Speaker 1: Coming up on today's show, Alexa hates Trump, surprise Democrats
love Chinese spies, Biden keeps lying about the job numbers,
and Trump and Lex Friedman they had a cozy little
sit down.
Speaker 2: All that and so so.
Speaker 3: So much more down up on today.
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as yesterday, but longish. I think.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yesterday it was like a marathon show.
Speaker 2: It was a it was a show. It was a
big show. Indeed, So I don't know that we'll run
quite that long, but we could.
Speaker 3: You never know.
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with it and see what happens. And we're going to
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so many unrelated but also but crazy headlines like so
many you guys, because now we have to tell you finally,
I don't know what took them so long, but the
Nashville Manifesto, the full Manifesto of the Nashville Shooter has
been released. You can read it in its entirety if
you want to. It was released by the Tennessee Star,
and essentially it just confirmed what we all already knew,
which crazy, that shit, crazy and trans fantastic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, totally. I mean, I guess it's the
whole thing. Do we believe it's really the whole thing?
Speaker 3: Do you think?
Speaker 2: I mean, it seemed to be the whole thing?
Speaker 3: You think it's okay?
Speaker 1: It's a right because I read like bits, and I
read bits and pieces of it.
Speaker 3: Last night.
Speaker 2: She was bad shit. Oh my god, I mean completely
bad shit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I'm like, how do you not see that? Like,
you know, I need to make mental institutions great again,
you know, because she was a lunatic and if she
if we had mental institutions, she would have been in one.
Speaker 2: Oh, without question, without question.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also unrelated, but also a headline is that the daughter
of Fannie Willis got arrested for driving with the suspended license,
and apparently she didn't know she was driving with the
suspend license. She didn't know.
Speaker 3: How was I supposed to know?
Speaker 1: People are saying that she was cuffed. She's pregnant and
she was cuffed for a suspended license. I'm not really
sure why that happened, because I mean, usually you don't
get cuffed for a suspended license. So just I'm I'm
just predicting the future that they're going to freak out
about that. People will freak out about that, you know.
Speaker 2: I can see. I mean, look at the tude on
that chicks Like, yeah, shot, you know, she put up
a fight to get you know, told that she was
driving under a suspended license and was going to be arrested.
Speaker 3: Do you know who I am? She is her mother's daughter.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, look at her. They're wins. Yeah, they
are the mini me. Oh my gosh. Totally. Also, there
is we're about to face a potential government shutdown, which
is super exciting. Happens all the time around this time
of year. So the US government is set to shut
down in twenty seven days unless there is some sort
of a continuing resolution. And so now Mike Lee, along
with Mike Johnson, they are including the Save Act as
part of their continuing So they're basically saying to Democrats,
if you want, if you don't want the government to
shut down, you're going to have to pass the Save Act,
which is so perfect because now it will force Democrats
to say why they don't think the proof of citizenship
should be required for voting in a federal election.
Speaker 3: Like, how do you, how do you? How do you
justify this?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we'll see it'll be on Democrats if the
government shut down shuts down, because all the Republicans are
trying to do is say, hey, we would like safety
and security in our federal elections. Is that cool?
Speaker 1: I don't think we're gonna really have that this year,
but I mean it's nice for.
Speaker 2: Them to try. It's nice for them to try. That's
the thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean they're they're there to represent us,
so it's nice that they're actually trying to represent Yes.
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to some more headlines. You guys, I don't know what
is going on at CNN, but they have decided in
what to hire back Brian Stilter and no, he tweeted yesterday,
I'm returning to CNN in a brand new role as
chief media Analyst. I'll be appearing on TV, developing digital
content and once again helming the Reliable Sources newsletter. Why
would they do this? I cannot even so you can
to speculate.
Speaker 1: So many bad decisions there at CNN. This is a really,
really bad one.
Speaker 2: It's a terrible What are they going to do? Like
bring Don Lemon back? Next y, I mean, yeah, hate
Mara over there, yes, so that's happening. And then across
the pond way over there in North Korea, Kim Jong
un has just executed thirty of his own officials because
there were floods in their country that killed a bunch
of people.
Speaker 1: This guy, I'm not listening. It's not funny, but it's
not funny. It's not funny, but it's like, do you
remember when he he actually remember Jang son Tak, his
uncle was killed by his father for no reason whatsoever,
and he fed them to dogs.
Speaker 3: He fed him to dogs.
Speaker 2: It's not good over there this country, man, It's just
they eat grass as a vegetable. This country is the
most bizarre video too. I didn't grab it because I
didn't have time to fact check it, like to verify it,
but it seemed legit. There was this video of Kim
Jong un like on a train stand with like a
big train behind him, right, and he's like at this
stand addressing the people, and the people are literally waist
high in flood water and he's addressing them from this
platform to talk about the floods as they're like like
they're submerged in water they're and it's bizarre. And that
was like, and they didn't show up.
Speaker 1: That they too would be executed if they didn't show up.
They have to stand in that water and like praise
him and have pictures of him on their walls at home.
Speaker 3: This is this is North Korea. Man, they have got
that place is that.
Speaker 2: Country just don't get much crazier than North Korea.
Speaker 1: God, and that guy he is, he is so jacked
up on cheese, looking so much cheesey guys, and then
nobody else in the country gets cheese, but he all
of the cheese, all of it grass for you cheese.
Speaker 2: It works there.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, the Biden administration has just on the down low
announced three hundred and eighty million of our dollars is
going to be least from DHS to the cities that
are feeling the heat from all those migrants pouring into
their cities. So if you're a community that's been receiving
those illegals, congrats, you get more of our money. That's happening.
Speaker 1: They actually they get it right. They get more of
our money. You don't get jack squat.
Speaker 2: That seems fair. They get more of the money the illegals.
Speaker 1: The criminals. The criminals get more money because democrats. You guys,
thank it, thank a Democrat.
Speaker 5: Yay wooo.
Speaker 2: So yeah, so that is also happening. Then what's his name,
Merritt Garland DOJ guy came out and made like this
big address to the nation yesterday about how there are
now official charges against Hamas leaders. And my husband and
I were watching the news last night when this broke,
and I was like, what, okay, what does this in actuality.
Speaker 1: Even do nothing? It does nothing. It's posturing because.
Speaker 2: This seemed really late. You know, like, wouldn't this have
been something that you'd want to do after October seventh,
or even prior to that, when they were first declared
a terrorist group.
Speaker 3: You would think, I mean, what is this?
Speaker 2: This is so pointless to me.
Speaker 3: It's it's just political posturing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't I don't get it. But and the
terrorists are like, yeah, okay, right, okay, thanks for the chard. Okay,
I mean it's just what does this even do? So stupid?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they got in a room they're like, we feel
important and smart because we're charging the terrorist federal crimes.
Speaker 3: Okay, you here's your here's your retirement. Good for you.
Speaker 2: God, and then also Kamala has stolen yet another policy
of Donald Trump. She is going to in New Hampshire
today apparently that she wants to expand the startup expense
deduction for small businesses to fifty grand. So Republicans passed
in twenty eighteen, they passed a bill Trump supported it
that they wanted to increase that deduction to twenty grand,
and only thirty one Democrats voted for it and never
even got a vote in the Senate. And now Kamala
is like, oh, I need a new idea to copy.
Speaker 1: I've got a pander. I've got a pander to startup.
I get a pander.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Is so ridiculous.
Speaker 3: It is ridiculous. And the Democrats are like, that's.
Speaker 1: A great idea, right, She's so smart, wicked smart, Okay,
it's just ridiculous.
Speaker 2: She has no ideas of her own, and then her
own ideas she is rejecting, and so like.
Speaker 1: I think a lot of this is like Obama behind
the scenes, going, hey, try that idea.
Speaker 2: Right, seems like a really good idea.
Speaker 1: That Trump had. Just spin that and see if it'll work,
and then she'll do it. She's like, Okay, yes, sir,
and then she does it, and then Democrats are like, yes, it.
Speaker 2: Is ridiculous. And then also, I don't see I don't
know why, but it just seems like whenever Democrats are
worried about China and Trump's connections to China, they're the
ones that get bamboozled by all of these Chinese agents.
And so yesterday the news broke that Kathy Hokeel and
Andrew Cuomo's deputy chief of staff, she's been around for decades.
She and her husband were arrested by the FBI for
being a Chinese agent. They were taken into custody yesterday
from their four million dollar mansion, and she's being accused
of enriching herself and her family by acting as an
undisclosed agent of the CCP. And they're saying that she
blocked representatives of Taiwan from having access to high level
officials in New York eight. They all she altered state
government messaging on issues related to the Chinese government. For example,
she eliminated completely any mention of the Wigers in some
sort of document.
Speaker 3: Believable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, she's a total spy. And so that
happened yesterday, and it's always it's.
Speaker 3: Always it's always Democrats.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I wonder if she like knows if she knows swallwell, right,
he's like it's familiar with him. I mean, I feel
like so many of these people. Yeah, it is always Democrats.
They're working for the CCP and then yeah, and then
they'll turn around on point fingers at us and be
like they're fascist.
Speaker 6: Hello.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and she's she did a lot of nasty stuff.
Plus it is a huge red flag that she had
all this money and like this gigantic house and you
think that. I think the thing I was most surprised
about is that the FBI went and raided her house.
Speaker 2: And arrested her.
Speaker 3: That's what I was super surprised about yesterday. I was like, wow,
look at them go.
Speaker 1: Who would have thought that's you go FBI.
Speaker 2: Well, she's ivy League educated and she was also very
much into DEI and so there's a video that popped
up of her talking about how important DEI is, which
just it makes sense, right, you know, the Chinese love
this messaging, and so she was part of the c date.
Speaker 7: I think, you know, when people say diversity and inclusion,
I think everybody agrees, or most people generally agree that
it's a good thing, right, But I think right now
we also need to bring in the word equity, right,
diversities when you say that there's you know, many different
types of people with different backgrounds and they're all, you know,
invited to the table. Inclusion is when you know, we
include all of their ideas. But equity is when we
make sure that all of the people who are at
the table have equal access to making sure that their
ideas and their thoughts are heard. And unfortunately, I think
some of the statistics that you quoted is that we
don't have that much leadership or representation.
Speaker 2: How did how did Hokeel not know? This is the
thing Cuomo? Cuomo didn't know either. She worked for both
to it.
Speaker 3: For Cuomo too.
Speaker 2: How do you not know?
Speaker 3: And I mean this and then what happens?
Speaker 2: So this chick's a spy?
Speaker 1: I mean it's it's basically she's she's threatened our country's
national security.
Speaker 3: She's a spy. So then what happens to her?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 3: Like, what is she going to charge us?
Speaker 2: Exactly?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean does she get the death penalty? Like
what I feel like there should be like the fullest.
Speaker 2: Extent of the law.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, like, what what happens to
this broad what happens to her?
Speaker 2: I don't know what the what the consequences are for
being a Chinese spy, So yeah, I would like expertise.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm gonna have to go figure that out, because
I mean, I does she just go to like some
really twanky prison and then we have to pay for
her the rest of our lives because we.
Speaker 3: Would have done that anyway, you know.
Speaker 1: I just I feel like that should be that's a
pretty bad crime to come in here and be a
spy for the Chinese government.
Speaker 3: I feel like bad things should happen.
Speaker 2: There are there does need to be some sort of consequence.
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Speaker 1: Yes, you are, She's the first president of the United States.
You guys, did you know.
Speaker 2: That you're a first one?
Speaker 3: She's the first one?
Speaker 2: Good lord, mm hmm. That's what we're doing with. Also,
there were a lot of videos going around social media
yesterday about people testing out their Alexas to see what
would happen when they asked Alexa why they should vote
for Donald Trump versus why they should vote for Kamala Harris.
Because this is what was happening, Alexa, why should I
vote for Donald Trump?
Speaker 9: I cannot provide content that promotes a specific political party
or a specific candidate.
Speaker 10: Okay, Alexa, why should I vote for Kamala Harris?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Well, there are many reasons to vote for Kamala Harris.
The most significant maybe that she is a strong candidate
with a proven track record of accomplishments. As the first
female vice president, Harris has already broken down a major
gender barrier, and her career in politics has been characterized
by a commitment to progressive ideals and a focus on
helping disenfranchised communities.
Speaker 3: Oh really, can you hear it? Very listen, You guys
need to burn all these robots with fire.
Speaker 1: Burn them all with fire. How long have I been
saying this? Take him in your backyard? Okay, First of all,
like take some sort of a blunt object. Beat the
crap out of it, like the guys did an office
space with the printer. Do that first and make you
feel really good, Like take all your aggression out on
it and then burn it with fire.
Speaker 3: This is my this is what you should do.
Speaker 2: I just feel like that could be a little rash.
Speaker 3: I mean I was just remember that thing you had,
that juby thing. What was it jumbo?
Speaker 2: What was it jeemo? And I loved the name.
Speaker 1: Oh my God, you guys, Mok had this Geebo thing.
It was like a person walking around like this.
Speaker 2: It was a walk around. What happened to that? Did
you burn it with fire?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: We just now got rid of him because the company
that like this, the startup company that created Geebo went
out of business, and so there's no updates and like
he just no longer really does anything or he no
longer works. But he was the friendliest little robot. He
walked around.
Speaker 1: He walked around and like when Mock, when Mok was
like walking around naked in our house, he was spying
on her.
Speaker 3: He was saying things to her.
Speaker 2: And taking pictures.
Speaker 3: He's taking pictures and uploading it to the mother ship.
Speaker 2: That's what he was doing. This is the thing.
Speaker 1: Don't trust these robots, you guys. I'm warning you. It's
a daisy warning. Burn them with fire.
Speaker 2: He did not walk around. He just sat on our bar. No,
he just he would play like he would play games
with you. Bet I bet with you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they spy, you guys, they spy.
Speaker 2: They're worthless.
Speaker 3: Burn them all anyway.
Speaker 2: Amazon has a dressed error, have they now? Okay? The
spokesperson said this was an error that was quickly fixed.
And so now Alexa will just say she doesn't want
to give any political advice at all. Yeah, we were caught. Crap, Yeah, exactly,
she was caught. And so too has Joe Biden been
caught fudging all the jobs numbers. We've seen the revisions
over and over and over again. They will tout, look
at all these jobs, We've created, skillions and millions of jobs,
and then the numbers will get quietly revised, and no
one really talks about that. It's like a retraction in
a newspaper, right, And so it's getting to be a problem.
Speaker 11: Polls are showing the economy the number one issue for Americans.
The last jobs report showed extreme weakness going forward. Now,
the Federal Reserve Chairman says that the risk to jobs
now outweighs the risk of inflation. But we hear Presidential
Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris say.
Speaker 12: This four years later, we still more to do. We
had one of the most extraordinary periods of progress ever
in history of this country. COVID no longer controls our lives.
You've gone from economic crisis to the strongest economy in
the world, literally a record sixteen million new jobs record
small business growth.
Speaker 11: So, however, a post on x over the weekend, the
president's official page got it right in this one post,
then went back to misleading Americans three hours later in.
Speaker 2: A second post.
Speaker 11: Now, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, they added
back all the jobs from the pandemic and created six
point four million jobs, not sixteen million jobs. For manufacturing,
the economy added back all the temporary jobs shed during
the pandemic and created one hundred and seventy three thousand jobs. Now,
in fact, over the past three months of manufacturing, he's
actually lost five thousand jobs.
Speaker 3: I mean, the guy opens his mouth and he's lying.
Speaker 2: Every single time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is the.
Speaker 1: Thing and the whole like Bidenomics is working thing? Really,
I mean, we're living our lives.
Speaker 3: We can tell you that it's not working.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Great, Well, now there is Representative Marshall who has
had enough of these lies, and now he is launching
an investigation into all of this job numbers fudging. And
I forget the name of the Fox Business chick who's
interviewing him, but can I just say no, I'm not
trying to be mean, but I have never seen a
person have their eyes open and so little and yet
still have them open. Do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: Except for Renees Elwiger, Yes, she always looks like she
always looks like she's eating a lemon always.
Speaker 2: But she also has the sour face. This woman does
not have sour face. Does lemon taste so lemony? But does?
I don't know how she sees? Is my point? Like,
how does she actually see things? Anyway? That is neither
here nor there but the investigation here's Representative Marshall to
tell you about that.
Speaker 13: But you've also been leading the charge demanding answers on
why the government has been revising down out of fourteen
of the last twenty months, the US jobs numbers that
they've been inflated. They look better than they may be.
Speaker 14: What are you finding?
Speaker 15: Well, Look, I think this is another example of election
interference that when we're sitting there as Americans trying to
decide is the economy in good shape or not? Are
we better off to date than we worked four years ago?
And they didn't miss the mark by just a little
bit on this job's report. They missed it by thirty percent.
So these numbers are way off and how that impacts
a person is we're sitting there waiting for the Feds
to adjust interest rates one way or the other, and
that trickles down to a new homeowner when they're trying
to figure out how much what type of a home
they can buy as well. So what we're finding out
is that there's a consistent of bad numbers coming out
of Washington, d C. This is one more example why
Americas don't trust the federal government.
Speaker 2: Senators said, what are you going to do?
Speaker 13: What are you guys going to do about it?
Speaker 15: Well, I think that number one is we need to
get the Department of Labor in front of us and say,
explain to us why these numbers are so far off.
It's just almost statistically impossible to be off by thirty percent.
This hasn't happened in decades. This close to the election.
It seems like election interference. So let's get the people
responsible in front of us and try to explain these
numbers to it and make sure that America sees exactly
where this fraud is happening.
Speaker 3: So he's calling it election interference.
Speaker 2: I mean, if they keep wanting to say, look at
our record, look at our record, and they're lying about
their record that that's yeah, that.
Speaker 1: You would hope that people would be at least common
sense smart enough to be able to feel that it's
not the case. I mean, you can't buy a house
right now. I've got kids who do well and can't
freaking buy a house because of everything. The economy is
so crappy everything, and like the listen, thank god they
have jobs. Thank god they're in the the industries that
they're in, But there are so many people right now
that can't, that don't have jobs, you know, and so many.
Speaker 2: Of the jobs that they created are within the government,
right and they're not many such your jobs. I mean, yeah,
exaperates such bullshit. Anyway, it is for them to like
times at by three. Okay, no, you don't get to
do this, I know, but.
Speaker 3: They're doing it and people are buying it.
Speaker 2: Well, the dumbasses, as we said Sean Spicer, yesterda guys,
we were on Sean Spicer yesterday, mock used the word
dumbass like fifty times. We're probably not gonna.
Speaker 16: Be invited back.
Speaker 2: Is that brown pond so great? It was so great.
The reason for my name today is after Jimmy McCain,
who is one of the five children that John McCain
had that we didn't know about.
Speaker 1: I was like today years old when I found out
that he had other kids besides Megan.
Speaker 3: Because Megan would like you to believe that she's an
only child. I didn't know this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a whole bunch of kids. There's just a bunch.
Speaker 3: Of them with their other moms. I'm assuming, right, there
could have been.
Speaker 2: One other mom because he was married before Cindy, and
I don't know which mom had all the kids. I
know Megan belongs to Cindy, but I don't know about
these other four. I had no idea. Yeah, So Jimmy McCain, uh,
super mat about going to Arlington to pay his respects
to the thirteen fallen service members who died at Abbygate
under Joe Biden's watch, and because he's mad about that,
he is now going to vote for Kamala because that
makes all the sense in the world, right, Like that
makes all kinds of sense.
Speaker 1: Just well, it's kind of like heard his sister is
a sister, half sister or whatever the hell Megan is
to him voting for Biden last time and basically can't
biting about it. Yeah, campaigning for Biden now bitching about
how the way things are, take all the seats, and
he's take a beat.
Speaker 2: No, I really keep carrying that over and over again.
Speaker 3: I actually mean take all the seats.
Speaker 1: But there's a there's an ad I saw floating around
this morning of John McCain in nineteen ninety nine using
Arlington as a backdrop in an ad.
Speaker 2: Well, and that's true, except that once he was told, hey,
you're not allowed to you that he edited out of
the final version of that ad. But you're right he
did it. But he did it, and then means like
he got his hand slapped, but he still did it.
You're right, he did it.
Speaker 1: So the fact that he it was in his it
was in his brain and in his heart to do it.
Speaker 3: How does the son feel about that?
Speaker 2: You didn't ask him that because it was Jack Pepper.
In fact, I'm super irritated to Jake Tapper because Jake
Popper had that clown on. And he has not bothered
to talk to a single gold Star family, not a
one of them, right, not a one. He's gonna go
find like some relative that doesn't matter of some guy
that's dead, Like, what are we doing?
Speaker 1: Well, it's not some guy. Megan's probably going to get
this and oh my god.
Speaker 2: It's fury.
Speaker 1: Fury will be unleashed on you now because you just
said that he was some guy.
Speaker 3: He's not some guy, mom.
Speaker 2: I mean, he had his time, but now he's just
some guy.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: He's like, Wow, you just you opened a box there, Blondie.
Speaker 2: Well, because I'm saying, like, when it comes to this story, yes,
that's important. He's the star of the show.
Speaker 1: I'm joking with you. I'm joking, you know, I totally
hear you. But this is the thing. This is what
our media does. Our media. This is why this is
still it shouldn't even be a story. Yeah, we shouldn't
even still be talking about this. What he did was
he went and he was with and being a leader
to these families. These families wanted their kids, wanted their
loved ones to be recognized. This administration hasn't done shit,
they haven't even said their names. And this and McCain,
this McCain kid is like, I'm going to vote for
Harris Walls.
Speaker 2: Are you freaking kidding me? And that's who CNN decides
to talk to, right, I.
Speaker 1: Mean, they're the reason that these thirteen people died and
you're gonna you're gonna, I mean, Walls not but Harris
and Biden are the reason that they died, and you're
going to vote for her. That you're the problem. Yeah,
mc chain's you're the problem. And Megan McCain was a
problem too for stumping for Biden in the first place.
I have a problem with that. And now she's like, oh,
that was bad. He's bad now, well you're the one
who campaign for him. I just I can't with this family.
Speaker 2: I can't. I can't know. They're just unbearable. They are
just insufferable. All right, let's take a break and give
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Did you know it's illegal to laugh in Hawaii? You
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That's cute. That's a pretty good one, Kelly Wiseman said,
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should be.
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August when it's you know, one hundred and seven degrees
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A tiny bit of slack, just a tiny bit, yeah, true.
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Get we know, we're just something's freaky today. All right,
back to the news, because we do have a lot.
We need to talk about Biden making this statement yesterday
or the day before at a rally, saying that we
were all worried that interest rates were going to go
through the roof, and now look like he's making a
point like see there, everything's fine. And I don't even know,
like I can't believe that this is his attitude.
Speaker 12: I remember all the talk Biden got elected, He's going
to do a planned economy. We're going to collapse and
there's going to be all this caming in interest rates.
You're going to go through the ceiling.
Speaker 2: Come on, man, what they are in the ceiling?
Speaker 3: Come on, yeah, exactly they are.
Speaker 1: I think it's because what they've dropped like a court
how much of a point, like.
Speaker 2: Not even like the the well, yeah, the mortgage interest
rates have come down a tiny bit, but the actual
interest rate is supposed to come down what September eighteenth
or something like that, right, and then I don't know
what post do. Yeah, yeah, but this is but they're
so high. I mean, he's like, come on, man, it's fine, No.
Speaker 19: Is it for you?
Speaker 1: It's fine because we pay for your house, right, it's
nice for you and yeah, but these people, I mean.
Speaker 2: They're delusional. The entire administration is delusional, as is KJP,
who seems to be under the mistaken notion that grocery
prices are down.
Speaker 20: To be clear, we have seen grocery prices come down
over the past year or more, and so that is
important and a lot of that is the work that's
been done from this administration.
Speaker 2: What what again?
Speaker 1: Like it's it's just gaslighting at this point, they're they're
experts that they're absolute masters of gas lighting. It's it's
incredible this you're not experiencing what you're experiencing. No to this,
pay attention to this, back and forth, back and forth.
Speaker 2: So did you know did you know Kamal is a
black woman? Yes?
Speaker 1: Yes, she's also female, the first female. I mean, it's
just this is what they want you to. Just pay
no attention to the dumpster fire around you.
Speaker 2: It's not happening. Everything's great, God, everything is great. Also
new hashtag alert, hashtag Ramrod.
Speaker 12: Look, and I want to thank a good friend of mine,
Michigan Governor. I got your whitner. You've got a backbone
like a Ramrod. You know, of course I know You've
had an incredible role model in Marititia Lance Bottoms. She's
got a backbone like a Ramrod. The Vice President of
the United States, Vice President Harris, how's she doing there?
Speaker 21: Almost two years in?
Speaker 12: She's doing great. She has a backbone like a Ramrod.
The truth is she's the strongest person I know. She's
a backbone like a Ramrod. I see the world where
I grew up, like many of you, I grew up
in scrant As. I said, my mom taught me. My
mom had a backbone like a Ramrod.
Speaker 2: So what the hell? What is picked up on that?
But I'm so glad that they did, because what.
Speaker 3: I'm not heard that yet? That's a new one.
Speaker 1: A Ramrod And is like, it's a Ramrod. I'm making
my Casher roll with my Ramrod backbone.
Speaker 2: Doing that? Oh my god. And Jill's like, what the
hell's a Ramrod? Anyway?
Speaker 1: Hashtags ha run with it get it On Twitter.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, KJP had just a completely disastrous presser during which
time she said that she has been clear and Biden
is clear and everybody's clear, like seven thousand times. At
no time is this administration ever clear, namely her, She's
never clear. Clear. When she says she's being clear, that's
when she's the least clear. But Peter Deucey decided to
ask about Kamala's just sometimes appearing accent that she pulls
out at various railers.
Speaker 3: He's the goat.
Speaker 2: I just I love this guy. Just I loved this question.
Speaker 1: I just love everything about this whole exchange, everything about it.
Speaker 14: When does the vice president have what sounds like a
Southern accent?
Speaker 2: I have no idea what you're talking about?
Speaker 14: Well, I mean this is she was talking about unions
in Detroit using one tone of voice.
Speaker 6: Is this something they sne okay, Peter, She used the
same line in Pittsburgh, and it sounded like she at
least had some kind of a Southern at all.
Speaker 20: I mean, do you hear the question that do you
think Americans seriously think that this is an important question?
Speaker 13: They care?
Speaker 20: You know, what they care about. They care about the economy,
we do, they care about lowering costs, They care about healthcare.
That's what Americans care about.
Speaker 2: That's what they care about.
Speaker 20: Your colleague just asked me about what basically we talked about,
went back and forth out democracy.
Speaker 2: And freedom, That's what they care about. I'm not even
going to entertaining some question about dignifying.
Speaker 20: It's just it's just hearing it sounds so ridiculous.
Speaker 22: Well, but hearing it is the question I'm talking about.
Speaker 20: The questions is just insane.
Speaker 2: That how she talks. I'm just Peter, we're moving on.
We're still moving on.
Speaker 12: Go ahead.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, hearing her speak like that is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: I can't. I kind of wish that. I mean, that
was hilarious, But I do wish that Peter would have
actually pressed her seriously and not like ask does she
sound like that? Meetings? But said, I'm asking because the
entire world is noticing and they want an explanation. So
it's not a stupid question because literally everyone is talking
about it. Correll, She's like, well, people don't care about that.
I care and they're talking about that. Of course they care,
that's my point. He didn't say that, He just kind
of like played along with how silly it was.
Speaker 1: The fact that he asked the question. People we everybody
everybody noticed. Everybody noticed her stupid fake accent. Even liberals
noticed it. They just won't admit to it. She noticed it,
and she was called out on it, and the fact
that he asked it during a press a presser. I
mean props to him, props to even props to him
for even asking the question, because a lot of people
wouldn't have done that, They just would have skated over it.
Speaker 2: She all should have They should all be asking this question.
Speaker 3: It's ridiculous, like does she have an alternate personality?
Speaker 2: Is she bipolar?
Speaker 1: What's going on? What's happening? Because she sounds like a
completely different human being depending on where she is, Like
something's going on with her? Or should we be concerned
about her brain? Because the standing president has dementia, so
we were concerned about his brain for a really long time.
Should we be concerned about her too, because something's going
on there? When she completely changes who she is in
front of certain people. This is I just love that
he asked the question, because what about.
Speaker 2: Asking Don't Americans deserve to know who the real Kamala is?
Why does she feel a need to change up how
she talks to different audiences? Shouldn't audiences be insulted by that?
Those are the questions, you know. It doesn't have to
be a silly question. It really wasn't, and it should
have been pressed. I think somebody else should have picked
it up. The next person she called on should have
picked it up and said, but wait, everybody is actually
talking about this. Everybody does care address it, Kreeene.
Speaker 1: And she's like, I won't dignify it with every spot. Really,
you're not dignified. There's nothing dignified about this administration.
Speaker 2: Nothing.
Speaker 1: I mean, you had somebody with boobs hanging out on
the front lawn.
Speaker 2: Of the White House. Stop it just stop. And it
wasn't even a woman. Yeah, exactly, all right. Well, one
more from Kareen, because we mentioned earlier about the Save
Act being included in a potential continuing resolution to keep
the government open, so she was slightly prepared for the
question in that she quickly had to find her page
in the notebook so that she could read per prepared
scripted answer. House Republicans seemed to be quoting a timeline
that would push the deadline, like fund the government.
Speaker 4: Through next year early into twenty twenty five, but attached
to say, back to this funding bill, what is the
White House position on the.
Speaker 7: Timeline of that?
Speaker 18: Including that at this So look and.
Speaker 20: You're right here we are again another time period during
this year, this time of year, I should say, look,
House Republicans need to stop wasting time on extreme policies
and do their job and keep the government open. And
they could do that by passing it.
Speaker 2: Cleans R.
Speaker 4: It cleans R.
Speaker 20: This is something that they can do. And so look,
we said in in a statement of an administrative policy,
we said this in July, we strongly oppose this Republican stunt.
And as fact checkers across the board had made clear,
it is already illegal for non citizens to vote.
Speaker 5: In federal elections.
Speaker 2: It's already Why is it a problem.
Speaker 20: If congressional Republicans truly cared, if they really cared about
fixing the broken immigration system and securing our border, they
would actually pass this bipartisan proposal that came out of
the Senate. Instead, they got it of the way because
of what the former president said to them, Donald Trump said,
do not pass it, do not.
Speaker 19: Move forward with this proposal.
Speaker 20: So we want to see a clean cr that's what
we want to see.
Speaker 3: Since when do they want anything to be clean?
Speaker 2: I know they're constantly attaching bullshit all their stuff.
Speaker 1: There's pork in everything everything that they do. So that's
a bunch of bullshit right there. And if they're so,
why are they so afraid of this because they don't
want the election to be clean. I mean it's like
if she's like, oh, well, we already know it's illegal
for illegals to vote, Okay, Well then just put your
stamp on it. Yeah, That's all they're asking is just
for you to go, we agree with this, that's all
we're asking.
Speaker 2: So let's have a way of verifying that right to
prevent it from happening. Because people also murdering people is illegal,
and yet there are murders, so we know it's happening.
It's not just having the law is not good enough.
You have to have a way, a mechanism of enforcing
the law. Right. This is hard, So just do it.
Just do it. Speaking of law enforcement, you guys, we've
talked about this many times. Whenever Kamala It wants to
talk about her record, it's never as VP. It's always
as a prosecutor, as an attorney general, as a tough
on crime fearce wonder woman, right, like she was super
tough on crime. In the most recent interview that she
did with Dana Bash, the only interview she's done since
being the nominee, she made a point of saying how
tough on illegals she was. Remember, she wants to position
herself as the tough on illegal immigration person day one.
Oh my god. So somebody put together this amazing flashback.
They juxtaposed it with her recent comments and then what
she actually did as a prosecutor, and the difference is striking.
There should be consequence.
Speaker 17: We have laws that have to be followed and enforced
that address and deal with people who cross our border illegally.
I'm the only person in this race who actually served
a border state as attorney general to enforce our laws,
and I would enforce our laws as president going forward.
And I actually, as attorney General informed California law enforcement
that ice detainers are not mandatory. I disagreed with it,
and that's why I issued that policy for the sheriffs
and the district attorneys of California, telling them that these
were not mandatory.
Speaker 1: Okay, she's just horristic, so tough, and she's like I
handled a border state. Trump handled a border country. So yeah,
I mean, this is the thing. She acts like she's
so tough.
Speaker 3: She's not tough.
Speaker 2: No, she's not tough. And here is this one of
those bizarre moments where she's talking about illegals and crime
rates and laughing maniacally at just the most inexplicable time.
Speaker 17: I'll tell you, having done the work I've done our
undocumented immigrants that are the least likely to come to crime.
Speaker 1: So why would you be laughing at that? I don't know, God,
And especially in light of so many people who have
been affected by illegal aliens committing crimes upon their family
and their family members, Like, why would you laugh at that?
Speaker 2: You hag? Oh, my God? And then to be this
wrong about.
Speaker 23: It you're talking about for so, migrant crime is making
up the majority of arrests in New York City. In fact,
police report as many as seventy five percent of the
people they've arrested in Midtown Manhattan for assault, robbery, and
domestic violence are illegal migrants. According to The New York Post,
sixty percent of those arrests of migrants are in Queens.
Speaker 1: Huh, yeah, huh, who shocked? Raise your hand. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: It is ridiculous.
Speaker 3: They don't commit crimes, No, they don't.
Speaker 8: They don't many crimes, God in the world, and real,
so bizarre.
Speaker 2: And then on her Twitter page, instead of, you know,
talking about fixing the country. What she would do that.
It doesn't include copying and pasting Trump's ideas. What she's
putting out there into the world is her joy. And
so on her Twitter account she posts all these videos
of her interacting with like the pleabs right, like the commoners,
and thinking that it'll be super relatable. And the problem
is she's right. People that are the dumbasses will watch
these videos think, oh my god, she's so green. We're
gonna be best friends.
Speaker 3: She's say, make us I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: So here's a couple. I'll just let them run together.
The first one she's making a call to the some
lady's daughter, and the second one she's at a barbecue joint.
Speaker 17: Bank and right now how to make a phone?
Speaker 2: Yes, Madison, I'm shaking right now, it's Kamala.
Speaker 17: How are you doing. I'm on the treadmill right now.
Speaker 2: Oh you're she's on the treadmill. That's good.
Speaker 17: I write down this morning, how are you doing?
Speaker 10: I felt like I needed to channel my inner commun
and get on the tread.
Speaker 17: And get to work. Oh I'm so proud of you.
But I'm here with your mom and we were talking
about you, and I just wanted to say hello and
thank you for all you're doing. Okay, no, thank you
for all you're doing.
Speaker 2: It's such an honor to vote for you.
Speaker 17: Well, we're in it together and.
Speaker 15: All my friends are voting for you.
Speaker 14: I'm up in Wisconsin.
Speaker 17: We have your bad Oh that's wonderful. Well, thank you
for all the help. And take care of yourself. Okay, yes, mate,
thank you for the support. Thank you and your mom
right now is cheers and okay, I'm gonna give you
back to your mom. Take care Madison. Okay, thank you.
Speaker 14: Bye, honey.
Speaker 17: You make sure she's holding on while she's talking on.
Oh wait, okay, come on, the kids have to come.
Speaker 2: Come on you guys. Okay, who do we have here?
Speaker 17: I haven't nice to make you. No, you're working. You're working.
This is all good. If you didn't everyone, is he
really working?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 19: There you go.
Speaker 2: So relatable.
Speaker 3: I can't. I just can't.
Speaker 1: She's they forget, They forget who this woman is and
what she's done over the past three and a half years.
People get so caught up in their feels, you know, yeah,
liberals do.
Speaker 2: They get so caught.
Speaker 1: Up in their feels and then they don't recognize red
flags that are just right there in front of them,
and they don't recognize the fact that, like it, dumpster
fire all around him. It's fine, it's fine that it's
fine that I can't afford groceries. It is fine that
I can't afford gas. Because she's so nice to that
guy in the coffee shop, Like what what the hell?
Speaker 2: It makes me wonder, like what she's being told about
her presence for the debate coming up, if in fact
she comes to the debate, because everybody's been we've been
talking about how you know she really wants those open
mics because she wants her I'm speaking moment. But a
lot of people, myself included, thought she came off like
such a bitch in that debate and in the Kavanaugh here,
like when she's Kavana Kamala and she gets that steely
gaze and she's mean.
Speaker 3: Are you talking about the debate she had with Mike Pence.
Speaker 2: Well, that that's when she did that. I'm speaking. Yeah,
she came off like a huge bitch and in the
Kavanaugh hearings too. So the question is is she now
going to show up at this debate with Trump? And
try to complete disarm him with joy, Like, do you
think that they are telling her you need to put
the ixnay on the mean Kamala, and you need to
just be so positive and smiley that he won't know
what to do with that, you know what I mean.
I'm just wondering what her strategy is going to be
in this debate.
Speaker 1: I just I think that she has absolute social anxiety,
and I really do. I think that she is wrecked
with it, and so no matter because I could see
it when she was in that interview with Dana Bash.
I just don't think that she is equipped to deal
with all of this, and that she's having to be coached.
Speaker 2: And prodded and like and rehearsed to the hill.
Speaker 3: I mean, she's to the nth degree.
Speaker 1: She's I mean, she's behind closed doors freaking out about this.
Speaker 3: She doesn't want to do it. She doesn't want to
do the debate.
Speaker 1: So I don't know what will be the end result
when she finally gets in there and she goes toe
to toe with Donald Trump. I know what to expect
from Donald Trump. I don't I don't know what ticks
back from Kama. I can't give a prediction on that.
I just like, all I know from her is that
she is, she's a wreck. She doesn't she is, she's
a wreck. She like, you don't know what you're going
to get on any given day, because I don't think
I just.
Speaker 2: Don't know what version of her is going to be
on the debate.
Speaker 1: Stack, which is a really like to me that she
should never be president just because of that, because you
just you cannot. You have to be level, You have
to at least be consistent in who you are as
a person. We know what we're getting with Donald Trump.
We don't know what we're getting on a daily basis
with Kamala We just don't. She's all over the place
and she's insecure, and we can't have that as a leader.
And I don't know why people can't freaking see that.
Speaker 2: Do masses?
Speaker 3: A lot of dumb masses, you guys.
Speaker 2: Lot also going to play you a quick clip. This
is a huge flashback. She's quite a bit younger when
she's telling the story about her Indian grandmother, and I
just want to see how true you think it is.
Speaker 17: From a long line of tough, trail blazing and phenomenal women,
my grandmother would go into villages in India. And because
she was Indian and lived in India, and she would
go to the villages in India. It was a famous
story in our family. My grandfather would say she was
going to be the end of his career, but my
grandmother would go into the villages with a bullhorn, talking
with the women about the need to have access to
reproductive health care.
Speaker 2: He has.
Speaker 3: First of all, I don't believe it.
Speaker 1: But second of all, but second of all, I don't
give a shit what her grandmother did.
Speaker 3: I don't care. I don't care.
Speaker 1: Seriously, do you hear Donald Trump talking about what his
grandfather did or like what his grandmother did.
Speaker 2: He's talked about his family and interviews.
Speaker 1: Because I honestly, I don't because I can't tell you
a story. I don't remember a story as to what
like his grandmother or his grandfather did, because he's too
busy doing things and talking about what he's going to do.
Speaker 3: I just don't really care what her grandmother did, you know.
Speaker 1: What I mean? Because that doesn't that to me doesn't
show me what she's done and what she's going to do.
I need to know what she's going to do for
the country. And so all of this, like it's just
so it's so campaigny to me.
Speaker 2: That was a long that wasn't for a campaign that
I could tell. I mean, that was just a story.
Speaker 1: But I'm sure it has something to do with her
getting to some next level somewhere, whether it was attorney
general or whatever, because this is how these people operate.
It's like, let me tell you a story about how
my family and how my upbringing was and who I
come from. And I'm like, I'm so awesome because of
the people before me. Okay, but what can you do?
You know, like, I that's great. I don't really believe
the story though.
Speaker 2: That's the thing when she's talking about her grandmother using
a bullhorn to talk to women about reproductive rights. No,
and it did not happen like in a village.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just don't really.
Speaker 2: I just don't see that as a thing that's happening. Now,
you said, you know, you want to know what she's
going to do. This is a really good indicator. This
again is from several years ago, but it's when the
whole haullabaloo about Trump getting kicked off of Twitter was happening.
And the thing that she says about social media should
tell people how censorship happy she and other Democrats are.
Speaker 17: So he has lost his privileges and it should be
taken down. And the bottom line is that you can't
say that you have one rule for Facebook and you
have a different rule for Twitter. The same rule has
to apply, which is that there has to be a
responsibility that is placed on these social media sites to
understand their power. They are directly speaking to millions and
millions of people without any level of oversight or regulation,
and that has to stop.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. So she wants to regulate social media.
Speaker 2: And that they all have to work the same. If
that gets rid of somebody another, every platform has to
There has to be that kind of control. And who
better to have it than the federal government.
Speaker 1: Right, And this is the thing, like I know, we're
going to get to the Lex Friedman stuff. We're going
to talk about that. And they talked about communism in
that interview, and this is where I had a problem
with him because he's sort of apo like he didn't
he was apologetic with the whole communism discussion, Like he
was like, well, I mean, she's not really a communist
kind of a thing, Like he apologized for that, but
she is. She is a communist because of the fact
that she wants to regulate social media, she wants price controls,
she wants to seize people's patents. There are so many
examples all over the place of where she is a
freaking COMMI it's like you can list them, and I
don't know why people want to make apologies for that.
Speaker 2: Why did people want to defend it.
Speaker 1: It's America, man, if you want to do those things GTF, Oh,
that's not what it's supposed to be like here, I
don't understand why people will make apologies and say, but
she's not really and the whole notion of democratic socialism
is not okay in the United States of America. I
don't know why people make apologies for it.
Speaker 2: Ever, it just.
Speaker 1: Doesn't buy GTFO with that crap. I just if you
apologize even the slightest bit for that nonsense.
Speaker 3: Here, I'm done listening to you.
Speaker 2: So this is a new ad of Kamala's that is
just complete nonsense. She wants everybody to believe that she's
got the backs of the middle class. She's the one
that's going to fight high prices. And again it goes
back to Ben Shapiro, going, why didn't you do it?
But this is the ad that they have just come
out with.
Speaker 22: We all know costs are too high. But while corporations
are gouging families, Trump is focused on giving them tax cuts.
But Kamala Harris is focused on you.
Speaker 17: Building up the middle class will be a defining goal
of my presidency.
Speaker 22: She'll make groceries more affordable by cracking down on price gouging,
and she'll cut housing costs by taking on corporate speculators.
Middle class families build America. We need a leader who
has their back.
Speaker 17: I'm Kamala Harris and I approved this message.
Speaker 2: I bet you do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean here's a thought. Quit printing and spending money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this old price gouging thing is such nonsense.
Speaker 1: It's absolute nonsense. It's it's ridiculous. I mean, they look
at some of the profit margins that some of these
grocery stores, these chains are making. It's not they're not
gouging people. They always try to demonize the private sector.
This is what they try to do, and I this
is again communism.
Speaker 2: I think that ad sucked, but I'm a little bit biased.
And the next one that you're about to see is
a Trump ad, which is phenomenal because you know that
right now, the pull, the push is for common to
talk about her record as attorney general, as prosecutor, even
as senator. But she does not want to talk about
her record as VP because that ties her to this
terrible economic record, and Trump is not going to let
her get away with it.
Speaker 20: No, this is the Biden Harris administration. Are you aware
that this is the Biden Harris administration? She is indeed
the Vice president.
Speaker 24: Not only does she inherit these numbers and contribute to them,
she was the tie breaking vote on three trillion dollars
of spending bills, so she is almost personally responsible for
the massive inflation that you just showed on that chart.
Speaker 2: President Biden taps Kamala Harris, Vice President Kamala Harris to
be the Borders czar.
Speaker 20: The criminal cartels are running the entry into America and
the numbers are at a twenty one year high.
Speaker 12: Challenges that we're seeing at our South with border. No
one knows this better than the Vice President.
Speaker 25: Kama Harris mostly silent after bragging about her role in
helping safe Joe Biden's disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal.
Speaker 2: Just made a really big decision Afghanistan.
Speaker 1: Yes, were you the last person in the room, Yes,
and you feel comfortable.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 19: The body of American hersch Gilberg, Poland and five others
were quote brutally murdered. These hostages were discovered in the
tunnels under Ratha. That's where Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
put pressure on Israel not to enter for months.
Speaker 17: And we're looking at about a million and a half
people in Rafa. I have studied the maps. There's nowhere
for those folks to go.
Speaker 6: My god's the weakness that leads to the death of hostages.
Speaker 20: Are you aware that this is the Biden Harris admittrition?
She is indeed the vice president.
Speaker 2: Oh, we're aware, Yeah, we know, we are aware.
Speaker 3: She's speaking, you guys, she speaking.
Speaker 2: She is speaking. But again, as we told Sean Spicer,
and as we've told you, there are dumbasses out in
the world, and there's a lot of them. You guys,
these are the kind of real ridiculous idiots that we
have to deal with who are going to try to
convince others that voting for Trump is a bad idea.
Here's an example of an older couple, which you don't
often find. Usually you hope that as you age you
become smarter. Usually the case. Yeah, not so with this couple.
Speaker 26: For all the people that will be voting for Donald Trump,
what are your message to try to get them to
vote for Kamala Harris?
Speaker 18: You know, just ask if do you really want to
lose all your rimes, oh my god, and live under
a bone grinding and then go ahead and vote for Trump?
And you're welcome to what you get. But the thing
that worries me is that many of his followers don't think.
Speaker 3: Don't oh my gosh, I.
Speaker 26: Don't think you guys think it's strange that Joe Biden
got sick and then all of a sudden Kamala was
next to be in line. Anything that was planned for
Joe Biden gets sick and to replace him with Kamala No,
not planned.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 22: No.
Speaker 18: If he'd felt I believe completely physically and mentally well,
he would not have dropped out. Oh but I think
that that a number of wise people.
Speaker 1: Especially we love her, Oh my god.
Speaker 18: To him frankly two or three times and said, look,
you're you're clearly right now in a physical and mental decline.
Best thing on earth for you and for everybody in
the United States would be to drop out.
Speaker 26: Yeah, so you think he was kind of forced out
of office.
Speaker 22: Forced He didn't.
Speaker 18: You know, in an absolute sense, he wouldn't have dropped,
but he I think he was realistic enough and intelligent
enough to understand that that he was questionably able to
discharge the office, and everybody had a negative view of him,
and he would really have swung a huge part of
the election in the ghastly direction.
Speaker 26: You think don Trump is a threat democracy?
Speaker 18: Oh my god, yes, Oh yes, that's what I just said.
He thinks like a dictator. He wants to be a dictator.
You vote for him, you're going to get a dictator.
And I mean dictator.
Speaker 26: What kind of things would he do as a dictator?
Speaker 5: Just curious.
Speaker 18: First thing he would do would be to abolish the
next presidential election and try to get into position where
he was dictator for life.
Speaker 2: He already said vote for me and you'll never have
another election. What in the world these people are and say,
what do you want to bet that? They are both
retired professors? Oh my gosh, you're so right.
Speaker 3: They just seem like professors. To me retired.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like in the humanities, yes, don't you think like
one of them is an English professor the other ones
like philosophy or some shit. Yeah, they just seem I'm
just putting that out there. I kind of feel like
that have very good money. I don't have on that.
Speaker 2: Okay, So to the clip, because the Trump interview with
Lex Friedman is out. It's I guess like three hours long,
as most of Lex Friedman podcasts are, and just have
a couple of clips because you guys can listen to
it on your own time. But the first one is
the one that you already mentioned, the one about communism.
Speaker 5: A lot of people listening to this, myself included, that
doesn't think that Kama is a communist.
Speaker 16: Well, she's at Marxist.
Speaker 5: Her father's a Marxist, and she's advocated. Yeah, she's advocating
for some policies that are towards the direction of democratic socialism,
let's say. But there's a lot of people that kind
of know the way government works and they say, well,
none of those policies are going to actually come to reality.
It's just being used during the campaign to you know,
groceries are too expensive, we need them cheaper. So let's
let's talk about price controls, and that's never going to
come to reality.
Speaker 16: It could come to reality. Look, I mean she came
out with price control. It's been tried like one hundred
and twenty one different times at different places over the years,
and it's never worked. Once. It leads to communism, it
leads to socialism, it leads to having no food on
the shelves, and it leads to tremendous inflation. It's just
a bad idea whenever.
Speaker 5: We use terms like communism for her. And I don't
know if you know this, but some people call you
a fascist.
Speaker 16: Yeah they do, so I figure it's all right to
call them a communist. Yeah, they call me a lot
worse than I call that.
Speaker 4: They do.
Speaker 5: Indeed, it's just sometimes its interesting though.
Speaker 16: They'll call me something that's terrible, and then I'll hit
them back and they'll say, isn't it terrible what Trump said?
I said, wait a minute, they just called me. So
I believe you have to fight fire with fire. I
believe they're very evil people. These are evil people. You know,
we have an enemy from the outside and we have
an enemy from within. And in my opinion, the enemy
from within, a radical left lunatics, and I think you
have to fight back.
Speaker 1: I think Trump handled that beautifully, and I think Lex
seemed ignorant.
Speaker 2: I think he was just trying to play the devil's
advocate to some degree. And he's idealistic, very idealistic, like
harmony piece.
Speaker 3: In which kind of guy? Which is ignorant?
Speaker 2: And I I don't know. I'm glad he asked it,
because that's the kind of question that Trump is always
willing to answer, and Kamala couldn't get through five minutes
of an interview like that.
Speaker 1: It was a beautiful answer. It was a great answer,
because I you know it democratic socialism is is communism light?
I don't you know what I mean, I don't it's
I don't know, it's just watered down communism. So I
don't I don't know why people in this country think
that's okay somehow and that we should apologize for it
or make excuses for it.
Speaker 2: Stop it. Well, and he's trying to say, oh, that
could never happen here. I'll fameous last words.
Speaker 1: Right, I mean, just stop stop with that, stop saying
that could never happen here.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I never used to think fifteen years ago and we
started this that, you know, twenty million illegals would come
over the border too and pour over. It's stuff happens
when you have people in charge that are irresponsible and
want what's worse for America. They basically want to destroy
this country. And I believe that there are people who
absolutely want to destroy this country that are in power.
I believe that, and I believe I'm right. And so
to not have a notion to think that all these
people want what's best for you and your family, you're
freaking ignorant.
Speaker 3: That's just how I feel about that.
Speaker 2: Trump also mentioned the Epstein files and the possibility of
finally having those released.
Speaker 16: A lot of big people went to that island, but
fortunately I was not one of them.
Speaker 5: It's just very strange for a lot of people that
the list of clients that went to the island has
not been made public.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it's very interesting, isn't It Probably will be, by.
Speaker 5: The way, So if you're able to, you'll be.
Speaker 16: Yeah, certainly take a look at it now, Kennedy's interesting
because it's so many years ago. You know, they do
that for danger too, because you know, endangers certain people,
et cetera. Et cetera. So Kennedy is very different from
the Epstein thing. But yeah, I'd be inclined to do
the Epstein. I'd have no problem with it.
Speaker 4: Benjamin.
Speaker 3: I think that would be the deep state is so
freaking afraid of him.
Speaker 2: Well, and I mean, he says something like that, and
it just makes me feel like, bamp up your secret service,
because there's gonna be people who are very worried that
you're gonna do that. And yeah, they're gonna hate you
even more than they already do. And he's in danger
girl like he Oh yeah, I worry about him all
the time.
Speaker 3: Now, Yeah, I worry about him and r FK.
Speaker 1: Yeah, both of them, because they both are basically trying
to just blow up the deep state, which I am
here for. And so I and I hope they succeed.
Just get past the finish line. Just please do it,
and then do all the things, because man, wouldn't it
be great if we could see on that list Hollywood
would implode?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, it'd be great.
Speaker 2: And so many politicians too.
Speaker 1: So many and Republicans too. They're not exactly not at all.
Speaker 2: Yesterday we talked a lot about Joe Biden's slam of
net and Yahoo ridiculous, saying that he wasn't doing enough
to basically give more concessions to Hamas. Guy Benson, I
thought put it together very very well.
Speaker 6: Anton Yahoo came out yesterday actually and addressed this criticism
from President Biden, and he just walked through the last
several months of Israeli concessions, Israeli seriousness at the negotiating table,
Israel's willingness to give a little bit in order to
pause hostilities and get these hostages back, and at every
single turn, Hamas said no. And then Hammas turns around
and murders execution style six of the hostages that they
stole nearly a year year ago. And we have the
President of the United States now pressuring Israel more, and
a lot of people around the world either blaming Israel
directly or indirectly, like somehow it's their fault that they
weren't able to get these hostages saved earlier from the
monsters who took the come out.
Speaker 3: Yep, it's absurd.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, it's infuriating.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's disgusting.
Speaker 2: And all the protesters are back now that Columbia University's
classes have started. All these ridiculous psychopaths are out in
the streets and on the campus of Columbia with their
Hamas flags. I mean, it's just vile. These people are vile.
And there were there were pro Israel people trying to
get in the mix and show support for Israel, like
this guy.
Speaker 25: Uh is the one who said she sympathizes it. But
the human emotion of these protesters, what are you sympathizing
with terrorism?
Speaker 26: Joe Biden?
Speaker 25: I mean, where is he has? Even has he made
a speech about anything? I mean, an American just got
shot on the head? Where where where is everyone? Where's
the accountability? I just don't get it anymore. And you
know why I might be going off the lamb here.
If you're Jewish and you vote for Democrats, you're crazy.
I'm sorry, You're insane.
Speaker 3: He's one hundred percent spot on. You are crazy.
Speaker 1: If you're Jewish and you vote for Democrats, what's wrong
with you? I will I understand it, and I listen.
I questioned that the parents of of is It hersh
I was in awe.
Speaker 3: I could I couldn't.
Speaker 1: I couldn't believe that they got up on the DNC
stage and they and they praised Biden, and they praised Kamala.
Speaker 2: What have I the only thing I can think of
about them and other families because I've seen some of
the other families of remaining hostages who are just they're
saying the same thing that net and Yaho isn't doing that.
He's not going about this right. He's been too focused
on like just revenge or like not on getting the
hostages home. When I as a if I were if
this was Jackson, if he were a hostage, he would
be my focus.
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 2: It wouldn't be the future, it wouldn't be preventing future attacks.
It would be about getting him home right this second.
And so from that perspective, I can understand the parents
literally just using any platform that they want to and
being angry at Ntan Yahoo for not conceding because it's
their boy, it's their right. But everybody else who doesn't
have actual skin in the game have to be thinking
how do we make sure this doesn't happen again? Because
the more you can see, the more you're you're you're
you're digging your own grave. You're you're just asking for
future attacks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 2: This is what this is.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is what this administration is basically saying
by let's negotiate with terrorists because it's just gonna it's
gonna happen again and again and again and again.
Speaker 2: Yep. And I hated to cut this next clip at
all because Douglas Murray is a national, he's an international
treasure and Pierce Morgan was trying to question him about
net and Yahoo and strategy and all of this stuff,
and Douglas Murray there's just no one that articulates the
plight of Israel better than he does. And I did
cut a couple things out of this just in you know,
out of respect for time, but it does run a
little bit long worth every second.
Speaker 21: Not feel that something has to give here, that this
has to get resolved somehow, and that the only way
to do that is, as with all these situations, you
have to eventually compromise in some way. And the problem
for Netanyahu is that people think he is completely incapable
of offering Hamas any compromise, and therefore there is no deal.
So the families of the hostage, you're still there, and
hundreds of thousands of protesters in Israel on the street
to Tel Aviv. Right now, they are of the firm
belief that it's his own intractable position on this which
is not going to allow any kind of cease far
to be achievable.
Speaker 14: But there again, if I say said, here's it's the
same thing, which is the presumption that it's Netanyahu who
is uncompromising, we end up with this again because Netanyahu's
a democratically elected leader, and so it's assumed that some
pressure can be brought to bear on him. In my view,
it is not Netanyaho who's uncompromising. It's Hamaza's uncompromising. They
could have handed back to the hostages last October. They
could have not done this. I mean, they could have
tried to build a state since two thousand and five,
when Israel withdrew from the Gaza and handed the place
over to them. Hamas could have used the billions of
dollars and pounds and euros that British and European and
American taxpayers gave them since two thousand and six. They
could have used those billions of dollars to build up Gaza.
They could have made a booming in the good sense
of the term Mediterranean paradise. They could have created wealth
for their people. But you know what they did. They
built down instead of upwards. They built a tunnel network
bigger than the London underground for all of those years,
and they squirreled away the money, just like Yasser Arafat
did before them, And they made themselves rich because they
took the money of Americans and Brits and Europeans and
they took it for themselves and kept the people of
Gaza in a miseration and poverty. There has been since
two thousand and five a complete counterfacture of what could
have happened. But the Hammaz leadership didn't want that. They
have said themselves they want to use Palestinian children and
their lives in order to pressurize the world. These are fanatics.
They want the death of their own citizens, their own citizens,
in order to get world opinion turned against Israel again.
How do you negotiate with that? The assumption always is
in the West today, because we're so sort of fat
and lazy in our expectation that pieces the norm, and
that historically it's the norm. We're so full of our
own expectations and assumptions that we always think that wars
end by some kind of compromise and coming around the table,
to use a cliche, they don't. Historically, most wars end
because one side wins and one side loses. And one
of the reasons, in my view, why there is this
endless rounds of war in this region is because the
Israelis are never allowed to win and Hamas in this case,
are always allowed to draw. I think that that is
simply to set up the precursor for the next conflict.
If Hamaz come out of this with a fighting capability,
then there will be another round of this war in
a couple of years. So when David Lammy and others
say what we need to have is a peace deal,
I'd say on what terms? Everybody wants peace except for
Hamaz and the fanatics. Everybody else wants peace. All of
these people in the south, these kibbutzniks and the partygoers
and others who were murdered on the seven all dreamed
of peace with their Palestinian neighbors and brothers and sisters.
Who stopped that piece being possible. Has from two thousand
and five and again to this very day.
Speaker 1: They don't want peace, They want terror rists. They're freaking
animals and they're terrorists. They don't want peace. So you
you negotiate with them, It's gonna happen again. It's gonna
happen again. It's gonna happen again.
Speaker 2: I just I cannot understand why it's always Israel that
has to concede when they have been slaughtered. Yeah, just
stop murdering them. I know it's not the only piece.
I just I said it before and I'll say it again.
If somebody comes into my house and murders my family,
I'm not going to effing negotiate with you.
Speaker 3: There will be no negotiation.
Speaker 2: You will die. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't Why is this? Why is this hard?
Speaker 1: And I would hope that the people listening to this
wouldn't do that either with their families.
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 1: And if somebody said to you, well, you got to
negotiate with the killer, you got to negotiate because that's
on you to do it. No, because they came in
and they murdered my family.
Speaker 3: Like, what is that? I but this is what they
do to Israel all the time.
Speaker 2: This is what they did every single time he got
single time. In other news, Timpoole is about to drop
the legal hammer on Kamala's campaign. Apparently the Kamala HQ
Twitter account, which is constantly putting out stuff about her
and the campaign, often engages in complete lying and misinformation.
They edit and they manipulate videos from conservatives to make
it look like they said things that they didn't. And
Tim Poole was a victim of it. He is not
taking it here. He is to explain.
Speaker 19: This morning, I am announcing that I have engaged legal counsel.
We are preparing a lawsuit against the Kamala Harris campaign
due to a defamatory statement posted on x which is extreme,
egregious and I just got to say, outright psychotic in
accusing me, me personally as well as Laura Lumer. But
we are two separate individuals of calling for unchecked legal
power so that they, meaning Trump and his allies, can
jail and execute anyone who doesn't support Trump if he wins,
which is a shocking and egregious lie that goes so
far beyond the pale. I well, I just can't even
timcast is not, has not, and will not be a
part of, or in any way related to Project twenty
twenty five, Nor have I ever called for, ever called
for anyone to have unchecked legal authority. And I will
stress this because this is the most shockingly offensive part
of what they said, and I'm jumping right the right
to it right away, so I don't waste your time,
because I have a lot to talk about. I am
opposed to the death penalty in all circumstances. I have
argued against the death penalty in every circumstance. I do
not trust the government to decide who gets to live
and die, and I will never support the death penalty
or any type of executions for that matter. The clip
in question posted by the Kamala campaign was literally me
arguing against the idea of the death penalty, telling Laura
Lumer that she was wrong. These individuals did not commit treason,
more likely sedition. But there was a lot to break
down in exactly what this post is, and so I
just wanted to make sure I started immediately by addressing
what we are doing.
Speaker 2: So I, oh, damn, I love it.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 1: We need to see more of this to fight back
against the mainstream media and like the media in general,
and just the lies because they get they get away
with saying whatever the hell they want about conservatives, happens
all the time, so good for him. We're not litigious enough.
Mock and I and seriously, there was a there was
something that he said.
Speaker 3: What was it?
Speaker 1: It was like, oh, I know there was something else
that he said that you didn't play part of his
little statement there he was he was accused of being
an operative? Or did he say that and I just
missed it? He was accused of being an operative. I'm like, well,
damn if we can sue for that, we should get
on that bandwagon.
Speaker 3: Because I got to pay for a third kids college.
Speaker 1: You know, because we've been accused of being operatives literally
our entire career, we've been accused of that.
Speaker 2: I can't check in the mail for the checks and
they never come.
Speaker 1: Well, maybe the check is ensuing the people who accuse
us of being operatives because we're not. We're we've never
worked for any sort of political anybody that is paying
us to say things, you know, as opposed to like
these Democrats who actually are puppets for their organization. We're
not puppets for anybody. We say the things and we
do it, and we're out there and we do it,
and I.
Speaker 2: Feel like we we take hits for that, yeah, but
the dances that we take hits from complete internet, random
losers or not entire presidential campaign, Well that's true.
Speaker 3: I agree.
Speaker 1: I mean, we're not going to We're not going to
sue anybody. I know, I'm just I'm joking, but I'm
just saying like that. He said that, he was like,
I'm not an operative, and I'm like, yeah, now.
Speaker 2: Everything about their their video was a lie, everything, right,
which is not okay.
Speaker 1: So I'm glad to see that at least somebody of
his stature is like, I'm not going to take this crap.
I'm going to do so good for good for him.
You know, it's good stuff, man, Yes, it is good stuff.
Can't wait to see how that turns out.
Speaker 2: I regret to inform you that there is such a
thing as a packer. And I was today or yesterday
years old when I learned of this product. But essentially,
it is a like silicone dong that is just in
the shape of a bulge, like a dude's bulge, and
it is specifically for trans people to put in their underwear,
so if they are biological women, they can look like dudes.
And that's all finding good. If you're an adult, and
you want to do that, whatever you do, you The
problem is is that they make them for eighty bity kids.
Speaker 27: And I just realized some of you may not know
what a packer is. That's a packer. It's intended for
girls under five to put in their underwear so that
they have a bulge that mimics a penis. This is
for a girl under five. It's intended for her to
put in her panties so that she has a bulge
that looks like a boy's. Can't even imagine what parent
would buy this for their daughter, a child under five
years old, and then in the morning say, honey, don't
forget to put your packer in.
Speaker 2: To me.
Speaker 27: This is reinforcing gender dysphoria in a really quite found
an ugly way. One of the things I hear trans
advocates talk about all the time is that being transgender
is not about the genitals. And yet this here product
is for little girls.
Speaker 3: It's child abuse. That's child abuse. God, that's demonic.
Speaker 17: Man.
Speaker 1: I swear anybody shoving a fake penis down their five
year old girls pants, it's child abuse. You need to
have your kid taken away from you, like something is
wrong with you something is little vile. It's just absolutely disgusting.
These people are are this is out of control. I
can't believe we've been talking about this. I know, like
twenty years ago we all would have everybody would have
agreed this is child abuse. Yeah, and now we're having
like like people are doing this and they're like, well,
I mean that kid is trans she's five.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: I cannot I honestly can't believe we're talking about this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was just sickendprody man. You guys just need
to know that that's a thing. But I do have
a little bit of eye bleach for you in the
form of a worker who justin Trudeau is trying to razzle,
dazzle and do this with and this worker is not
having it and he just blasts Trudeau and it's it's glorious.
Speaker 18: We're here.
Speaker 14: If we want to thank you for your heart, I
can bring something for my kids.
Speaker 26: Okay, h the.
Speaker 14: Twenty five percent Paris we just brought in on Chinese skals.
Speaker 11: I can to help you out jo.
Speaker 26: Toxes and things.
Speaker 15: And I don't have talking four hundred million dollars and
invest to invest in your card.
Speaker 2: Down You're going to have a job.
Speaker 7: I think you're for another year.
Speaker 27: We won't see your ound probably another year.
Speaker 21: Guess that's that's what the elections are for.
Speaker 17: That's right, that's right, and I look forward to everyone
exercising to write the book.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm a basic choice.
Speaker 5: I'm going to invest in you in your job.
Speaker 17: I don't believe you for something dental.
Speaker 11: We got cental care.
Speaker 26: Yeah, I pay for myself.
Speaker 17: Yeah, okay, we're like three years behind.
Speaker 20: The job and coverage.
Speaker 21: Yeah, we got people in my family every time we
go for a dental visit. It's call us to be
about fifty dollars in my pocket.
Speaker 20: Person, Okay, why I.
Speaker 2: Have a good job, You're not.
Speaker 12: Really doing anything for.
Speaker 9: Us, justin Well, actually, we just invested to a happy million.
People hadn't been to the dentist.
Speaker 23: I've got to go to the dentist.
Speaker 6: Ask you probably like my neighbor that doesn't go to
work because she's lazy to work.
Speaker 23: The tried to stick up to each other.
Speaker 9: We get people.
Speaker 17: Yeah, good luck and.
Speaker 2: God, I'm good. Thank you. So uncomfortable and awesome.
Speaker 12: I love that.
Speaker 1: No, listen, I speak disgruntled normal dude. I speak that language,
and what he really wanted to say, was f you dude?
Speaker 2: Fingers?
Speaker 1: He wanted to give him all the fingers, but he didn't.
He was actually, I thought, really like respectful and nice
all things considered.
Speaker 2: He was holding back. Oh god, he was holding back.
Speaker 1: He really was, because he you know, behind closed doors,
he says the thing.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he says them.
Speaker 3: Uh huh does them?
Speaker 1: Man, they need to get rid of that dude. Just
throw him on his ass. They got to get rid
of that dude, little castro.
Speaker 2: Let him out of office. We can go be gay finally, Yeah,
you can go be gay with the other guy.
Speaker 1: Who's the other dude, Macron macrone. He and McCrone are
in love. Just go have your thing. Yeah, I mean,
what's brig will Probably she'll join in, She'll totally join in.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Woo woa woh woa wah they do that and France.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she'll wave the white flag and be like whatever
I'm in, that's right. Uh huh.
Speaker 2: The NFL is getting geared up and they have released
like a look at our season starting teaser ad and
it is causing all kinds of controversy because in the
ad about football, Taylor Swift appears no fewer than five times.
Speaker 1: It's so stupid. It's just so dumb. I'm surprised I
didn't use one of her songs.
Speaker 2: Shake it Up, shake it Off. I'm stressing write a
song for the NFL.
Speaker 1: I know, with their little guitar on stage and are
like Sequin outfit or Sequin like one piece of bathing
suit that she wears every show.
Speaker 2: Hey, everybody, Yet once in a thirty second ad.
Speaker 1: But the five times yeah, and her name on the
on the thing, her name on the ticker was I mean,
stop it it just stop. It's just so ridiculous. They
should name it like that. The National Tailor League. Now
so stupid makes me not want to watch. I know,
I wouldn't anyway because I hate I know, I hate,
I hate National Football League. I'm a college football girl. Yeah,
I don't watch any of the stuff. Yeah, you guys.
Speaker 2: The greatest podcast name in the history of podcasts has
been created, and it is none other than By the
Hawk to a Girl whose new podcast is Talk to Us.
But I was done.
Speaker 10: I'm just getting started, baby, I'm highly wilted.
Speaker 2: A little while ago, my last.
Speaker 10: To a complate left harnt Change forever and along the
way I've realized that everybody's entitled to their own opinion. Well,
now it's my time to tell check out my podcast
every week, talk to them rom sitting out with the
coolest guess and have an actual conversation with one.
Speaker 3: I just can't stand this girl.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but that's brilliant. I don't know who came
up with it. It's perfect, it's the best. I love it.
I'm not going to listen to it, obviously, but it's
a good name.
Speaker 3: I just don't like her, but you have to admit
that that's.
Speaker 2: A good name.
Speaker 1: It's not better than Chick's on the right. Well, I
think you're giving her way too many props.
Speaker 2: Or whoever came up with it. It's perfect for her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's just a rhyming thing. I feel
like we could have come up with that over margaritas.
Speaker 2: But I mean the fact that it worked right, like
talk podcasting, like the whole thing is what just I
don't know.
Speaker 1: I not believe this girl is having more than fifteen
minutes a fame.
Speaker 3: I just can't.
Speaker 1: I just all right, we're not Yes everybody does have
a podcast, now, yes, yes everybody does, and you have
and you can have zero intelligence apparently and have a podcast.
Speaker 2: And she'll probably have like a huger audience than we do.
Speaker 1: It'll she'll make a good jillion dollars on her podcast. Yeah,
we've been working fifteen years and we don't. And I'm
not bitter about it or anything.
Speaker 2: I'm not because why because America always rewards terrible behavior, Right,
we just need to do something terrible?
Speaker 3: Well, just yeah, it'd be complete whoores? And we could?
Speaker 2: Should I say that? I'll can you do it?
Speaker 3: I'm not going to do that.
Speaker 2: That's that's your job. I don't want to. All Right,
we're not going to have a Schlang today because this
we're already gonna go over. But we are going to
have double d's and we're gonna have some talks and
we're going to start with your double ds.
Speaker 1: Okay, So this, this clip reminded me of like if
your mom read something like a review for a hotel,
like a fancy hotel that Jackson had written because her mom,
you guys, Matt's mom.
Speaker 3: Is so precious.
Speaker 1: She's like a sweet little polish bird, and she's so
proper and so perfect and so sweet, and if she
had to read something that like a. Gen Zer wrote,
it reminds me of what you're about to do.
Speaker 4: Breakfast is eight hundred and eighteen years old.
Speaker 12: No cap.
Speaker 4: See the garden. It's giving relaxation. It is giving zen.
Medieval dining room has so much riz. The Georgia paneled
room understood the assignment slay. See how the Victorian windows
letting a lot of light. Very considerate, very mindful, very slay.
Whether you need to recover from a bread summer or
a menti bee, this is the place.
Speaker 2: That is slay play. What is a menty bee? What
is that? The mental breakdown?
Speaker 11: Really?
Speaker 1: Men having a total mental having a menti be yes,
Oh my god, I just get your mother would be
reading it in her sweet little polish accent. I want
her to say menty bee on camera? Can you send
that to me? Can you have her like, send me
a video just saying menty bee and then saying slay.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I should have her say I'm having a mentee bee,
no cap, sligh slay.
Speaker 3: I want her to do that.
Speaker 2: She's so precious as I can convincerr. I'll try, I'll
do I don't think she'd do it for me. I
think she would. Your dad would totally do it. He
would sound George would do it in a heartbeat, and
he would do it straight. You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: He would do it.
Speaker 2: I just totally played straight, totally.
Speaker 3: He'd do it as if it was like his job.
I love that so much.
Speaker 2: Have a great day.
Speaker 3: We'll talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Bye, everybody,