Kingdom as our
first announcement, many other deals which are in serious stages
of negotiation to follow.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your attention to this matter, to this matter.
So then you know, there was obviously a big presser
about it, and he held like a big news conference
about it, and we started to find out some more
of the details, which we'll get into in a second.
But interestingly enough, the very night before, so not last night,
but the night before, Jen Sackey was totally bitching on
her program about how there's no trade deals yet, and
now she sounds like such a complete card. So here's
what she said the night before.
Speaker 12: It's been more than a month, if you can believe it,
since Donald Trump announced his sweeping and pretty ridiculous tariffs,
But mister Art of the Deal, as he calls himself,
has not yet struck a single trade deal with any
single country you signed.
Speaker 2: Oh, Jen, you may want to retract that two wind
pass out of the tube there, Peppermint Patty.
Speaker 1: I mean, seriously, you can't give him just a tiny
bit of time.
Speaker 2: They're like, yeah, one hundred days, everything has to be sold.
Shut up.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just so ridiculous because most of these
agreements usually take years to get through years.
Speaker 2: And for a lot of the presidents, it never happens
exactly exactly.
Speaker 1: So along with the announcement about the uk trade deal,
Trump threw this little nugget into the mix. There is
also a deal finalized with Ukraine.
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to begin by just adding that we just concluded the
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quality rare earth.
Speaker 2: That's exciting, a rare earth.
Speaker 1: I love it, rare earthth So here's some of the
details about the deal, six billion dollars in new tariff
revenue coming at US. US tariffs on imports from the
UK raised to ten percent, UK tariffs on imports from
US lowered to one point eight percent, five billion dollars
in new exports from the United States, and there was another.
Speaker 2: I think we have another.
Speaker 1: Yes, the UK will reduce a whole bunch of barriers
that apparently discriminated against our products. There's going to be
more market access for our experts exports rather especially ag,
beef and ethanol. There's going to be new access for
our machinery and chemicals. There's gonna be We're bringing the
UK into an economic security alignment. We're ensuring strong industrial
based protections for steel and reciprocity and fairness.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, it.
Speaker 1: Seems like a pretty good deal. I just don't know
if it was like the giant earth shattering announcing pretty
good deal.
Speaker 2: I'm just waiting for Jen Psaki to complain about it.
Speaker 1: Oh there was complaints, Oh of course there are.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
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this trade deal because it was so funny to watch
the coverage after and actually not even after, but in
advance of it being announced, so people got wind of
the fact that, yes, the announcement was going to be
this trade deal, and it was like almost it's almost
seemed maybe I just miss maybe I just read more
into this than there actually was. But tell me if
you think that. In this clip from MSNBC, they seem
genuinely sad to have to report good news for Trump
and the United States, because that's what it seems like
to me. And again, I could just be overthinking it, but.
Speaker 13: This is going to be a political win for the
White House. Mika, We've already President Trump up very early
this morning, posting around five thirty in the morning. We've
heard him a couple times already today about this. They're
going to have an event at ten o'clock. He's going
to hold a news conference along with it. This is
going to be something that they recognize. White House ads
have told me for a while, it's been turbulent since
so called Liberation Day. They've seen the markets bounce back some,
but there's a lot of economic worries. They needed to
start delivering deals.
Speaker 4: This is the first.
Speaker 2: Mik and Joe are like, oh crap.
Speaker 1: It just seems like they're disappointed.
Speaker 2: They're dipted. Yeah, they don't want America to win. They
want us to They want Trump to lose. They want
us to lose. Of course they're disappointed. These people are delusional,
they're lunatics.
Speaker 1: Well, I guess that's at least better than one of
their I forget this guy's name, he's that slimeball that's
always on MSNBC. I mean them being sad and having
to report it gloomly is at least better than this
guy completely downplaying it.
Speaker 14: Probruit if you can't get a trade deal with the
longest standing and loyalist United States ally anywhere in the
world over generations. You're going to be in trouble when
you're dealing with some of the more obstreperous countries around
the world, the ones that are more willing to resist
your entreaties, and those seas point those Big Three are
still out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's see you do it right.
Speaker 1: Well exactly, That's why I love this tweet about it. Instead,
an MSNBC analysts claims a trade deal with the UK
is relatively low hanging fruit, then why didn't Biden do it?
Speaker 2: Exactly? God, these people are unreal. It just never ceases
to amaze me how they they downplay everything and they
just poo poo on Wins. I mean, that's you couldn't
do it. And he's like totally again, what like, it's hard.
This is basically what he's saying. Yeah, it is hard.
That's why we put Trump into office to do this stuff,
because he's a businessman and he knows how to do it,
and the other schleps that have been an don't know
how to do it. It's give give respect or respect
is due. He knows how to do this. Staff like,
for how hard is it to go, Yeah, this is
a win.
Speaker 1: Apparently, it's very very hard. They it's just it makes
them sick to their stomachs to have to report anything positive.
Speaker 2: About Trump and his agenda.
Speaker 1: It's just ridiculous, absolutely ridiculous. Now, as a result of
this trade deal and the ones that are expected to
be announced forthcoming, Trump is very very bullish on the
stock market, and he is encouraging everybody to get in
if you can. Here he is again from yesterday.
Speaker 6: This country will hit a point that you better go
out and buy stock.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 6: Let me tell you this, This country will will be
like a rocket chip that goes straight up. This is
going to be numbers that nobody's ever seen before.
Speaker 2: I believe in. I absolutely believe in numbers nobody's ever
seen before. That was a huge I hope so it
would be true mendus and huge and covered in gold.
And I hope so. I do. I mean, I hope
that for me and my family, and I hope it
for all of your families. I hope that that's the case.
I believe him. I have to believe him because I'm hopeful.
Why would you want that to be the case?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I absolutely wanted to be the case without question, right.
And also, you know, a presser with Trump wouldn't be
a presser with Trump unless he just did some good
old fashioned Trump snark. And in this case, he temporarily
directed his ire at Pete boot Edge Edge as he
called him.
Speaker 2: And here's what he said, so.
Speaker 6: Much and when they took over, Buddha diesge who has
no clue. You know, he drives to work in his
a bicycle with no fairness with his husband on the back,
which is a nice, loving relationship. But he didn't have
a clue. This guy didn't have a clue, and he's
actually a contender for president between him and Crockett.
Speaker 2: You can have that part of even Scott, even Scott
Bessett was laughing at that, right, He's like, that's funny
because what happens is right on the back of my bike.
He doesn't he drives his own car.
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not expected, you're kind of in shock and you don't
know what to do. People are mad at him because
he did not immediately rush to help her. He instead said,
we're gonna get her some help, and we're gonna, I
guess we're gonna go to commercial. Like he's in the
middle of hosting a show, and I know, you know,
we know what that feels like. So that's I do
give him a little bit of grace, but people are
mad at him.
Speaker 2: Here's what happened, ideology or it's not about uh.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, oh my god.
Speaker 2: We're just going to get some help the camera.
Speaker 4: Let me come back to Lydia while we get some
help for camera here.
Speaker 2: So the president, we're gonna actually we're gonna go to
a break right here, We'll be right. It was a
little that's a little unnerving. I'm a little I'm a
little irritated by that too. I'm not gonna lie. I mean,
his first instinct was the show must go on.
Speaker 1: Right, I mean I would oh god, I would have
hated it for everybody.
Speaker 2: I just hate it. I hate it for everybody too.
But I hope that my first instinct would be to
help her. I hope, yeah, I hope that that would
be what I would do.
Speaker 1: Would and we didn't see like it could be that
someone immediately rushed over to her. It seemed like he
was moving in her direction and then saw somebody coming
and then immediately was like I got to get back
on camera, you know what I mean. So I don't know,
I don't know. I don't know if peoplebody asked me
if her CPR obviously you know, well, and I don't know.
Like all I saw about the story this morning is
that they ended up saying she was fine, that she
was being tended to by paramedics. But I haven't heard
anything like.
Speaker 2: What definitive like exactly, I don't know, because that was
just a God bless her and that I happen on
camera like that, you know, I mean, I know you
can relate to that, you can relate like it's just
not something you want to go through.
Speaker 1: God, I know, I just don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I hope she's okay.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean they they said she was, but I
looked at her Twitter feed this morning and I haven't
seen anything. So I'm sure she'll a lot of people
like vaccine. Did she have a vaccine? I know, people
always their heads go right.
Speaker 2: There, right to a vaccine.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 2: Maybe, I'm sure she'll come out with a statement. She's
going to have to, you know, she will. People want
to know she's okay, surely.
Speaker 1: So yeah, that was that was That was something Barbara
thinks she's pregnant. Oh maybe she is. Well, that would
be a really lovely reason for her.
Speaker 2: To pass out, to be a lovely reason for her
to pass out, wouldn't it. That would be the best
reason ever for her to pass out. Yeah? Yeah, okay,
Well that I'm gonna I'm gonna go with that, right,
Let's let's go. Let's go with it. How are your
glasses this morning?
Speaker 1: You got some?
Speaker 2: These are my absolute best ones?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, because we've got two big, long Trump times.
I'm like, yeash, here we got announcements that you're going
to need to get through. Here is the first one, Okay.
Speaker 2: I am pleased to announce that Judge Jeanine Piro will
be appointed interim the United States Attorney for the District
of Columbia. Jeanine was assistant District Attorney for Westchester County,
New York, and then went on to service county judge
and District attorney, where she was the first woman ever
to be elected to those positions. During her time in office,
Jeanine was a powerful crusader for victims of crime. Her
establishment of the Domestic Violence Bureau in her prosecutor's office
was the first in the nation. She excelled in all ways.
In addition to her legal career, Janine previously hosted her
own Fox News show Justice with Judge Janine for ten
years and is currently co host of The Five, one
of the highest rated shows on television. Jeanine is incredibly
well qualified for this position and is considered one of
the top district attorneys in the history of in the
history of the state of New York. She is in
a class by herself congratulations.
Speaker 1: Need I mean, it does kind of seem like Fox
is the training ground for like it is appointees, or at.
Speaker 2: Least a place for recruitment.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 2: It's like there are a lot of people are recruited
from Fox. It is it is becoming a parent that
that is the case. I'm not saying she's not qualified.
I think she's not.
Speaker 1: Think my god, I love watching the liberals heads explode
over it.
Speaker 2: And I love her. I absolutely love her. So, I mean,
I think this is fine. It's just that you're right.
I think a lot of people it gives fodder to
people on the left to say, oh my god, he's
picking people from Fox, you know.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But I also like that she's she's going to be
the district attorney in d C. Yes, And you know,
people have to be hating that and worried about it.
Speaker 2: And she's a ballbuster.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, she wills the balls and.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 1: Because of it, there was another announcement from Trump and
you're gonna have to read that.
Speaker 2: As soon as the screen talks with Russia Ukraine continue,
the US calls for ideally a thirty day unconditional ceasefire,
hopefully an acceptable ceasefire will be observed and both countries
will be held accountable for respecting the sanctity of these
direct negotiations. If the ceasefire is not respected, the US
and its partners will impose further sanctions. Thousands of young
soldiers are dying on a weekly basis, and everybody should
want it to stop. I do, and the United States
of America does also. As President, I will stay committed
to securing peace between Russia and Ukraine together with the Europeans,
and a lasting piece it will be. This ceasefire must
ultimately build toward a peace agreement. It can all be
done very quickly, and I will be available on a
moment's notice if my services are needed. Thank you for
your attention to this matter. I love his transparency, mock
I love it. I love that we get these tweets.
I love the Yeah, he's constantly telling us what's going on.
These are honest, forthright tweets. I mean he's telling us
what's on his mind, what's on his heart, what he's doing.
I mean it's I love that. I absolutely love it.
Speaker 1: It's good stuff. It is unfor I mean, unfortunately, what
is happening. What will happen. It will continue to happen,
is it on the left? People will be like he
said he could stop, he could end this war in
twenty four hours. He said it over and over again.
Speaker 2: So obviously that's not the case.
Speaker 1: His involvement is crucial, but it's not getting things to
a place where they need to be. And so Martha McCallum,
the Reason for My Name today, had JD Vance on
yesterday to talk about that and many other things. And
here is what here's JD's update on Russia and Ukraine. Actually,
let me just quickly say he is responding in this
first little bit to the fact that Joe Biden on
the View, and we'll get to that in a little while,
but Joe Biden on the View criticized the meeting that
Trump had with Zelensky in the oval. He said it
was just like unbecoming of America or whatever. And so
Martha was asking JD about that, and that's what he's
responding to here, Buddy.
Speaker 15: On foreign policy, especially foreign policy Europe, it would not
be Joe Biden.
Speaker 4: So I wish Shoe Biden the best.
Speaker 15: I don't really care what he has to say about
American foreign policy because so much of what he actually
did was a total disaster. If we just did the
opposite of what Joe Biden did, I think we'd have
one of the most successful foreign policy administrations in a
very long time. So he can spend his time on
the beach or doing whatever Joe Biden does, we'll continue
trying to fix the problems that he created.
Speaker 2: Great, right, Yeah, I love the way that he did that.
Oh I know we're going to get to it, but
just take all the seeds, dude.
Speaker 1: Oh literally, I really liked.
Speaker 2: God, why is he talking?
Speaker 1: Why? Oh my god, it's so bad, so bad. Cannot
wait to show you. Go, show you guys those clips
if you did not see the view, which I hope
you didn't, because nobody should be watching that show as
a matter of ever the course of their day.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: The only place that he should be right now is
in bed, and hopefully he has some my Pillow sheets
on his bed, because they are the momb right now
at MyPillow dot com slash Chicks, they have got a
massive close out sale on their per Kale bed sheets,
So these are the ones that really are nice and cool.
Speaker 2: They I don't know how to describe the check.
Speaker 1: They're like smooth.
Speaker 2: And there's swimmery. They're good for summer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean they're good all season. I mean all
for all seasons, but particularly in the summer. They just
feel nice and crisp. That's the best way that I
would describe them. So literally, any size, it doesn't matter
if you have a California King whatever, whatever size sheets
you need. They are twenty five dollars, you guys, for
the last really good time stop five dollars. So this
is the time now they have and this is for
any color, this is for any size, but they are
running out.
Speaker 2: It's a good wedding gift people. Is wedding season too,
really good wedding gift I think? Or graduation totally?
Speaker 1: Yeah, kids get graduating from college and then.
Speaker 2: Kids going off to college in the fall like a
stock up. Now, yeah, a good time to buy stick
for real.
Speaker 1: So it's my pillow dot com slash chicks and then
of course the code is chicks to get even more
discounts my pillow dot com slash shh do I do it?
So apparently there You know, remember how they the media
always wanted to create a rift between Donald Trump and
Elon Musk. Yeah, they were constantly wanting to make it
look like they were fighting and couldn't get along. You're
now trying to do that with JD. Vance and Marco Rubio.
So they're trying to create a rivalry where none exists.
And so there was an article about that that Martha
McCallum asked JD to respond to, and.
Speaker 2: Here is what that looked like.
Speaker 1: There was more to the whole Ukraine thing. I'll let
him finish his thoughts on that before we get to
the Marco part.
Speaker 15: I think it's progress that they're putting concrete peace plans
on the table. But we knew that the Russians first
offer would be too much. We knew that they would
ask for more than was reasonable to give. That's how
negotiations often work. I'm not bothered by that. What would
bother me is if we conclude that the Russians are
not engaging in the negotiation and good faith, and if
that happens, yeah, we're going to walk away.
Speaker 4: The President's going to say we're out of this thing.
Speaker 15: And what that's going to mean, fundamentally, I think, is
that both Russia and Ukraine are going to be left
to settle this thing without the advice and without the
mediation of the United States. I don't think that's good
for anybody. I don't think it's good for US. I
don't think it's good for Russia or Ukraine. But we
can only lead these guys to the well, we can't
force them to drink.
Speaker 1: So that's I'm sorry that I didn't play that when
we were still talking about Russia Ukraine. But that was
really really interesting, right that He's like, if they don't
come to some sort of agreement, we are walking away totally.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he made that. A minute later, she asked, she
has said in a couple different ways in that interview. Yeah,
and he was like, yeah, we'll totally walk away.
Speaker 1: So which is I mean, music to a lot of
people's ears. Yet are sick and tired of funding this complete?
Speaker 6: Ye?
Speaker 2: Yeah, totally. I wish we would just stop yesterday.
Speaker 1: All right, So now here is the Marco part.
Speaker 16: Was asked who his successor should be, and he mentioned you,
what a fantastic job you're doing, he said, and in
the next breath he mentioned Marco Rubio. So, of course,
the latest headline is Trump stokes vance Rubio competition.
Speaker 2: Are you rivals with Marco.
Speaker 4: Rubio, not at all.
Speaker 15: Look, Marco is actually my probably my best friend in
the administration.
Speaker 4: We hang out and talk all the time.
Speaker 15: He's doing a really good job, and of course I'm
doing the best job that I can.
Speaker 4: My attitude on this is Martha.
Speaker 15: The President's not going to name a successor one hundred
and ten days into his administration.
Speaker 4: Nor should he.
Speaker 15: We have to do a good job for the American people,
and if we do that, the politics will.
Speaker 4: Take care of themselves.
Speaker 2: That's a great answer, isn't it. It is a great answer,
And I believe him. I think they probably are really
great friends, you know, I love they seem like they
would be. Yeah, and again I say this a lot,
but we have such great people on our side, such
competent able people, smart people, and they've got morons, you guys.
I mean, their beds just so shallow. So that is
very that is just so reassuring to me, very promising.
We should all be happy about that, Uh huh.
Speaker 1: And we've joked, everybody's joked, really about how many roles
Marco Rubio has assumed so many interim director of this
and that, And he's also obviously the Secretary of State.
I mean, he's been given a lot of roles. And
he joked about that at an Archives meeting, and here's
what he said.
Speaker 9: I joined the administration early on.
Speaker 5: They said, you know, one of the initiatives that we're
pursuing is to increase efficiency in government.
Speaker 9: In essence, they want to be able to do.
Speaker 5: More while you know, spending less or putting less. And
for example, they said, one of the things we want
you to look at is consolidation. Can you take, for example,
what today are four jobs and just give them all
to one person? And I said, that sounds like a
great idea. Let's we just do all across the government.
Little did I know they just met me, me, me,
But but it is an honor to be here tonight
on behalf of the National Archives, to speak to all
of you.
Speaker 9: And so it's great to stand here.
Speaker 5: As I said, it's always flattering to receive an award
and be recognized. You were speaker, you were a member
of the Senate, we're the chairman of this you're now
Secretary of State, and the National Security Advisor and the
acting Archivist and the acting USAID Director. So it's always
great to h and the surgeon general.
Speaker 9: No, I'm kidding.
Speaker 5: I'm not that I wanted it. I wanted it. You
get a uniform. Do you know you got a uniform
if you're a surgeon general. I wanted it, but we're
giving it away.
Speaker 2: Look at him, the comedian. I love it. I know,
he's just he is coming into his own My gosh,
he's so likable at this point, and so again, so competent,
you know what. But it does show that you can
take these jobs and smash them. You can smush like
four jobs into one. We have way too many positions
and government. He's proof that we can consolidate a lot
of these positions and save a lot of damn money.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm. I can't even imagine what his days look
like right now.
Speaker 2: I'm sure imagine. I'm sure they're crazy. But it But again,
in the real world that happens. There are people doing that,
you know, especially when you own your own business, but
maybe not especially I think people that are in the
corporate world too. We worked in the corporate world for
you know, half a century collectively, and when you did,
you worked, and you had different hats that you wore
depending on what your position was. But most of us
did that if you were in a whatever sort of
a leadership role, you wore a gagillion different hats. I
just feel like sometimes in government they have these very
distinct roles and that's the only thing you do. You
stay in your lane. And he's showing us that it's
you don't have to do that. You can consolidate some
of these roles and we can save money.
Speaker 1: So everybody likes that. Well, I mean Democrats don't like that,
but we like it.
Speaker 2: We do.
Speaker 1: Cash Bettel was in a hearing at the Capitol yesterday
and naturally any of the Democrats that asked him questions
were obnoxious af but he knows how to give right
back when he gets it. Oh he does not.
Speaker 2: He does not stand for it. And it was it
really is.
Speaker 1: I've watching him just get back at these folks is
just awesome. The first little tangle he had, or that
were showing you anyway, is with Patty Murray. This was
she was accusing him of weaponizing the FBI, and he was.
Speaker 2: Like, bitch, please so many words, Oh my god, I
wish you would have just said it.
Speaker 1: But here's what he actually said.
Speaker 17: Three thousand cases against violent God.
Speaker 18: Well that's not my question. We know that.
Speaker 17: Well, you asked if I was weaponizing the FBI, and
I am not. I'm giving you the hard, concrete examples
of the men and women putting handcuffs on bad people
doing harm to our children and innocent Americans.
Speaker 18: Ization have placed on leave FBI employees responsible for the
investigation of January sixth. That sounds political to me.
Speaker 17: I have not placed anyone on leave who has not
violated their ethical obligation or their oath.
Speaker 18: If they were investigating January sixth, you believe they were
violating an ethic Nope.
Speaker 17: I think the common theme here is you putting words
in my mouth and I'm not going to tolerate it,
nor will the men and women of the FBI.
Speaker 18: Well, you did play some leave an analyst responsible for
investigating Russia's meddling in the twenty sixteen election.
Speaker 11: Is that political sessions?
Speaker 2: That retribution?
Speaker 17: No, not if she broke the law or the ethical guidelines.
I don't know which case you're talking about, but that's
the standard. And we will hold ourselves inwardly accountable and
we will not be strayed from our mission because people
think we are politicizing the bureau. If you want to
talk about someone who was attacked by a weaponized bureau.
You're looking at him and now he's the director of
the FBI and he's cleaning it up.
Speaker 18: Well, I would just say to everyone who's listening that
the FBI needs to be focused on its mission to
keep the entire country safe. It should not be weaponized
for partisan political guilt.
Speaker 2: We are batty, that we are.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, he was like, we do. I just want
to make sure everybody heard. Yeah he said it. We
are beautiful, we are m hm.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I love that. He's completely awesome. If you're gonna
have a battle of wits with somebody like you should
at least have one single wit.
Speaker 1: Did you see how surprised she was?
Speaker 2: He's just yes, Well she was like what she what
was she surprised?
Speaker 1: She could not believe he was talking to her that way.
It was glorious.
Speaker 2: I just I couldn't tell. She has such a dopey
dog face. I couldn't see a lot of anything on
her face.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, there was a mouth drop. There was Okay,
she was a visible mouth drop.
Speaker 2: Just the i Q. It's so low on that side. Collectively,
it's so hard to it's so hard to watch that sometimes,
like I'm like, how did these people get into these positions?
I don't get it. Yeah, it's it's kind of gross,
it is.
Speaker 1: But then there's Senator Kennedy who makes everything better, and
so he just sort of says what everybody's thinking out loud,
and he was asking a totally legitimate question, but obviously
one that Cash wasn't personally responsible for. And that was
why did we the American taxpayers end up having to
pay Peter Struck and Lisa Paige gigantic aouts simply to
settle a lawsuit that they filed because they were fired
for interfering with the election. And so Kennedy is rightly
mad and I love him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, me too.
Speaker 11: Why did the FBI give mister Struck one bombs and
miss page eight hundred thousand dollars to settle lawsuit?
Speaker 17: Senator, I do not know that settlement was reached in
the prior administration.
Speaker 11: Who made the decision, the prior Department of Justice? Who
in the prior Department of Justice.
Speaker 17: The settlement for that kind of case can only come
from the Attorney General, which would be Attorney General maryck Carland.
Speaker 11: So the Attorney General decided to get. You have, mister
Struck one point two million dollars in miss page eight
hundred thousand dollars after they were fired after actively interfering
in the twenty sixteen election. Is that right?
Speaker 17: My understanding is that was a settlement.
Speaker 11: They agreed to pass me the sick bucket.
Speaker 2: Please, yeah, of our money.
Speaker 1: That's our many amount of rage that I have about it.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to control it. I just I can't think
of that one point two million. You got one point
two million for interfering, for being a treason his jackal.
That's he got paid. I mean, I'm I'd love to
have one point two million dollars. Wouldn't you love to
have that? Or eight hundred thousand? Wouldn't that be nice
for doing nothing but being a complete jackal. It's just gross.
These people are so gross.
Speaker 1: There was also a moment that a lot of people
are talking about. Say it was also with Senator Kennedy
because he asked him out right, did Jeffrey Epstein kill himself?
And the answer to that question was a surprise coming
from cash to a lot of people.
Speaker 11: Did Jeffrey Epstein hanging shell or did somebody killing senta?
Speaker 17: I believe he hung himself in a cell in the
Metropolitan Attention Center.
Speaker 11: Are you going to release all the information about that center?
Speaker 17: We are working through that right now with the Department
of Justice.
Speaker 11: When you think you'll have it done.
Speaker 19: Cash, I think in the in the near future, sir,
Like before I die, Centator, we are, we are, we've
we've been working on that, and we're doing it in
a way.
Speaker 14: That protects.
Speaker 17: Victims and also doesn't put out into the ether information
that is.
Speaker 4: Irrelevant.
Speaker 2: I don't know what to do about that. I don't
know what to do with that. Like what, no, what
information would be irrelevant? You know what I mean. I
understand the protecting victims part. I really do, because he
had a lot of victims, and of course you want
to protect victims. I get that that's a noble thing
to do. But like what information is irrelevant? I don't
get it. I don't understand.
Speaker 20: Well.
Speaker 1: I mean, if they're looking at like basically every piece
of information they have on Epstein from his entire collection
of files, documents, pictures, there's a lot of the way
there was a bunch of Yeah, probably a lot of
it is irrelevant, But I mean, how long is it
gonna fricking.
Speaker 2: Take Do you really think he hung himself? Do you
think that? I don't think he did either. I don't
think he can himself.
Speaker 1: Was he? So do you think he was just saying
that to be like, like, why would he say that?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 2: I think he was basically I think what he was
saying was that's what That's what the conclusion was, you know,
from his case or like the official that's the conclusion.
That was the official conclusion. I don't know if he
was saying that's what I necessarily believe. I think he
was saying that was the vicial conclusion, at least that's
how I read it.
Speaker 1: But maybe I'm I don't know, because I mean, he
asked him pretty direct, do you think he hanged himself?
Speaker 2: Do you cash Betel believe that? Right? Because I if
you ask me that same question, I would have been like, no,
I don't believe.
Speaker 1: That, right.
Speaker 2: So I don't know.
Speaker 1: So it's very interesting, it is, right, So I don't
I don't exactly know. A lot of people are like,
why is why is he saying that? Why isn't he
just saying, oh, he was absolutely murdered And we're going
to get to the bottom of it, you know what
I mean, I don't know so because I felt like.
Speaker 2: Before he got into that office he would have said
that mm hmmm, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's why it's got a lot of people scratching
their heads a little bit.
Speaker 2: So that's why we wanted to play it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, let's get let's move on to this
disastrous appearance by Joe Biden and Jill Biden on the view,
we're just going to sort of save the best for
last and go in order because when they when he
first it was just him and then Jill joined him
later on, but when it was just him, will be
started out by basically asking how he was. I think
that she was doing that in a way to say
like how are you cognitively, but he did not answer
it that way, and maybe I misread how she was asking.
Maybe she really was just like how are you? You know,
like asking it generally. But here is how that exchange.
Speaker 17: Went beyond happy to have you here today for a lot.
Speaker 4: Of different reasons.
Speaker 18: But my question is how are you?
Speaker 10: How you tell her, I'm well, the family is well,
thank god, things are moving along, and we're getting squared
away trying to figure out what the most significant and
consequential role I can play consistent what I've done in
the past.
Speaker 2: So the role that you played in the past was
as a puppet for a cable, for a group of
people that literally used you as a puppet. So what
are you Jill's puppet now? I guess that's what you're
going to do. If you're going to continue a role
that's similar, that's what you're going to do. You're out
of your gourd. Man, he looks so old and out
of his mind. Why would they? Why would he? Why
would Jill allow him to be paraded around like this?
Speaker 1: Well she got asked about that too and was very,
very defensive, but we'll get to that. They also asked
him about Kamala and why he thought she lost, whether
he was surprised that she lost, and whether or not
they still are in communication. And here is that part,
Why do.
Speaker 20: You think the vice president lost? And were you surprised?
Speaker 10: I wasn't surprised, not because I didn't think the vice
president most qualified person to be president. She is, she's
qualified to be president United States of America. But I
was surprised. I wasn't surprise because they went the root
of the sexistirit all.
Speaker 11: Oh my god.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean really, I've never seen quite as successful
and a consistent campaign, under cutting the notion that a
woman couldn't lead the country, and a woman of mixed race.
I talked to her frequently. We stay in touch. Number one,
Number two, she's sought my opinion. I'm not going to
tell you what it is.
Speaker 11: What to wear to the met gala.
Speaker 10: But all kind decides she's she's got a difficult decision
to make about what she's gonna do. I hope she
stays fully engaged. I think she's first rate. But we
have a lot of really good candidates as well. Yeah,
I'm optimistic. I'm not pessimistic about it.
Speaker 2: You should be. Yeah, it's same old sexist and racist
bull crap.
Speaker 1: Can you even Yeah, he was so delusional, like talking
about how they were so successful. I mean it did
him no favors ye to be on that show at all.
Speaker 2: They learned nothing. He is out of his mind, completely
out of his mind.
Speaker 1: Yeah. They asked him if he thinks that if he
would have stayed in, would he have beaten Trump? And
here's what he said.
Speaker 21: Mister president, you had previously said that you thought that
you would have won. Since then, Donald Trump won all
the battleground states and made in roads with almost every
major demographic, from working class voters to Hispanic men to
black men. Knowing what you know, now, do you think
you would have beat him?
Speaker 10: Yeah, he's still got seven fewer votes. Yeah, they're very
close in those those toss up states. It was. It
wasn't a slam dunk. And so for this way, he's
had the worst hundred days any presidents ever had.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's remarkable, isn't it. There are people
in that audience that truly believe that too, Oh my god. Right,
and the women that the cows on that stage, which
is mean to cows because I love cows, they believe
that too. It's the worst one hundred days. You guys,
it's the worst hundred days, really. I mean, the border
is the most secure it's ever been. Not even credit for.
Speaker 1: That, oh no, In fact, there was blame for that.
I think we have a little clip of that too
coming up. But one of the things that I just
could not believe is that Joy Behar is now trying
to position Trump as being obsessed with Biden and the
only reason, like she went off talking about how listen
just to how many times he's mentioned you in the
past one hundred days. The only reason that there are
a number of times that Trump has mentioned Biden is
because Trump is always out there. He is always on camera,
he's always talking to press, He's always addressing questions about
his presidency versus the last one.
Speaker 2: Always.
Speaker 1: It has nothing to do with being obsessed with Biden
and everything to do with how transparent of a president.
He is, right, But naturally Joy doesn't see it that way.
She just thinks he is like obsessed with you.
Speaker 22: So I've noticed that Trump can't stop talking about it.
He's obsessed with you. As late April, he had mentioned
you and your family and your administration at least five
hundred and eighty times.
Speaker 2: Did you count.
Speaker 22: We're talking shrink land now, because you know, when you're
obsessed with somebody, you have to look in yourself and say,
what is going on here? And Trump's cabinet meeting last week,
your name was invoked fifty two times, and he blamed
you for the economic mess that his tariffs are causing.
Why is he so fixated on you and blaming you
for everything?
Speaker 2: You didn't beat him? Oh my god, you didn't the thing.
You had to drop out, you old fool. Well, I
think he was talking about the other time he like,
but I mean like he had to drop out the
second time around, and then he got replaced by Kamala.
Speaker 1: So the fact that he actually.
Speaker 2: Has the sense of self importance and the reason if
any if if Trump mentions him at all, it's because
he has to undo all right horrible things that he
did to destroy the country. He's having to clean up
his mess, and it is a giant effing mess. Oh
my god. I mean, the lack of self awareness and
the gas lighting. I'm just just thinking of the gas lighting.
That's I'm just tired of it. I feel like we've
just been gaslet for like four straight years and it
just continues with these people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, every time that he makes an appearance on anything,
he is convinced that that he that he was too successful,
almost that he was that it was such a he's
still looking back on.
Speaker 2: His presidency as a huge success too.
Speaker 1: It's incredible. That's incredible.
Speaker 2: He didn't even run the country. You were puppet. You
were told what to do. It's un.
Speaker 1: And it wouldn't have been a Biden appearance without like
at least fifteen straight seconds of utter gibberish like this.
Speaker 10: All the project, the benefits. How do you lead the
world with having that best instructional How do you lead
the world having without the best healthcare inn role? How
do you lead the world without having the best education?
Speaker 1: How do you lead the world.
Speaker 11: And you don't have that done?
Speaker 4: Serious?
Speaker 2: Understand word of that? Yeah, the adderall was wearing off
because you know that he was just jacked full of
drugs when he went into that interview. How much adderall
does it take to get that guy on a stage?
And it was weird. That had to have been at
the end of the interview and they were like.
Speaker 1: Cut no, because that's before Jill was there. Oh my god,
that was about midway through. Yeah, that was yike.
Speaker 2: Seriously, I think of how much they have to do
to get him prepared to speak and of people mm hmm, wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's bad. They also Alisa Fair probably was asking
the toughest of the questions, and she asked, does he
take any responsibility for the fact that Trump ended up winning?
And did he recognize that Trump has basically secured the border?
So this is a dual answer that you're about to hear.
But the border part is where I was just like,
are you freaking kidding me?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's remarkable.
Speaker 21: Take any responsibility for Trump's reelection.
Speaker 10: Yes, I do, because look I was in charge and
he won, so you know, I take responsibility number one.
But number two. You know, you remember we put together
a commission leading with one of the most conservative members
of the United States Senate Oklahoma running it. We came
up with a significant means by which we could deal
with a border. What did Trump do? He got on
the telephone and he called Republicans, do not support it.
It's legal, it'll work, it'll make it look good. Don't
do it. They backed off. They backed off.
Speaker 2: Because it wasn't a border bell member. It was like
full of crap. I know right there.
Speaker 1: Has no one told him that the border is perfectly
now sealed and shut and closed and say, sh Blondie,
Oh my god.
Speaker 2: They don't care because they don't live near the bord.
These women, they don't care. They live in gated communities,
they live in gajillion dollar houses. They don't have to
worry about that kind of stuff.
Speaker 11: They don't.
Speaker 2: They never have, they never will.
Speaker 1: I mean, a great follow up would have been, like,
you do realize that it is now secure without any
Congress action.
Speaker 2: Do you think that you think Alyssa Farah is going
to have a follow up? Seriously, she's the token conservative
on that panel of.
Speaker 1: Anna Navarro, who is a Republican.
Speaker 2: Publican. Okay, yeah, oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: So then Jill came, and this was when things went
off the rails, because when Jill came, they asked about
all of these reports and all these books that are
being written by Jake Tapper and whoever else saying there
was some serious cognitive decline going on that ended up
not getting reported or possibly even covered up. What do
you have to say for that? Joe Biden proceeds to
answer in a completely cognitively declined way, a way that
made no sense. But the worst part is that Jill
had to come to his rescue and then ended up
proving how declined he has become because he couldn't even
answer the question. And she doesn't even realize that, you guys,
she doesn't even realize she's doing it. Yeah, but here
is that.
Speaker 2: Just their president?
Speaker 21: Since you left office, there have been a number of
books that have come out deeply sourced from Democratic sources
that claim in your final year there was a dramatic
decline in your cognitive abilities in the in the final
year of your presidency. What is your response to these
allegations or are these sources wrong?
Speaker 11: They are wrong.
Speaker 10: There's nothing to sustain that number one. Number two. You know,
think of what we were left with. We left for
the circumstance where we had an insurrection, I started nonsense.
We had a circumstance where we were in a position
that we in the pandemic because of the incompetence of
the last outfit, end up over a million people dying,
million people dying. And we're also in a situation where
we found ourselves unable to deal with a lot of
just basic issues. And I won't go into it in
interested time. And so we went to work and we
got it done.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 10: One of the things that that well.
Speaker 23: And Alyssa, you know, one of the things I think
is that the people who wrote those books were not
in the White House with us, and they didn't see
how hard Joe.
Speaker 1: Worked every single day because he was hitting get up.
Speaker 23: He put in a full day and then at night
he would I'd be in bed, you know, reading my
book and he was still on the phone reading his briefings,
working with staff. I mean, it was NonStop. It's the
White House. Being president is not like a job. It's
a lifestyle. It's a life that you live. You live
at twenty four hours a day. That phone can ring
at eleven o'clock.
Speaker 1: At night or two in the morning.
Speaker 2: It's constant.
Speaker 23: You never leave it. And Joe worked really hard. I
think he was a great president. And if you look
at things today, if you look at things today, give
me Joe Biden anytime.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, horrifying, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: She had to save his ass, like what he.
Speaker 1: Was talking about the An insurrection and COVID in response
to a question about books being written.
Speaker 2: About his brain. Yes, I know, she had to save
his ass. Wow. If that doesn't tell you everything, I
can't help you.
Speaker 1: I mean, I know, how can anybody at this point,
after watching that still say it was fine?
Speaker 2: It was totally fine. Years every single one of those
women on the view will do it even Alissa Farah
will do it. They'll do it because they have an
extreme TDS and they will absolutely go to bat for
that dementia ridden old fool who's sitting on that stage,
he has no idea where he is half the time,
and they'll still get a bat for him. It's unreal.
Speaker 1: So lastly, there was a clip where so they were
asking about the criticism of Jill. So they asked, Jill,
you get criticized for keeping Joe in a cocoon like that.
You basically sheltered him from the world, you know, like,
what do you have to say for yourself? And kinds
like her answer it makes no sense. She's like, well,
that's just because nobody could see him.
Speaker 4: Why.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm obviously paraphrasing.
Speaker 20: You are your husband's fiercest advocate and a close advisor,
and it's been reported that you created a sort of
cocoon around him and kind of limited his interactions with
the media and others. Do you think you could have
been too close to the situation to objectively gauge whether
he could handle a full four four years.
Speaker 23: I was with Joe day and night. I saw him
more than other person. I went woke up with him,
I went to bed at night with him, So I
saw him all throughout the day and I did not create.
Speaker 1: A cocoon around him. I mean, you saw him in
the oval. No, you saw.
Speaker 2: Now, we never did.
Speaker 1: We never saw him hiding somewhere.
Speaker 23: I didn't have him, you know, sequestered in some place.
Speaker 2: I mean that's yeah, you did.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I never saw him.
Speaker 2: We never ever saw him. Yeah, that's her defense.
Speaker 1: Did you keep him in a cocoon? I was with
him twenty four to seven. Okay, so you're saying, yes,
what you want a physical cocoon.
Speaker 2: I mean, I didn't build a physical cocoon, but I
was just with him all the time, and I kept
him from view of the public with me. But it
wasn't my cocoon I did. Oh my god. Yeah, they're whack,
deletely whacked whack.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. So obviously we have talk. Was Jenny
who after this debacle of an interview Anna Navarro was
on the panel with him.
Speaker 2: God, oh my god.
Speaker 1: He absolutely he and I think it was Ben Ferguson
was the other conservative. They literally doubled over laughing at
Anna Navarro trying to defend Biden, saying he rarely lied.
Speaker 2: God, this is the greatest critical recording about this guy.
Speaker 22: Well, we asked him, We asked him directly today, did
you tell.
Speaker 2: I don't think he tells.
Speaker 1: I don't think he.
Speaker 9: Tells many lies.
Speaker 2: I don't think he's gonna you know, you know why
you don't get to.
Speaker 17: Laugh like that, because because.
Speaker 1: Because it's grade.
Speaker 2: She's not used to that. She's used to being on
a panel with a bunch of women who just like
it's like you go, girl, it's that all day, you know,
and then she gets into a situation where there's Scott
Jennings and she's, oh my god, what am I supposed
to do? You know, she's not used to that because.
Speaker 1: Listen, rarely lied, you guys, it's rarely died.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean no idea where he was.
Speaker 1: We have some people to think. Yesterday, Carmen Perez Seemson said,
I went to Ireland to Scotland last year on American
no issues. Everyone was so nice and accommodating. Went to
Scotland last month, flew Delta. We got to the airport
two hours early.
Speaker 2: This one continues.
Speaker 1: We were denied boarding as we needed to be there
three hours before. Screwed up all of our connections. Three
days later we caught up to our group in Scotland.
Speaker 2: That sucks American.
Speaker 1: Every single person has had an issue with every single
airline at one point or another yep.
Speaker 2: I just American can suck it. They can suck.
Speaker 1: All the bulls, all the bulls for real. This one
came through oddly, but Stephanie Levy sent money in honor
of her forty sixth birthday, which is which was yesterday.
She said, thank you chicks for keeping me in the
know and keep the giggles coming. Take my my birthday.
And Shelley Bolton said shit to say from yesterday. Love
the video from Colombia with people like, oh crap, now
we're stuck in here with an alarm blaring lol. Also Congress,
people that can't speak English, WTF and apparently it takes
less than thirty seconds to filibuster now l L. Shannon
Mays said, Happy Mother's Day weekend to you, beautiful ladies.
I get to spend my weekend watching my oldest son
graduate from college and my youngest play travel baseball. God
has truly blessed.
Speaker 2: That is a blessing. Happy Mother's Day to you, Shannon.
Speaker 1: That is awesome. And then I think today we just
got okay. So that was Shannon, And then today Carrie
Heath said, good morning, chicks, please join me in congratulating
my daughter Bridget who finished her volleyball season last night
with an awesome performance in the semifinals. They were missing
three players and still held their own until the bitter
end against the number one seed. You go girls, that's awesome.
Susette Paramore said, I watched your interview with Tim Burchett.
It was so good. He was off the chain.
Speaker 2: He was right complete chaos and we loved it so great.
Speaker 1: Kelly Basoko said, Joe Biden should have sheets made by
Mike Lindell. Mike was so outspoken about the election steal
in twenty twenty. That is just a glorious thought to
get me through the weekend. Have a lovely Mother's Day,
chicks and all the chicks in the audience.
Speaker 2: Of the stity. They should have my pillow in the
White House like they should, like every single bed in
the White House should have my pillow pillows, and they should,
you know.
Speaker 1: Over on Locals, Audrey Kraus five said, it is so
infuriating that Biden insults half the country saying that Kamala
didn't win because of her being a biracial woman. He
just really annoys the crap out of me. Then doctor
Jill having to jump into answer for dementia, Joe. Those
harpies on the view are just disgusting. Yeah, Roth, Lady
Wright says, I am one with Kennedy. I am constantly
saying sorry God after cussing someone out in my car
or picturing myself throat touching some heifer Karen in the throat.
So sorry, God, but that bitch deserved it. I just
can't help myself, make me a better person, make people smarter.
Speaker 2: Every day. This is my struggle every day. It's real.
It's the struggle is real.
Speaker 1: It is real. All right, now you all right?
Speaker 2: Rachel Gerhart new Pope is a continuation of old Pope
but worse. Leo Zagami explains his background. I just pray
God can change his heart and do something amazing.
Speaker 1: Yikes, I mean, but do we know for sure? There's
a lot of chitter chatter. But like I'm just holding
onto what Nol said, which is that even liberal Pope
is more conservative than a whole bunch of conservatives bitching
about a liberal pope.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he's the Pope, and I feel like that's
kind of a low bar. He's the freaking Pope anyway.
Jamie Hill, Happy Mother's Day to our chicks. And all
the chicks watching love our community. We do too, best
in community ever. Happy Mother's Day to everybody. Randy Craig
Biden is president. Total elder abuse, Yes, Jill, I mean
is guilty of that. Totally. God, She's awful, the worst,
the absolute worst. Becky Anderson, Happy Mother's Day, chicks and community,
love watching every day my daily dose of sanity. Thank you, Becky.
Happy Mother's Day to you. Curio twenty three. Trump has
to name Sleepy Joe so often to list the un
effing he is doing. Yeight Y's right, Uh huh. Jennifer,
No love you. We love you, Jennifer, Jennifer, we are
thinking about you. We love you. Everybody's lifting you up
in prayer still. Teresa Raymundo, Thanks chicks on the right.
I appreciate you watching the View so I don't have to.
The nausea can be too much. I had tooth extraction
recently and that was better than any moment spent watching
the View. I need pays for those five hags, so true,
Thank you, Theresa. Donkey hoodie, there's a fish called a
boops boops. Look it up. There is not We got
to do that. We're going to fact us on that what.
Speaker 1: To name things?
Speaker 2: I know, name things you name it a boops boops,
I mean yeah, I know. I can see you doing that.
Jose Rodriguez, morning from Texas. A happy Mother's Day to
you both. Hear some prosecco or mocha money, have a
drink on me and enjoy your day. Just take my
mother money. Thank you, bost Say Brian Brumley, Happy Mother's Day.
That's all I've got. Take my money. Thank you for
your attention to this matter. Believe move a Hi, ladies.
Dementia Joe is a great new name for crooked Joe.
Happy Mother's Day. Thank you, pleepe, Thank you guys. We
hope everybody has a wonderful Mother's Day. We're bringing it in. Oh,
is that it? Yes?
Speaker 1: And well, I just wanted to give a quick shout
out to one of our audience members who I met
last night. And hell hello to Anne and her husband Dennis.
They were precious and and I'm.
Speaker 2: Sorry to get to meet you. I left, I left
beautifre get to meet you. Everybody have the most magnificent
Mother's Day. I hope everybody gets spoiled mother's stepmothers, mom
figures Grandma's everybody. I hope you get spoiled rotten this
weekend and we will talk to you on Monday.