Speaker 1: You guys. We made it to Friday. We made it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, let's go.
Speaker 2: Jerks is right, let's go, Jerks, Mark, let's do it. Okay,
what's coming up on today's show? I will tell you,
I will tell you what's coming up? Hunter, he's plug.
Speaker 1: Guilty, Okay.
Speaker 2: Bongino has a warning for conservatives, Joe Biden fesses up
on the Inflation Reduction Act.
Speaker 1: And CNN blasts.
Speaker 2: Kamala for using Trump's border wall and ads I'm here
for that. All that and so so so much more
coming up on today's show.
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That was the YouTube, jerk.
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Speaker 1: Do that. Do it Friday, you guys, It's Friday. Oh
my gosh, I'm so excited Friday.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's going to be a long show.
Just fy, It's going to be a normal show today
because it's Friday, and.
Speaker 1: We just need to have a normal show. That's true.
We really do need to have a normal show. True.
I mean, we just we need it. I feel like
you guys need it. I just feel like we all
need it.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: We do, we do, We need need some time. Mock
needs to refinish some more furniture.
Speaker 3: Which question for you and any other furniture refinishing fanatics.
Speaker 1: Yes, when you have.
Speaker 3: A piece of furniture that has like teeny tiny groups
and detail and like all kinds of you know, it's
not just smooth, but it's like intricate, what do you what?
What do you use when you're refinishing it? Because normally,
like on the smooth stuff, I just use what is
it steel wool? So what do I use to get
into the little grooves.
Speaker 5: When I have to?
Speaker 1: Because you're are you sanding it?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean I already stand it.
Speaker 3: But like with the with the furniture stripper stuff, like
the chemical how do I apply it to those tiny
little areas. Can you use a brush?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm asking, is, like, what sort of brush?
Speaker 2: I think toothbrush, like a little toothbrush, a small wire brush,
a little brush.
Speaker 3: Okay, toothbrush is an interesting idea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're gonna have to be intricate about it.
Speaker 2: Fine wire brush or I think a toothbrush is a
great idea. Like a little brush, okay, like the smallish,
smallest brush you can find, and a toothbrush is pretty small.
Speaker 1: That's pretty yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, A cute tip Okay, that's another a good idea. Yeah,
just I feel like it'll disintegrate on contact with this.
Speaker 1: Refinisher that I use.
Speaker 3: It is like I wear a mask and everything when
I'm doing it. It's true, if I had no hands,
I couldn't talk. You're right, Jim's like, God, I don't
know what would I do. I'm never able to function.
Speaker 2: I've never worn masks when I've done that, which probably
explains why my brain is the way it is. I
just go out there and I just start using chemicals.
Speaker 3: You got how can you stand the smell?
Speaker 6: I know?
Speaker 3: Right, oh, Holton, I can't even I hate it and
I'm outside you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Now, I know it's gross. I have problems.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, wire brushes, Okay, there you go. Yeah, that's
the thing, like a plastic toothbrush. I feel like it'll
just melt. The stuff is Yeah, it is. It's fierce,
It is fierce.
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 3: Well, I didn't mean to get off tangent about all
of these.
Speaker 2: People that refinished furniture in our in our comments section,
got our community.
Speaker 1: Everybody's so handy.
Speaker 3: And so handy and creative, and I am not. This
is like a big fat chore for me, and I'm
fantastic wait for it to be over about Wait, all right,
let's get to a couple of vemos that we got
from missus Shelley yesterday.
Speaker 1: This is the one that she always has shit to say.
She has shit to say, you guys. So she said,
morning girls, from your girl with shit to say.
Speaker 3: I'm so excited about the Miao greens for my snickers.
We already do coat defense and I use field of Greens,
so now my snick gets her greens.
Speaker 1: Love y'all, snack nickers make me's a snack.
Speaker 3: And then Shelley also says shit to say. Number two.
There we go funny how the rhinos like Liz are
the ones going over to the dem side and they're
already sellouts, but the Dems coming into the light.
Speaker 1: It's like they're waking up finally. It's interesting. It is
very interesting. It's very very interesting.
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Speaker 2: You give cats break care less. You can put it
on wet food absolutely.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I don't know why you wouldn't even mix
it in.
Speaker 1: You can just mix it right in there, put it
on wet food.
Speaker 3: In fact, that's a great idea, and you should report
back on how that works. Do it because I don't
have a cat, so I can't tell you if like,
I can't say my cat loves it because I don't
have a.
Speaker 1: Cat and I'm waiting on my cat from the universe.
Speaker 3: Any day. Now, Okay, let's get back to some headlines.
So we showed those two venmos, but we also have
other screenshot headlines that are important to share. With you,
namely that no Stradamis guy, that guy that like has
correctly predicted elections for basically ever. He is saying it's
gonna be Kanalla. You guys, so take that with all
the grains of salt okay, because you should. This guy
may have had a good record, but it doesn't mean
that it's happening for sure. Because, for example, as Colin
Rugg pointed out, this guy Alan Lichtman, that's the No
stra Damis guy, he has correctly predicted nine out of
ten recent elections except for two thousand, which is kind
of a big one. And he also incorrectly predicted that
Trump would win the popular vote in twenty sixteen. So
he's not always right. And so I'm just putting it
out there that yes, he's making this prediction, but it
doesn't necessarily mean that he's one hundred percent right all
of the time. And now Nate Silver is saying that
there's a fifty eight percent chance Trump is going to
win versus Harris's.
Speaker 1: Forty two percent. So see, it just depends on who
you listen to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if fine, if he listen, If Kamala wins because
they had Shenanigans.
Speaker 1: Yeah, That's how I feel about it.
Speaker 2: There there's lots of shenanigans and illegue like when I
say shenanigans, lots of illegals voting stuff like that.
Speaker 6: Hm.
Speaker 3: So, especially because we know how much she will suck
as a president. Look at her tax hike plan on
its own. God, we're looking at capital gains going from
twenty to twenty eight percent, the top income tax bracket
going from thirty seven to almost forty percent.
Speaker 1: What the hell I know?
Speaker 3: Unrealized capital gains, which you've got to tune into our
podcast with Slack Abraham from Blowarck Capital Management this weekend
because he.
Speaker 1: Talks a lot about that.
Speaker 3: It's zero percent right now, as it should be. Yeah,
and it's going to go to twenty five percent for
those with one hundred million net worth.
Speaker 1: But that's just the tip of the I. You guys
got a trickle down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you guys have got to pay attention to that.
The unrealized capital gain stuff absolutely freaks me out.
Speaker 1: It really does.
Speaker 2: It should freak everybody out, because that is a slippery
slope and at what from what you know, Just like
Mox says, it will absolutely trickle down once they open
that door and that can of worms were done. We're done.
That's it is socialism, so GCQC. So it is absolute communism,
is what they've opened the door to. So it's crazy town.
That's this forty percent top top income tax rate. What
are we France? What's even happening?
Speaker 3: And then already they're taking a tax from your investment income.
So if you have retirement plans, if you've got four
to one k's iras, whatever savings account sitting around, you're
already getting taxed on that three point eight percent. It's
going up to five under Kamala. And then this the
corporate tax rate. She's talking about taking it from fifteen
to twenty eight percent, and she's going to try to
go out there and say, oh, I'm all for the
working class and small businesses. Pull please f you, lady fu.
And that's, of course on top of the fact that
she would allow the Trump tax cuts to expire, So
we're already going to get a tax hike instantly the
second that those expire, because she's not going to renew them,
and then on top of that, she's going to increase it.
Speaker 1: And yet we're supposed to believe that people are going
to vote for her as president. I just can't.
Speaker 3: Well, there will be there will be a.
Speaker 2: Lot of stupid people that do and think that they're
and they're they're the same people that are like, I'm
going to get free college, okay, right, my loans are
going to.
Speaker 1: Be paid off like poof, No, that's just they're just
going to cancel them. That they're those those people, those
stupid ass people.
Speaker 2: That believe that stuff, that believe that money comes from
you know, unicorn farts and puppy kisses, that's what they believe.
These are the dumb people that we're fighting against. But
I but I do, on top of that, believe that
if they win, it's because of Shenanigan's mm hmm yeah.
Speaker 3: And absolutely there's no other explanation for it. And now
there's actually a lot of videos you can find them
all over social media of voter registration booths where I
saw one this morning even where this guy and this
was somewhere in Arizona, I think. And so this nonpartisan,
this group is trying to get people registered to vote
and all they require is an ID. So this guy
went up to them and said, Hi, I'm from like
I don't even know like Yugoslavia wherever he was from
some other country. And he said, but I'm able to
get a state ID, so can I register to vote?
And that first they'll say you have to be a
United States citizen to vote. And he was like, well,
what proof do I need to tell you that I'm
a US citizen? And they say nothing, because tell us
just say it. I mean that there there's no mechanism
to verify citizenship, which means, of course there are people
that are going to take.
Speaker 1: Advantage of it.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, you just get I have like illegals walking in
They're going, yeah, I'm a citizen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is what they're doing.
Speaker 3: Absolutely will happen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I got a show ID to get a
freaking pseudo fed.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: It's just madness, you guys, It's madness.
Speaker 3: It's absolutely crazy. But that is why Democrats are so
afraid of the Save Act and why there are government's
probably gonna get shut down because they won't vote on
requiring proof of citizenship.
Speaker 9: They just won't.
Speaker 1: Yep, they don't want to.
Speaker 3: Trump mentioned he did an economic briefing yesterday and we've
got some clips of that to share with you in
just a little bit. But at that speech that he gave.
He did say Elon Musk suggested having this government efficiency Commission,
and I'm going to do it.
Speaker 1: He said, it's happening.
Speaker 3: And Elon said, I look forward to serving America if
the opportunity arises. No pay, no title, and no recognition
is needed.
Speaker 2: This would be such a beautiful thing. Spend analysis, that's all.
We need him to go in there and just start
cutting fat like you did at Twitter. And they're being
but hurt people and I am here for it.
Speaker 3: So here for it. Oh my god, thought I would
get the popcorn.
Speaker 1: I would just watch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, watch is all the all the inefficient and nept
unnecessary people. I mean by fine, now by it's just
a thing of beauty.
Speaker 3: And then we could finally see the end of nonsense
like this. So the HHS just awarded two hundred and
twenty five thousand dollars to the University of Colorado to
study And this is not a joke, whether trans masculine
adolescents can benefit from cross sex hormones as migraine treatment.
This is the kind of shit that our money is
going to fun. It's just it's it's nonsense.
Speaker 2: I can assure you it's you're not going to benefit.
This is there's no migraine benefit. It's like, I can
this is this is it's so absurd what they found?
What was it that what do they call the what
is the brand pulse that that study called there's a
name for it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, study.
Speaker 2: I can't remember the name of his study, but he
does like a this is what they've wasted your money
on every year study and and it's you look at it,
and I think it was like almost a trillion dollars
that they just what that they just they literally set
on fire of our money. Yeah, the fastest thank you,
the fastest report, Thank you Carrie. Yes, and it's which
is a great name for it, right, but that's what
he names it. You guys, I encourage you to go
look at it because the stuff you've seen in it,
you're like, you cannot make it up. It's just crazy
what we're what we're.
Speaker 1: Throwing our money away on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's just as infuriate it is. It's absolutely infuriating.
Now here's an interesting thing. I know yesterday we played
that video like showing all kinds of people Trump Kamala
everybody in Ai and like wearing horrible things and eating
horse AI is just so disturbing, but sometimes it can
be useful. For example, Brett Weinstein, I'm Sidy, not Brett.
Eric Weinstein asked GPT to imagine a modern political party
and that all you know about that party is the following,
and then he laid out how Democrats have been democratic lately.
So you imagine a party that champions rights for state
sponsored schools public schools over the rights of parents on
behalf of their own kids. It promotes a quality of
outcome over a level playing field. It's concerned that unfettered
speech is a threat to the safety of the population.
It supports candidates chosen by party leaders rather than the
people via primary race. It celebrates choices for irreversible self
sterilization via reproductive surgical mutilation within the K twelve curriculum.
And it does not want people to have to show
ID to vote. You ask chat GPT that and the
question is to which political parties is this unspecified party
most similar worldwide and throughout history. And here's what GROX says,
communists or socialist parties, authoritarian regimes, and progressive movements.
Speaker 1: Surprise.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then on chat GBT you can replicate it over
and over. It mentions maoist China as an example, the CCP,
the Soviet Union, North Korea, the Nazis, and this is
today's democrats.
Speaker 2: Right, And then they turn around and they point fingers
at us and they'll say, hey, you guys are not
these I don't think you know what that word means.
It just makes no sense, it doesn't They gaslight. They're
the kings, the high priestesses of gaslighting. This is what
they do, so make no mistake. That's that's who they are.
That's who these people are. They're the Kamis.
Speaker 3: And you mean they're just literally trolling, you know, at
lightning speed, the entire history that's on the internet, and
that's what they get.
Speaker 2: Or just and away from the internet in the history
books which people don't read anymore. Yeah, and it's not
taught in schools anymore, and neither is civics, which is
unfortunate because if civics was taught, then kids would know
this and they'd be like, I'm on to you, democrats,
and I'm not going to be one.
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Speaker 3: Okay, so back to some headlines. I don't know if
it's too long to play, but there was this amazing
video that Steven Crowder and his like investigative team did
very Project Veritasi so along those it even looks like
a Project Veritas video, but he has some girl that
went undercover. I don't know if it was a date
or just an outing with the what was he called
the let me get his title exactly right. It was
the DOJ Chief of Public Affairs. So the DOJ Chief
of Public Affairs was on this outing with this girl,
and she's asking him all these questions about all of
the charges and all of the cases against Trump going
through the legal system. And this guy, who was in
a definite position to know and who knows Alan Alvin
Bragg very very well, worked with him directly for like
fifteen years, said openly admitted this is a completely politically
motivated perversion of justice and the only reason that all
of these cases have happened is because they wanted to
make Donald Trump a convicted felon ahead of this year's election.
This guy knows it. He's the director, he's the chief
of public Affairs for the DOJ. So this video, if
you haven't seen it, go watch it where you can.
You will not be able to see it on Facebook
because they've already censored it and taken it down. I
don't know what the reason is, but it's ridiculous. Come on, Zuckerberg,
You've said out loud that you did that, and you're
kind of ashamed of doing it.
Speaker 1: Stop doing it then, right, This is why it's so surprising.
I don't get it. I do not get it.
Speaker 2: I'm not surprised, but I mean, like, if you want
to make good with the American people and you actually
don't want to be a schmuck, then.
Speaker 1: Quit doing it. Mm hmm. I'm just so irritated by this.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 3: But it's it's definitely worth watching. Yeah, everybody's saying election interference. Yeah,
that's exactly what it is. Again, and Steven Crowder does
promise that this is just the first of many exclusive
like undercover operations that they have coming before the election.
Speaker 1: So we're going to learn a lot.
Speaker 3: But you're only going to see it on places like
Rumble Locals, Twitter. You're not going to see it on
your traditional Facebook meta platforms. You just won't because and
we already know it because it's already censored there, which
is absolutely insane.
Speaker 1: It's just done.
Speaker 3: Earlier this week, we talked about the fact that Brazil
has banned Twitter and oh wait, before we get to that,
this was just funny to me because Solon had this
article saying congressional democrats are demanding Trump provide evidence he
did not take a ten million dollar bride from Egypt,
And I love this chick that was like, I'm no lawyer,
but shouldn't they have to provide evidence that he did.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: It's like, when did you stop beating your wife? This
is so stupid, My god. I swear these people will
stop at nothing.
Speaker 3: They just won't stop. I mean, they just won't stop.
So Twitter being banned in Brazil amazingly, according to Mike
Ben's it has been a full week now and the
US State Department has been completely silent on this banning.
There's nothing on their US embassy website, there's nothing on
their US Embassy X account, There's been no public statements
by the US ambassad in Brazil. They're just acting like
it's not happening.
Speaker 1: And it's not.
Speaker 3: Even that they just banned X. They have seized Starlink's assets,
and starlink is a completely separate company, so they're lawless.
Speaker 1: In Brazil right now. And the fact that our own
US State Department won't say anything.
Speaker 3: It's just incredible. And it's not because they're not saying
other stuff.
Speaker 1: For example, just yesterday they thought it was important enough
to post about increasing the self confidence of people with disabilities.
Speaker 3: So it's not like they're not working.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's I feel like listen, and I don't think
I'm alone in this silence. Is you're complicit, like you're
agreeing with it. So they agree with this, they think
it's great. They hate x, they hate Elon, they want
to take him down. They hate free speech, they hate
speech that doesn't agree with them, and they want and
they want to squelch it. They hate disinformation. We've heard
Kamala say that. Kamala is like, I want to go
after the disinformation. What does that even mean?
Speaker 3: And we have another clip of her saying that back
in twenty nineteen, which is really chilling, like super killing.
Speaker 1: We'll show that in a little bit. But you're right, I.
Speaker 3: Mean she's she is absolutely pro censorship, yeah, and pro
misinformation management and all of that nonsense.
Speaker 1: Wow, it is Wow.
Speaker 3: An update on the school shooting that took place in Georgia.
The father of the murderer has now been arrested in
connection with the murder because he's the one that bought
the AR fifteen for his son after they were both
questioned about the threats that the son made to a
school last year. So imagine you got the FBI coming
and saying, your son's making these like terrible threats, threatening
to shoot up schools, we need to talk about that,
and them saying, oh no, no, like I was hacked
or whatever their excuse was, and then going out and
getting him a fourteen year old and AR fifteen for
his birthday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is pretty straightforward. I mean, I'd like the
one in Michigan. I think that one was you can
think what you want to think about, the one in
Michigan where the parents were put in jail, But like,
this is pretty The kid's a lunatic. He threatens to
shoot up a school and I think that it was
his middle school. He tells the FBI that, you know,
he has no access to guns, and the father does too,
and then the father buys an ar for Christmas that
he needs to go to jail. The father needs to
go to He's an accessory. Honestly, That's how I feel
about this. So, I mean, it's like putting a match
to gasoline. And his mother is a lunatic. She's a
criminals a record. Yeah she's a ten year record. Yeah
she had a ten year record. This family, they were
on the FBI's radar for a year, so you know,
they probably should have dug a little deeper.
Speaker 1: But I guess they were too busy.
Speaker 2: Putting Grandma's in jail for praying outside of her praying
outside of an abortion clian.
Speaker 1: You can't do that.
Speaker 3: You got to put They're really busy, you guys. Yeah,
and then Lassie hears some good news, and that is
that when some Sears has filed paperwork to run for
Virginia governor in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Look at that. I like her. Oh, I love her.
She's a badass. That's fantastic.
Speaker 3: She's good people and so that's very very exciting news,
and I wish her all the best. Obviously, Let's take
a quick break and say some thank yous to Judy Flood,
who said good morning and so in time thank you.
Says it's my sixty first birthday, celebrating for the first
time in the Free State of Texas.
Speaker 1: Happy, Happy birthday, Happy Birthday.
Speaker 3: The Great Gatsby says. Grassroot movement change tax day from
April fifteenth to November first, just in time for elections.
Speaker 1: I love that idea. Yep, wouldn't that be great? Huh
Avutar thank you.
Speaker 3: He says, I love how these people are against Israel
and claim that Jews have all the money in the world. Well,
Beatcha's we got our shit together. We don't believe in unicorns,
and we don't vote Harris.
Speaker 1: It's easy. I love it.
Speaker 3: Kim Hermanson, thank you. Kim says, so many of my
clients are voting for Kamala because Trump can't keep his
mouth shut and is a horrible guy, not caring at
all about policies. It's scary.
Speaker 2: That is scary people that you know, they're asked because
it goes it goes back to your thing about the
whole dumb assy thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's although based on their feels.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then people wonder why I bring it up
when he does step on his own unit.
Speaker 1: It's because we.
Speaker 3: Recognize that this is happening and needs to be discussed,
and we can't just ignore it.
Speaker 1: We can't just ignore that.
Speaker 3: They're people like that that are like, well, you can't
shut up, and so I'm going to vote for the Kami.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: God.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Going back to the tax day thing, the November first,
Mack and I have talked about this a lot in
the past fifteen years. If people were forced to like
write a check or push out their taxes separately from
their paychecks, yes, there would be a lot more Republicans
slash conservatives in this country.
Speaker 1: But they're not.
Speaker 2: You don't see it, you don't see it going out,
and so you don't have to internalize what you're paying
every two weeks or whatever however often you're paid, and
so people don't feel it as much when you have
to push it out like a bill. If they had
to actually pay a bill and they had to pay
their taxes in that way every two weeks or every
month or whatever, you'd see a lot more conservatives.
Speaker 1: I think that's right, and I wish that that's how
it worked.
Speaker 3: But the government wants to get their money the easy way,
and that's why we're going to get to just yanked.
Speaker 1: Direct deposit basically. Kim Donaldson, thank you, Kim says so.
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris wants small business and startups to explode, but
she said she and the government can take your patents.
Speaker 1: Nothing does make sense.
Speaker 3: Nothing homdest fooball Jesus says Lichtmann prediction is based on
false input data. He claims the economy is good and
Trump has no charisma.
Speaker 1: Of course, his outcome is wrong. I'm just listen. I
hope he's wrong. I hope he's wrong. You guys same.
But again to the earlier point, there are people that
are like I don't like him orange if not in
my color, we all.
Speaker 3: Becky Potter says Trump won't be on the Oregon ballot
word is didn't pay the thirty five hundred dollars to
get on it. We're far from a swing with only
eight votes, but oh my god, we need all the
votes we can get. Is that right?
Speaker 1: Huh? I can't imagine that that is right. I don't
know anyway.
Speaker 3: Alexandra says Life three sixty named my mom's speed because
of how much she travels in such a little amount
of time. Brian Bremley says, my family has used Life
three sixty for a couple of years now. It's fun
to stock your grandkids. Please take my money, and don't
forget Friday flaps.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I gotta do that. Huh okay, all right, okay,
all right, moving on to some videos. The big news
of the day yesterday was.
Speaker 3: Some craziness happening basically all day long with the Hunter
jury selection trial, which that's what it was supposed to
be as a jury selection day. It was not that
because about midday, Hunter surprised everyone, including prosecutors, by saying, Yeah,
I'm going to do one of those Alfred please where
I say I'm guilty but I don't really feel like
I'm guilty, but I'm willing to accept the punishment from
a guilty verdict. So I'm just going to do that.
And then everybody like exploded. The media was like what's happening,
and the prosecutor was like.
Speaker 1: What's happening.
Speaker 3: And it went around and around, and then finally prosecutors
were like, no, that we're not doing that, Like you
don't get to do that. And so here is a
breakdown of how things ended up from CNN.
Speaker 12: Yes, Jake, the judge has now accepted Hunters formally for
to plead guilty on all nine counts that he was facing. Now,
we spent the last couple of hours with prosecutors spending
basically running through all fifty six pages of this indictment
that goes through a lot of the behavior that prosecutor
said he was doing during the time he was addicted
to crack cocaine, earning millions of dollars about seven million
dollars during this time, but not paying his taxes.
Speaker 13: Instead.
Speaker 12: What prosecutor said, and they read all of these details
out in court. They said he was spending his money
on exotic dancers, on sex pops, basically everything he was
claiming as business expenses and they were not business expenses.
Speaker 14: And so at the end of.
Speaker 12: That period, the judge Mark Scarcy asked hunter Biden whether
he pleaded guilty to each specific count. After each one,
hunter Biden said guilty, and at the end of that
the judge accepted the plea and he sent it and
he scheduled sentencing for hunter Biden on December sixteenth. Of course,
that means both convictions for hunter Biden. He was earlier
this year was convicted on gun charges in Wilmington, Delaware.
That sentencing is set for mid November. So both of
these now will be set for after the November election.
The date there, of course, Jake, you know, is very key.
The President of the United States has said that he
is not going to pardon his son. The White House
had said it's not going to be a commutation, but
those are obviously things. When the president was still running
for reelection. That is no longer the case we're expecting.
Speaker 2: As he's totally going to be pardoned. Oh my god,
of course, in Hello, everybody knows it. Anybody with a
brain knows he's going to be pardoned. He's got Biden privilege,
he's got Democrat privilege.
Speaker 12: M D.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's no question, and it doesn't matter if
it's in December, November, whenever the sentencing for these cases happens,
he absolutely will get partoned.
Speaker 1: Just in the nick of time.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's got told what January twenty first or
whenever the inauguration is, like, he's just in.
Speaker 1: The nick of time.
Speaker 3: And that is why they're moving forward, right because there's
you knew the writing is on the wall. If he
was going to have a whole ass trial, all of
his dirty laundry would be brought out. He doesn't want that.
So now they're trying to paint him as this brave,
courageous soul for protecting his family from having to go
through that horrible court case.
Speaker 2: And he beat addiction. You guys, don't be mean to him.
He was a crack addict.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 2: You may have it because we were really good at
preparing for the show today. But Jonathan Turley, he compared
him to Marie Antoinette.
Speaker 3: I don't think are like let them do blow, just.
Speaker 2: Like, what's the privilege on this? He's just dripping you
guys would never get away with this.
Speaker 3: And we do have a clip about that, about the
privilege and that it'll come right after this one. This
one I just wanted to show because Kristen Welker is
kind of a bitch. So when she's interviewing this weenie
Joe Biden or Kamala surrogate person like spokesperson, just super
weeny guy, and she's wanting to know, Okay, we've heard
Joe Biden say that he's not going to pardon or
commute the sentence.
Speaker 1: Would Kamala commit to doing that? And the way that
she keeps asking it is just like, calm down, Kristen.
Speaker 15: What would Vice now Vice President Harris pardon him.
Speaker 9: Or is that off the table? Well, you've heard President
Biden make the commitment that wouldn't happen. I wouldn't imagine
that changing with Vice President Harry. Obviously, you know the
case is still ongoing, and we want to be really
careful and respectful of the court process. I don't think
that this should be politicize from the.
Speaker 15: Harry out understood, I mean President Biden has taken it
off the table.
Speaker 12: Has the vice president taken it off the table?
Speaker 9: Well, I just answered, I said, I think that she's
not planning to pardon anyone. But again, there's no I
think it's important to understand there's no sentence or anything
like that happening right now. And so you know, I
would leave this question to the White House and to
President Biden, obviously to Hunter Biden and his personal team.
Speaker 1: Your I don't know.
Speaker 2: I kind of like that line of questioning. He wasn't
answering it, and he was and when he was answering it,
you know, he was lying, Oh, I have.
Speaker 3: No reason to believe that she would do anything different
than what Joe Biden said. And she was like, so
is she committing is she committing to it?
Speaker 1: Like it was like, but I did, like.
Speaker 2: He's like, we got to be respectful to the judicial process. Yeah, okay,
like like Hunter was respectful to all the whoores. Yeah,
about as respectful you're going to be to the judicial process.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so about that privilege I thought the legal editor
over at I think it's Fox. Yeah, at Fox talked
about his privilege in a very compelling way.
Speaker 5: But her point, you know, I don't see how this
is sympathetic to a jury. You have people in America
who are struggling a paycheck to paycheck, they pay their taxes,
it's a huge burden, and they don't have the luxury
of having their dad get them out of it if
they fail to do so. In fact, there's really only
one person in this country who has that privilege, and
it's Hunter Biden. And we're going to hear details about
how he wrote off you know, it's expenses like prostitutes
and drugs and all these kinds his business expenses. And
this is just not sympathetic to a jury.
Speaker 3: And so real quickly, like twenty seconds as they picked
the jewelry, are they going to say did you vote
for his dad?
Speaker 6: Is that?
Speaker 7: And would that does qualify a juror from sitting on
the panel.
Speaker 5: I'm sure they're going to ask them political questions. And
what I think that Hunter Biden's lawyers are going to
be looking for is anyone who's had a family, say
issue with addiction or they struggle with addiction themselves, because
my understanding is that that's their whole defense. Well, he
was addicted to drugs, therefore not paying taxes. Okay, but
as we all know, it really is irrelevance.
Speaker 1: Yeah that was obviously before the guilty plead. Right, But yeah,
she's right about the privilege.
Speaker 3: He's got daddy to take care.
Speaker 2: Of it all, of course. And she's absolutely right. They
are absolutely right about the whole Well, I mean, he
was on drugged you guys, So.
Speaker 3: It's okay out of a break. There's so many families
dealing with that.
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, he's a drug annex, so it's
okay that he did all of these things, and he
did all these videos with the whorees and the drugs,
and come on, like you guys would do the same thing. No,
actually no, I know. And and if anybody in my
family did this, we'd be in jail, all of the
things that he's been charged with, we'd be in jail
right now. Yecause I don't have that kind of privilege.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: It's not un believable, none of us do, right, it's
just infuriating.
Speaker 3: Moving on, We talked yesterday about the whole hullablue with
Tenet media with Russia today, with all the conservative influencers, Timpoole,
Benny Johnson, Lauren Southern.
Speaker 2: Rubio, Yeah, Dob sorry, a couple others.
Speaker 3: They were met, they were sort of mentioned or tied.
They were entangled with this whole thing because they were
unwinning participants and receiving money from Russia, even though they
didn't know that it was from Russia. And so there's
been a lot of fallout. Obviously you might expect that,
but there's people that are like if you watch Joe
Scarborough for example, or if you watch em Joy Reid,
they are acting as though Benny Johnson, Dave Rubin and
the others are personally responsible for accepting Russian bribes and
Russian money to do specific things when that didn't happen,
and they are completely misreporting the story and there's no
there's no consequence for their misinformation, right, they just get
to say it, and that's just that they just get
to report it that way.
Speaker 2: Why not that are they gonna they're gonna? I mean,
I would hope those people have some sort of you know,
they can sue or make it a love for that
that's defamation. You don't get to do that. You don't
get to say that if it's not true. Yeah, I
mean that. I feel like if it were flipped and
they were saying that about Democrats, that that would be
deemed misinformation because it is in fact misinformation. It's just
not freaking true. It's not I know.
Speaker 3: And the way that they're spinning it is just so egregious.
And Matt Tybee was on with Martha McCallum to talk
about this whole news story and whether or not it's
really a big deal.
Speaker 16: One more question here. I don't think anybody is surprised,
I guess is what is the point that I'm making
That Russia tries to influence people thinking around the world,
So does China, so does Iran, and they're big players
in this. But when it came to Iran, they did
not say that Iran appears to be supporting the Harris
campaign in similar efforts on social media.
Speaker 3: Why do you think that.
Speaker 7: Was, Matt, Because the utility of this story, and you know,
as a propaganda vehicle is entirely design. It's aimed at
Donald Trump squarely. This story would not be in the news.
You wouldn't have every Network covering it. You wouldn't have
Joe Scarborough doing rants about it if it didn't have
a Donald Trump angle to it. And this has been
true since the very first time they unveiled the story
way back in twenty sixteen. We've seen so many iterations
of this same theme, and every time it turns out
to be less than meets the I or a hoax
like I discovered with the Hamilton sixty eight site in
the Twitter files or the Steele dossier. So you know,
we'll find out. But this idea that there's this ongoing, relentless,
massive organized campaign by Russia to get Donald Trump elected
is just a phony story. This might be a real story,
but it's not a big story, right.
Speaker 2: It's like, at this point it's a John Grisham novel.
To me, I'm bored with it. It's like the same
freaking theme over and over and over again. He's absolutely
right about that done Like, I can't I can't even
tune into this stuff because they and I think they
believe that the populace is so dumb that they're going
to continue to buy the Russia RuSHA Russia thing. I mean,
it's the same crap from twenty sixteen, twenty twenty. I just,
are you guys buying this bullshit? I mean, I just
it's like Russia again, Russia, Russia again. We're doing this again. Yeah,
I can't.
Speaker 1: I just can't. Like I'm I'm not that dumb. I'm
not doing it.
Speaker 3: And when when they have like the Morning Joe's Enjoy
Reads of the World, talking breathlessly about this is as
if it's some gigantic proof of you know, Trump.
Speaker 1: Being involved with Russia, which makes no sense. They don't.
Speaker 3: They don't even have enough self awareness to recognize that
they're the ones that are engaged in the propaganda. Right
there are the puppets for Russia as they are, they
are apps, and they just don't get it.
Speaker 1: And it's amazing. It is amazing.
Speaker 3: Now that said Dan, Bongino put out a pretty stern
warning to conservatives like us, for example, that you better
know who you're talking to. If you are a person
of influence out there and you're making deals and you're
trying to get paid for whatever, be careful because this
is a thing that might be happening.
Speaker 17: But I'd be remiss as a former federal agent to
not warn people at given these accusations are other people,
am not accusing anyone specifically. I want to be clear.
Are people working with the Feds right now to try
to ensnare other conservative influencers into this alleged alleged operation.
I'm just going to say this, be very careful who
you're emailing, and be very careful who you're talking to,
and be very careful that you're not talking to someone
working with the Feds on the other end.
Speaker 18: Of the line.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, it's a good thing that everybody ghost
us and we've never been offered ten million dollars.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's a good thing, right.
Speaker 3: I mean, Tim Pool, Dave Ruben, the whole gang. They
were making four hundred thousand dollars a month.
Speaker 1: You guys, Holy crap. I can assure you we're okay.
You guys, we're not in bed with Russia. No, if
that's what they're paid, we're definitely no. But we did
joke with our Radio America team.
Speaker 3: We were like, can you confirm that you guys are
not Russian?
Speaker 1: You're not Russian?
Speaker 3: But I mean, dang, you have to. I mean, I
don't know, maybe when you get to be that level
of a tinpool or a Benny Johnson. When you get
to be that rich and that important in your sphere.
Speaker 1: You don't read contracts.
Speaker 3: You don't read thing. Maybe you just don't. Maybe you're like,
this is a this is a standard contract, because again
they didn't know who the the investor was. They were
given a story about that. But maybe they get to
a point where they're so rich and so famous that
they just expect that four hundred thousand dollars a month
is completely legitimate, even though they're not required to do
anything for it except have their content in a certain
place on the internet.
Speaker 1: Just can you imagine? I know, I can't imagine any
of this. I can't.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine. Like, like you said, be careful w
you're talking to we, I mean we're like we're Romey
and Michelle of the conservative world.
Speaker 1: People don't write. I mean, we're just we're those girls.
Speaker 2: So we're I don't think we're ever gonna even ever
experience that. And I'm okay with that. I just because
I like where we are. I just four hundred I.
Speaker 1: Don't even know how to imagine. I can't even imagine, Like, yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: You mentioned Kamala being you know, super she definitely has
a stance on when it comes to social media, they
need to pull lease their platforms. And here she is,
this is back in twenty nineteen talking about it. She's
got she's got some weird vocal affects in this particular
clip too. I know we've talked about her accent. We're
gonna talk about it again because there's a great montage
that includes Megan Kelly about that. But like, why does
she talk this way?
Speaker 13: A whole social media platforms accountable for the hate infiltrating
their platforms because they have a responsibility to help fight
against this threat to our democracy. And if you profit
off of hate, if you act as a megaphone for
misinformation or cyber warfare, if you don't police your platforms,
we are going to hold you accountable as a community.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's some communist prap right there.
Speaker 7: Just what that is?
Speaker 1: Hey, plain and simple.
Speaker 2: You can argue with me all you want, Democrats, but
that's what that is. And if you support that, shame
on you.
Speaker 1: That's gross. What she just said.
Speaker 3: Police police the speech police it what. Oh I'm sorry, what.
Speaker 1: I mean? There's just that is language that just goes
get bridge too far.
Speaker 2: She jumped every comy shark is what she did, all
of them, every single one of them. They I mean,
I just that's not okay. None of that is okay.
And it's because listen, if you're on the side that
you think that that's okay, it's because you want to
shut down the other side. Like you're the person who
if I'm talking listen and I've seen them like on
my social media, you're the person who if I mention
something about being a right winger, you immediately block me.
You can't you can't take it, you can't handle it,
you can't hear it.
Speaker 1: Shame on you. Listen, Listen to the other side, Listen
to it.
Speaker 2: This is why people like twenty five thirty years ago,
be could sit in a room, they could have political
conversations with one another.
Speaker 1: We used to be able to do that. We could
have discourse.
Speaker 2: You don't have to agree with what I'm saying, freaking
keep an open mind about it, like just listen to people.
They don't want to do that anymore. And that is communism.
Speaker 3: Well, and speaking of communism, there was a video that
was going viral yesterday of President Putin in Russia talking
about who he endorses and wouldn't you.
Speaker 8: Know it, it's if we can name a favorite candidate,
it was it used to be Joe Biden, but now
he's not participating in the election campaign, and Tieror commanded
to all his allies to support Miss Harris. So that
is what we are going to do. So it was, well,
he said that we should. That is why we should
also do that. Well, he'll laugh, she's laughing. She loves
so fascinating. It means that everything is good. And if
everything is good, it means that, for instance, if we're
speaking about Joe Biden, there are so many sanctions against
Russia introduced, and if and if everything is good with
Miss Harris, maybe she will refrain herself from such measures
or maybe she'll change them. So in the end, it
will be the choice of the US people and we
will respect this choice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, well first it's like that's debatable. But still
it's funny to me how the MSM wants you to
think that he and Trump are BFFs when he wants
Kamala to be president because she's weak and she's malleable,
she's mouldable. It's like she's just pathetic and he knows
he can walk all over her, and that's why he's.
Speaker 3: Making I mean, he's making fun of her at the
same time, right He's like, man, I hope she wins
because like that cackle. I mean, everything's fine. She's not
gonna she's not gonna do anything bad to us because
she's so happy and joyful.
Speaker 2: She's an idiot. And I can walk all over that beach.
And that's exactly what he's saying. He's saying that out loud,
and he knows he can't do that to Trump.
Speaker 1: That's it. Yep. How can can they not see it?
Can Democrats not see this?
Speaker 2: I he basically said it out loud right there, and
they're still gonna be like Trump and Puttner baf ass.
Speaker 1: He just said it. He just said.
Speaker 3: Joe Biden is now that like he's on his way out.
He's just saying all the things. And so if you're
one of the dumbasses out there who actually believed at
any point in time that the Inflation Reduction Act was
created to reduce inflation, you're high. And now Joe Biden
is saying the quiet part out loud.
Speaker 15: Investments that, through my investments, the most significant climate change
law ever and by the way, it is a three
hundred and sixty nine billion dollar bill.
Speaker 6: It's called.
Speaker 15: We should have named it what.
Speaker 6: It was, but but.
Speaker 3: Any rate, you should have named it what it was.
Speaker 1: He slipped. Well that's a slip.
Speaker 2: Just like they're like, never let him speak in public again, ever, ever,
And they get mad when we don't want to vote
on a border bill that has a bunch of pork
crammed in it, you know, a bunch of other craft.
Every bill they put out there has it's it's something else.
Speaker 3: It's never what it should actually it should be, like
ever stand alone should.
Speaker 2: Be a standalone bill, should be a singular standalone bill,
which is what these people should be doing. If they
actually knew how to do their freaking jobs. Well, that's
what they would do, but they they'd call it something
that it's not. They cram a bunch of stuff in
and then they they use it as political fodder to
try to like be mean to the other side or
to gain point with the American people.
Speaker 1: They didn't pass it, you.
Speaker 3: Guys, but they not want to reduce inflation, right, those.
Speaker 1: Jerks we wanted. That's not what it was. It was
a climate change bill.
Speaker 3: And it in fact, contributed to inflation. Yeah, because it's
nonsense spending. Biden just admitted it out loud, out loud. Yeah,
they admit a lot of things out loud when given
the opportunity, like, for example, Chuck Schumer is saying exactly
what he wants to have happened to all of these illegals.
Speaker 19: Way we're going to have a great future in America
is if we welcome and embrace immigrants, the Dreamers, and
all of them, because our ultimate goal is to help
the Dreamers, but get a path to citizenship for all
eleven million or however many undocumented there are.
Speaker 3: Here yea in the world.
Speaker 2: Embrace them in your house, Chuck, right, embrace them at
your mansion. I want to see that first, and then
maybe I'll think about embracing some illegals. But I want
to see at least five in his mansion, at least five,
and I want him to all be adult males, yes,
all of them. Yeah, preferably the criminals, some Venezuelan gang members,
great armed, and I want.
Speaker 1: Him to take him into his guest rooms and his mansion.
Let's see you.
Speaker 3: Do that, Chuck, I s where this guy, what a
piece of work? These people are no, I know. And
it gets worse because you know how, you'll anytime Biden
is stopped by the press pool when they're like, how's
you know, how are negotiations for a ceasefire coming between
Israel and Gusin, He's always like, we're so close, right,
He's always saying that this is here, here is where
those negotiations are.
Speaker 1: According to Beabie.
Speaker 17: Mister Benjamin Nett and Yahoo, I'm making news on Fox
and Friends denying reports that negotiators are closing in on
a ceasefire deal.
Speaker 1: Give this a listen.
Speaker 17: Post is reporting that you're ninety percent there in negotiations
with Hamas towards a ceasefire deal.
Speaker 6: Would you say that's accurate?
Speaker 18: No, it's exactly inaccurate. There's a story, a narrative out
there there, there's a deal out there. In fact, while
we agreed in July and in May and July and
in August to a deal and to an American proposal,
Comas has consistently said no to every one of them.
Speaker 3: Okay, So yeah, the press, it basically is like the
press is full of shit, and so it's Fidan Biden
saying where close.
Speaker 1: They're lying they're all lying to you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's so much lying happening just so everywhere much. Yeah,
trust no one, Trust no one, and do not trust
Mark Cuban, who has lost his mind and is now
just like all in for Kamala, which is.
Speaker 1: Crazy, it is.
Speaker 3: And then what's even crazier is that he goes on
to See He calls into See NBC to talk about
how dangerously awful the unrealized capital gains tax would be
that she is proposing. And then you're not going to
hear this part of the of the conversation, but I
will tell you about it, and then you're going to
hear him push back. In part of this conversation, he
actually claimed that he talks to Kamala three or four
times a week and that she assures him that everything's
going to be just fine, and this.
Speaker 1: Idiot believes her.
Speaker 3: And that's when the people on CNBC are like, wtf
is wrong with you?
Speaker 1: Here's the exchange?
Speaker 11: Well, of course, but okay, So what I told him
was that if you tax unrealized gains, you're going to
kill the stock market, right, and it's going to be
the ultimate employment plan for private equity because companies are
not going to go public because you can get whipsa'd right.
I mean my own personal experience back from the internet days. Right,
all of a sudden, I was cash poor but equity rich. Right,
my net worth was enormous, but the number of dollars
in the bank wasn't enormous. And so i'd have, based
off of the unrealized games, I would have had to
borrow money, and I have effectively would have been in
hawk just to pay my tax bill instead of trying
to run my company and a thousand other reasons. Right,
So they realize that's the issue. Let me, I can't
repeat it enough. Even though she's not directly conflicting the
Biden tax plan to her, her value proposition is we
need to tax everybody fairly. I'm starting from the Biden's
plan as a starting point, but that's not necessarily her anything.
Speaker 9: Mark.
Speaker 20: Let me just say, I appreciate your calling in telling
us what you're hearing on these fronts. That's great, But
as you've said yourself, you can't speak for the vice president.
These are things they're telling you. Who knows what they're
telling other people. My guess is they're telling anybody who's
donating to them exactly what they want to hear at
this point what they don't know.
Speaker 11: No, no, no, no, absolutely positively not right. Let me
just be you.
Speaker 20: Why do you think that they're telling you the truth
and not telling other people other things? Well, if they
won't say it publicly, say it publicly tell all of
us so that we can.
Speaker 11: Hold you to it, you've got to get the details,
right you can't.
Speaker 20: But we have sixty days to an election, like you're
asking people to get it's.
Speaker 11: The day before the election, right, even if it's the
day before. Look, the next question is that the second thing.
I was going to mention it early.
Speaker 20: I just don't want everybody to trade on what what
we think and what we feel and what we think
in your.
Speaker 1: Point of just tell us, do you do you get it?
Do you get her point?
Speaker 11: Mark?
Speaker 1: He does not?
Speaker 3: So is he okay with the fact that she even
floated that idea, that she floated that policy, Like that's
the thing. He's like, it's out there, it's out there.
So why is he saying why does he think she's
giving him like inside intel, she's saying to the public
what she's gonna do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm going to do this, but maybe not so hard.
Speaker 3: Maybe not for you, maybe not.
Speaker 2: For you, Mark Cuban, I mean, I may you know,
it won't be so bad for you.
Speaker 1: But but this is a policy.
Speaker 2: The fact that she even floated that policy is just
colossal dumbassy, and he should be like, that's the huge
red flag and he needs it.
Speaker 3: Like he said, he articulated exactly why it's terrible, right,
that is terrible, and he gave the reasons why.
Speaker 2: And based on a personal anecdote, he gave the reasons why.
So why on earth would he back this broad? Why
would he do that?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 10: My god?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's lost, is it? He has? You know why?
Speaker 2: Because he is TDS. He has such extreme hatred for
Trump that he just is unwilling to see what's right
in front of his face, and that is that she
is a terrible communist candidate.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: And I you know, when it listen, if she gets elected,
I hope he's I hope he becomes poverty stricken because
of her. I hope he's the first one that has
to hunt in the zoo for his food. Seriously, I know, right,
good LUs with that, Mark, because he's been living the
high life for so long, he won't know how to
do it.
Speaker 3: It's good lof so snowed. They're so easily snowed because
they want to feel important. Oh, I get to talk
to Kamala three to four times a week and he
feels like he can trust her when all she wants
is his money.
Speaker 2: That's all they all want. And he's like, well, I'm
one of the billionaires that she likes. Really Okay, her
policy suck. You just said it. You said out loud
that that policy sucked. Why would you stump for her?
It makes zero sense except for the fact that he
is so riddled with TDS.
Speaker 1: Somebody's got to make a vaccine for that. You guys.
Steve said Daisy should get a zoo totally.
Speaker 3: When Huma is not busying herself being the fiance of
Alex Soros, she apparently also interviews people on MSNBC really
and Yeah, And one of those people was Valerie Jarrett,
who wants to tell you all about how, yes, Kamala
is superwoman and super black, but like she doesn't expect
that that's what's going to get her elected. But isn't
it great that she's like superwoman and super black? And
also isn't it so great, how much joy she has.
And the laughter, that's how she says laughter. She says
the laughter. It's the most obnoxious conversation ever.
Speaker 1: You have to hear it, behold.
Speaker 21: Well in short, Huma, Yes, I think we have and
certainly no one knows better than you how hard everyone
worked back in twenty sixteen, and we've learned a lot
since then. And I think what Hillary Clinton did is
she shattered the glass ceiling, but it.
Speaker 3: Didn't quite break.
Speaker 21: And what I expect Vice President Harris to do is
to break it into the zillions of pieces that we've
been I think what she has said very aptly is, look,
she's not running because she's a woman. She's not running
because she's a person of color. She doesn't expect to
win because of those issues. She expects to win because
she is actually the most qualified person running for office,
and that that's.
Speaker 1: What's most important.
Speaker 21: And I think the issues that she cares about working families,
creating opportunities. She lived the American dream, even when she's
often said is she wants to make that dream available
to every American. And I think at a time right
now when our country is feeling so polarized, she helps
bring us together. She puts joy and laughter and a
sense of unity back in our country, and that's why
I think it has been so electric over the last
six weeks. And we just have to not take, as
we all know, a single vote from granted and work
really hard through election day. But I am confident that
she will win.
Speaker 2: You guys, laughing at all the economic policies she's coming
out with you laughing your gas prices, your food prices,
just after you're laughing at it, because I'm not laughing.
I'm finding it really hard to laugh at all of
those things like that the unknown capital gains like that?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 22: How?
Speaker 1: How can people laugh at that? It's crazy?
Speaker 2: And all the things she wants to do to small
businesses and seizing people's patents, does that like make you laugh?
Because if you're laughing, then you're insane.
Speaker 1: She hears about all that when there's so much joy,
they're high, they're all high.
Speaker 12: Ahead.
Speaker 3: Well, at least some folks on CNN are starting to
figure out that maybe she's not all she says she is.
And this was quite an amazing segment. I've had to
cut it because it was actually a long segment. It's
probably close to four minutes long, so I've cut out
some of it, but the gist is that Aaron Burnette,
of all people on CNN, had she, along with a
colleague who you'll hear from in this clip, did an
investigation into why Kamala was showing in her own ads
Trump's border wall, and so the fact that CNN called
this out was extraordinary.
Speaker 23: Or you'll see first out front, The k file team
scoured Kamala Harris's tweets and statements going all the way
back to twenty seventeen, and what they found was more
than fifty instances of Harris slamming Trump's border wall.
Speaker 1: But now new.
Speaker 23: Paris campaign ads actually showcase that very wall, And on
top of critical tweets, Harris also wrote in her twenty
nineteen book quote, there was a bigger reason to.
Speaker 10: Oppose the border wall.
Speaker 23: A useless wall on the southern border would be nothing
more than a symbol, a monument standing in opposition to
not just everything I value, but to the fundamental values
upon which this country was built.
Speaker 10: How could I.
Speaker 23: Vote to build what would be little more than a
monument designed to send the cold, hard message keep out
well p files Andrew Kazinski joins me. Now, so, Andrew,
I mean you and you all have gone through, I
mean scoured an incredible amount of material. Tell me more
about what you found.
Speaker 14: Yeah, but there was really, there was really a lot
of This was the common refrain during the campaign. You
read that quote where she said it was against everything
that not only she stood for everything America stood aboard,
but and she brought this up a lot. Take a
listen to just one instance of that in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 22: It's there an insvanity project, his multi billion dollar vanity
project called a wall is nothing more than a distraction
from the fact that he actually hasn't focused on working
people in America.
Speaker 13: He contrived in national crisis around his big distraction.
Speaker 23: All right, So you go through all of that, You've
got all the tweets, and yet all of a sudden,
in the ads there's pictures of the wall. And then
you went through to look at that wall, like, what
is that specific wall that's in her campaign ads?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 23: And you found something very interesting about this specific.
Speaker 10: Portion of the wall.
Speaker 14: And what's I think what's also really remarkable of this is,
like I mean, you heard her talking about it. There
the Trump's wall in his campaign during his presidency. There
was really no greater symbol of Trump's presidency than the
wall in the way that Democrats were attacking him over
the wall and his restrictive immigration policies. So we looked
in that ad and if you look at it, that
exact area of wall is in Sasabe or sabe Arizona,
and that is a portion of wall that was actually
built by Donald Trump. It was built in an area
where there was not previous walls. Actually pretty controversial when
they were building it at the time. So just to
see that, I mean, there are others He's.
Speaker 23: Using his wall that he built to say, look at
what I did.
Speaker 14: And yeah, the other images of the wall, we weren't
able to pinpoint, but there's there's telltale signs that that
was a Trump wall because there's an anti climbing plate
on top that became popularized during the Trump years.
Speaker 23: It's really incredible reporting and important. All Right, Andrew Kazinski
and k Foul, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Can you even had CNN is doing that? I just
can't believe that that was CNN.
Speaker 3: Right, and then she and then she has a book
called The Truths We Hold is when is she ever
told the truth exactly. It's just that's rich.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The folks at Graby and put together a little montage
of all and this went on for minutes. We just
have a tiny portion of it here that includes Megan
Kelly because it's so fun when Meghan talks about all
of Kamala's various accents.
Speaker 1: Voter suppression.
Speaker 8: The accent is back.
Speaker 13: Stacy Abrams would be the governor of Georgia. My god,
Andrew Gillham is the governor of Florida.
Speaker 1: First we saw her develop the magical accent when she
was down south. I'm gonna get into some business now, okay,
and now it's back.
Speaker 21: You all helped us win in twenty twenty and we
don't do it again in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: We gonna beat him in November.
Speaker 22: What are you going to do about it?
Speaker 1: We all know you don't talk like that.
Speaker 3: You've been vice president for forty.
Speaker 1: He does not walk it like he talks it.
Speaker 3: She doesn't talk like this.
Speaker 1: When we get this done together, up.
Speaker 3: Brand, I know I talk to you.
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, it's testified. Can I get a witness?
Speaker 23: And they know, we all know she's just a big
walking bag of artifice.
Speaker 19: You think you just fell out of a coconut tree.
Speaker 1: Best rapper alive, Tupac. The possibilities are immense.
Speaker 3: Whatever you want to do, you can do. I eat
no for breakfast.
Speaker 1: She's no for breakfast. You guys, what does that mean?
I don't even nobody knows, but it's provocative. Nobody knows
what it means. She's an idiot doesn't mean she's an idiot.
And she's a phony.
Speaker 2: I mean, look at her, She like all the accents,
so ridiculous. She just sounds ridiculous, especially when you see
in a montage You're like, Wow.
Speaker 1: What a what a moron?
Speaker 3: Okay, the next thing you're about to see and I'm
sure by now, I hate to remind people that this
is a person that exists, but I had to see it,
and therefore you had to see it. You guys, remember
Mayor Deblasio?
Speaker 1: Yes, God, with this crazy fanies.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, what's he doing?
Speaker 1: What is he doing? Now? Is he working at Starbucks?
What's he doing?
Speaker 3: He is making silent videos of what he's eating for lunch.
Who and what he's eating for lunch should be against
the law. Okay, look at what he does to a
perfectly good piece of pizza. That is coconut, that is
sweet coconut.
Speaker 2: And he's aggressively he's violently putting it on there. See, Okay, it.
Speaker 3: Should also be against a lot of to eat pizza
like that, Like you shouldn't be allowed to do that.
Speaker 1: Why why did he film this? Why do we have
to do this? Wow? Why are we being subjected to this?
Speaker 13: Wait?
Speaker 1: This is an assault? We're being assaulted pizza? I feel
like we is there? Have you been?
Speaker 2: There's gotta be a lawyer out there that could represent us.
Have you been assaulted by Deblasio and his coconut pizza?
Speaker 1: I mean that is that's vile and what compelled him
to I don't know, that's put that out in the world.
I don't I don't know.
Speaker 11: I do not know.
Speaker 2: And so they asked if he carries a bag of
coconut like around in his pants, are you just happy
to see me? Or is that a bag of coconut?
He carries it around so he can like shove it
on just lunch?
Speaker 1: What is that? Dude? Is weird?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Super weird and freakishly tall?
Speaker 3: All right, we mentioned that Trump was he gave a
speech at an economic meeting of some sort, and I
have a couple of clips from it. They were really,
really good. Now, he did get some criticism about the
way that he answered some of the panelists' questions, because
it's true they were super wonky, like some of the
questions were like, exactly how would you pay for this
specific program? And he just likes to talk in generalities
where he's like, well, my policies, particularly with energy, are
going to bring in so much money to this country
that paying for these programs is not going to be
an issue.
Speaker 1: And I get that.
Speaker 3: And what makes me mad is that there are Kamala
people who are complaining that he can't articulate good podca answers.
Speaker 1: To economic questions.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, she won't even do these interviews, take
every every freaking seat.
Speaker 1: She's never an interview like this ever. It just makes
me so mad.
Speaker 3: But anyway, here he is talking about Trump, about his
energy policies and bringing energy back to the forefront in America.
Speaker 24: Here it is first, I will end Kamala Harris's anti
energy crusade and implement a policy of energy abundance, energy independence,
and even energy dominance. We have more liquid gold under
our feet than any other country in Russia.
Speaker 6: And Saudi Arabia, we'll be using it.
Speaker 24: My plan will cut energy prices in half or more
than that within twelve months of taking office. It will
be an economic revival of our country like no one
has ever seen before. Energy was what caused our problem initially.
Speaker 6: Energy is going to bring us back.
Speaker 24: That means we're going down and getting gasoline below two
dollars a gallon, bring down the price of everything from
electricity rates to groceries, airfares, and housing costs.
Speaker 3: Like the sound of that, and he said, Sue said, drill, baby, drill, Agree,
Yeah to do that.
Speaker 1: Why haven't we done that?
Speaker 3: Because of day one?
Speaker 1: Biden? Yeah, Oh my gosh, yeap.
Speaker 3: He also talked about how he goes about making decisions
and they're always based on America being like one of
his businesses.
Speaker 1: And I know you appreciate that I did.
Speaker 3: Having a businessman look at managing a company from a physical,
responsible standpoint is what this country needs. He talks about
putting America first.
Speaker 6: For four straight years.
Speaker 24: I fought for American workers like I would fight for
my own family.
Speaker 6: I took care of.
Speaker 24: Our economy like I would take care of my own company.
M h In every decision, I asked, will I create
jobs here.
Speaker 6: Or will I be sending jobs overseas?
Speaker 24: Will it make America richer and stronger, or will it
make our country weaker and poorer? I always put America
first every single time.
Speaker 2: Amen to that right that. I appreciate that, And that's
why I like him. That's why I like Vance, That's
why I liked the Vaig, It's why I liked burgham
It's because all these guys are business people and they
understand those concepts, and they understand everything that he just said.
You guys, I mean that's important to us. These people
that have been career politicians for half a century don't
understand that.
Speaker 1: They don't.
Speaker 2: They just like, sucking money off of the American taxpayer
doesn't make us as any richer or more successful or
more independent of all these countries that hate us and
want to destroy us.
Speaker 3: He gets that, Yeah, And he also had to put
in a little dig about Kamala's copycat thing with the
tax on tips, and he even suggested, well, I'll just
let you hear it.
Speaker 24: The fifth pillar of my plan is to make the
Trump tax cuts permanent. They are massive tax cuts, biggest
ever permanent and to cut taxes even more, and we
will have no tax on tips, something which they copied
four weeks after I said it. She got up said
no tax on tips. I said, I just said that.
She is actually copying a lot of my plan. In fact,
we're going to send her a MAGA cap sometime in
the next week.
Speaker 6: We having a special one. Mate.
Speaker 1: They totally should I wish they would just do that.
Let's just do it.
Speaker 2: They should troll her campaign and just send her a
cap and like a T shirt and a yeah.
Speaker 3: And then Millennia's book is coming out. Surely it's already
available for pre order. I cannot wait to read this.
She has put out a video teaser for the book.
Speaker 4: Writing this memoir has been a deeply personal and reflective
journey for me, as a private person who has often
been the subject called public scrutiny and misrepresentations. I feel
a responsibility to clarify the facts. I believe it is
important to share my perspective the truth.
Speaker 3: I want to read that book totally.
Speaker 1: I absolutely do too.
Speaker 2: You know, there's some chick on Twitter, because I always
read the comments, some chick on Twitter that was making
fun of she's a PhD and she was making fun
of her accent. She was like, like, what about Christmas?
Speaker 1: She like wrote you.
Speaker 2: Know k r e e e e E s m
as on Twitter making fun of her accent. This is
what liberals do. They make fun of her accent and
her legal immigration status, like she's a legal immigrant who
did it right, which is weird to me. They make
fun of that, and then they want all the illegals
to come in. They make fun of her modeling, which
is also weird because all the other first ladies have
been on the cover of Vogue when Malania is an
actual model, so that's weird to me. They make fun
of her being dumb. She speaks several languages. She's far
from dumb. This chick is really smart. They treat her
like absolute garbage, and they claim to be like the
champion of women. They these people are disgusting when it
comes that they have treated her like utter garbage and
she has more class than her pinky finger than like
a stadium full of democrats. I like Malania a lot,
and I'm very excited to I'm excited about this.
Speaker 1: I think it's great.
Speaker 2: It's it's nice that she is finally like you know what,
f you, this is the truth, this is my story.
I get to speak now, I'm speaking, And I'm.
Speaker 1: Very happy that she did that.
Speaker 3: She did this because it's about and she because she's
so mysterious, you know what I mean. So like there's
I'm sure I'm not the only one that just has this.
I just want to know her, like I want to
know what makes her tick, and she does seem almost cold,
like there's something that's.
Speaker 1: Very very dignifant.
Speaker 3: She's very super classy, but like unapproachable in a way
like that's a good very guarded you can tell. And
so what was so interesting because even that teaser that
you saw, you know she's very serious and you know
she's right, but I saw this is such a huge
treat I think I think it will be if you
haven't seen it before. It was a huge treat for
me to watch it. When she and Donald first got engaged,
they were on Ellen DeGeneres's show, and she was a
completely different person. Like she was smiley and vivacious.
Speaker 1: Not that she's not vivacious, but like do you ever
see her like seem gleeful, She smiles, but she's very
proper and like guarded and I think that's because of
the job that she's had to do. I think it's
a job.
Speaker 3: And I think it's how she's been treated.
Speaker 2: How she's been treated. I was just gonna say, I
mean that people have just been.
Speaker 3: Offul and you wouldn't have their guard up after right.
Speaker 2: More than any other first lady. And in our history,
she's been treated worse than any other one. I just
and she doesn't deserve it at all, No, not at all.
Speaker 3: But that's why it was kind of neat to see
when they were first together, and they were and she
was just so relaxed and and and easy, and it
was just such a treat to see them. You guys
will love this if you haven't seen it already.
Speaker 6: It was new to me.
Speaker 10: And Milania, Millennia, Milania, Millennia. And where are you from, Milania.
Speaker 4: I'm from Slovenia, Slovenia, Milania from Slovenia, that's right.
Speaker 10: And Milania. You're now engaged. Congratulations, that's very exciting. That's
all I got you is that little tiny thing right
there on your finger. Look at the size of that.
That's that's how many carrots?
Speaker 7: Is that?
Speaker 10: I don't think you don't think about carrots. I bet
you did. I bet you know exactly how many carrots
I see? And where did you two meet?
Speaker 4: We met in New York. It was a fashion week
and it was a party, big party. So we met there.
Speaker 10: And and now he comes over and says what he.
Speaker 4: Came over and he said, what did you say?
Speaker 13: I think it?
Speaker 6: Give me your number immediately.
Speaker 24: I want your phone number, which.
Speaker 6: Is very crude, but yeah, sometimes.
Speaker 10: It works that very direct.
Speaker 1: I want your phone.
Speaker 24: It's very direct, and you either get slapped or you
get the number. In her case, I didn't get slapped.
Speaker 16: I didn't get the number.
Speaker 1: I worked on it for about a month and then
finally I was able to.
Speaker 23: Find really where she lived and everything.
Speaker 10: Look at that I worked hard. No, you said, your friends,
how long have you known each other?
Speaker 17: Six years?
Speaker 10: Six years?
Speaker 24: Six years?
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 4: We know each other, so you.
Speaker 10: Do know each other very well?
Speaker 18: Yes?
Speaker 10: And at home? Does does he take out the garbage?
Does he like? Is he that kind of No?
Speaker 4: No, he's doing his job and I let him do
his job and I do my job, and a housekeeper
do his job.
Speaker 10: Right. But still, but even if you have a housekeeper,
are you neat or you MESSI if somebody's got to
be here.
Speaker 23: But she's very neat.
Speaker 24: She's from a part of the world, the Austria Slovenia thing,
which is like immaculate, and she is so neat. Everything's perfect.
If I get up, leave bed for a minute, I
come back, the bed is made, which is pretty. And
somebody like this that also has that characteristic.
Speaker 16: That's a pretty unusual trade.
Speaker 6: So I'm very happy about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, acts that's perfect.
Speaker 4: You know me too, I like I'm very organized.
Speaker 10: Good And now when is the wedding? When are you
going to get married? Is it said.
Speaker 24: Sometime in the beginning of next year?
Speaker 1: I think, And I think it's going to work.
Speaker 2: What do you think do you think it'll work?
Speaker 20: I think I think it's work.
Speaker 3: They're adorable, they're so cute.
Speaker 1: I think they're super cute too.
Speaker 3: I love that. I love that you found that. That's
really really precious.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I think that they absolutely love each other
and people don't give them enough credit for being in
love and loving each other. And I think it's because
you know, it's like you see that Obama is always like, oh,
they're just they're such a great couple and they love
each other, and they talk to each other like the.
Speaker 1: Way that they talk to each other online and whatever.
Not everybody's like that.
Speaker 2: Sometimes couples are just private and they love each other
in yeah, and you know, and I love that. I
love that they're like you could tell that they do
have such an affection for one another, and I think
that that's so sweet and I so I'm glad that
you found that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was just neat to watch it because that
offered sort of some insight into her that you don't
often see because she is so guarded in her role
as first lady and ex first lady. And you know, right,
it also offered insight in the fact that people like
Ellen are awful because yeah, they were great friends before.
Speaker 1: The r Isn't that interesting how that works?
Speaker 8: Yep?
Speaker 3: All right for Schlang today, we're just gonna show a
quick video. Probably need to mute it because I think
it's got some copyrighted sound. You don't need to hear anything.
This is a woman's perspective. She's in the middle seat
on an airplane, seated between two men, and she wants
to show you what it looks like being in that
middle seat. And so here is the video, which is unbelievable.
Look at how squisched in she is by the dude
on the right.
Speaker 1: That's really would you stand for this?
Speaker 2: There's actually like audio and the person screaming, like it's
like internal screaming.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like from a movie. And that's why lots
of lots of cursing and screaming and everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I it is. It's it's infuriating. I would
not tolerate that though. I just don't know why she's
why is she tolerating it?
Speaker 1: Just ask? I mean they do the man spread because
of their bollular area. I get it.
Speaker 2: I would be like, can I just have my space?
I mean I would just ask the question.
Speaker 1: I would.
Speaker 2: I would be like, can I can you move so
I can actually have the space that I paid for?
Speaker 1: Thanks? I don't so, just instead of being.
Speaker 3: So ragie, just like and then silent on the outside,
like why would you not say something right and then
post it on social media, just ask the person to
you nicely if you can have your freaking space, Like,
just be nice about it and ask. There was comments
because this went absolutely viral to the point where even
like Fox News covered this as a story and a
lot of people were saying, you need to say something.
They don't need to be over that much. There's no
need for.
Speaker 1: That guy to be spreading that far. Now own your space.
Speaker 3: It is yours. Then some of the guys that were
answering were like, well, it's comfy for them to sit
like that, so what Yeah, well it's unsupposed to be
comfortable on a flight.
Speaker 2: And it's uncomfortable for her to sit like that. Yeah,
so that's not okay.
Speaker 1: And she paid for that seat, got her have her
like one foot of space that she gets and like
the one inch of like leaning back that she gets
on a plane, and.
Speaker 2: Hello, we all get that. Everybody gets it. It doesn't matter
if your male or female. And they're they're being kind
of jerks.
Speaker 1: This is awful.
Speaker 3: And it's like he is pressing his leg against her,
which so offensive on every level.
Speaker 1: It's a little weird, but you.
Speaker 3: Can tell in the comments, like the people who are
normal who would just simply say excuse me, but like
you're really invading my space and I paid for the
seat just like you did. Let's stay to our lanes, right,
But then there's other people going, oh my god, I
would cry. I just would not.
Speaker 1: Know what to do. My god, are you serious.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's all kinds of people that women that are
openly saying I just would never do that. Other people
are saying I would be farting up a storm.
Speaker 1: And this is what women. Women are saying.
Speaker 2: Women are saying that, Oh my god, that's hysterical. That
is so funny. Yeah, but to not be able to
speak up, I mean, that's ridiculous. I the thing I
think that would bother me the most. It's not even
sitting like that, but I don't, like, why do you
get to touch me?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 1: You know, I don't know, I don't know you.
Speaker 2: It's like, I mean, I get it, like sometimes you're
in close proximity and like your arms are going to
touch something. I get it, But like two dudes like
literally like smashed up against you. I'm already a little claustrophobic.
I would be kind of like, okay, can you not
like I don't, can we just.
Speaker 3: You would say something?
Speaker 1: Oh, I absolutely say this.
Speaker 3: This one girl, this one girl named Kat said jokes
on them. I'm claustrophobic, and I'll throw up on them
if I have any less than the alloted space I
paid for.
Speaker 2: I just I would absolutely say that this is the
problem is too many people are not handling these things
like adults, and they're going directly to social media to
be complaining about it, right freaking out about it when everybody,
so everybody else has to get a bog.
Speaker 1: We're doing this right now.
Speaker 2: And I get it, but I mean, just handle it
like an adult adult, do the adulting thing an adult.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now here's an here's somebody said that this happened
to her on a flight. She said, yep, this happened
to me, and I just slung my leg right over
the top of his and then he was very aware
of space after that.
Speaker 6: That.
Speaker 1: I love that. I think I may I may actually
consider that. That would be great.
Speaker 10: What up?
Speaker 9: What up?
Speaker 1: Dog? Just be like what up dog? Brah my god,
I just love that so much. That's a great soltion.
I think that's the best solution so far.
Speaker 3: And call him bra exactly all right, it is time
for your d D.
Speaker 2: All right, my dd you guys. As you know, we
both used to live in Indie. I am obviously no
longer there. Maka is almost ready to get the heck
out of there, but we knew Eric Holcombe and we
actually were in his wedding. We used to be pretty
close to them. He has turned out to be a
giant disappointment and he's one of those that gets into
office and then they they just do all the Democrat
things even though they haven't r after their names. So
this is one of the things that is just extremely,
extremely disappointing. This and you guys, he got creamed in
the comments rightly, so yeah, but the whole honor to
be the first US governor to meet with President Zelenski
since the invasion began and discussed Indiana's unwavering support for
Ukraine and the ongoing partnership between our people. Indiana people
were like, I'm sorry, I'm from Indiana. Did you do
you talk to me because I don't support this and
it's not there's no unwavering support from me, so talk
for yourself, Bob.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So people were really pissed. The Indiana people were not
happy and I'm not happy about this, and I know
you're not happy about this, and this is does not
represent Indiana. Well, this is the kind of and it
doesn't represent conservative as well. Like I don't know what
he's doing doing this, but what a Dicasi.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know what he's been doing the past
eight years now he's gonna have been in office, Like,
what does he have to show for it except for
some photo ops. It's like, right, you don't ever hear
anything about him because there is nothing that he's doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so I'm traveling traveling to the Ukraine, yeah exactly,
and spending taxpayer money being like a really bad governor.
Speaker 1: So this is a case in point I just what
a disappointment, you know, Yeah, especially when you have governor.
Speaker 3: You was leading on every single issue that any any
issue that comes up, he is out in front of it.
He he has like written a blueprint for the rest
of Republican governors across the country, and most of them
have ignored him, unfortunately.
Speaker 2: So it's just Eric's like, look, I grew a beard
and I went to Q So, I mean, it's just
it's ridiculous. This is and so we'll call out Republicans
where we need to call him out.
Speaker 1: This is one we're going to call out. It's just
what a what a waste? Yeah, truly. Okay, you guys
have a fantastic weekend. We will talk to you on Sunday.