Speaker 1: I am both hired.
Speaker 2: How you acting like you for the people of the
fate of Indiana or the city of Indianapole.
Speaker 1: You do not think for me or anyone I know.
Speaker 3: That was the new feature.
Speaker 1: Okay, what's going on? Everybody?
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 5: Hello?
Speaker 1: Can we is this Mike picking us up?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 1: Oh hello, Hello, Happy frid be Friday.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 1: I will give everybody the full loadown on how completely
awesome this house is. But we got stories to stories
to tell first, of course, because we missed yesterday, like
there was so much news, Oh my god. And so
we're going to get right into the biggest news that
happened yesterday, which is, of course the news.
Speaker 8: About Mike Walt's changing positions. At first, we didn't know
that it was changing. We just thought he was fired.
And it was actually Mark Halprin who got the scoop
before anybody else. So here he is talking to Sean
Spicer and some other dude when he just finds out
that this is happening. So this is early yesterday morning.
Speaker 9: Take you a little bit behind the curtain. I was
headed into my location to do the program, and I
got a text from a very nice source who said,
you want to call me. And it turns out that
three different people to the original source and two others
have confirmed that the plan now by the White House
is to remove the National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, who
was on Fox News this morning just not that long ago,
and his deputy Alex Wang, and much of the member
current staff team at the National Security Council because of
unhappiness throughout the National Security Establishment of how they're doing.
The West Wing's unhappy, the State Department, the Treasury unhappiness.
And of course this was around before Signal Gate. It
was widely reported that Signal Gate ironically may have saved
Waltz's job because the President didn't want to be seen
as if he were giving in to Jeffrey Goldberg, his
new best friend. But there's lots of levels of unhappiness,
and that's about Signal Gate than it is about, as
I understand it from my sources, a general belief that
it's not being run efficiently in an organized way.
Speaker 1: Huh, that's weird. Yeah. But then he was moved because
everybody's like, Okay, he's out. That was all the big
freak out yesterday I was getting on a plane. It
was a big freak out, big freak out, and then
it was okay, then he's moved to me. It's like
a lateral move.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean I don't know, like, I don't know
how cabinet positions are looked at.
Speaker 1: Is there one that's like more important than the other? Yeah? Right?
So yeah.
Speaker 8: So then you know, a few hours later, after everybody
had had a chance to digest that news, then came
the tweet from Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: You want to read it because you always yes, Oh
my gosh, I'm so excited to read it from your house.
I am pleased to announce that I will be nominating
Mike Waltz to be the next United States Ambassadors to
the United Nations. From his time in uniform, on the
battlefield and Congress, and as my National Security Advisor, Mike
Waltz has worked hard to put our nation's interests first.
Interest is capitalized randomly, right. I know he will do
the same in his new role. In the interim Second
Very of State, Mark or Rubio will serve as National
Security Advisor while continuing a strong leadership in the State Department. Together,
we will continue to fight tirelessly to make America and
the world safe again.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 1: For your attention to this matter. Marco Rubio is now
doing like eight jobs. Oh my god, he's doing every job.
I mean he's capable. I feel like he's capable of
doing that and what like it's hard.
Speaker 8: I mean you guys, so you know this is that's great, right,
this is what Alas Stephonic was gonna do. And then
they were like, we really need you in Congress because
we're running out of seat, so you just please stay
and she said okay, and then Mike Waltz retweeted this
saying I'm deeply honored to continue my service to President
Trump and our great nation. And then people started like
freaking out about this news, like what does this mean?
And Laura Lumer was really really excited at first because she.
Speaker 1: Was like lumored.
Speaker 8: She was the one that apparently, you know, went to
the White House said Mike Waltz's bad news.
Speaker 1: And then so she was like.
Speaker 8: And then everybody was like, hey, look at that right now,
you ambassador, And so her excitement I'm sure didn't last lunch. Yeah,
but then Brett Baer interviewed jd Vance about it, and
now everybody's like, everybody's talking about this clip that you're
about to see with Jadie Vance because they think it's bullshit,
Like they're saying this, there's something more sinister at work here.
Speaker 1: This is something really weird is going on. Anyway, Here
is what happened in the JD Vance interview. I want
to start with the breaking news. Yeah, why was Mike
Walce let go?
Speaker 6: So was it let go?
Speaker 11: He is being made ambassador to the United Nations, which
of course is a SENEC confirmed position. I think you
can make a good argument.
Speaker 1: That it's a promotion. But we brought Mike on to do.
Speaker 11: Some serious reforms of the National Security Council.
Speaker 1: He has done that. I like Mike.
Speaker 11: I think he's a great guy. He's got the trust
of both me and the President. But we also thought
that he'd make a better UN ambassador as we get
beyond this stage of the reforms that we've made to
the National Security Council. He saw the President announced that
Marco Rubyo is going to step in as interim leader
of the National Security Council. So, I look, I think
the media wants to frame this as a firing. Donald
Trump has fired a lot of people. He doesn't give
them SENEC confirmed appointments. Afterwards. What he thinks is that
Mike Waltz is going to better serve the administration, most
importantly the American people in that role. And I haven't
agree with him.
Speaker 1: Somebody said, it's chess. It is chess. He's just moving
people around pieces like chess people. Yeah, and if you
wanted him gone, he'd be gone.
Speaker 8: Right, and so, but people are saying jdie Vance is
covering up something.
Speaker 1: And like he said, and he said it was a promotion,
I don't know if I called it. Yeah, I don't
know that it's a promote.
Speaker 8: But I mean it's still a cabinet remember, And so
that's the thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know how you look at all the Is
there a better cabinet position to have than other? I
don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: We should ask markup because he has like eight now
he has all the positions now right to you, guys,
you need to watch our Tim Burchett interview tomorrow. It
comes out tomorrow. Do we know what time? Thick five? Yes?
By flock oh it says it right here on the thing. Hey,
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It comes out at five pm Eastern, You guys, need
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as the kids would say, there was one part where
he asked for a mountain dew like in the middle
of it. There's another part where a special guest calls
his phone and does hello to It was the most
chaotic interview we've ever done ever, but also the most fun,
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let's get into some other news and stuff.
Speaker 8: This next sort of collection, if you will, of videos
are either unrelated to anything else that we're talking about,
or their follow ups to stories that we've told you
about earlier in the week. And so first up, there's
an announcement of some guests that are going to be
on the view, and I know you guys are going
to be setting your calendars for this one.
Speaker 12: I'm gonna start this with an announcement. Next Thursday, May eighth,
we are honored to welcome former President Biden and First
Lady Jill Biden.
Speaker 1: Very first interview leave in the White House.
Speaker 12: Legacy, accomplishments, regrets, and of course the current political lens.
Speaker 1: I was going to watch.
Speaker 8: There's gonna be some great clips, right, There's probably gonna
be some clips of Biden's just sort of looking lost.
Speaker 1: And drolling right and Jill wiping his Yeah, I mean
it'd be great.
Speaker 8: I will not be watching that, but we will definitely
catch you up any of the clips that.
Speaker 1: Are worthy of you being caught up.
Speaker 8: On another story that we talked about a few days ago,
I guess was Virginia.
Speaker 1: Is it Jeoffrey? I think it's Jeoffrey, the chick that Virginia.
I didn't kill myself. Jeoffrey. That's the one, the.
Speaker 8: One that was like the main victim of the Epstein hullabaloo. Right,
And of course, there was this report that we told
you about a few days ago that she had passed
away due to suicide, and we said right away, that.
Speaker 1: Seems really such yeah, super SIUs.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and now there's another person saying the same thing,
and it happens to be her dad, who appeared on
a big panel of people with Pierce Morgan.
Speaker 1: Here's that clip. Tell me about your reaction when you
heard that she'd taken her life.
Speaker 13: Well, first of all, I couldn't even believe it.
Speaker 4: I mean I.
Speaker 13: Started crying right away, still crying. I can't believe it,
this is happening. It's just it's impossible. And then for
them to say that she committed suicide, there's no way
that she did.
Speaker 1: Somebody got done, right, I mean I believe it. Yeah,
I totally believe that. But like what now, I mean,
what happens now? You know what I mean? Nothing is
that they just wanted her to go away. I want
that list. I mean, like give us the list.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I know Pambondi is working on a lot of things,
but like people are interested in the list, you know
what I mean?
Speaker 1: They are interested totally.
Speaker 8: Again, like these clips have nothing to do with each
other or literally anything else in the show.
Speaker 1: Just Y, it's a mishmash. It is a total miss buffet.
Speaker 8: And this one, uh, this clip went viral yesterday because
it's Ilhan Omar being walking somewhere. And then there's a
Daily Caller reporter who asked her a very legitimate question
and her response to him was so freaking rude that
that's the reason this is going viral.
Speaker 1: Here is a member of Congress.
Speaker 14: You guys, Congressman Omar Miles Morrell with the Daily Caller
News Foundation.
Speaker 11: Do you think more of your Democratic colleague should be
traveling to l Salvador to advocate on behalf of a
vidego Garcia.
Speaker 1: I think you should.
Speaker 15: Wow, I'm sorry what Congress you?
Speaker 11: Why me?
Speaker 1: I'm not thinking you give me more questions right now?
Speaker 13: But here you are?
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, that's I mean, the hell? What the hell?
So he could even if he wasn't her constituent, It's
like I would have been like, Bach, you work for me? Yeah?
Can you imagine saying that to your employer, because that's
essentially what she just did. She said that to her boss. Yeah,
Oh my god, I can't. They're just it's like her,
anybody that's in the squad.
Speaker 8: There's just such an utter lack of respectability and class
and yeah, they just are so they're so gross.
Speaker 1: And also you married your brother, right, so married your brother. Yeah,
so take all the seats. Tom Homan, who is a
beast among men, and we love him.
Speaker 16: Uh.
Speaker 8: There was an interesting question to him about the you know,
there was like that judge that was arrested for harboring
and illegal and so the question is related to, you know,
when are we going to start just seeing arrests of people,
like when are people going to jail for harboring illegals?
Speaker 1: And the little twinkle in his eye.
Speaker 8: And the way that he answers the question. You guys
just I mean, how you can't not love him?
Speaker 4: So the presidents signed the executive order just this week
threatening to defund sanctuary cities for their policies. Why not
just arrest for leaders who are harboring and shielding legal
alien it's actually terrorists from deportation.
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part is because of where we are. I mean it's
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this house. I'm just like, I'm never leaving. Do I
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It's gorgeous here. It really is gorgeous. And she actually
decorated it, which I can't believe.
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were in for twenty five years, which we could not
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It looks really great, really really great. So I'm really
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you've already had the tour.
Speaker 1: I have videos up of the house. You can see
the whole whole thing. It is beautiful.
Speaker 8: So yeah, the tour is available for those who are
she did good for extra fans, but you did good. Yeah,
and then we are We've got a fun weekend plan,
you guys. So tonight we're going to our favorite restaurant.
I mean, it's not her favorite restaurant, she's never been,
it will be and we're gonna be eating outside because
the weather is absolutely gorgeous.
Speaker 1: And then Saturday we're going to the beach. And then
Saturday night we're going to see the Savannah. Gosh, I
cannot wait, the Savannah bananas.
Speaker 8: And then Sunday's gonna be like a lazy day because
I think it might rain. Yeah, I know, we have
to work, and we have to work get ready for
Monday's show. So Sunday will be kind of chill, and
then Monday we'll have a show, and then Monday evening
we're going to be doing some visiting.
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she's curled up over here, and you can hear snoring,
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doesn't like jump on you or she's should I try
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Can you see her? Look at her? Girl is every
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She doesn't she doesn't care. She is out, she doesn't care,
she doesn't care. Like, yeah, so that's just like and
I'm like, you're so small and so well behaved. I'm
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my house that are giraffes. So it's been lovely, lovely, lovely.
All right, let's get on with some more news. Unrelated
to you know, videos that are unrelated to anything else.
The Save Act. Remember how the House passed the Save
Act and we were like, yay, that's great.
Speaker 8: Well, Chuck Schumer says it's dead on arrival, and he
was gleeful about looking at the Republican members of the
Senate to break this news to them.
Speaker 1: Here it is.
Speaker 17: Republicans want to do. They want to restore They want
to not only restore Jim Crow in the South, they
want to have Jim Crow spread from one end of
this country to the other. It will not happen. It
will not happen such a j be clear. I will
not let this noxious build a Save Act become law.
Every and a Democrat, every single one of us, is
united against it. They need sixty votes. The Save Act
is dead on arrival. I'd like to say it louder
so my friends in the House, I think we heard you.
And then the right wing over here can hear the
Save Act is dead on arrival.
Speaker 1: We know what these people, we know what these people
stand for. Right. Oh my gosh, it just made me
so mad the way that he said that. Uh huh.
Speaker 8: And then, lastly, before we get on to some of
the Cabinet meeting highlights that were not yesterday but the
day before. But there's like some really key ones that
we want to make sure that everybody has seen. Trump
did a commencement address at the University of Alabama last
night and there was great clips from it. You should
watch the whole thing if you get a chance, but
here's one that was extra extra great.
Speaker 18: To go through with that stuff. But it's pretty descriptive,
is it.
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 18: It helps when you know that borders are not racist,
speech is not violence, America is good, Terrorists are bad,
men can never become women, police are not criminals, and
criminals are not victims. Eight everybody should believe.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean, like it's so common sense. We're
right out like that, right exactly. That's so cool that
they invited him to do that. Yeah, that's pretty it
was pretty neat roll tiede right. I mean, I'm the
ball and I'm like roll tide. That's cool. I don't
know if I could totally do that. I think it's great.
I think that that's awesome.
Speaker 8: Good for them, Yeah, no, I mean it's great that
he was able to do it, and it was by
all accounts a very very good speech. So the cabinet meeting,
which we would have talked about, excuse me, and yesterday's.
Speaker 1: Show, had we had a show, but we did not
have a show. So we're we're.
Speaker 8: Rewinding a little bit because there were some highlights that
we absolutely want to feature one of them and a
few of them actually deal with cabinet members just hitting
the media where they need to be hit, like punching
them right in the nads, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: That's yeah, that's where the media needs to be hit sometimes.
And so Marco.
Speaker 8: Once it was time for Q and A, Marco was
asked a question about, you know, bringing this Garcia loser
back from El Salvador, and here is how he clapped back.
Secretary Reveal, Can I ask you a question you brought
up El Salvador in your remarks.
Speaker 1: Have you been in touch with El Salvador about returning
Abrego Garcia? Has a formal request from this administration?
Speaker 19: Been me, Well, I would never tell you that, and
you know who else I'll never tell me, judge, Because
the conduct of our foreign policy belongs to the President
of the United States and the executive branch, now some judge,
So we will conduct foreign policy appropriately if we need to,
but I'll never discuss it, and no one will love
her to make us discuss it, because that's how foreign
policy works.
Speaker 1: God, he is such a bad ass. He has just
stepped up into the badass role. It's like fifteen year
rolls now apparently it's great and he's just spreading his
badassy around and all the roles. Yeah, I think he.
Speaker 8: Gets to the point where Marco's the only one in
the room. Right, it's fine, I'm all the jolly fine,
go mark out.
Speaker 20: Well.
Speaker 1: And he wasn't done there.
Speaker 8: He also talked about what he found at the State Department,
which was pretty sinister, and that is that there was
like an office set up just to identify Americans that
are spreading misinformation or disinformation and figuring out ways to
censor them, including somebody in that room. And he didn't
say who, but here's how he explained it.
Speaker 21: Something else we got out of the business. Why wasn't
why we reported, or maybe it was we had a department.
We had an office in the Department of State whose
job it was to censor Americans. And by the way,
I'm not going to say who it is.
Speaker 20: I'll leave it up to them.
Speaker 21: There's at least one person at this table today who
had a dossier in that building, a social media post
to identify them as purveyors of disinformation. We have these dossiers.
We are going to be turning those over to these individuals.
Speaker 1: I didn't hear that it was it was JD going
with me or Elon. Oh my god, so everybody laughed
about it.
Speaker 21: I mean, we are going to turn over these dossiers
to the individuals and they'll decide whether they want to.
Speaker 10: Disclose it or not.
Speaker 21: But just think about the Department of State of the
United States had set up an office to monitor the
social media post and commentary of American citizens to identify
them as vectors of disinformation. And we know that the
best way to combat disinformation is freedom of speech and transparency,
and so that's what we're going to be in the
business of doing.
Speaker 19: We're not going to have an office that does that.
Speaker 1: And then these jack holes have the audacity to call
us fascist. It's like, you don't know what that word means.
So who is the person in the room.
Speaker 20: You know?
Speaker 1: That person was like, well, why wouldn't they want to
I would be like it was me and I'm freaking
pissed about it, Like whoever was should make that a
big Yeah, that's you're right, you're right, you know what
I mean, And I do want it had to have
been Elon, That's what I'm I think it was probably Elon,
you think because he's like the most regular citizen that
isn't a cabinet member. I mean, it could have been
either way. It could have been any of them. It
could have been anybody in that room. Anybody. I mean,
but I mean they're probably like, oh, good, he's talking
about me right now, you know what I mean, Like
I but you're right, they should speak up. Yeah, they
should speak and make it a huge thing. The fact
they didn't say he probably just wanted to protect their privacy, right.
Let them be the ones. Yeah, they call us fascist.
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really cute moment from Marco. Since we're like obsessing with
Marco right now, there's one more clip of him where
he talks about how he makes a comment about RFK Junior,
which was really cute.
Speaker 1: Here it is not the.
Speaker 19: Media focusing, but it happens every single day.
Speaker 1: For the most part.
Speaker 19: I interact with almost everyone around this table at some level.
Speaker 21: And because of Secretary Kennedy, I'm afraid to eat anything.
Speaker 1: Are okay? I love that you just know that they
get along. Oh, you have ever the whole table, Like,
what a fun group of people to work with. Yeah,
I think that's right.
Speaker 8: Scott Bessant gave an update on Doge which there was
also a like a meeting around a board table on
Jesse waters show last night. We'll have a couple of
highlights from that as well with the entire Doge t
But Scott Bessant wanted to point out specifically what's going
on with Doge and the Treasury young man sent.
Speaker 6: Over by Doge. The IT update that began in nineteen ninety,
which it is, which was begun before he was born,
is going to be finished during your term, So trade
you couldn't make it.
Speaker 8: Can you believe that before he was born one of
the DOGE guys is fixing an issue that has been
outstanding and needing to be fixed since before.
Speaker 1: He was born. Oh, my god, nineteen ninety That is nuts.
What in the world? Yeah, government, you guys, My god.
Speaker 8: So, speaking of Doge, Jesse Waters met a whole bunch
of the Doge team last night on his show, and
there was one guy you're going to hear from who
was at Harvard and left school to do this to
do Doge, to help the country.
Speaker 1: Here he is explaining his rationale.
Speaker 22: Speaking from myself, I dropped out of Harvard and came
here to serve my country. And it's been unfortunate to see,
you know, lost friendships most of campus hates me now,
but I think fundamentally, I hope people realize through conversations
like this that reform is genuinely needed. And if there's
one I think this is important to say, if there's
one group of people who really have a shot of success,
it's the people here. You know, they're up until two
am Monday through Sunday. Those should not recognize weekends. We're
working all the time.
Speaker 3: What inspired you to drop out of Harvard to do this?
Speaker 22: You know, there's a lot of reform that's needed. I
think the value of this and the impact here is
so much more vast than anything you could learn in
a classroom doing that.
Speaker 1: Put sentence and.
Speaker 3: You guys are sleeping here. I'm hearing you guys are
up all night. You have this meeting at ten o'clock
every Wednesday.
Speaker 22: We'll probably go back to work right after that.
Speaker 1: You're going back to work after this?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Right, it's almost eleven o'clock.
Speaker 4: That's early.
Speaker 1: It's early.
Speaker 20: Can I go to bed?
Speaker 3: That's an incredible work ethic you guys should be really
really proud of.
Speaker 1: It's getting a way better education doing that than he
is at Harvard. I mean, and imagine being a person
who is mad about this entire Well, that's not Those
are not his friends. I mean, what in the hell? Yeah,
I just I can't believe that anybody takes issue with
what they are trying to do. That kid is like
all those kids, I say kids because they're kids. Yeah,
they're on the way, they're they're they're paving the way
to greatness. They're great kids. They're doing really really good things.
They see that there is a need for reform and
they're they're trying to fix it, whereas other kids are like,
let's go bitch about Palestine.
Speaker 20: You know.
Speaker 1: It's like they understand what needs to be done and
they're actually doing things to find solutions to problems. So
that to me way better education than sitting in a
classroom for sure. For sure. Now they're not all kids.
Speaker 8: There was one that you're going to hear from next who,
But most of them are I mean, most of them
are really young kids.
Speaker 1: But this guy looks to be a little more How
do they say long mature long in the tooth.
Speaker 8: I've never understood that for you at all, Like, what
is it.
Speaker 18: Is it?
Speaker 1: Do your teeth get longer as you age? I don't know.
Speaker 15: Everything.
Speaker 1: A lot of stuff grows and gets bigger. I know,
your ear, your nose, yeah right, but teeth, I'd be
okay with my tea. I mean it's okay anyway.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: This guy's a little bit older, and he is talking
about the Treasury. I think we mentioned the other day
about the payment system being.
Speaker 8: Sorted out, because before they were just like randomly sending
billions of dollars in payments without any knowledge of what
it was for. There was no category code, there was
no receipts, there was nothing. So they fixed that, and
this guy is explaining this additional field that they requested.
Speaker 1: So the way things were working I guess.
Speaker 8: Is that like, say that there was a chunk of
money that had already been allocated to a thing, right,
so a million dollars, say, is allocated to this bucket,
and the people that work in that bucket would just
be able to draw on that money whenever they wanted,
without showing any kind of receipts, without saying what it
was for, because it had been allocated and so they
just used it.
Speaker 1: It was a generalized bucket. Yeah, right, and now.
Speaker 8: That they're being asked to show receipts, now, all of
a sudden, they don't.
Speaker 1: Need the money, is it? Is it so weird? So weird.
Speaker 8: So here's this guy explaining exactly how that worked.
Speaker 14: One of the crazy things with regards to the Treasury
is that when a payment is made and the computers
at the Treasury actually paid but five trillion dollars per
year like crazy amounts.
Speaker 1: There was formerly not.
Speaker 14: A budget code on there, so the payment was made,
you didn't know actually what it was for. It could
have been for anything. There was a four billion dollar
COVID fund in the Department of Education and there was
no receipts required, so people who just drawed down on it.
And when people looked into it, this wasn't just this
was before us. They found that money was being used
to rent out Caesar's Palace for parties, rent out stadiums,
et cetera. And so the one change that DOGE made
with our education is we had the simple requirement that
if you draw down money, you must first upload a receipt.
That was the only change that was made. You must
upload your receipt, and upon doing so, nobody drew down
any money anymore.
Speaker 1: Yes, but we didn't say that we'd checked the receipt.
You could send a bank receipt, you could send a
picture of your dog, anything, anything, anything.
Speaker 6: But as soon as we asked for anything at all,
that something of the requests were like, Oh, we don't
need it anymore.
Speaker 1: Isn't that interesting? Yeah, we are. We are literally an
ATM for these people, just a NonStop open ATM. You
just keep taking money, taking money, that's right. It's so funny.
He's like, you can send a picture of your dog,
but they're they're like, no, I'm fine, I'm fine. I
don't need it.
Speaker 8: I mean and then and what was the amount that
he said was a COVID fund for the Department of Ed,
which we obviously need to a way too much.
Speaker 1: It's insane. It's way too It's absolutely insane.
Speaker 8: You may have noticed next to the guy that was
talking was the guy that we had previously identified as
Big Balls, because that was how he was presented on
a news report.
Speaker 1: But it turns out that's not big Balls. It isn't it.
Speaker 8: But we did meet Big Balls, and he's probably the
youngest one on the team.
Speaker 1: Here is the clip about big balls.
Speaker 3: Big Balls, why do they call you big balls?
Speaker 1: I just said?
Speaker 23: Its user name, Well, people in Witton take themselves like
super seriously and they're pretty adverse to risk, and I
was like, well, I want to be neither of those things.
So I just I said it, And honestly I didn't
even think anyone would notice.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love him. He is precious. I
know he's so, he's not a baby. No one's going
to know. Everybody fine, it's LinkedIn. It's like it supposed
to be the most professional of the of the social
It's like, dude, that's what you are known for for
the rest of your life now is big ball. It's
so no one's going to notice.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 1: So so perfect. Okay, So back to the cabinet meeting.
Speaker 8: There was this like amazing moment from RFK Junior talking
about what he had discovered at HHS, which is that
apparently there was some organization level collaboration with human traffickers.
Speaker 1: My good, I believe it. This.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 24: Yeah, we have ended HHS as the role as the vector,
the principal vector in this country for child trafficking. And
during the Biden administration, HHS became a collaborator in child
trafficking and for sex and for slavery. And we have
ended that, and we're very aggressively going out and trying
to find these children, that three hundred thousand children that
were lost by the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: No words, what do you do with that? Well, you
find the people who were in charge when that happened,
and you put them in jail. First of all, you
hold them accountable. You have to find the people. We
have to hold somebody accountable for that. Yeah, I mean
somebody needs to be in prison. Oh my, for sure. Gosh,
but I guess. I mean, this is good news, right,
like that they've put a stop to whatever that part
of their organization. But how is this a thing?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 1: This is insane? This is absolutely crazy.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so incredible stuff that came out during that cabinet meeting.
There were also moments, and you saw the one from Marco,
but there was also a moment where JD. Vance laid
into the media for harping on stories that are utterly
unimportant and completely ignoring stories that are important. Here he
is just punching them right in the ads.
Speaker 11: Breaking down the doors to join our military to the
media assembled here. It's a really interesting question why has
that happened? Completely aside from the fact that I think
it's a good thing, or I think the President Trump
deserves political credit for it. Why did we go from
a military where people didn't want to serve to now
all of a sudden, they do want to serve. That's
a story you guys should cover. But compared to that,
how much time have you instead focused on the fact
that we deported the MS thirteen gang member right with
the valid deportation order? And why is it that the
press is so focused on the fake bs rather than
what's really going on in the country. I think that
what we've shown, sir, is that you can do a lot.
You can do a lot in one hundred days. But
you've also, unfortunately review that too much of the American
media hasn't learned the lessons of the past forty years.
Speaker 1: So right, that's so good, so right. But you know,
I think the thing that's changed in the past, you know,
eight years, really is that we're onto them. Yeah, we
just don't trust them. Nobody trusts them, and most of
us hate them, yeah, and most of them most of
us don't hate them enough, right, as we always say,
you just don't hate them enough. Right.
Speaker 8: He's a master at dealing with the media and so
too is Steven Miller. Stephen Miller yesterday was just getting
so fed up with their questions about Garcia and all
of this, like due process and all these illegals and
need their court dates, and he was like, I mean,
he just went on a tear.
Speaker 1: This is just the tiniest bit of that tear.
Speaker 16: Shame you went to covering it, and each and every
one of you the sides over and over again with
these mster teen terrorists to the extent that you at
the financial means to do.
Speaker 10: So.
Speaker 16: You all choose to live in condos or home or
houses as far away from these kinds of gang bangers
as you possibly can. If I offered any one of
you a rent free home with no taxes to pay
in any of these gang neighborhoods, and I said, your
neighbors are mster ting terrorists or Mexican mafia or Sinaloa
cartel or trained de Ierragua, I couldn't pay you to
live there. But yet you, with your coverage, are trying
to force innocent Americans to have these people as their
neighbors and that one day their daughter may be abducted
from their home and raped and murdered. So You're not
going to get an ounce of sympathy from this administration
or President Trump for the terrorists who've invaded ourself.
Speaker 1: Rieties one hundred percent. Correct. I see it all the
time on social media, and I know you guys too,
All the bleeding hearts who are out there are like,
oh my god, this administration is so racist and this,
that and the other, and like how dare they do this?
And fourteenth Amendment all this other crap that I see
from people that I know from high school that are
just so pro illegal immigrant, you know, and it's like, okay,
and they're living in gated communities. You know, these are
people who are well to do, people who have no
contact with any of this stuff. They don't know anybody
who's died from a fentanyl overdose. They don't know anybody
who's been raped or murdered by an illegal they don't know. Well,
I mean, it's that's nice that they that's nice that
they're living so sheltered. I mean, I'm glad for them
that they are sheltered. But I'm not that lucky. I
know you're not that lucky. So I mean, live in
reality with the rest of us, and then maybe you'd
think they probably wouldn't think any differently, but maybe they would. Yeah,
I mean it needs.
Speaker 8: Well even when it hits them close to home like
it did at Martha's Vineyard.
Speaker 1: Remember when Desanta sent all the illegals and they were like, Oh,
we're just going to be best friends with you and
have lots of photo ops hugging you so and immediately
send you away on Yes, And that's so funny you
say that, because I think on Instagram the other day
I put that out there. It was we just want
that deportation policy. We have Martha Vineyards. Martha's Vineyards. Yeah,
deportation policy. If we can just do theirs, well we
can just be like okay, yeah, that's nice, but get out.
I mean, if we could do that, Okay, let's do that.
It's just absolutely ridiculous. You guys, we need to talk
to you about debt for just a moment.
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to be having a show yesterday, but of course it
was a travel day, so we didn't have a show.
Speaker 1: You may have been watching Fox.
Speaker 8: News instead, which I get, I totally understand it. And
you probably saw that Steve Doocy, father of Peter Doocy,
is changing up his schedule a bit, and so the
announcement kind of made it sound like he was about
to retire, but he's really not. He's moving to a
three day a week schedule and he's moving to Florida.
Or maybe he's he's moving to Florida, yeah, or maybe
he already has a place there and he's like moving
there full time.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but.
Speaker 8: Essentially, he's going to be in Florida. He wants to
spend lots more time with his grandkids, and he also
wants to sleep in which I do not blame him for.
Speaker 1: Totally understand that, yeah, totally. Yeah.
Speaker 8: So after the live announcement was made, he made a
quick little reel or TikTok or whatever to just kind
of summarize because it was a long announcement, was like
seven minutes long.
Speaker 1: But here is his little summary of what he's going
to be doing.
Speaker 7: So today I made the big announcement. You know, as
somebody who has gotten a three thirty in the morning
for almost thirty years, it's time for a change. So
from now on, I'm working three days a week from Florida,
and I'm going to travel all across the country. I
am now the Fox and Friends Coast to coast host.
Speaker 1: He's so cute, he is such a hand. He is
a happy dude. Yeah, good for him. And since I
caught this live, I did get a little teary eyed.
We did when he got tiriy because I have such
a sympathy crier, you know what I mean, when somebody
cries in my presence, I will cry it's happening. She
totally does. It just happens.
Speaker 8: And so but what I loved about when he got
emotional was that it was about the crew. It wasn't
even about the folks that he shares the couch with.
Speaker 1: It wasn't. I just love that he cares so much
about the people behind the size. Yeah, and that's when
he got the most choked up, which I thought was
so cute. You guys, look yay.
Speaker 7: There is one downside. I have a lot of friends
in this skyscraper. I'm gonna miss see seeing them in person.
The security guys, the cafe crew, especially the hair and
makeup team, because they are geniuses at what they do.
Speaker 1: Exhibit a ladies and gentlemen. I mean that is so
it is very very sweet. Yeah, and listen, like we've
only been to a couple times. We've been to Fox,
and I will say they are lovely people there, Like
there are really neat people. Because we've been to Fox
and we've been to CNN, and I think those are
like the two main ones, right, the two big ones.
CNN was awful. It was awful. You hated it. Oh
my god, they were so many.
Speaker 8: They were awful. They were terrible. The people there were awful.
Speaker 1: Apologies to Scott Scott jennings get he's nice, but like,
I'm sorry, the people behind the scenes were not nice
to us. They weren't. It was terrible. But the people
at foxes were like all the people behind the scenes
are just lovely, really nice, professional, great people. So I'm
sure that like working there, everybody behind the scenes, I
think it is kind of what she sees what you get, Like,
everybody really is close there. We'd go into like your
green room and everybody will people will come in and
introduce themselves. They didn't have to do that. Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 8: It was a whole different vibe, totally different right at
Fox versus CNN.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The coolest part of his announcement was that the
folks at Fox had Donald Trump send him a farewell message,
which can you imagine the president That is really cool.
I know, I was in my car driving to Dallas
and I was like, this is really neat. It is
very really what a cool thing for him.
Speaker 8: And he also got choked up about that. You can
see it all over his face. Here is what Donald
Trump said.
Speaker 18: So just take care of yourself. Say hello to your family,
especially your wife. I know she's going to be feeling
better really soon.
Speaker 22: And you're a special guy. Thank you very much, Steve.
Speaker 1: Wow, it was really long. United. Well, I'm not retiring.
Speaker 7: I'm just changing venue.
Speaker 6: It's a change of venue.
Speaker 11: I'll be down in Florida.
Speaker 7: I'll be I can be at Marlago all the time
for lunch.
Speaker 1: I want that invite.
Speaker 8: Yes, that's super cute. I mean, what a fantastic send off.
Speaker 1: Right, gosh amazing.
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moving on, we need to talk about what Pete mayor
Pete is doing with his face.
Speaker 1: Can we just address the fur? Do you think that
this Do you think that he's doing this to look
more manly in advance of a potential I think that
is a great theory. Yes, it's like to detract from
the chest feeding. Yeah, and the basic femininity of this
whole entire being. Yes, I think so too totally. And
it's you know, it's not working. I don't think it's working.
I don't think it helps. But I think that that's
the strategy here. That's the only reason I can think.
He took the cue from Ted Cruz, but it's not
working for him. It worked, it helped Ted Cruise, I
think he did. Yeah, I think it helped him, but
not so much. Pete no, PD no no.
Speaker 8: Now, as we told you on Wednesday, there was going
to be a fundraiser that Kamala was going to speak at,
and that happened Wednesday night, and it was the one
where if you just wanted to watch it online you had.
Speaker 1: To pay twenty five dollars, thank you, but.
Speaker 8: No, if you wanted to be there, you had to
pay a minimum of two hundred and fifty and tickets
went even higher if you wanted like a whole table
or sponsorship rights or whatever. But now we're starting to
see some behind the scenes clips of what happened at
that event and also see clips of her disastrous speech
was which was less than sixteen minutes long. I mean
people paying two hundred and fifty bobe a fifteen speech.
Speaker 1: No, thank you, thank you. But she there was like
some gay dude. I don't know who this guy is.
Speaker 8: He's some influencer, but he was with her making videos
behind the scenes. And here is a little bit of
what that freak show.
Speaker 21: Look, I'm glad that you're here at this gala, you know,
like I was telling them, you know, you can't have
a gala without the gay And then.
Speaker 1: Between as we are so there was that he's so tiny,
I know, look how slender. I mean I could break him,
you know, a burger dude. Yeah, okay, and then he
taught her a dance. No, no, no, you're gonna show us.
Speaker 25: No, well, su guys, always when I there's crow.
Speaker 1: No, you know, as a gay man, he should teach
her some fashion sense, is what he should do. They
were literal twinsies. Yeah. She shouldn't be wearing the suits
all the time, the pants suits with the puppy shirts.
She shouldn't be doing that. The speech was not good,
you guys, it's not good.
Speaker 8: And so I feel bad for well, I don't feel
bad because they did it willingly, but the people who
actually paid money to see a speech which then leaked
essentially or was publicized hours later.
Speaker 1: Why did you go? It was like unburdened by information,
It was unburdened. So I got a few clips to share.
The first one is when she's talking about how we're
all in the middle of Trump's vision for America, as
if it's a bad thing. Right, So this is weird.
But here's where, here's a little tiny piece of it, folks,
what we.
Speaker 10: Are experiencing right now is exactly what they envisioned for America.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what we wanted. We vote right.
Speaker 10: Now, we are living in their vision for America.
Speaker 1: You just said that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but she said it was profundity, So that's what
we want.
Speaker 1: We voted for this. Yeah, I don't know why that
it's common sant. What was the point she was making?
Exactly right, we're happy about it. Thank god you're not
president a disaster. Oh my god, it would have been
a disaster.
Speaker 8: So it's not a Kamala speech until there's a flash
of anger, right, like she's got to do angry Kamala.
Speaker 1: And so here is that moment.
Speaker 22: It's ours.
Speaker 10: It doesn't belong to whoever is in the White House.
It belongs to you, It belongs to us. It belongs to.
Speaker 1: We the people, and she's like, okay, she gets like that,
such the angry face, and then she reverts to like
that childlike where she where? She sounds like she's talking
to kindergarteners, you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: So then she decided to bring up the elephants at
the San Diego Zoo who protected their young elephant.
Speaker 1: In the midst of the earthquake.
Speaker 8: This has been on her brain and she wanted to
draw an analogy from it, and it was so cringe.
Speaker 10: Please allow me, friends, to digress for a moment.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, okay, it's.
Speaker 10: Kind of dark in hair. But I me asked, with
show of hands, who saw that video from a couple
of weeks ago, the one of the elephants at the
San Diego Zoo during the earthplace. Yeah, google it and
you've not seen it. So that scene has been on
my mind. Everybody's asked me what you've been thinking about
these days?
Speaker 1: Well, her brain.
Speaker 10: So in the video, for those who haven't seen it,
here those elephants were do this.
Speaker 1: My hands to the earth.
Speaker 10: Shaking beneath their feet. They got in the.
Speaker 1: Circle and stood next to each other.
Speaker 10: To protect the most vulnerable.
Speaker 1: Think about it.
Speaker 10: What a powerful metaphor. But in the face of crisis,
the lesson.
Speaker 1: Is don't don't scatter.
Speaker 10: What the instinct has to be to immediately find and
connect with each other and to know that the circle
will be strong.
Speaker 1: I didn't I didn't get that from the elephant video
that I got, you know, protect family. I got like
a big familial and children right being from that. And
so that's precisely what he's doing. He's protecting the lake
and rileys, he's protecting the unborn, he's protecting kids who
are American kids first. He's putting America first. That's what
I took out of it. But you know, to each
of their own I guess Cola. I mean that was
that moment. There was a super cringe moment got well
and there there apparently there were I can't remember who
it was on the screen. Yeah.
Speaker 8: A former Harris advisor said, there's a clamoring for her
voice right now, really.
Speaker 1: And Charles C. W.
Speaker 8: Cook said there is not, no There has in fact,
never ever been less of a clamoring for anything that
is on offer. In the history of clamoring, no people
has ever clambered less than the American people are clamoring
for Kamala.
Speaker 5: Clamorless she is a hollow clavery hashtag hollow clamory does she?
I love that we have a hollow clamory you guys. Wow, Yeah,
it's nobody.
Speaker 1: Thanks for her.
Speaker 8: I mean, and this senior advisor granted anonymity to speak candidly,
says no one can better prosecute the case while inspiring
a call to action than Kamala.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you want to remain anonymous because you're a dumb shit.
That's why I, uh move along. Wow.
Speaker 8: I think Caroline love it Uh summed this entire spectacle
up perfectly. And her pressor yesterday here's what she said.
Speaker 1: Thank you everyone. Just to add on the Kamala Harris point,
I think I speak for everyone at the White House.
We encourage Kamala Harris to continue going out speaking, do
speaking engagements. You'll hear from the President at eleven o'clock.
But I totally agree with her. Keep talking about the House.
Please please do that.
Speaker 8: Please do keep right on dancing, keep you in your
single set novel, keep on doing lease.
Speaker 1: Just remind us why we did what we did and
the last election.
Speaker 8: And this guy Tim Wallas, he should also keep talking
because he is Oh my god, So he was at
some talk where that still his space is so great.
We have a couple of clips from this ridiculous interview
that he did where I guess he was asked, you know,
why were you the pick? Why were you the VP pick?
What was it about you? And he has thoughts about that,
and here are those thoughts.
Speaker 26: I was on the ticket, I would argue, because we
did a lot of amazing progressive things in Minnesota that
improved people's lives. But I also was on the ticket
quite honestly, you know, because I could code talk to
white guys watching football fixing their truck doing that that
I could put them at ease. I was the permission
structure to say, look, you can do this and vote
for this. And you look across those swing states, with
the exception of Minnesota, we didn't get enough aid.
Speaker 1: And all the white men fixing their trucks right now
are like, no, you were not you're not code. You're
not talking to me at all. Oh, that's not happening.
He's never fixed a truck ever. This guy's never done that.
Good lord. And then he tried to say that he's dumb.
Speaker 8: He's like baffled and dumbfounded by the fact that they
lost because Kamala was the most qualified candidate.
Speaker 26: I think after the fact that it is not second
guessing or anything. I think it's fair to go back
on and look at this. Look, we had the most
qualified person who'd run for president in this country's history
at the top of the ticket. That in itself should
have got this thing one we had in my opinion,
and you can disagree with me. I think history will
prove me right. A very unqualified person. On the other.
Speaker 1: Side, he was president, he had actually already been president,
did the job. I was like, I just my daughter's
we're qualified. What is okay? Who would be doing okay? So, yeah,
that's absurd. It's just absurd. She's the most qualified person
to have run for president. That's just the dumbest statement ever.
I just I And none of it matters. If she
runs again, it'll it'll be a disaster. I hope she.
I hope she does. Yeah, it'd agreet. Yeah, But Harrieton
pointed out.
Speaker 8: What would a matchup today between Trump and Kamala look like?
Speaker 1: And the results are doing.
Speaker 20: A better job as president. Guess who comes out on top.
Speaker 27: Within the margin, Urber comes on top.
Speaker 28: This looks a lot like the election result.
Speaker 27: Right, Trump forty five percent, two points ahead of Harris
at forty three twelve percent, say they'd be doing about
the same. But this is the key nugget here. It's
not just about regretting that vote. It's literally saying who
would be doing the better job right now? And Trump
continues to score a higher percentage of the vote than
Kamala Harris. This looks a heck of a lot like
the election result.
Speaker 20: We have just seen this in.
Speaker 28: Poll after poll after poll.
Speaker 1: Jsh that actually is too close for me. Yeah, you're right,
fact she has forty three percent is disturbing to me, Like,
who are those idiots? She's an idiot, you're idiots. Raise
your hand and then punch yourself in the face. But
what's wrong with your right?
Speaker 29: Yeah?
Speaker 8: And of course Democrats are in like tatters. I mean
there's so much discord within the party. And we've talked
about the fact that like the James Carvills of the
Democrat Party are really mad with the David Hoggs of
the Democrat Party because David Hogg is like we need.
Speaker 1: To primary some of the old timers.
Speaker 8: We need to like get more progressive candidates and we
need to spend money to do it, which James Carvill
thinks is absolutely masochistic of a party to do, and
he said as much to David Hogg's.
Speaker 1: Face on the Tara pal Mary Show. Here is that moment.
Speaker 5: That that members of the DNC should sue him for
doing this since David is a member of the party leadership,
he is the vice chairman there.
Speaker 20: Yeah, let me be very specific. I think it is
abominal that an official of a political party who is
being paid or supported by that political party to go
out and raise money to defeat members of the same party.
I think there's a jack assery of the highest level.
Speaker 1: James, can you tell me you want if.
Speaker 20: You want to beat Republicans, of which, of course lefties
never do. They never even run against him. That's one thing.
I'm not into beating Democrats. I'm into beating Republicans. And
I just will tell you right to your face, I
think it's abominal that you have anything to do with
the DNC and you're going to go and raise twenty
million dollars to beat other Democrats.
Speaker 8: And then there was this literally twelve hours later, James
Carvil said, just called David Hogg.
Speaker 1: He reminded me of.
Speaker 8: The story of after the Battle of Shiloh, Henry Hallick
urged President Lincoln to fire Ulysses Grant, and Lincoln said,
I can't fire him. This man fights. David Hogg fights,
the DNC needs him.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, WT. I don't know. It's like, what
did he say to you? Yeah, like who paid you?
How do you make this big of a switch? He
probably sent him a lot of LSU swag, That's what
he did. I mean, is there any more to be had?
Like he has all of it. He has every single
thing that LSU makes, and then in their bookstory he
has every single thing. He puts all of it on
at once. I mean, it's just that's bizarre. Yeah, that
is our that something's happening there behind the scenes. So
I don't know where. I don't know how that's going
to shake out.
Speaker 8: But maybe this is the initial sign of unity, Like
maybe James Carvell is being paid to show unity within.
Speaker 1: The part something that's happening. It's crazy, absolutely crazy. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Another crazy thing, and a very disappointing crazy thing was
an article by The Wall Street Journal about Elon, and
they decided to run with the story that the board
of directors of Tesla was looking to replace Elon as CEO.
So they ran with this headline again, this is the
Wall Street Journal that said Tesla board opened search for
a CEO to succeed Elon musk God. They allegedly they
sought comment from the board, and the board replied to
their seeking of comment, and the board said, and they
tweeted this.
Speaker 1: They said.
Speaker 8: Earlier today, there was a media report erroneously claiming that
the Tesla board had contacted recruitment firms to initiate a
CEO search. This is absolutely false and was communicated to
the media before they published the report. The CEO of
Tesla is Elon.
Speaker 1: And the board is highly confident in his ability to
continue executing on the exciting growth plan ahead. So they
did it anyway, So they lied. Can you believe they
did it anyway? They did it anyway. They basically crafted
a narrative. They created a story at a thin air
and then verified it wasn't true, right, and they're like,
We're gonna go ahead, do it anyway. Cannot trust the media.
And that's the Wall Street Journal. The Wall Street freaking
journal did this. You cannot you got you cannot trust
the media.
Speaker 8: Elon was so mad and he was like all caps
in it, right. He was like, it is an extremely
bad breach of ethics. God, that the Wall Street Journal
would publish a deliberately false article and fail to include
the unequivocal denial beforehand by the Tesla Borg they lie.
Speaker 1: This is propaganda.
Speaker 18: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I use propaganda as what it is. I mean, there's
no excuse for that, none, absolutely none. And then they
have the audacity to get up on stages and give
each other awards.
Speaker 8: Right, oh my god, wait, we're going to show you
a award and just a bit that you will absolutely
not believe. That's coming up shortly in the meantime. Speaking
of Harry Enton, he I love that little data geek,
you guys. I don't even know where he is on
the ideological spectrum. I just love his energy.
Speaker 1: I think he is.
Speaker 8: The polling is so bland and dry, and the statistics
more energy, more energy.
Speaker 1: That's it he's and he makes it.
Speaker 8: Interesting and fun to watch, but for no reason. And
they're both on CNN. Frank Lunz also like old time.
Speaker 1: Polster that those two they Frank Lentz is jealous. I
think he's jealous of his energy, HOOTSPA.
Speaker 8: Because you're going to see a clip of Harryton, you know,
talking about some polling and then immediately the reporter going
back to Frank Luntz to comment on the polling, and
instead of doing so, he rips on his colleague Harry Enton.
This was an attack that was so uncalled for. I
could not believe it happened, But this is what happened.
I don't like that Frank, Frank Luntz with his hair.
Speaker 27: Among the groups that Trump gained most amongst in twenty
twenty four, he's seen the biggest declinents in twenty twenty five.
And that is no one out no.
Speaker 1: Matter how you put it. Back to you, my dear friend, Harry,
thank you so much.
Speaker 30: My friend joining me now, pollster and communications strategist Frank
Once Frank, good to see. I want to get your
reaction to what we've heard from Harry. Why is Trump
shedding support among independents and also younger voters.
Speaker 31: But I just want to say to Harry, come on,
you're not on Broadway. Look, I used to do exactly
what you just did maybe ten years ago, but this
stuff is very serious now. So, oh my god. Is
not helpful as a poster in providing information.
Speaker 1: Actually it is.
Speaker 31: They get people to pay attention for a minute or two,
but it doesn't communicate what needs to be set. But
Harry's correct.
Speaker 1: Just what a piece of shit. Wow, Like he's just
magazine as a squirrel in his head. That is so
crad Well, it just shows exactly what is going on.
He's very jealous. He showed it. It was right there
on full display. He was like, don't do that. I
used to do what you did. Yeah, and so he's
doing it better and you're mad about it. He's doing
it better. Yeah, you're mad about it. What a pup.
That was just so uncalled for. And I could not
believe that he did that, especially they're both on the
same freaking network. Yeah, they should never invite Frank back.
It's new blood coming in and he doesn't like it.
And you made that. Why would you do that? It
just makes you look small? Yeah, that's that's exactly right.
It made him look small and like he's this smug,
elitist old timer who knows better. Right, maybe you don't. Yeah, sure,
he's doing it pretty well.
Speaker 31: Gosh.
Speaker 1: Anyway, we do have to get to some that you guys.
I cannot stand Gretchen Carlson. I have never been able
to a long standing hate because she's like, nothing against pageants,
but she's very pageanty. I have a little against Okay,
she doesn't like pageants. I don't like I'm not a
fan of the pageants, you know, but she's very pageanty,
don't you think? So pageanty? And always was like when
she was on Fox and Friends. I remember just thinking,
you're so plast and so disingenuous and so fake, and
I don't believe anything, and it's all it's all the show.
Oh my god, I don't believe. And it's like she
takes her mask off at the end of the day
and then she puts it in a drawer and then
she puts it back on the next morning. I just
don't don't like her, never have.
Speaker 8: She was on Abby Phillips's show alongside Scott Jennings and
she was hysterical, like she was absolutely losing her mind
for no reason. They were just having a normal discussion,
and here is how Scott handled it.
Speaker 2: I'd agree that they want to get rid of fraud
and waste. And now you're saying that the greatest accomplishment
of don't that they've solved it.
Speaker 14: And I spoke to another Cabinet secretary yesterday who said
this has been a quote wonderful excela, this continued program.
Speaker 2: Whatever they say to be able to put on a
g angry I'm not angry. I like most Americans because
we want to know where the gretchen.
Speaker 15: Let me just let me just pause here. I mean, look,
people get worked up at this table, yourself included, all
the time. Let's not call people like I just have
to say that because because I think on it.
Speaker 1: Let's deal with I'm saying it was a good bye product.
Speaker 15: Just give me one second, okay, let let's deal with
the issues at hand. We don't have to, you know,
say you're angry, You're you know this. She's just making
a point.
Speaker 8: Okay, okay, but let's me but let's just go back
for a second.
Speaker 1: So was she saying that she like Her stance is
that she thinks DOGE is bull crap based basically, Okay,
it's a crap stance, and she's angry because they're cutting waste.
That's what she's angry about I so wish he would
have said, calm down, Gretchen, calm your tits. That would
have been lots happy.
Speaker 8: To her credit, she does have a hard job because
you know, everybody that is around her table at any given.
Speaker 1: Time has a lot of things. She's like a divorce mediator, right,
I mean, and she has to you know, yeah, like
stop talking, stop interrupting all the time, and sometimes she
just can't.
Speaker 8: And you're about to see one of those moments. So
in that same panel, sheer Michael Singleton, who's obviously awesome,
and Anna Navarro obviously not. No, this may be a
different panel, but regardless, it's those two getting into it
about illegal immigration, and Anna Navarro obviously on the side
of the Garcias.
Speaker 1: Of the world, of course, and calls herself a Republican.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I stop gosh, will they get into it so
badly that Abby has.
Speaker 1: To go to commercial like she just could not regain control.
Here is what that looks like.
Speaker 28: Illegally you are going home simple as that we do
not have unlimited.
Speaker 1: American people.
Speaker 2: Than the black people who were brought here as slaves
who came to this country illegally.
Speaker 1: There are a lot the.
Speaker 28: Same as black people who were brought here against that
exactly when I said society.
Speaker 1: And then there is a big difference all that.
Speaker 15: There's a big difference, Michael, Michael, and in connecting dignan,
that's oxactly what the act said. Let me just to share, Michael, there.
Speaker 2: Are a lot of people from sky.
Speaker 15: I think you actually miss heard what she I think
you misheard what she said. No, she said purpose yes,
So now you're in my Michael, listen to me for.
Speaker 1: That is that where we're going.
Speaker 30: Michael was advocation black people entire life and something like that.
Speaker 14: Anna, because I'm advocated for congratulations.
Speaker 1: Last time I checked, I'm black, You're not.
Speaker 15: Okay, share, Michael.
Speaker 2: That's why I'm Latino and my people are being raised
in profile.
Speaker 1: Do I have to remind you the history of my people?
Speaker 20: I want to go.
Speaker 1: I don't really break history.
Speaker 15: We're going to go to break rob. Thank you very
much for joining us.
Speaker 1: Everybody else, oh good. Her people, her people are the
ones that live in gated communities, right, because she lives
in I'm sure she lives in a gated community. Her people,
what does that even mean? The ones that have like
drivers that take her to work and she makes millions
of gajillions of dollars. Stop it stop with that. That
was a that was something to watch. That was something.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 1: She is racist, She's totally racist. And did you see this?
Like she was doing this and I think Scott was
just like, I'm disengaging, and he was.
Speaker 8: He was waiting for the camera to be in a
space so you could do the Jim Helpert little just.
Speaker 1: Go yeah, hey, I can't with this woman. Can she
imagine being married to her? Oh my god, I cannot.
I just she has a husband, you guys and probably kids.
Good lord, yikes, blank twice if you're okay.
Speaker 8: Yeah, she's awful, and so too is Jessica Tarlov, who
absolutely had her ascular area hand into her. The other
by Jesse Waters on the same topic, it was glorious.
Speaker 1: Behold say anymore what.
Speaker 28: You're wrong about everything? And every time you come up
with these things. First he's a Maryland dad that actually
he does have tattoos Sell thirteen. And then there's this
other tattoo expert that you have. I thought we were
supposed to trust the experts, right, and all these experts
say this guy's a gangbanger, and you don't trust the experts.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this, when.
Speaker 28: A guy hangs out with MS thirteen and gets picked
up in a gang sweep, how is it that the
MS thirteen ranking gang members are allowing a non gang
member to hang.
Speaker 17: Out with them.
Speaker 11: You think that's a little bit of.
Speaker 28: A security risk, Jessica. That's like when like the Feds
raid a Gambino gambling den.
Speaker 1: And do you think it would.
Speaker 28: Be believable if some Italian guy was like, I'm not
in the mob. Yeah, they're just letting random guys play
cards in a gambling den with a bunch of mafioso.
Speaker 1: Use your brain, Jessica, And.
Speaker 28: I even believe you this two year old nonsense. Oh
you just listen to what the lawyers migrants.
Speaker 1: Tell you, and then the day later it's all wrong.
Speaker 28: You know what the protocol is when you pick up
on illegal, When you pick up on illegal, don't.
Speaker 1: She said, don't finger me? Is that what she said?
She said, don't finger me? Did she say that? Really?
Speaker 27: She said?
Speaker 1: Don't think he was making a point and she was like,
don't finger me. And that was embarrassing. That was also embarrassing.
The whole thing was embarrassing that that was probably the
most embarrassing. You don't want to say that. She did
say that, Ken, she said, please don't finger me. She
said that just actually I zoned right write in on
that everything else was gone. She's you know, there are
a lot of people that put their flag on this hill,
this Garcia Hill, and they just do not want to
They don't want to concede. They don't want to be like,
you know what, maybe I was wrong about that. I
have friends on Facebook, friends from high school who were like,
oh my god, this guy's like it could be you,
it could be me. I may be abducted from my
house and taking ill Salvador. I mean, people are like
losing their crap all over social media, right, and they
just don't want to admit that they are in fact
so very wrong, so so very wrong. And she's one
of those people. So she's gonna do everything she can
to rationalize. And it's like, you are on the losing
side of this. Can't just just stop because you look
more and more ridiculous when you try to rationalize. And
we're spending so much time on this one guy. He
is a criminal who beats his wife.
Speaker 8: And now there's an audio recording of that By the way,
did you see that there's no recording more evidence saying
here's what he did to me, he'd be I mean
like it's back and the kids.
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, it's like just stop, just stop
being on this hill because it's not a good hill
to be on. It's making it so much worse for
all of you.
Speaker 8: And there's also a video, the body cam footage from
the cop that pulled him over in Tennessee with like.
Speaker 1: The eight people for trafficking.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, so the evidence against the success over right, Well,
you guys picked the wrong guy.
Speaker 1: Just oh my god. Yeah.
Speaker 8: We have another clip of Schumer, and the reason for
it is because it is so such a perfect example
of how un self aware democrats are. So Schumer is
talking to the press about how bad some polls are
about Trump, and when the reporter asks a question that
turns the polling around, then all of a sudden he
has a different.
Speaker 32: View on It's so weird noticing the polls this week
showed Trump has the lowest one hundred day approval rating
since they started polling eighty years ago, the lowest even worse,
seventy two percent of Americans think it's likely that Trump's
handling of the economy will.
Speaker 17: Will walk us directly into a recession.
Speaker 1: Yes, there's a whole out day that has your lower
any of your confessional leader at seventeen percent?
Speaker 23: Are you that he may be a liability for your paroles?
Speaker 1: Come and go.
Speaker 17: Our party is united, We're on our front foot. We're
stepping forward and going after Trump and having real success.
Speaker 1: Just come and go. This guy is the caricature of
a person. I mean, you just can't make up that's right.
It's a literary The same thought is the most important,
except for that one which doesn't matter. May come and
go or something the poll about me. It's not a
pums and go. It comes and goes the Trump matter.
Just did the most important or something? I'm evil? What
is going on? We can we can see it like
we can see it with our eyeballs.
Speaker 8: Hear you like righth My god, there needs to be
like a contest for who can put their glackens the
lowest point on their nose.
Speaker 1: And because I got it, I got it up right here,
I got it there, I go. I want to see
big got it? Can you do it like they got there?
Speaker 16: It is?
Speaker 1: I'm right there. It's helpful. I'm saying, it's a very
Look the bolts are not important, you guys. I can't
see anybody now, I can't. How is that helpful? It's
just so good. Okay, we promised that you were going
to see an award that was going to make you
insane with everybody shit down, Grab some more coffee?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Are you sitting? Is everybody sitting? Because this is unreal.
Speaker 8: This is a story that comes to us from the
White House Correspondence Association so automatically.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter, but we're showing it to you anyway
because it's just infuriating and stupid. Just watch, and.
Speaker 29: The photo of the year goes to The White House
Correspondence Association gave out a twenty two award for Excellence
in Presidential News Coverage by a Visual Journalist, in other words,
their photo of the Year. Here is the photo that
didn't win. Not sure if anyone remembers, but this was
President Trump having just been shot on stage and in
a heroic style, rose to his feet, blood streaming down
his face, fist in the airtelling the American people to
continue the fight with the majesty of the waving American
flag in the background surrounded by Secret Service. That didn't win. No, Instead,
the winner was this photo of Joe Biden. I think
he looked sad or something. So that's your photover there.
You may be wondering, well, since President Trump wasn't the
president was the first photo even eligible? Yes, because this
photo was an honorable mention. I would like to submit
this as evidence that the media, and in this case,
the White House Press Corps, is made up of a
bunch of morals.
Speaker 1: I just cannot believe that, right, how do you look
over that photo? Morons and liberals which are the same.
But I digress. And then the photo Biden. It wasn't
even struggle, there was nothing. I was just trying to
find its pudding. Isn't that he was standing upright until
they were like they got like he's usually like laying
down or falling or getting off of a like falling
off a bike or something. Oh my god, but he's yeah,
this is insane, you got it insane. Now.
Speaker 8: We played a clip earlier in the show of RFK
talking about how he had discovered that there was some HHS. Yeah,
there was like there was collaboration on the part of
the HHS with human trafficking.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 8: My husband told me that James O'Keeffe is in the
midst of doing a big expose on that, which is great,
and I've long been a fan of James O'Keeffe. However,
he's a theater kid.
Speaker 1: This is too much theater. It's a little bit like
a little bit too much theatrics. He is a theater kid.
I mean, you guys know what I'm talking about. When
he's like, I mean, I love you because you were
in show choir and that's and that's I forget I
did some place. She did a couple of plays, and
I forgive her for that. It's fine, Like but she's
but this is full on theatrics. It's and it's it's
you know how like when you when somebody on.
Speaker 8: Facebook says something super vague but they like want you
to know that there's drama in their life, but they
don't want you to fake book.
Speaker 20: The fake book.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the the video version of.
Speaker 8: That, and it's just so like there's two different camera
angles and so I just like all I could do
was shake my head at this when I watched it.
Speaker 1: I've heard it.
Speaker 14: Okay, I'm going dark.
Speaker 18: I'm not suicidal.
Speaker 1: Pray for me. This one scares me.
Speaker 11: Guys.
Speaker 8: What seriously, it was a little I mean, that was
a little ridiculous, Like.
Speaker 1: If you have something to say, just say it, then
just say it. I know it's it was a little
drum like, I'm not suicidal. It's dragging out. It's a
little dramatic. I'm surprised you didn't have like a tank top,
you know.
Speaker 8: I that is annoying. I'm sorry, that's just click a
ridiculous nonsense. I ever thinks it's funny. I don't think
he wasn't he was being serious.
Speaker 1: I don't think that was supposed to be. It wasn't
supposed to be funny, but he was, he was being serious.
I just didn't like it. I just didn't like it,
and so I don't but I will. I'm interested to
watch though. Yeah, I would love to know what the
story is.
Speaker 8: That was unnecessary, I mean, anyway, we have a lot
of thank yous to get to. First from yesterday, Tammy
Grant said, for Amy Joe's alligator, Ammo, thank you have
a blast. We have no you guys, alligators have not
been at the pond for two woden luck In.
Speaker 1: We've been looking for the gators. I'm so disappointed because
I really wanted you to see them. I showed you
where they hang out and you could see that it's
not a scary place. I have three more days I
had before I've really I was three and a half.
I have three and a half days to see them.
I think they're gonna you know, if you build it,
they will come kind of thing. I'm here, so I
feel like they're going to sense my presence and they're going.
Speaker 8: To well, I we're gonna we're going on a gator
hunt today. So I think you'll see them, but maybe
not in this neighborhood.
Speaker 1: Very thrilled about that. You're gonna love it. It's gonna
be great. Okay, we have on locals.
Speaker 8: Becca T in South Carolina saidod morning, chicks, so awesome
to see all together. You're both glowing this am. Girlfriend
time is the best. Take my money and have an
awesome weekend together.
Speaker 1: Prayers for Ron. Ron made a steak last night. You
guys hit all these sides and he like served us.
I mean, he's just I can't it's so sweet. And
then we talked about high school and all the parties
we went to because you guys, remember they went to
we went to we went to elementary school together, we
went to Front. We've been friends forever. We've been friends,
way longer than she and I have been friends. It's
so bizarre, it's insane, and that is not how we met.
But if you don't know, the story's forty something years
we've been friends crazy. It is crazy. And then he
like she was She went up because she's staying upstairs
in the guest room, and she wanted water and he
was like, already brought he already, it's my water was
already there. I mean, it's just he's He is a
very very good host. David C. Bow said, long in
the tooth refers back to horses who's receiving gums make
their teeth look longer as they makes sense. Okay, yeah,
it makes sense. Okay.
Speaker 8: Roth Lady Right said, the education system no longer teaches
our kids simple things like filling out envelopes to mail.
And I realized I have failed my son when we
were setting out graduation announcements. My honored student son actually
looked at me and said why when I asked if
he needed a stamp, I kid, you not I didn't
know if I should laugh or cry. For years, I've
made this kid write thank you cards. Where I went
wrong was not.
Speaker 1: Making him actually stamp and sent them.
Speaker 8: By the way, a stamp costs seventy three cents.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh my god.
Speaker 8: By the way, that exact same thing happened to me
and Jackson where I realized I told him, listen, you
should send a birthday card or whatever, and he was like,
how do I do that?
Speaker 1: And I was like, oh my god, I have totally failed. Yeah. Well,
I mean they don't ever have to do that. Everything's
email and text and all of that, right, yeah.
Speaker 29: Roth.
Speaker 8: Lady Wright also said, speaking of education, Hamilton the play
has an entire generation believing this country was founded by
all black Americans. Not that anything would be wrong with that,
but it is just not factually so true. Can we
please just teach our kids truth and real math and
maybe finance, maybe how not to kill people?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Frick, frick, Okay, now you okay, Linda Snyder, thank
you for that supersticker Sid super fancid Daisy. Have you
taking your selfie feedo with Mock's pet CrOx yet?
Speaker 23: No?
Speaker 1: We were just talking about that. No, not yet. Maybe soon,
Michelle Boyd, so wonderful to see both of you together.
May your time together be blessed, and may your lizard
yard puppies behave Yes, you mind the lizards?
Speaker 28: Oh?
Speaker 1: I love lizards. Yes, no, lizards, all the other critters
I absolutely love. Yeah, I just don't want to see
an allegator, not an alligators. All right, Christ and Thompson,
Happy Friday, chicks. Let's seeing you two together. Enjoy every
moment and post some pics for us insiders. We will
absolutely do that in some video. We will absolutely do
Aaron Kraeger Kreeger, I always mess up your name and
I'm so sorry. Please forgive me an advance. I just
mess it up. I'm sorry. Our chicks are reunited and
all is right with the world. Love you jerk so
flipping much. Take my money. Thank you for your attention
to this matter. I love it. I know we we
Yesterday we realized that we have not seen each other
in person for almost a year since the meet and greet.
Speaker 8: You guys, that's the last time we saw each other
was the June and meet and Greek.
Speaker 1: And I just like we cannot wrap our brains around that.
Because we see each other every single day and we
talk every single day. But it's been almost two years
since we've seen each other. And that's physically to get
them acceptable. And that's last time I saw you. I
could walk right. I know. Yesterday I got into your
car and I and I got into like Indian style,
you know, I had my knees like Chris Cross applesauce.
And she looked over the first thing she said to me,
she goes, I wish I could like look at you.
I'm like being all flexible and on me being on knee. Yeah.
If I can't do that, can't do it. Brian Brunley,
those kids. Last time we had young people working like this,
we put a man on the moon. So don't tell
me we can't do this. Yes, Brian, Yes, Erica L.
Eisen Ring personally no Party Animals picture number twenty one,
Ryan Rodriguez share him on a wonderful conservative young man
have fun at the game. I can't wait. Okay, there's
a super.
Speaker 8: Hot guy on the Party Animals and I don't know
his number and I don't know his I thought he
was maybe a picture, but I could be wrong. But
he's like he does a shirtless performance during the show,
and so that's the that's the only maybe it's maybe
it is him, Maybe it's you'll have to.
Speaker 1: Tell us, Yeah, if it's him, But Mama eight morning
chickadees Misschi yesterday. Am I the only one that is
starting to ask? What does Garcia have on the Democrats
that they are jumping over each other to bring him
back to America? That's rating. Yeah, great theory because what
is that?
Speaker 28: Yeah?
Speaker 1: That is guys get way too much attention. Spider gwench
my cousin's graduating from you A today.
Speaker 18: He was.
Speaker 1: It was there last night seeing you chicks to get
love seeing you chicks together. Also, it's Gator mating seasons
that they move around a lot. I knew it was
mating season, but I did not know that that makes
them move, So they should be in one place. Just
going bounce chickup doesn't make sense to me.
Speaker 8: I want them to come back because I like knowing
where they are. Believe me, yeah, way more than not
knowing where they're.
Speaker 1: The mating thing doesn't make you think that if you're
a mating you would be staying foot yeah right and
just ordering room service. Wendy, you're smooth as butter on
the segues today off she always is Erica eisen Ring
working on getting yell and meet and greet with the
team tomorrow night. Can I message you through insiders with details? Sure?
But I mean that would be kind of amazing. What
team are you talking about? Well, it must be the
party animals. I mean, that's that would be amazing. Judy Flackney,
she just didn't say they were protecting the baby elephants
because the Dems just want to kill or alter our babies. Yeah,
she had to take it a whole other place, right.
Brian Brumley LSU called James. They went their stuff back
for real? God, so much stuff. Heather Carr, Which party
reps the elephant? Kamala? Oh yeah, which party does rep
the elephant? Yeah, it's Republicans are elephants. It's a very
good point. Jose Rodriguez morning from Texas. Here's some cash
for Ron and all the hard work he's putting care
of YouTube bees.
Speaker 10: Just kidding it.
Speaker 1: Take my money. It's so true. God blessed it. I
know I noticed, like this morning when I got ready
and I left my room, his office door is already closed.
He was probably like, I know he was probably trying
to not make not bother you. God bless them. It's
like it's so much. It's just one we're together. It's
so much. It's or a lot. It's a lot. It's
a lot to handle. Uh huh, Okay, you guys, we're
gonna go. We're gonna go have a day. We're gonna
we're gonna eat and do some stuff, and we'll be
putting stuff out on locals and insiders this weekend, so
stay tuned for all then against, yes, there's gonna be
some serious bring it in and everybody bring against. Oh
that's right, we can bring it up together. I have
a wonderful weekend and we'll talk to you on Monday.
By everybody.
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