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And the cringiest Gretchen.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, did you want to give an update on mister Crunshaw.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't think he's not answered anything from us,
but we did do sort of a recap on his
lines and propaganda yesterday and the fact that he manipulated
video and whatnot, and we haven't heard anything back from him.
It's been crickets. It's been kind of weird, so weird,
very weird.
Speaker 3: He's just decided to not be in that fight anymore.
Speaker 1: Yes, just he's, like I told the team yesterday, he's
sort of a rage sea goal, you guys. He's a
rage goal, is what I've been calling him. Hashtag rage goal.
He just goes around and he craps rage on people
and he just flies on by, just keeps flying, That's
what he does.
Speaker 3: He looks for the next target.
Speaker 1: And then rage and then more rage, that's what he does.
And he just flies. So he's a rage goal, you
guys should and he doesn't look back.
Speaker 3: He just does and then just takes it up and
looks for the next victim.
Speaker 1: Just keeps rage goaling is what he's raging. So that's
that's Dan crensch Off for you. Anyway, that's our update.
There's really no update other than the fact that we
gave the full story where he didn't, and now we
have her back about that.
Speaker 3: I feel like I should just reply to every tweet
that he does with that thread.
Speaker 1: Yes, please do Oh my god, can we do that
for the next two weeks.
Speaker 3: He can't stop us. I mean, he do his block us,
but then we could. Can't we sue him? Like aren't
congress people not allowed to block regular pleabes like us?
Speaker 1: I mean, we probably should be able to sue him
for the fact that he lied about us. Yeah, I'm
out there. You know what we are. We're truth goals.
He's a rage roal. Yeah, let's get.
Speaker 3: Into some things and do it, shall we? So, like
Daisy said at the very beginning, Trudeau, we talked about
this yesterday. We were like, we're hearing buzz that Trudeau
is expected to resign within a few days, And it
turned out yesterday was the day, and so he gave
this big, long, sob story address to his constituents. We
saved just the very best part, which was where he
was at his most manlity and talking about how he
had a big discussion with his kids over dinner. And
here is the little bit that is the most important
part of his long and boring speech.
Speaker 5: So last night over dinner, I told my kids about
the decision that I'm sharing with you today. I intend
to resign as party leader as Prime minister after the
party selects its next leader through a robust nationwide competitive process.
Last night I asked the President of the Liberal Party
to begin that process.
Speaker 1: I hate that word.
Speaker 5: This country deserves a real choice in the next election,
and it has become clear to me that if I'm
having to fight internal battles, I cannot be the best
option in that election.
Speaker 1: Why are you gay? So gay? So gay? You guys,
he's so gay with what's name? What's what's the other
dude's name? That he's gay? Man, I think they're gay together.
It's just listen, I'm not saying that I think. I mean,
it's just something I'm putting out in the universe that
I think may or may not be true. Okay, you
could have heard it here first. Yeah, he's so, he's
like blackface commie man lit dude.
Speaker 3: He's so like when he talks, it just gives me
all the you know, the everything hairs raised.
Speaker 1: And because he's a feminist, we don't like feminists, well,
especially when they're right exactly. It was a good day
for Canada yesterday. It's a good day. Yeah, it's a
good day.
Speaker 3: And it's looking very very likely that Pierre Poliev will
be the next Prime minister, which would be phenomenal not
just for Canada, but for like the world and for Trump.
Speaker 1: It'll make it. I mean it was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's such a good candidate, like Pierre needs to
be cloned.
Speaker 1: Amazing, Yeah, he's amazing. Well, this is the Trump This
is the Trump effect, don't you think I think so. Yeah.
I mean he's having an effect, but it's just like
a little ripple effect. It's the Trump effect. It's really
interesting how we're seeing this happen all over you know,
like the clip we played was Zelenski yesterday. They're all
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have said enough is enough of this woke bull crap
and all the liberal bull crap. And it's just like
chips are falling. Yeah, I mean, they're looking at El Salvador.
Speaker 3: They're looking at Argentina like this is a thing that
people are sick and tired of liberal policies ruining their
countries and their lives.
Speaker 1: They're beautiful. It's beautiful, isn't It is a good thing.
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and his people, they're trying to destroy as much as
they can before Trump gets into office.
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So back to some headlines.
Speaker 3: There's going to be some shakeups, I guess in the
social media world, and that starts with the reason for
my name today, Mark Zuckerberg. Dana White has joined the
board of directors at Meta who predicted this because.
Speaker 1: I love it. I think it's fine. It's amazing if
it means there's going to be more freedom and you know,
less of a less of a stupid algorithm, and less
oppression of conservatism at Facebook, because man, we have seen it,
we have lived through it. At Facebook. I am all
for this. I think it's great. It's so interesting, the pairing.
I know, it's crazy.
Speaker 3: And so he was, you know, Mark Zuck made an
announcement about it, and there were other people joining the
board but the fact that Dana White was one of them.
Speaker 1: Was just like, that's exploding. Yeah, yeah, I just that
is amazing.
Speaker 3: And then Dana White made a comment about it, saying
that his one of his most favorite thing is building brands,
and so he's excited to see the inner workings of Facebook,
which I kind of love that that's what he said,
and that he's excited about helping build the brand into
something that's better than it is now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because it's not great right now. Maybe you know,
Mark is growing up because you know what they say
about like when you're in your twenties, you look at
the world a certain way, and you get into your thirties,
you get in your forties, and you just as you
get older, most normal people become just a little bit
more conservative. I mean, I started out conservative. I think
you did too. But if you're not already conservative, you
usually become more conservative. Right, Maybe he's becoming I'm not
saying he is I'm just saying, maybe he's looking at
the world a little differently. You know, I think he is.
Speaker 3: Just remember that interview that he did where he was
talking about out that fight fight fight moment of Donald
Trump and saying like how badass it was. I think
I really had an impact on him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think so too. I think hang out I've
done a lot of people. Yeah, I mean, this is
this is good, good news.
Speaker 3: And then of course we've all heard that, you know,
TikTok is going to shut down unless there's like some
buyout of it before I guess Trump's term begins. And
so Kevin O'Leary was on with Martha McCallum yesterday to
talk about his plan to buy it with some other
fellow whose name I'm not familiar with, but anyway, here
is Kevin O'Leary to talk about the TikTok potential buyout.
Speaker 6: That was one topic, but I had another agenda item
that was very important to me, and we announced that
this morning. I have joined with Frank McCort to buy TikTok.
And this is a very complicated deal. It's a multi
billion dollar deal. We're going to have to work with
President Trump. This is a bipartisan situation. We have to
work initially with Biden and we want to and then
midday twelve oh five, Trump will be who we have
to work with to close the deal in the months ahead.
So I wanted to let him know as well as
others in his cabinet, that we're doing this and we're
going to need their help.
Speaker 1: Well that's going to be a very interesting story. So
then China would no longer be in control of it,
I'm assuming.
Speaker 3: Or what is it bite dance or dance bite or whatever, Yeah,
they would. China would have to be divested from the
operations of that platform.
Speaker 1: And as long as China's not in control of it,
I don't really care what happens to it. I'm not
on it, my kid's not on it. I don't really
I've never I just I'm not a big fan of TikTok.
I just, you know, I don't really give a crap
about TikTok. I never wanted to be banned though I
never had a I didn't really have a stake in
a lot of people. I know a lot of conservatives
were like, shut it down. I mean, it's just stay
off of it, you know, you don't like it, stay
off of it, because I always felt like it was
a slippery slope. Once we start banning social media stuff,
then the people it's a slippery slope because if you
have liberals in charge, what are they going to ban?
Mm hmm what you know. It's like, I just think
it's a bad idea for governments to start banning social media.
I think that's a bad practice to have in place,
bad precedent assent to set.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so, I mean I get the China part of it.
You don't get to spy on American citizens too.
Speaker 1: I get that too, But you know, there's also the
whole free will thing.
Speaker 4: You don't have to.
Speaker 1: Freaking be on it, right, So maybe stay off and
keep your kids off of it. Maybe parent keep your
kids off it, and then.
Speaker 3: Like what, you know, how will it change if Kevin
and this other fellow buy it? Like, what's that going
to look like? How how is it gonna It's just
it's going to be an interesting year.
Speaker 1: And social media and Trump doesn't he doesn't want it
to be banned because it helped him get acted.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean in the day he did yeh, he
talked about it being banned and then now he's all
about it, so he's definitely changed his mind about that.
Like we said earlier in the show, Biden or the
puppet masters of Biden are literally trying to destroy everything
they can. They're setting fires every place they can set
fires before Trump takes office. Here's an example. He just
released eleven Yemeny terrorists from GIMO. These are nine to
eleven terrorists. I just essentially are terrorists that were in
the aftermath of nine to eleven, and Biden's like, you
can go now.
Speaker 1: Why why is he doing this?
Speaker 3: I don't know, because he's always him and Obama always
talked about closing Guantanmoay altogether. I think after these eleven
there's like fifteen people left, and so it's not like
releasing these eleven achieved the goal of shutting it down.
Speaker 1: So I don't know why. I have no idea why. Yeah,
it's like it's the same as like, you know, helping
out Chinese pedophiles, right, Why why is he doing this?
And then over the break he was, you know, lowering
the sentences of some of these hardened criminals, like these
murders and stuff and these families, like right around Christmas,
he was doing this, Like what why is he doing this?
Why what does this gain for you except for make
you look like a complete jackal and put these families
are suffering, Like why would you? That's my biggest question
is why why do you do that? Why do you
do this for criminals? It's because democrats love criminals. That's
the only that's the only conclusion that I can come to,
because I don't know why you would side with the
evil criminal or somebody who has done horrible things unless
you are, in fact a horrible person, I know. And
the conclusion, yeah, it's like that.
Speaker 3: You know, it starts with the hunter pardon and then
the community of all these sentences of just these horrible, awful,
terrible people letting these you know, terrorists out of Gitmo.
Speaker 1: Like what what do you gain from this?
Speaker 3: So clearly anti American interests? Yeah, And I don't know
how much more people need.
Speaker 1: To see it. And just he's clearly anti good human being. Yeah,
you're anti You're anti somebody who is like I'm following
the law and I'm a good human being and you're
pro criminal and pro evil person. You cannot be any clearer.
Speaker 3: And you know the question is like how much does
he even know is going on? And how much is it?
All the people his team? You know, yeah, uh yeah,
but man, I mean I read that headline yesterday and
I was like, seriously, can you do more harm in
three weeks?
Speaker 1: Because this is incredible.
Speaker 3: It's like every day you hear something else that he's done,
and you're just like, you're the you hate this country.
Speaker 1: That's the only explanation. He's crapping so much in the
way again with the seagull stuff, He's just he's crapping
evil all the way out the dorm Like enough already,
I cannot wait until January twentieth. Same and the messages,
the messes that Trump is going to have to clean up.
It's yeah, extraordinary, how much? Oh my god? And then the.
Speaker 3: The ridiculous folks out there who are still super super
butt hurt about Trump winning the election. There's actually people,
particularly in the LGBTQ all alphabet, they're genuinely scared that
they're going to be rounded up and put into concentration
camps going out loud. This is according to The New
York Post, who reported gay and transgender liberals in the
US start arming themselves over the baseless fear of being
placed in concentration camps under Trump.
Speaker 4: I can't.
Speaker 1: I mean, does that include the gay people that are
in his administration? Stupid? These people are just they're mental,
They're completely mentally ill. Just stick really hard, just cut
it out, you guys.
Speaker 3: Nobody's gonna put you in. Oh my god, you just
you can't make it up. You cannot make it up.
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Speaker 1: And this I just thought was so cool.
Speaker 3: So of course, we all remember how Hurricane and Helene
impacted the folks in North Carolina as specific. I mean,
they affected people in lots of states, but North Carolina
in particular, and there's been a lot of complaints A
lot of talk about how FEMA really dropped the ball,
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especially now that there's cold weather here. And so I
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Amish community completed the construction of twelve tiny homes in
western North Carolina in under forty eight hours.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, Jay.
Speaker 3: The Amish community raised the three hundred thousand dollars it
took to build.
Speaker 1: This is incredible. It is incredible. Yeah, it is. And
it just shows you who these people are, right right, Yeah.
And meanwhile the government's like thumb up oar butts right,
Or here's a tent, bright, there's a little tent for
you to withstand bitterly cold temperatures in tell me job
shadow the Amish or what was it, like seven hundred
dollars didn't they give him? Like seven wasn't what was
the Yeah.
Speaker 3: It was initial payment of seven hundred and fifty dollars.
Speaker 1: He's seven hundred dollars for you'd like rebuild your home. Yeah,
I mean this is just the greatest.
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Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 3: Yep, Daisy sent me a picture that had been going
around social media. You guys, remember that Nancy Pelosi got
her hip replaced. I think it was in Germany, but
like you know, within the last week or so, and
then Mitch McConnell, who's had a couple more episodes, shall
we say, uh, is now in a wheelchair, so he
is not walking around the halls of Congress. He's being
pushed around in a wheelchair in the halls of Congress.
And Bennie Johnson had posted this tweet saying, Mitch McConnell
in a wheelchair, Nancy Pelosi with a walker. This is
just sad. Term limits are needed for the health and
well being of elected officials.
Speaker 1: You got mad at me, she got you were mad.
You were like, listen, I can't You're like, I cannot
make fun of these people because I can't walk right now.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 3: I felt bad for like, because I look at Nancy Pelosi,
who's pretty spry and considering she just got her hip replace. Like,
of course she's using a walker. It doesn't mean she's
not mentally there. McConnell is another story. But like she
literally just got her hip replaced, and so I give
her a pass, and I'm actually jealous that she can.
Speaker 1: Walk at all, because I don't. I don't give her
a pass. I don't think she's all. I don't think
she's mentally there. I think that's the scotchy scotch. I
don't think she's mentally there.
Speaker 7: I do.
Speaker 1: Have you seen her in interviews.
Speaker 3: I know, well, the one that we showed yesterday. Remember
she was on the plane and she did the selfie
video and she's like, right.
Speaker 1: She's out of her gord. She has no idea what's
going on, but people are.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 3: You were like you're not ninety and you're not in
the freaking and you're not in Congress. And I was like,
I know, but here's my problem, Like ever since I've
had this issue, is that I can't look at a
human being doing anything without immediately being jealous of what
they can do with their me Like it's it's you
as it's a problem. Like I will see just somebody
doing I don't know, like the like running running, or
they're they're like bending down, and I'll be like, oh
my god, that's.
Speaker 1: Amazing that they can do that.
Speaker 3: It's it's pathetic, Like it's all I think about because
it because so frustrating not to do.
Speaker 1: I get it because when I had my back surgery,
I couldn't walk, I couldn't do anything. I mean like
I didn't have any function at all for like three days.
And it was it was terrifying, is what it was.
Absolutely terrifying. It it definitely humbles you. It does because
then you're like, oh my, like I just it makes
you realize how how good God is, Like like how
your body is a temple and you need to treat
it well, and like when you can walk, you should
do that because yeah, yeah, you don't take any of
that for granted when you can walk, that's for sure.
So yeah, I mean I totally get where you're coming from.
But at the same time, like people who are ninety
years old shouldn't be running the freaking country mock come on, totally.
I completely agree. Like the age there.
Speaker 3: I almost believe in age limits over term limits because
there are people in their nineties in Congress and that
is freaking insane. I mean, that's just insane it is,
And so you know, I don't care how with it
they happen to be this is crazy, and the fact
that they want to be in Congress at that age
is psychiatic.
Speaker 1: You don't see that in the private sector. You just don't. Yeah,
you don't see people in the private sector just like
coming in in their walkers into a job at ninety
you know what I mean. People are like, it's time
for you to retire now.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And people want to tire. They want to spend time
with people, They want to spend time with their families,
they want to let go live in Boca, they want
to you know, they want to do the things which
I these people it's just power. It's all power and
the benefits.
Speaker 3: Then, I mean it must be so cushed, Dan Crunchhaw, Yeah,
it must be so cush to be in Congress that
you've got ninety year olds that will not leave.
Speaker 1: They won't leave, right, I mean, that's just it's pathetic. Yep.
Speaker 3: Speaking of things that Biden is doing to set fires
to the world before he gets out of office, one
of the things that was announced yesterday is this ban
on oil and gas drilling on like six hundred and
twenty five million acres off of the East Coast, which
is completely crazy. And Trump heard about this. He heard
this headline while he was on Hugh Hewitt's show, and
so we have the moment where Trump is like, well,
I'm just now here during this and I'm going to
unban it.
Speaker 1: So here is that conversation.
Speaker 8: I get things done, we don't get them done. I
see it just came over that Biden has banned all
oil and gas drilling across six hundred and twenty five
million acres of US coastal territory. It's ridiculous. I'll unban
it immediately. I will unbt it. I have the right
to unban it immediately. What's he doing? Why is he
doing it? You know, we have something that nobody else has,
I mean nobody has to the extent we have it.
And it'll be more by the time we finish, because
I'll be able to expand you know, We're going to
expand our country and it'll be more. We have oil
and gas, and whether you manufacture widgets or gidgets or
whatever you happen to be doing, some countries have to
work very hard to do that. We do too, and
we will. But we have oil and gas at a
level that nobody else has, and we're going to take
advantage of it. And when I see somebody saying he's
going to ban six hundred and twenty five million acres,
he doesn't know what that is. He doesn't even know
what six hundred and twenty five million acres would look like.
And we can't let that happen to our country. It's
our greatest it's really our greatest economic ascid and we're
not going to let that happen to our country.
Speaker 1: Why do Democrats want us to be so dependent on
countries that hate us? It makes no sense. Well that
they hate America. They hate America, and I think that
they make deals with these countries, like personal deals. I
think there's so much shady crap going on in the background,
and they have so many like shady things going on
personally with these people, and they just you're right, they
hate America. They hate America that they make these deals
in the background and they make money off of it,
and they just they're like, screw America. I don't care
about Americans in America, And they make it so we
are dependent when we don't have to be. We have
the resources here to be completely self sufficient, and they
just they don't want us to be. Why it's like
when you raise your kids. You raise your kids to
be independent and self sufficient so they can exist in
the world and flourish. Our politicians do the exact opposite
with us as a country. It's so gross like it is.
Speaker 3: And then and going back to the age point, they
do it at these ages where what they are doing
will never impact them.
Speaker 1: We're creating all.
Speaker 3: Of these laws and these policies that impact future generations,
really negatively knowing that like whatever it doesn't, it doesn't
bother them because they're not even going to be here
to feel the impacts.
Speaker 1: Because they just want money. They just make money. Personally, God,
these people made me sick.
Speaker 3: But my husband was telling me at dinner last night that, like,
it's great that the Trump is all I'm going to
unban that. But apparently the way that Biden did this
ban is like tied up in some impossible to unban law.
Speaker 1: I mean the way that Obama did it, Yeah, right.
Speaker 3: And that it will take an Act of Congress, it
will take a vote of gris to actually unban it,
which you know, with a slim margin in the Republic
in the House. I don't I don't know how easy
it's going to be to unban it. So he may
have just ft us royally, you know, because he's doing
that all over the place.
Speaker 1: He's doing it. Yeah, he's he's just again with the seagull.
He's just crapping everywhere on his way out. He's trying
to he's trying to screw things up for Trump. Mm hmm. Yeah,
this is what they do exactly right. All right.
Speaker 3: No, we did not plan our matching matchiness, but we
did notice it right away when we connected this morning.
We were like, oh, look at us matching matching.
Speaker 1: We do this all the time, you guys, and it's
never planned. All right. So yesterday it became official.
Speaker 3: Kamala actually the I think it was the day before yesterday,
or maybe it was early in the morning yesterday, she
released a video explaining that she was going to do
her constitutional, constitutional duty and.
Speaker 1: Certify the election.
Speaker 3: And and it's interesting because I think she's trying very
hard to send the message that look at me, Look
at how much integrity I have to do.
Speaker 1: This clerical job. That's your job.
Speaker 3: So here is her video before the vote was certified,
explaining to everyone that she would be certifying it.
Speaker 9: Peaceful transfer of power is one of the most fundamental
principles of American democracy as much as any other principle.
It is what distinguishes our system of government from monarchy
or tyranny. Today, at the United States Capitol, I will
perform my constitutional duty as Vice President of the United
States to certify the results of the twenty twenty four election.
This duty is a sacred obligation, one I will uphold,
guided by love of country, loyalty to our constitution, and
my unwavering faith in the American people. As we have seen,
our democracy can be fragile.
Speaker 1: We've heard this.
Speaker 9: Book, and it is up to then each one of
us to stand up for our most cherished principles and
to make sure that in America our government always remains
of the people, by the people, and for the people.
May God bless you and make God bless the United
States of America.
Speaker 1: It's such theater. What was it that she could I
do the other day? Was it the pledge of allegiance?
She can't say it?
Speaker 4: What was it?
Speaker 3: I mean, she kind of messed it up at the
beginning because she said I pledge allegiance to the United
States of America.
Speaker 1: She just forgot the flag. I feel like that's kind
of a big deal, Mark, I mean, it was just.
Speaker 3: A miss like listen, I will criticize her all day long,
but when you just misspeak like that, it's not like
I mean, that was not that huge deal.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, she's the vice president of the United States
of America. I feel like it's kind of a big deal.
I feel like that is you should know how to
say the freaking pledge. I think she does.
Speaker 3: But it was just one of those moments where you
just slip up. Everybody slips up from time to time.
Speaker 1: Oh okay.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's plenty of stuff to criticize her for.
I don't think she doesn't know the pledge of allegiance.
I think she just happened to screw it up that time.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: But there was a moment before she certified the election
where she was doing all of the swearing in of
new senators and returning senators, and one of those senators
was Senator Fisher from Nebraska, who of course brought her family.
And there's like a whole thing, right where you bring
your family, get your picture taken, you got your hand
on the Bible.
Speaker 1: It's a whole thing.
Speaker 3: And so people continue to be making a huge fuss
about this moment where the husband of Senator Fisher refused
to shake Kamala's hand and yeah, and Kamala was like,
you know, obviously taken aback by it. So here is
the video that everybody was just like, Oh my god, about.
Speaker 1: I want to come here, Bruce.
Speaker 10: Anywhere, don't worry, Okay, okay, the almost swear just appointed
to fam in the Constitution of the United States.
Speaker 9: Congratulations, thank you for your thank you, congratulations.
Speaker 11: To you, thank you, thank you, sure ready, thank you.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: So there was that moment and then everybody was just like,
oh my god. There were either people that were like
ha ha or that guy all of us, and then
there were all kinds of people going that is rude
as hell. She was just trying to do what she's
supposed to do, which is congratulate everybody and shake hands
and be polite, and how rude he was for not
shaking her hand.
Speaker 1: He was also holding a Bible. That's me. That's that
is exactly what I was just about to say.
Speaker 3: So yeah, the real reason that that happened, as Molly
Hemingway pointed out and videos showed, is that he was
holding two things. One of which was for balance the
hand shaking hand, and the other which was a bible.
And so the question is which one was he supposed
to drop?
Speaker 1: Right, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: And so now like you have to when you rewatch it,
is Kamala making that face because she's annoyed that he
didn't shake her hand, or is she making the face
because she realized, oh shit, she.
Speaker 1: He can't shake my hand. I think it's you know
what I mean. I think she's annoyed that he didn't
shake her hand because you.
Speaker 3: Can't, like in that in that video, you can't see
that he's holding the cane. It's not until you see
still pictures later that you can like zoom in on
the fact that he's holding a cane. So, I mean,
it's possible she didn't see it. I have no idea,
but that was the moment she's.
Speaker 1: So uh, you know, don't you know who I am
kind of a person. Yeah, she's probably irritated that he
didn't shake her hand in that moment, you know, for
that picture, but he was holding two things and you know,
there's probably a part of him and he's like, I
want to shake your freaking hand. And if my husband
he probably wouldn't want to shake her hand.
Speaker 3: Either, but he would like he wouldn't not shake her hand, right, But.
Speaker 1: That's it's My husband is his own person. If you
don't want to shake her hand and he didn't shake
her hand, I'd be like, that's your your choice. You
want to shake her hand or not shake her hand,
It's up to you, dude, you know what I mean.
I wouldn't. I wouldn't be mad either way. He's he's
his own individual person. I would leave it up to him,
you know. Honestly, I wouldn't be mad if if he
didn't shake her hand. I just would be like, okay,
you know, and if if he took heat for it,
that would be heat that he would have to take
on his own, right, right. That's it's not you know,
That's that's how I feel about it, you know. But
I know people are mad at this guy, but you know,
like he was holding two things and maybe he was
a part of Maybe he was holding two things he
was but maybe the case, maybe he really did he
really need the cane, you know what I mean, Maybe
he was just like I will never know, I really
don't want to shake this lady's hand. You know what
I mean.
Speaker 3: We'll never know his real reason, but he did have
a pretty damn good excuse for not shaking her hand.
Speaker 1: Yet I think we all do. Really, that's true.
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shall we. Yeah, because I loved every.
Speaker 1: Minute of this.
Speaker 3: Now, there weren't that many minutes. I think it was
like two and a half minutes long total, but just
the facial expressions of Mike Johnson, Oh.
Speaker 1: My god, it was everything. If I can just soak
that in and just like if we can bottle it
and like put it in a spray. I just want
to do it.
Speaker 3: I just want to have that forever and ever. It
was glorious, you guys. And you know, I'll give her credit.
She did it with as much grace as she could muster,
and it had to have been pain. Oh yeah, yeah,
she's aiming herself as the loser, you know what I mean.
So I thought this whole thing was worth watching just
for the Mike Johnson smirks.
Speaker 1: Awesome and for the applause. It's just glorious. Here is
the certification process.
Speaker 9: The state of the vote for the President of the
United States, as delivered to the President of the Senate
is as follows.
Speaker 1: The whole number of the.
Speaker 9: Electors appointed to vote for President of the United States
is five hundred and thirty eight. Within that whole number,
the majority is two hundred and seventy. The votes for
President of the United States.
Speaker 1: Are as follows. Donald J.
Speaker 9: Trump of the state of Florida has received three hundred
and twelve votes.
Speaker 1: Amala de Harris Kamala D.
Speaker 9: Harris of the state of California has received two hundred
and twenty six votes.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Oh my god.
Speaker 9: The whole number of electors appointed to vote for Vice
President of the United States is five hundred and thirty eight.
Within that whole number, a majority is two hundred and seventy.
The votes for Vice President of the United States are
as follows.
Speaker 1: JD.
Speaker 9: Vance of the state of Ohio has received three hundred
and twelve votes.
Speaker 1: Your penny, Oh God.
Speaker 9: Tim Walls of the state of Mini Soda has received
two hundred and twenty six votes.
Speaker 1: Look at Mike's that yep, yep.
Speaker 9: This announcement of the state of the vote by the
President of the Senate shall be deemed a sufficient declaration
of the persons elected President and Vice President of the
United States, each for a term beginning on the twentieth
day of January two thousand and twenty five, and shall
be entered together with the list of the votes on
the journals of.
Speaker 1: The House and the Senate. Thank you very much, Bye,
m m By. That happened.
Speaker 3: That hads to have been the most painful thing she
has ever done.
Speaker 1: Base that one isn't You're the one that's that? What
the set the music yesterday?
Speaker 3: I didn't say it to music, but somebody set it
to the music of the office and just focused in
on micspace and then her face and then Mike glorious.
Speaker 1: It was so good, so perfect. His face was everything.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: It's just because you.
Speaker 3: Know, he wanted to smirk, but he didn't want to
look like he was smirking, so he just had that like, yeah,
he's easing his hair. Smirk face terrible, poker face terrible.
I love every bit of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was that was good stuff.
Speaker 3: And then after because again we showed you a video
of her pre certification, then during certification, and then she
also spoke post certification again to talk about how basically
awesome she was for doing her clerical job. Here is
her post certification.
Speaker 12: Well, today it was obviously a very important day, and
it was about what should be the norm and what
the American people should be able to take for granted,
which is that one of the most important pillars of
our democracy is that there will be a peaceful transfer
of power. And today I did what I have done
my entire career, which has takes seriously the oath that
I have taken many times to support and defend the
Constitution of the United States, which included today performing my
constitutional duties to ensure that the people of America, the
voters of America will have their votes counted, that those
votes matter, and that they will determine then the outcome
of an election. I do believe very strongly, this is
my favorite, that America's democracy is only as strong as
our willingness to fight for it, every single person.
Speaker 13: Their willingness to fight for and respect the importance of
our democracy. Otherwise it is very fragile and it will
not be able to withstand moments of crisis. And today
America's democracy stood.
Speaker 1: That's the only thing she's done in four years. It's like, oh,
she's and it's not really anything. It's just theater. It's
all kabooki. Theater is what we're seeing. By What do
you think she's what is she going to do? Now?
What is she going to do? She's going to be
governor of California? You think, well, god speed California, godspeed indeed.
Speaker 14: And of course the media, my god, they were just
funny panning over this ridiculous, clerical procedural thing that she did.
Speaker 1: Look at her, she said words on the stage and
read from a telepropter woo and so leave it, ah Jenny.
Speaker 3: To calm down the CNN panel who was basically trying
to canonize her, and here is Scott putting them in
their place.
Speaker 15: On this Harris business. I think before we canonized Saint
Kamala here on the high holy day of January sixth.
Let's remember, the electoral count reformat of twenty twenty two
makes it perfectly clear that the vice president has nothing
but purely ministerial duties on this day. She didn't actually
certify the results of the election. That's done by the voters.
Speaker 16: Was it was clear as the day four years ago
as well there, but because of.
Speaker 1: The well, I mean, that's the thing.
Speaker 7: I mean, nobody's trying to cannonize the same thing.
Speaker 15: She put out a video trying to cannonize herself.
Speaker 1: I mean she was actually just saying it's unremarkable.
Speaker 7: True.
Speaker 15: I want to actually congratulate the Democrats today. This is
the first election since nineteen again, this is the first
election since nineteen eighty eight a Republican one, and Democrats
did not try to.
Speaker 17: Overturn the results.
Speaker 16: On the floor of the Congress, congratulations, interrupted you because
we've heard this before.
Speaker 2: You've heard those, but I thought it was.
Speaker 1: Worth repeating it. I just love him, I absolutely love him,
and I'm surprised I think Adam was at least crying
on the inside. You know, he was wanting to cry
on the outside, and he was holding it back. Oh,
I mean.
Speaker 3: And so not only were they fawning over her all
the media outlets, but then they were also obsessing over
January sixth of like they have learned nothing in Trump's victory.
Speaker 1: They keep trying to make it happen.
Speaker 4: You know, Oh my.
Speaker 1: God, it is out of control. So Jim Acosta had
two people.
Speaker 3: He had a Republican strategist on his show along with
the Democrat strategists.
Speaker 1: And first he asked the Republican.
Speaker 3: Strategist, isn't it time that Trump apologize.
Speaker 1: For January sixth? And this guy, this was perfect.
Speaker 18: Is it time for Donald Trump to apologize for what
took place four years ago?
Speaker 19: I wouldn't expect Donald Trump would apologize, I think it,
Nor do I expect Democrats to apologize for trying to
undo his presidency by all legal and extra legal means.
After come on, dude, look at our own look at
seeing in his own exit. Public voters decide who said
they voted on democracy were evenly split between Democrats and Republicans.
January sixth was a dark day on the history of
our country. Donald Trump bears a lot of responsibility for that.
It's something that that should state his legacy forever. However,
voters they punished him for it. That's why he was
behind Ron de saying it's by twenty points until Alvin
braggandied him. And once voters decided that Democrats were determined
to prevent Donald Trump from being elected by any extra
legal means, they decided maybe this wasn't as clear.
Speaker 18: I mean, shouldn't your party have just rejected him, just
flat out rejected him. From from Kevin McCarthy to Mitch
McConnell to the whole.
Speaker 1: Lot of them.
Speaker 18: Could how could your party let him be nominee again?
Speaker 1: What's what happened?
Speaker 19: What's what Kevin McCarthy and Mitch McConnell said in the
aftermath of that, They they absolutely did condemned Miss McConnell
was still condemned him in months afterward. On the floor,
Nancy Pelosi decided to use January six for partisan gain.
Though she appointed she refused to let Kevin McCarthy appoint
Republicans to the committee. She didn't let Republicans hire staff
to the January sixth Oversight Committee. They didn't allow crossing exam.
Speaker 18: JANIUS six committee had the Republican of all Republicans, Liz Cheney.
Speaker 19: She wasn't a good republic Republican conference a good Republican.
Speaker 1: They live in a different universe. Yeah, they really do.
Still they still live there. After after we smacked him
with the two by four and we were like, stop it,
out of it, They're still like, I can't. I can't
snap out of it. I can't, I can't.
Speaker 4: Isn't it amazing?
Speaker 1: Orange Man I have they are TDS. Is real, It's
so real. Wow. That was just an astounding clip.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it gets better because then he asked that
Democrats strategist, her name is Maria Cardona. He asks about
how well he talks about the fact that there's a
lot of Democrats who are disappointed that Merritt Garland didn't
do enough to get Trump. And so he was basically
asking her that question. And that's amazing to me that
that's how he's posing the question. Wow, So here is
that part of the exchange.
Speaker 18: I mean, let me ask you this, Maria, I mean
Attorney General maryor Garland. He put out a statement this
morning saying he's proud of the Justice Department's prosecution of
the capital writers, saying, quote, put this up on screen.
The public servants of the Justice Department have sought to
hold accountable those criminally responsible for the January sixth attack
on our democracy with unrelenting integrity. They have conducted themselves
in a manner that adheres to the rule of law
and honors per obligation to protect the civil rights and
civil liberties of everyone in this country. But you know, Maria,
and I don't have to tell you this, a lot
of Democrats are just totally disappointed in Merrick Garland and
think that he botched this?
Speaker 7: Did he botch this?
Speaker 20: I think that way too much time went past, and
I think that that led to people.
Speaker 21: Perhaps not remembering, perhaps not understanding the importance and frankly
letting other issue become the priority, because you know, voters
are concerned with what is happening to them that day, right,
And so I do think that a lot of time
Merrit Garland allowed too much time to go past.
Speaker 20: But weird, we don't know what it was that they
were looking at, what facts were in front of them.
I do think that he obviously had the obligation of
he's going to bring this to the justice process to
have the facts be as strong as they could be.
Speaker 1: And to go back to.
Speaker 20: What you said, I do think that Republicans, not just Trump,
but Republican leaders are going to bear a lot of
responsibility in History is not going to be kind to them,
because while you what you said is true that they
were against him, that lasted like a nanosecond.
Speaker 1: What the hell is she talking about? History is not
going to be kind to us. These people are out
of their minds, completely out of their minds.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then the fact that he the whole nonsense
about the committee that you heard with the Republican strategy,
and of course jimmacaus are going Liz Cheney is the
best Republican of all the Republicans and the all in
all the world.
Speaker 1: Here's what Cash Pattel thinks about that committee.
Speaker 22: Here's six committee is in fact this legitimate committee? Then
you know what, Members of Congress can't hide behind the
speech and debate clause for committing felonies when it comes
to destroying and suppressing evidence to law enforcement agencies. And
since we just found out about it, here's what I'm proposing.
If and when Donald Trump wins the presidency, there may
be a full fledged investigation into those in Congress who
aided and evented this corrupt criminal activity. And we should
look at who was responsible for what and whether there
was any ill will and intention to suppress evidence from
federal investigators. And if there was, that's a crime, whether
you're in Congress or not. So we should start there.
Because they said that January sixth committee is legit. Okay,
if you're legit, then you're subjected to the federal statutes.
And let's see who broke the law. It has always
gotten away with it because the deep state has been
in charge. So if you want real accountability, whether it's
a Democrat or Republican, remember it's that whole uniparty thing.
You have to defeat the deep state.
Speaker 1: I think he was talking to Joe Paggs there. Yeah,
he was, Yeah, I cannot wait to see Adam Kensinger
in jail. How long he's gonna last in jail? About
two point five seconds, you guys. He will be well liked.
I think I think he will be well liked. He'll
be well sought after, is what He's going to be
a little cry.
Speaker 3: He doesn't he said on the show yesterday that he
doesn't want a pardon, he wants no part of a pardon,
which I thought was interesting.
Speaker 1: Adam, doesn't you said, Adam Yep. Really mm hmmm. I
just I cannot wait. I am salivating over cash Betel
being in that office. You have no idea it's gonna
be something. I'm so excited. I think he's He's one
of the guys I'm most excited about when it comes
to this administration. I'm so excited about it because he's
gonna unleash the hound and the information and there's going
to be so much transparency. At least I hope there's
going to be a lot of transparency based on what
I've seen when it comes to him, Yeah, based on
what he said.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's something that's super important to him too,
So I would love to see it. And then again,
no one gives a crap about January sixth anymore. And
it's like CNN, they do these polls and they're still
surprised that no one cares. In fact, Steve Bannon plaid
this clip on his show, and you'll see him at
the end of the clip commenting about these reactions to
a poll about how much people care about January.
Speaker 16: Six January sixth is the biggest memory of Trump's first term.
Speaker 6: Look at this, Wow, just fun that is something five percent.
Speaker 16: I mean, most folks simply were willing to dismiss it
without much of an issue. And among Republicans, what do
we see, it was just two percent. So even though
you had that significant chunk of Republicans who said we
oppose it, even though the vast majority of Americans opposed that,
the bottom line when it came to November, even when
it comes now, most Americans simply put manu are not thinking.
Speaker 7: About you see the gaps there. Everything they did. This
is the reason, one of the many reasons they lost.
Speaker 1: Who's I know.
Speaker 3: Right, Like, it's Adam Kinsinger and freaking Maggie what's her name?
Speaker 1: Like, all these so called Republican they still consider themselves
GOP because I'm like, who the hell are you? Standards?
Speaker 3: It's Kinsinger and Elisa Fara and Liz Cheney.
Speaker 1: That's a raise your hand and put yourselves in the
face because you're idiots. Oh my god, that was that
was remarkable.
Speaker 3: But again, they really really really want Liberals really really
really want you to care about this, and they talked
about this on the View yesterday. Sunny Austin took this
to an unbelievable place January sixth, comparing it to some
of the worst atrocities the world has ever seen. And honestly,
this is like shameful. How the comparisons that she was making.
Speaker 1: Listen to this.
Speaker 23: I think we need to fine moral clarity, you know,
in this country.
Speaker 17: And I just.
Speaker 23: Remember after January sixth, you had someone like Mitch McConnell
placing the blame on January sixth, where it belonged squarely
on Donald Trump's shoulders, and then you started seeing people
backtrack that and losing their moral center. You had Condoaliza Rice,
I believe, on this very show saying, you know, we
need to move on from January sixth. I say, no,
you don't move on, because January sixth was an atrocity.
Speaker 1: It was one of the worst moments.
Speaker 23: In American history. And when you think about the worst
moments in American history, you know, like World War two,
things that happened, you know, like the Home.
Speaker 1: Cost chattel slavery.
Speaker 23: We need to never forget because past becomes prologue if
you forget any race.
Speaker 1: I cannot but how does this show not get canceled?
How and just it should have been canceled based on
her shirt alone? But then then stuff comes out of
her face like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's incredible, And Scott Jennings tweeted about it, saying,
what an insult to every Jewish person on the planet,
passed and present, breath taking minimizing of one of the
worst things to happen in human history. ABC will have
to apologize. I bet I disagree with them. I don't
think they're gonna I think nothing will happen.
Speaker 1: They'll double down, They'll they'll support her. It's so great.
People have been canceled for so much less than what that.
I cannot believe that she just said that out loud.
I know, isn't it amazing? And that people clapped for her.
There are sheep in the audience. That it's remarkable. They
have an audience of a bunch of white liberal moron
women and that audience who are like, oh, oh like sheep,
you know. I just I don't get it. I just
don't get it. It's so gross. Yeah, it was World
War Two and the Holocaust and.
Speaker 3: Chattel slavery like, but it's amazing, like she's just beyond
she's bond embarrassing.
Speaker 1: That chick is bonkers, she is.
Speaker 3: And speaking of Bonker's chicks, Gretchen Whitmer is married and
has children too, surprised me, Well, we should we use
that term.
Speaker 1: Loosely, right, We need to we need to probably discuss that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So she somehow finagled her husband onto some sort
of talk show that some absolute horrible excuse for an
interviewer posts this guy is awful, like he's he's just
a terrible interviewer. I watched the whole thing so that
you didn't have to, Okay, it was like seven and
a half minutes of pure cringe, And so I I'm
sharing with you a couple of very short clips from
it so you can get an idea. They're trying to
present themselves, Gretchen and her husband as like a normal
couple that's really happy. They seem he seems like a
captive hostage to me. Okay, and he's so weird, Like
the way.
Speaker 1: That he talks is so we beta. He's beta, so beta.
Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: So this first clip, the host who's just awful is
teasingly asking the husband if any of his friends watched
the show that they're on, and whether or not he
read Gretchen's book.
Speaker 1: Here is that clip, mister first.
Speaker 24: Gentleman, is so good to see you again, say you
who are so kind to submit to this? I know
this is not your favorite.
Speaker 7: Thing to do.
Speaker 24: By appeaser, Has anybody ever seen you on this segment
of the show?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, mom.
Speaker 24: Well I appreciate mom, but we were trying to go
to a little deeper into the demographics an a guy
on the street or the guys you have lunch with.
Oh yeah, and so what did he say? Did they
say it passes passes monster barely? Did you read her book?
You know, I read you know, a lot of books,
you know. Did you read my book?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 1: Oh yes I did.
Speaker 24: Yeah, I read that book.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, Yeah, I was you No, I'm not so sure. Okay,
why you're going to like that? Garner?
Speaker 24: Yeah, you read her book? Okay, So what did you learn?
What did you you want to take a break here?
Speaker 7: It's funny.
Speaker 24: What did you learn about her that maybe you didn't
know as a result of that book?
Speaker 1: Well? You know, she's you know, just resilient.
Speaker 24: Is it's hard to say? You know, I mean because
I know her pretty well and we've married thirteen years now, so.
Speaker 1: It's unbearable. And you guys, the whole thing is like that.
It's like, are these are any of these marriages real?
You know what I mean? I just wonder, like because
you see all these these Force interviews with some of
these husbands, and I just wonder, like, is her girlfriend
like sitting at a Starbucks drive through and her superu
like cringing over that interview. I'm just wondering. I mean,
it is so cringing.
Speaker 3: And he actually, now that you mention it, he does
seem like he would be BFFs with.
Speaker 1: Doug, with Douglas totally.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I just I got it.
Speaker 1: Like I then I started wondering. I'm like, I can
imagine my husband in one of those interviews? Can you
imagine Greg?
Speaker 3: I also can imagine it, which is why I'm laughing.
Speaker 1: At can you imagine Greg in one of those interviews?
Speaker 4: Like Ron?
Speaker 1: Ron would be like can I get you something?
Speaker 25: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like super polite? Yea, he'd be so politey be so,
and my husband would not. He just would he would not.
He would not. So I just so there's a part
of me. That kind of feels for her in a way,
like or not, maybe not for her, but for him
for having to be put in that position. I guess, yeah,
he's so bad. He's very squishy in Beta, but like,
I would never put my husband in that position ever,
because he would just be like sitting back on what
the hell is this?
Speaker 3: You know everybody, everybody's saying Doug's name is not Harris.
I know that I did that on purpose, he writes,
So I know it's Doug em Hoff, So he wishes
it was Harrish.
Speaker 1: You guys, he's filing He's filing it for me, Harris. Right.
Speaker 3: So there was also this moment too that again so cringe,
when that ridiculous interviewer was asking Beta guy Gretchen's husband
his favorite Michigan sports teams and he basically just starts
saying all of it out of just I think panic.
Speaker 1: Here is that moment.
Speaker 24: Her favorite sports team in our state?
Speaker 18: Well?
Speaker 1: Absolutely the Lions, no question. Yeah, you know Spartans.
Speaker 24: You know Wolverines. What did you think about your Wolverines
planting that flag?
Speaker 1: Well, you know, what are you gonna do?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 24: I mean, at least they won that game, and that
was you know, did.
Speaker 1: You He's like the bears. I like the Bears, I
like any I like balls. I just like balls in
my face, Oh my god, lots of balls.
Speaker 3: Then at the very end, Gretchen desperately tries to make
sure that the audience knows they are really happy. You guys,
they are such a happy married couple.
Speaker 1: Here's the very end.
Speaker 24: Can you both say you're still having fun?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 24: People say if it stops being fun, stop doing it.
Speaker 1: And we're still you know, we're we're very happy. Like
it's home is good.
Speaker 3: It's a refuge because he's not all in politics, up
in the business all the time.
Speaker 1: It's like it's it works.
Speaker 24: It works. We're at a time thing.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, out of time. Thank god, it's super Yeah yeah,
oh my his face, he's like day Day four hundred
and sixty two. My captor right here still has a
hold on me. I can't wow.
Speaker 3: That was that was the dynamic in that relationship, very clear.
Speaker 1: She wears the pants, the pants suits all the time. Yeah,
that poor guy that I can't get a break. He
can't doesn't. He's never he has never held the remote ever.
Speaker 3: He doesn't even know where it is unless the lines
are on or the Wolverines bears. Anyway, moving on, Bill
Maher of course has his Get High with People show,
so like not real time with Bill Maher, but like
come with me in my creepy basement and get high
with Me show.
Speaker 1: That's the name of it, that Get High with Me show, right.
Speaker 3: And he had on Ducky also known as John Cryer
for people who know the celebrity name John Cryer, and
they I don't think that they meant to talk about politics,
but then they ended up talking about politics.
Speaker 1: And it turns out John.
Speaker 3: Cryer is super woke and has a lot of trans friends,
and so Bill Yeah, so Bill Maher was given him
business about him being like one of the problems and
the reason that Democrats lost. So it was an interesting
little exchange.
Speaker 1: Here's part of it.
Speaker 25: I mean, I think the whole country, even unless you're
like stupid woke, I hope you're not, but you know, okay,
the whole country was like I mean, I think the
biggest issue for the election. One of the biggest ones
was Democrats pointlessly totally just punted on immigration and let
anybody who wanted to walk in for three and a
half years did and you know, I.
Speaker 26: Think they would probably disagree that people walking in probably.
Speaker 7: Felt like it was a little harder.
Speaker 26: No.
Speaker 25: Actually, actually there's a great sixty minutes piece on it
where the water. I mean, you don't get eight million
people here by making it difficult. But there's watch they
just I mean, you see there walking through and that water.
Guys are just watching them do it. They're just watching
them walk past. You never saw that. I did not
see that. See that doesn't get in the liberal media.
That's the problem is the bubbles we live in. You
don't want to talk about that politics at all. Well
I shouldn't because I really started this podcast to get
away from it.
Speaker 7: So you're right, I kind of fucked up, Yes, But
I don't know. Sometimes people say things that trigger me.
Speaker 25: And of course we just had the election, and I
feel like my conscious is very clear. I warned everybody
about Trump, and then I warned them that I warned
them about what would get him reelected, which was stupid wokeness,
which is.
Speaker 7: What got him reelect.
Speaker 25: So I feel my conscience is very clear that I
told you, and I told you, and I told you, and.
Speaker 7: I lost fans for it.
Speaker 25: You know, lots of the super woke that like, I'm
not I'm not woke enough for them. Yeah, but like
I think I had it right, Like that kind of
stuff is what lost the election for the Democrats.
Speaker 7: It's in all may be part of it. I don't know.
Speaker 26: I think a lot they have polling on it. It's well,
I think it's inflation. I think Americans hate inflation. Certainly,
they hate riots, and they hate black women, they hate
trans people, John Were they just spent hundreds of millions.
Speaker 1: They don't hateanize trans people.
Speaker 7: Disgusting. Yeah, we shouldn't talk politics.
Speaker 24: Okay, we shouldn't.
Speaker 7: I mean't great, I don't. We don't have to and.
Speaker 25: This, you know, I mean I have this kind of
relationship with people on the right also who like like, yeah,
it's just going to take so long to even have
this discussion, and I I like, I want.
Speaker 7: Just like I would like to deprogram them.
Speaker 25: I feel like there's things that don't get in your
bubble on the left that I would love to deprogram.
Speaker 7: But it's probably not the place to do it. But
you know, you.
Speaker 26: Can try if if that's how you want to spend
your leisure hours.
Speaker 7: I mean deprogramming ducky.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you guys noticed it, but I
cannot get past the mega booster chair he was sitting on.
You guys, he was boosted so hard, Like he's sitting
on more pillows than my daughter did when she was
a toddler at the hairdressers? Did you did you guys
see that?
Speaker 18: Like?
Speaker 1: I couldn't get past it. Why was he sitting on
so many booster seats? Maybe he has back problems? Now
what a manlet that guy is? I cannot we hate
black women, okay, right.
Speaker 3: Oh no, but I love I love Bill Maher's exasperation
with him.
Speaker 1: That was my favorite part, you know what I mean?
Like they have pulling you dim with this is? How
are you still not getting this? He's not. They cannot
They cannot have any self reflection whatsoever. None. He lives
in a teeny tiny little bubble and all he wants
to all he wants to see is they're racists, they're sexist,
they're massogynists, they're transphobs, they're this. He wants to put
labels on all of us. Meanwhile, dude, like, step off
your booster chair and get a clue. Lord.
Speaker 3: Also, you're about to see something highly disturbing and and
a great example of when Bill talks about how did
he say it?
Speaker 1: Stupid woke This is like, this is.
Speaker 3: The result of stupid wokeness, stupid levels of wokeness I get.
Speaker 1: I don't know how old this boy is. I'm assuming
seven or eight.
Speaker 3: Itch, I may be I may just have lost my
ability to gauge his ages, since I have like a
young adult son now. But he's young, and he is
like a skincare influencer, and it is so jarring and
unnerving to watch a boy this young, a boy this
young act this way in a video.
Speaker 1: So four, So here's La Hall for you, guys.
Speaker 23: First thing I got was a Summer Friday's lip bomb
and shade patient or anything. I was smelling it on
the way back home.
Speaker 1: It guys, it smells so good.
Speaker 2: Guys.
Speaker 26: The lady was so nicer, and she gave me so
many samples of the line is like.
Speaker 24: Water bank wor Scheiser and a bunch of hair oils.
Speaker 23: That's thing I got was the Bella floor a cream
from Soldier Gneiro.
Speaker 1: This one smells so good.
Speaker 23: I have in the spray and I needed to get
it in the lotion because it's really good bye guys fall.
Speaker 1: That little boy was wearing a Kendra Scott necklace too.
I have a teenage girl, okay, like a little a
little girl who's that age shouldn't be doing that, right,
I would be jar by that also, Right if it
was a little girl, I wouldn't want that to happen.
And so I that that's a boy, and I'm I
just like, none of that's okay. What wasn't that just
so gross? Where are the parents? Like, where are they?
Speaker 27: It's just all well, the parents are clearly part of
the problem, right, No way, that kid doesn't have support
of his parents to be on a phone making those videos,
getting the products, being driven to Sophora.
Speaker 1: And buying it, buying all the things and encouraging it
and promoting it and loving it and telling all of
her friends. Look how look how gay and awesome my
son is, and what a wonderful influencer he is, and
look he's gonna I just why why are parents doing that?
I don't get it? And he's like he is like
eight years old. Okay, I thought I had that right,
because probably he probably eight or nine, I guess, Yeah,
he looks like it. I mean, if he's older, he
doesn't look older, so we could be wrong about the age.
But he doesn't look much older than that, so it's
so disturbing. Yeah, I don't know why parents have to
do that.
Speaker 3: I know it's just vile, which is why the next
clip is like brain an eye bleach.
Speaker 1: This is a turning point clip that you may have seen.
Speaker 3: I don't know how old it is, but it's a
fellow who's being a black man being asked by a
black woman when America was ever great for black people?
Speaker 1: And his answer is perfection. Oh where are you from
from America?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I just wanted to know when was America great for
black people?
Speaker 7: Right now? Right now?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it ain't great for you?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, I mean I'm living last.
Speaker 17: Clothes, look well fed, and that doesn't mean beautiful hair.
Speaker 1: Oh thank you?
Speaker 7: Gotcha?
Speaker 17: Got your eye line on. You're looking good. What a
kind of bag is that? That's a nice little bag there,
You look good. America look good for you if you
were eating out of trash? Can I tell you something different?
America is a great place. I don't understand how we
are not acknowledging that it's great. Look at all these
different people out here, men, women, black, white. You will
never see this much diversity anywhere else. It's the greatest
place on earth. Everybody can be here and enjoy one another,
disagree with each other. We have a freedom of speech,
freedom of keeping, bear arms. We don't have to worry
about the government interfering in our lives. For the most part,
it's the greatest country ever. And if we don't start
acknowledging that we're gonna screw up something good.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: I love him. Yeah, that is Officer Tatum, isn't it. It
is Officer Tatum book.
Speaker 3: Okay, I recognize him at first. Maybe it was just because,
like I'm used to seeing.
Speaker 1: Him in a studio.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and so I just didn't recognize him. But yeah,
that's who that was.
Speaker 1: It was so so so good, beautiful. Love it, love it,
love it, love it. What a great message.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: We have two thank yous before you get to the
ones here. One from Venmo and that is from Lori Masumuro,
who said, good morning, fellow gen xers. I've heard it
said that this administration's actions are meant to punish those
who voted for Trump, which is the majority of Americans.
Also disappointed in Ducky, but not surprised he's protecting himself
so he can get.
Speaker 1: More acting jobs. It's probably true.
Speaker 3: And then yesterday from the Ballpit crew over on Rumble,
Ap McKeon said, missed you ladies.
Speaker 1: Merry Christmas and happy New Year. So glad you're back
to light up our days.
Speaker 3: My daughter and I celebrated birthdays Jennifer's on New Year's
Eve and I turned seventy four on New Year's Day.
Speaker 1: Happy birthday, by birthday for both of you. Are we ready, Migae?
All right, Kendall walland please pray for my younger brother
who passed away on December twenty sixth. Then pray for
his son Ash. Sorry, we will do that. I hope
I can get this name right, Evy tar Ashkenazi. Thank you, paychecks.
I miss you so much. I guess Biden is showing
his true face by releasing terrorists and shutting down hostage deals.
Can't wait to see his dusty cracked ass out of
the White House. Same, yes, Pendall, Biden is throwing an
ego maniacal trump or tantrum. Yes, yes he is, BBKA.
It's funny how Harris is all about upholding the Constitution,
except when it comes to we the people, amen to
that cold you say the name again, have you tar? Yes?
Uh huh. Kamala's face be like, well, damn drop the Bible.
We don't believe in that exactly. The Great Gatsby Hurricane Helene,
North Carolina just finally released the list of people who
died one hundred and four no news coverage, and FEMA
is ignoring the victims. That is just disridiculous, unforgivable. Raymond Cromley, Thanks, ladies.
I do not get these videos. I don't know what
that means.
Speaker 3: You don't get them aside from us, or you don't
see them when you're watching.
Speaker 1: What that means? I don't either. Own't know what that means.
Joseph grosshik Hey. I hate to bring you guys down,
because I love you guys, but my wife died Christmas
Eve morning at thirty seven years old, and I'm trying
to decide what to do with our forever home because
it's a great investment, but memories and I need your opinion.
Oh my gosh, Joseph. You know what, Joseph, I one
of my best friends from childhood just lost her husband.
A couple months ago, and the advice I gave her
about the home that they lived in is I said,
just sit with it a little while, don't make it,
don't make any rash decisions, just just sit with it
a little bit. I mean, I'm so, so so sorry
that that happened to you. And I'm not the best
advice giver, but that is the advice I gave to her.
So I just if you're asking for an opinion, that
would be the opinion I would give you. If you know,
don't do anything sudden. Don't do anything sudden, just immediately, like,
just sit with it for a little while. And then
because it's so new, I mean, it's been like a week, right,
you know, And if you're a person has faith, pray
about it and just see what happens. People here will
be praying for you. Everybody will be for you. Joseph,
I'm so sorry, horrible, horrible.
Speaker 3: Oh wait, gosh, I should have saved like a talk.
I know, I know, thing, but well, you guys, this
is a good community for prayers. So you came to
the right, the bath, the absolute path. You guys, bring
it in. We're gonna give a big hug, big hope.
Speaker 1: Hug for Joseph. Everybody gets a big hug. Okay you guys, hugs, hugs, hugs.
Everybody have the best, best today and we will talk
to you tomorrow.
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