Speaker 1: Democrats. They don't care. They love fraud.
Speaker 2: It's wild man freaking weird.
Speaker 1: What is our world? Take all the seats. You're not
in this. You're not in this with us.
Speaker 2: Off and you are the one that structured everything that
was really stupid.
Speaker 1: Good morning everybody, Hello, Happy Tuesday. How are we just combobulated?
That's what I was saying before we went We went live,
discombine and we're live, right, Hello, greetings.
Speaker 3: Is it Tuesday?
Speaker 2: It is?
Speaker 3: It is Tuesday, And you were saying, it's all kinds
of things.
Speaker 1: It's Taco Tuesday and Cinco de Mayo all in one.
I know some of you have been training for this,
so it's going on. It is time Cinco Denayo.
Speaker 2: Right, So I guess you know, have a feast, have
a have a feast.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Mexican food today.
Speaker 1: I mean every day is Taco Day for me, but
like Taco Tuesday and sinker to my all like together,
you guys, It's like.
Speaker 3: That's like extra permission to go wild.
Speaker 1: It's a big deal.
Speaker 3: So do it, you guys. We have very good news
and update on Rudy Giuliani. We told you about him yesterday.
Speaker 2: Going to the hospital and apparently When he first got there,
he was in serious enough condition that he had to
be ventilated. But now he is apparently breathing on his own.
His family is around him, he's fighting hard, and things
were looking up yesterday, So I thought that that was
good news.
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Speaker 2: An interesting thing happened with Scotus yesterday, and I'm just
going to read this tweet because it's from Hans Monkey,
and he very well. So there was a routine Supreme
Court procedural order today not to delay fixing Louisiana's unconstitutional jerrymander,
which seems pretty like that seems like a normal thing.
Speaker 3: Okay, they just don't want to.
Speaker 2: Delay it, so they gave the go ahead, you know,
go ahead and fix these go ahead and fix it.
And as Hans pointed out, normally these things are handled
quietly without revealing who thought what. But this time was
different because Kaitanji Brown Jackson the Reason for my name Today,
insisted on writing this weird dissent, which prompted Alito, Thomas,
and Gorsuch to respond, and they did not hold back.
They described her claims as quote baseless and insulting, groundless,
and utterly irresponsible.
Speaker 3: They really really cannot stand her.
Speaker 1: Because she's dumb.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: NF yeah, so stupid.
Speaker 2: So Hans went on to say, what really says it
all is that the other Liberals would not touch it,
let alone join Jackson or defend her. She is simply
too embarrassing even for them to sign onto. Also interesting,
but not surprising, is that Robert's Kavanaugh and Barrett sat
this one out as usual because they are too timid
to call out someone who, by any sane standard, should
not be anywhere near a judge's chambers, especially not this one.
Speaker 3: And you can see on the last page.
Speaker 2: Of what Alito wrote, this dissent accuses the Court of
unshackling itself from constraints.
Speaker 3: It is the descent rhetoric that lacks restraint.
Speaker 1: I love it, I totally love it. You go, She's no,
she has no business being there.
Speaker 3: It's embarrassing.
Speaker 1: It is embarrassing. And can you imagine if you were
the person, if you're one of those other judges on
the court that you know, did everything you needed to
do to get there, and you're actually of intellectual capacity
to be there, and then this broad walks in and
you're like, gee, I hire which.
Speaker 2: Is very clear from the moment Joe Biden said to her,
it's I would so mortified if I were a black
woman thinking that's who they chose to represent me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean that's exactly guy. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then all the idiots who are like conservatives are
racist because they hate her. You know what, I would
take an entire court full of Clarence Thomas's. So it
has nothing to do with race.
Speaker 1: I would take this.
Speaker 2: If they wanted to just clone him and just make
nine Clarence Thomas' I would be down.
Speaker 3: Okay, So yeah, it's not a race thing. Nop and
other interesting news.
Speaker 2: This is sort of you know, like gossipy celebrity news.
But I know a lot of people were paying attention
to the Blake Lively Justin Baldoni case, and it has
been settled, yeah, by both sides. They released a joint
statement saying basically, we're like super proud of the film
and we're going to be nice to each other on
social media, and essentially that's what it says.
Speaker 1: Yeah, after all that.
Speaker 2: I know a lot of peop people are considering this
a Baldoni victory in some sense, because you know, she
was so adamant that she had like.
Speaker 3: All of this completely hard evidence it was going to
just take him down.
Speaker 2: And now you know, there's going to be this undefined
like we don't know the details of the settlement, but
it is done.
Speaker 3: So I think international nightmare is over.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I feel like at some point they're gonna people
will know what the details of this settlement were, you think, Yeah,
it'll it'll leak out at some point, maybe in like
ten years, there's gonna be some sort of a movie
about it.
Speaker 3: Classified.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there'll be some sort of you know how that
stuff always comes out.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, But I was always, even though
I don't care about any I don't care about them, like,
I was always team Baldoni, just because I.
Speaker 1: Thought it's so awful. She's insufferable. Yeah, yeah, she just
seems like she seems like a mean girl too, just insufferable.
Mean conniving, Yeah, backstabbing, you know. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So anyway, that is now over and we don't
ever have to talk about it again, and I know
I'm very very glad about that. Also, yesterday we showed
that hilarious picture of RFK Junior like with a bird
in his hand that he just caught like in mid
air at the Dulles Airport because of who he is
as a person, and some total rando on Twitter retweeted
it and just said, this guy just has the most
random encounters with animals of anyone you've ever heard of,
and it's kind of incredible. At this point, I fully
expect to see him riding a giraffe at some point
and it will totally make sense somehow.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: RFK Junior himself responded, you guys and just posted this
picture of himself.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, look at him in that picture.
Speaker 3: He is ripped, I.
Speaker 2: Mean right, and of course he's in jeans, shirtless and
in jeans.
Speaker 3: Everything about this is just like RFK June.
Speaker 1: Well, it makes total sense. All of it makes sense totally.
Does I love that so much?
Speaker 2: I know, I just couldn't believe it, and that guy
must have been like, holy Shitio I'm getting retweeted by
the guy that I'm actually talking about.
Speaker 1: Incredible, and he's the only Kennedy that's normal and that
that to me writing at like R is normal, that's
to me is normal. Seriously, the rest of them.
Speaker 3: Are kind of normal. It's totally different kind.
Speaker 1: Of normal, but it's to me, he's the most normal Kennedy.
Speaker 3: Okay, people are correcting me and saying, that's a rhino.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I always did you say hippo?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I said hippo.
Speaker 3: Isn't it the same thing?
Speaker 2: One of them has like the giant like rhinos have.
Speaker 1: The big tusk, right, Okay, yeah, and.
Speaker 2: Hippo is the one that has the tusks that come up.
Is that like the like a wooly mammoth?
Speaker 1: Probably? Probably? But hippos will freaking kill you, won't.
Speaker 3: They both kill you. I feel like.
Speaker 2: They'll all kill you.
Speaker 1: Well not, they won't kill Bobby. He's like doctor Doolittle.
Speaker 2: I just anyway, I just love that. I love I
love all of his animal stories. And it's just the
way that he'll like grab various snakes and just like you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean, Like somebody's like I think he
was hot. He's still hot.
Speaker 2: He's still pretty hot. Yeah, I mean that's it. Yes,
it's wild board. The tusks point up all of the
I don't like any of those creatures, by the way,
you know, I have a very strict fir policy, unless
it's the green little lizards that are all around the porches.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like it. I have a soft spot for
the gigantic creatures that people don't love. It's like, this
is why I love bulls. I love bulls so much
because people think that they're mean. But if you actually
walk up to a bull and give it some love,
it's like, you know what, nobody loves me. Everybody's afraid
of me. I have a thing for bulls, you guys,
They're so sweet. Yeah, this is the thing.
Speaker 2: Also, just follow up on another story that we talked
about yesterday, that plane, you know, running into that truck.
There is now a still photo of the moment that
it happened from I don't even I don't know where the.
Speaker 3: Picture is from, but like here the here is the.
Speaker 2: Photo and you can see the landing gear like touching
the freaking truck. It's absolutely amazing that this happened, and
dude was in the hospital, but he's fine, like he
just had some minor injuries to deal with.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that absolutely incredible. It is remarkable.
Speaker 3: Wow wow. Also let me put that back. Also, this
was absolutely incredible. So this judge. The picture of the judge.
Speaker 2: That you see no, No, right there on the left
is us magistrate judge. No.
Speaker 3: Why does that keep happening?
Speaker 2: Hang on? Zia far Rookie apologized in the courtroom yesterday
to the White House Correspondence dinner terrorist Cole Allen because he's.
Speaker 3: Not being treated very well in James.
Speaker 1: You guys, I was over this yesterday raging. I'm sorry,
WTF what jail? And the optics of this, The optics are, hey,
you tried to kill the president and his entire administration.
Are you okay?
Speaker 3: Are you are not getting recreation?
Speaker 2: Some more pudding?
Speaker 1: Do you need something else?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: My god, it's absoludicuous. And we have a quote from
what this guy said.
Speaker 2: He said to me, it's extremely disturbing that he was
put in five point restraints, a person with no criminal history,
as if it just didn't matter that he tried to
take out god knows how many people in that dinner room.
Speaker 3: It's troubling. I never heard of one January.
Speaker 2: Sixth defendant who was put in five point restraints or
in a safe cell. I only yeah, so you know
how this guy leans, right, because he's even thinking about
January sixth is just insane. If the only way to
keep him safe is the most punitive thing, that's a problem.
At a minimum, I should be apologizing to him. We
are obligated to make sure he's taken care of. Mister Allen.
I'm sorry that things have not been the way they're
supposed to.
Speaker 3: This actually happened, you guys, that's a real last judge, right.
Speaker 1: That's that's the most disturbing thing is our whole judicial
system is borked. Oh my god, I just cannot believe this.
And right we're even talking about this. I know, I know,
I just cannot. I cannot believe that that happened yesterday.
Speaker 2: Sorry, mister TERRORISTY real worried about you committing suicide.
Speaker 3: So we're hoping to treat you better.
Speaker 1: Right, That is what will lead to the demise of
Western civilization. Right, there is guys like him.
Speaker 3: You know what, It's an example of suicidal empathy.
Speaker 2: And by the way, we talked to doctor Gad Sad yesterday.
The interview will be coming out on Saturday, and he
has a new book out and it's on the term
that he coined, suicidal empathy. And he was, man, we
only had thirty five minutes with him, and we could
have spent like seven hours him.
Speaker 1: So good. I love that guy, and we're gonna we're
going to beg him to come back and talk to
about a million more things because he's such a dear
sweet man and so brilliant.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmm, yeah it was.
Speaker 3: It was really really good.
Speaker 2: But this judge apologizing is a perfect example, perfect example
of what gad said talks about in his book.
Speaker 1: Everybody's talking about that we don't have Facebook going right now.
Everybody's saying that we're not on Facebook. Bill, we got
to be on Facebook.
Speaker 3: We need some Facebook. That's super important.
Speaker 2: We got to be on Facebook.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So hopefully he can do that like in real.
Speaker 1: Time and everybody's like, we're not on Facebook. What's the
deal with Facebook? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, hopefully he can make that happen in real time. Okay, okay,
all right, moving on. This is this clip is actually
from John It's from the day after.
Speaker 3: The White House Correspondents Dinner shooting.
Speaker 2: So I'm aware that it's an old clip, but there's
a reason that we're playing it, and it's because Jonathan
Carl from ABC is like apparently a stone cold liar.
Speaker 3: And here's how we know. First you're going to hear
the clip.
Speaker 2: And I was going to play this actually a week ago,
the Monday after the White House Correspondences dinner, I was
actually going to play this clip, and then we had
so much other stuff to play that I.
Speaker 3: Didn't even choose it.
Speaker 2: But now, in hindsight, I mean, I wish I would
have because well, because you'll see here is what John
Carl said the very next.
Speaker 3: Day, trying your phone rang early this morning.
Speaker 7: Yeah, my phone rang shortly after seven am. My landline
George actually a number that few people calling. It was
presidentent Trump calling. He was he said at first he
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Speaker 4: Are you okay?
Speaker 7: And then he reiterated many of the things he said
in his press conference last night, emphasizing the unity that
he felt in that moment.
Speaker 2: So that's I you know, Originally when I saw that,
I was like, oh my god, that's so nice that
tries concerned.
Speaker 3: Well, it's just a lie.
Speaker 2: So tweet, and the reason I'm playing it today is
because Trump tweeted about this yesterday and what he said
was that Jonathan Carl of ABC Fake News made a
statement that I called him early in the morning the
day after the assassination attempt to ask whether or not
he was Okay. No, this was a hit on me,
not him. And I didn't make such a call. Why
would I do that. He called me, but I didn't
take his call, and he just confirmed that to me
when he called again. I would say, that's very dishonest reporting.
He's trying to make himself look important. But I'm not
surprised because it comes from ABC fake News.
Speaker 1: What absolute Yeah, I do, well, I mean these people lie,
what I mean, that's just that's a huge lie, right,
that's a that's a big ass lie. I got the
President call on the VAD and because I was in danger,
like what is wrong with these people?
Speaker 2: I know, I could not believe that, but yeah, so
Trump calls.
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Speaker 7: All.
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 3: So Facebook is up and running. Thank you, Phil. He's
filled to the rescue, you guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So yesterday at a round four ish, Trump held
a presser just to kind of give an economic update.
And it was wild because I was watching it. I
had the TV on while that was happening. But then
also I was on Twitter, and it was crazy because
I'm watching him deliver his remarks and also at the
same time seeing Twitter explode in all of these statements
saying that the White House is on lockdown and journalists
have been ushered away and like there's you know, a
potential shooter and like all this crazy stuff, which turned
out to actually both were actually true. That there was
some hullabaloo taking place outside the White House immediately before
Trump took the podium, and so we had this confirmation
from a Secret Service official, according to Eric Doherty, saying
that a Secret Service official confirmed that agents identified an
armed individual near the White House right after jd Vance's
motorcade rolled through the area, and after they made contact,
he fled and opened fire on the officers. The White
House was locked down, and then they returned fire and engaged.
That individual was hit and he was transported to the hospital,
and at least one bystander.
Speaker 3: Was hit by the sub suspect.
Speaker 2: That individual, who was apparently a juvenile, did not sustain
any life threatening injuries, but he is also at the hospital.
Speaker 3: So this actually happened. But if you were watching Fox,
you would have had no idea until well after.
Speaker 1: I guess, because this is like, yeah, I mean, I mean,
it's like this is becoming so commonplace. I wonder if
that judge is gonna call him and apologize, Oh my god,
I'm sorry you tried to like kill jd Vance. Are
you okay to Are you okay? Do you have the
jello that you need?
Speaker 3: Are you Are they taking care of you? Right?
Speaker 1: This is the it's becoming so it's becoming way too commonplace,
like where people are desensitized to it now because now
liberals are just trying to kill all these they're trying
to kill our this administration, our president, like every other day,
it's just like it's no big deal, what's a big deal?
Calm down the rhetoric. No, we're going to amp it up,
is what we're going to do. And then our judges
are going to apologize to the scumbags who do it.
What is our world?
Speaker 2: It's bananas, It's absolutely bananas. But Trump did ultimately take
the podium. He did talk quite a bit about his
economic wins, and he also, because he is the king
of trolling, he made this comment. I think he was
talking about like how long it was going to take
to get the ballroom up and like the ballroom actually
open for business essentially, And here is the little quip
that he made.
Speaker 1: We did it.
Speaker 9: It's the right thing. And this way, when I get
out of office in let's say eight or nine years
from now, I'll.
Speaker 10: Be able to use it.
Speaker 9: I'll be able to use it myself.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: It's so great. Audience loved it too.
Speaker 1: It will be nice when Marco Rubio is president for
him to invite Trump back. So he can enjoy the ballroom,
don't you think.
Speaker 2: I mean, I would love that. That is an ideal scenario.
Speaker 1: It would be fantastic.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, ideal scenario. Trump also did a radio
interview with Hugh Hewitt, and Hugh Hewitt brought up the
Nora O'Donnell interview with Trump that had taken place where
he was kind of snippy to her because she brought
she tried to quote the manifesto as if it was
some sort of factual document. It was really gross. You
guys remember that because we played it here on the show,
and so Hugh wanted to talk about. I'm not sure
what the actual question that Hugh was going to ask
was going to be, because Trump immediately piped in and
was like, she's utterly useless.
Speaker 3: Essentially, here's how that went.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to ask you about the shooter's manifesto.
I can't believe Nora O'Donnell did that. That was rehearsed.
Of course, they wanted you to. They wanted you to
walk off. Did you think about walking off?
Speaker 9: No, because then you make it a bigger story. Actually,
she's terrible. I mean, she's interviewed me, she's a regular
person that gets paid a lot of money. She's just
she's no different. I could get any woman off the
street practically and they would do just as good a
job as there. There's nothing special. And actually, as soon
as she said the word manifesto I said, here we
go with a nonsense again. You know, there's a sick guy,
a really sick guy at deranged guy and he writes stuff,
I could.
Speaker 1: Get any woman off the street, just plug it into that.
It's like, she's just nothing special. You by it, you
by it?
Speaker 2: I mean he just says things.
Speaker 3: You guys, I love it.
Speaker 1: I love her for it. Always it's good stuff.
Speaker 2: Also, speaking of losers, I mean, every time I think
we've seen the most batshit example of James Carvill losing
his ever loving mind.
Speaker 3: He comes out with a new one, and.
Speaker 2: So we have. You know, he has decided to use
Trump's idea, I guess I should.
Speaker 3: Say, of name calling.
Speaker 2: And he tells a story of how he has arrived
at his new nickname for President Trump, which I'm not
even going to tell you. I'm just going to let
it be revealed through James Carville himself.
Speaker 3: He picked this up at the Kentucky Derby. You guys
here he is.
Speaker 11: I had a very interesting happen to me at the
Kentucky I want to share it with you. If there's
a lot of people dressed up, particularly women, get hat
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than you think.
Speaker 1: And I had a very elegant lady.
Speaker 11: That's the lady when she would dignified and highly educated
at NBA from Vanderbilt or something. She says, James, our
friends and not love it when you talk nasty about Trump.
Just use all the language you can. But says, you
know what, would I see his face? It reminds me
of the backside of my husband, sclowed him. Yeah, that's
what it is. You look like the backside of a nutsack.
That's what you are. Trump, No one to Lindsey Graham's
always trying to lick your face. So my point here
is these people, and they were coming up to me,
didn't battle Black women, white women, elegant women, everything that
you can imagine. And almost to a person, they said,
you keep calling him nasty names because that's what he deserves,
and that's who he is, and that's what he deserves,
and we're going to keep calling him and your new
name due to slote them face, because that's what you are,
squote them face.
Speaker 1: Okay, well he's I want to compare him to like
a twelve year old boy, but that's me to twelve
year old boys because they could do better, you know.
And what was this? Black women, white women, and elegant women?
Are there three categories of women?
Speaker 3: Anything you can think.
Speaker 1: Of that you got to have the big eruptions in
there too. Remember he was part of that whole thing
with Remember, oh my, I just cannot stand that guy.
Speaker 2: He's so gross an amount of misery that he's living
in the amount that he is allowing Trump to affect
him is.
Speaker 1: Just do you think his wife is a Republican?
Speaker 3: She she was? I never I don't think you never
see her or heard from her. Maybe she's being held hostage,
but maybe.
Speaker 1: It's like a scientology thing where we don't know where
the wife is. It's a day of scavenge deal where
we're like, where is she? Where's she go? Because you
never hear from her Mary Madeline right. Maybe maybe it's
because she's actually happy and she just she again kind
of like the Clinton's lives in a separate house because
she's like, I can't deal with that talk about scrotums
and face.
Speaker 2: Right, I mean, has he looked in a mirror?
Speaker 1: No, he hasn't, as evidenced by the fact that he
wears LSU clothing every single day.
Speaker 3: Okay, but to be fair, that was an SEC shirt.
Speaker 1: Okay, he's dead. Listen, it's mean to the SEC he does.
Just stop. It's mean to Lsu. It's mean to just
It's me to the SEC. Just stop, James Carvil, I
beg you stop.
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Speaker 3: Somebody is mad.
Speaker 2: I guess about the James Carvel clip saying Douglas Davis
is like, that was pathetic mock. But that's you keep
trying to bring Trump down?
Speaker 1: What what are you talking about?
Speaker 2: I don't know you. Okay, Douglas, You're crazy?
Speaker 1: Are you all right?
Speaker 3: Crazy?
Speaker 2: Like I have already said in this same episode, how
much I love Trump?
Speaker 3: Like I love I love that, I loved his joke?
You're crazy? Like you need to calm down.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's what an ideologue idolator looks like when you
can't even show someone else criticizing the president to make
fun of that person without these people losing their shit.
Speaker 1: I don't even understand where that comes from.
Speaker 2: I don't know we're.
Speaker 1: Making fun of James Carvell. Did you that's what we
just did? He's an idiot.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that dude's problem is. People are
cray also, the the Obama that structure that he's been
building forever, that is supposed to be a library and
his legacy. It is going to be opening shortly, it
may already be open, and it's so ugly, you guys.
Speaker 1: It's just it's the.
Speaker 2: Worst looking thing ever. And so he apparently got together.
The Obama Foundation released this video of Obama announcing this
new presidential center. Oh, it says it's opening June nineteenth,
and for some reason, I guess, because yesterday it was
May fourth, he decided to make a video about it
with Mark Hamill and like playing off of the whole
Star Wars theme, And so you'll see it in the background,
and it's just an.
Speaker 1: I sore, you guys.
Speaker 3: It is so awful.
Speaker 2: Here. It is.
Speaker 12: Happy Star Wars Day from the Obama Presidential Center.
Speaker 1: I have a very good feeling about this.
Speaker 8: Mark.
Speaker 12: I'm glad you are here. I want to tell you
about someone, Okay, a young person born into ordinary circumstances,
but restless, I'm satisfied. M A kid with big dreams,
a bit of a rebel.
Speaker 13: I like where this is going.
Speaker 12: They join a scrappy group of underdogs and set out.
Speaker 11: To change things by blowing up a giant space las year.
Speaker 12: Mark, this is not about you, as wonderful as you are.
This is about them. This isn't a monument to my legacy.
It's a gateway to yours. The Obama Presidential Center is
much more than a museum.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 12: So a place to come together, get inspired God, and
become a force. I see what I did there. Strong
The dad jokes are.
Speaker 1: That's okay. Obama is a better actor than Mark Hamill.
Speaker 3: He is, unfortunately true.
Speaker 1: It's true, you guys, he is. He is an actor,
and he's always wanted to be an actor. So he
was like, I'm in my element now in front of
this horrific structure behind me. It's so bad, so.
Speaker 11: Bad.
Speaker 2: And there's apparently people from the area at which that
horrible structure now sits that have been displaced by it,
and people are super mad about what it's done to
the neighborhood, a lot of black people. Yeah, and they
are protesting. And here is an example.
Speaker 10: Obama, Obama, you and Michelle, You and Michelle coming apologized
to Chicago for doing this. You're coming apologist to South
Stol but moving all these people down, displacing all these people, steel.
Speaker 1: Property, obomba.
Speaker 2: I'm come and cut that ribbon on this ugly building.
Speaker 10: Coming apologies to the South side of Chicago, to Chicago
period period.
Speaker 3: People stew it behind you.
Speaker 2: He was going to be about something he wasn't about nothing.
Speaker 10: Polity a policy from Barack Obama.
Speaker 4: We might we hear all summer until we hear all
summer until he comes.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they evicted a bunch of black families so they
could build that disgusting, ugly building, and there you go.
That's what you get. She's kissed. But you know she
voted for him at one point. She's one of the
people probably responsible for catapulting him into the the wealth
and fame that he has now and the ability to
build that structure. So I mean, this is the thing.
You gotta know who you're voting for. You gotta know
he doesn't give a ship about black people. He doesn't
give one single ship about you, lady. He's a Democrat.
Speaker 2: But if you are interested in buying a pin of
that building, congrats, because there this is what it looks like.
This is the Obama Presidential Center building Lapel. It is
so ugly and it looks like a really broken domino
of some sort.
Speaker 1: Like it's horrible.
Speaker 2: I don't even know how to describe what we're seeing.
It's so ugly, it's horrible. Yeah, and it's thirty dollars,
thirty dollars.
Speaker 1: For wow, and he's gonna get He's probably gonna get
twenty eight dollars of the thirty so he can build
a house on the ocean and talk about climate change.
Speaker 2: It's not about his legacy. It's about yours, right, it's yours.
Speaker 3: Also, Governor Or.
Speaker 2: Sadness, he is embracing the whole idea of Florida Man
and all the crazy things that Florida men do.
Speaker 3: So he put out this.
Speaker 2: Tweet with an associated video, which I'm going to show
you that was absolutely hilarious, saying Florida man doing Florida
man things. And I'll just play the videos so you
can see for yourself how incredible it was.
Speaker 14: Because there's literally a guy that's like flying.
Speaker 1: But that's not even the most impressive for it.
Speaker 2: Here's a dog freedom right there.
Speaker 1: It's freedom.
Speaker 2: In the world.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love it.
Speaker 8: I just.
Speaker 1: It's not. I love it crazy. That's fantastic. I love
that he retweeted that.
Speaker 3: I know, right, I mean, it's so crazy. That's why
I love that He's like in on the joke.
Speaker 1: He's like, yeah, those are my people, Those are my people.
It just so so good.
Speaker 2: Also, this has absolutely nothing to do with anything, and
I don't even know if it's true, Okay, but I
saw this and I was like, this is the greatest
idea ever.
Speaker 3: Do you eat bananas? Do you like banana?
Speaker 1: Love bananas? I love banana pudding? I do. I love
bananas and banana pudding are like my two favorite things.
Speaker 2: She likes banana pudding.
Speaker 1: Who else?
Speaker 3: Seriously, who goes.
Speaker 1: To BUCkies just to get their banana pudding? Raise their heads.
Speaker 2: Wow, that is the last thing I would ever get
a Bucky.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, they have the greatest banana pudding.
Speaker 13: Was not expecting you to say that at all, Pizza Kim, understand.
Speaker 2: Lily, I need to try this because I had no idea.
Speaker 3: Okay, there's a lot of people that love banana. I
am okay, I'm gonna try it.
Speaker 1: BUCkies is life, thank you?
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, anyway, I love bananas.
Speaker 2: And the most frustrating thing about bananas, at least when
Jackson is not home, is that, out of the two
of us, I.
Speaker 3: Am the only one that eats them. Ron does not
even bananas.
Speaker 2: So the most frustrating thing is I always tell them
get like the least ripe bananas that you can possibly
find in the store, like the greenest of the green banana.
They have to last exactly, and it's not like I'm
going to eat more than one a day. And so
but the problem is, by the time you get to
like the sixth banana in a bunch, you know, it's
like soft and mushy and not as black.
Speaker 1: They've turned black. Right, It's like avocados. I always get
like four or five avocados, and like by the time
I get to the fourth or fifth one, I'm like, ah.
Speaker 3: Geezz right exactly.
Speaker 2: Avocados are ripe for about a ten minute window. Yeah,
you gotta window. Right. So if this is true about
Korea and how they sell bananas, it is the greatest
idea in the history of ever.
Speaker 3: Look at this amazing thing.
Speaker 2: So what they do is they sell one a day
banana packs, and instead of every banana ripening at once.
Speaker 3: Each one is at a different stage.
Speaker 2: So you have one that's ready today, the next one's
ready tomorrow, and so on and so on. And my
mind was blown over this.
Speaker 1: You gouts need to know it's true. I hope it's true.
I hope I do of my body that this is
true and we need to steal it.
Speaker 3: We need to steal this.
Speaker 2: Is this not the greatest idea you have ever seen?
Speaker 1: It is fantastic. Yeah, people are agreeing with me on
the pudding. I mean, I don't know why you were
slapping so hard.
Speaker 2: Right because I was not expecting to be talking about pudding.
Speaker 1: I mean, banana pudding, especially from BUCkies, is life, you guys.
If you haven't experienced that, go today. If you have
a BUCkies new you go today and gets on today,
go today.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I don't know if it's true, but I I
I would like to sign I co sign onto the idea.
Speaker 1: You need to get some legislation. You need get some
banana legislation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that needs it needs to happen exactly. And this
is also unrelated to anything at all whatsoever. But you
know how sometimes you find like hilarious Yelp reviews or
hilarious Amazon reviews, or just hilarious reviews wherever. So apparently
there was a mattress on Amazon that somebody bought when
they were drunk for a various.
Speaker 13: You cut, so they said, I ordered this when I
was drunk because I thought it was a giant ice
cream was.
Speaker 1: So hard, It's like a giant ice cream sandwich. Why
did you order that?
Speaker 2: I mean I obviously, obviously I would.
Speaker 1: Beds should look like beds. One star, one star, Okay, I.
Speaker 2: Mean tell me that that is not the greatest review
of all.
Speaker 1: It's one of them. It is one of the best.
It's out there with the all time greats. It really is.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, Planet of means you guys.
Speaker 1: That damn it, God, why would you do that?
Speaker 3: Why would you do.
Speaker 1: That to a drunk person? God maker? Oh my god,
I die.
Speaker 15: Oh.
Speaker 2: Okay, before we move on to actual news, I mean
we have covered news.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's Tuesday.
Speaker 2: And we do have more actual news to cover. But
before we do that, I do want to tell people
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Speaker 1: You guys know what The pink tax is, right, It's
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Speaker 3: Other day, like this was like a week ago.
Speaker 2: Somebody in our comments was like, I would love to,
you know, help your sponsors, but everything is so expensive,
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And then a shower holder to that. I put in
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Speaker 2: Do it all right? So I didn't even know that
this was like a non known thing. I just figured
it was sort of assumed that Susan Collins was running
for senate again, that she was gonna, you know.
Speaker 3: Try Collins, the one with the voice.
Speaker 2: So she yeah, she's the one with the voice. She
could also be part of the audiobook that we have
suggested for Stevie Nick's Bonnie Ray and Kim Partes.
Speaker 1: And the RFK and Bobby Kennedy right.
Speaker 2: Like they could all together do an audio book together.
So Susan Collins released I think what she thought was
like a super hip and fun re election ad and
I just watched it and I was like, I already
thought you were running like this was utterly unnecessary, But
here is anyway, Harry.
Speaker 5: This is perfect for twenty twenty six because I'm running.
Speaker 11: Get it.
Speaker 2: Did you see what you did there?
Speaker 3: That was tennis shoes?
Speaker 15: You see?
Speaker 1: Is that like humor and Maine? Is that what they do?
Is that is she Maine?
Speaker 2: Is she main?
Speaker 1: What does she She's mean? That was not funny, That
was painful. That was just not.
Speaker 2: Somebody needs to eliply her advisors think none of them
have friends that pull him aside and go no, no,
honey no. Meanwhile, I've seen a couple I can't recall
even now who they are for, but I have seen
a couple of Twitter videos of Joe Biden endorsing various
people in midterm elections, and I'm like.
Speaker 1: Right, because if somebody's undecided, they're gonna be like, what
does this guy shits his pants? Think? I really, well,
that's gonna change me. I'm really yeah, Okay.
Speaker 2: Right, why I don't know why terrible. People think that
their endorsements matter, but they do. And here is another
case in point. Apparently Kamala is endorsing.
Speaker 3: Karen bass or La mayor Kids of Death.
Speaker 1: Why why would you do that?
Speaker 3: I don't know, especially when Spencer Pratt.
Speaker 2: Is a candidate and it's clear that he is a
solid choice because even hummingbirds like him. You guys, look
at this amazing video of Spencer Pratt with hummingbirds.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, but that is instant vote.
Speaker 2: Instant vote for me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's And he had one with the son too,
where he's got a son on his head. Yeah, his
little baby boy is looking at the hummingbirds too. Yeah,
he's like the humming bird whisper.
Speaker 3: I feel like.
Speaker 2: That means something about him as a.
Speaker 3: Person and it's all good.
Speaker 1: He's also predictions are saying he is he's going up
in the polls, like, yeah, this is the prediction. Prediction
markets like it's a call. She how do you pronounce that?
And Polymarket now give him a twenty two to twenty
eight percent chance of winning the June second primary, edging
close to incumbent Karen Bassett twenty one to twenty four percent.
Speaker 2: Ooh so, he is.
Speaker 1: He is sleeper, he's climbing and he should he should
be kicking her ass.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anyway, I will see how that calm endorsement.
Speaker 3: Yeah it works. O. Good luck with all of that.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: We have been talking about like what Jasmine Crockett plans
to do with her post congressional life, and now there's
been an announcement she plans to have a pack. She's
starting a leadership pack to help other candidates.
Speaker 3: It's called Fire.
Speaker 1: It's called Okay. So packs are tax free, right, They're
like the owners giving money and then you don't have
to pay taxes because that would track with her right right.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't know all the legalities, and I wonder
how they function.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wonder how what her salary is going to
be on this pack.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because that's how that works. It seems like it's
going to be a big fat money laundering scheme.
Speaker 1: Totally, that's what they thought. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, you mentioned ozempic earlier, and I think Katie Porter
is on it because she has had some dramatically quick
weight loss. It has not helped her be any more likable.
I can definitely say that, and still her focus. Of course,
she's running for governor of California, and her focus remains
on Donald Trump, who is not in any way somebody
that she's running against, and yet she takes great delight
in telling mean stories about him.
Speaker 3: Here's an example.
Speaker 15: I get this question about Donald Trump a lot, like
what about Donald Trump? And I always say, if you
guys heard of the Midas touch, Like what does that mean?
And somebody will say, yeah, like you touch things and
it turns to gold. And I always say, yeah, well,
donald Trump, he's got the ship touch. Everything he touches
turns to shit. It's like the opposite of the Midas touch.
And people always laugh about that.
Speaker 1: So I did laugh fun to kind of use.
Speaker 15: That phrase a lot on the campaign trail.
Speaker 1: Nobody here laughed when she says, people always laugh about that,
you're a liar because that wasn't funny. That wasn't funny
at all. Like that was really stupid. And she isn't
running against Trump. These people are just fixated, fixated. What
are they gonna do when he's not in office anymore?
What are they gonna do?
Speaker 2: They are I have no idea because this is all
they can think about.
Speaker 1: Right. There are no policies, There is only Trump hadrid
that's it, yep.
Speaker 2: And speaking of California, Kaylee mcnaaney did a story about
Gavin Newsom knowing for the past four years about the
whole hospice fraud scenario playing out in his home state,
and he did nothing.
Speaker 3: This is an amazing story. Listened to, Kaylee, you.
Speaker 16: Have unearthed an explosive report. The twenty twenty two document
that I am holding is an eighty seven page report
from the then acting state auditor in California, addressed directly
to the Governor of California, warning in no uncertain terms
that the the state's weak oversight of hospice agencies has
created opportunities for large scale abuse and fraud. That last
part's a direct quote. Now look at the screenshot of
the very first page of the audit, addressed to Governor
Gavin Newsom. The subtitle warns of the extensive fraud plaguing
in California today And.
Speaker 3: Look at this, you won't believe it.
Speaker 16: They even gave Newsom a map quote two hundred and
ten active hospice agencies located within one mile of each
other on Van Eyes in Los Angeles County. Now did
Gavin Newsom go to these locations. Did his government check
out these buildings? This document reads like points from a
Nick Shirley video, But no, these were the fraud warnings
listed by the acting State Auditor four years ago, leading
him to conclude, quote that a network or networks of
individual perpetrators in Los Angeles County are engaging in a
large and organized effort to defraud the Medicare and medical
hospice programs.
Speaker 1: It's just believable. He'll still have power because because Democrats
they don't care. They love fraud.
Speaker 2: God. I mean, look, how does he know un How
does he run for president with this as part of
his because look at.
Speaker 1: Dose, look at what happened with Doge. When when Elon
Musk and all those guys started uncovering just massive fraud
throughout the federal government, people were so held I say,
people Democrats were so hell bent. I'm doubling and tripling
and quadrupling down on the fraud. And we were all like,
people with common sense were like, what what are you doing?
They're stealing from you. It's not just our money, it's
your money too, Like why would you why would you
be in favor of that? But they are These people
are mental like they are okay with it. They love it.
They love fraud. They are criminals, they are criminal lovers.
They want fraud, and I don't. I don't get it
because I'm not that person, because I actually have common
sense and I have a working brain and working synapses
in my brain. But these people don't. And I'll continue
to give this guy power.
Speaker 2: It's just a I mean, that is so damning, you
know what I mean, Like, how do you fire? He
is very, very smooth at talking circles around his terrible record.
I saw him doing it just the other day when
he was trying to somebody was like, listen, you're like,
the stats of California are really bad. And he's like, no,
look at this and this and this, and he he
makes up all this stuff that sounds really good to
dance around the stuff that's really really bad.
Speaker 3: And he'll probably do the same with this.
Speaker 1: But this is pretty remarkable that he should have been
out with the homelessness stuff, all the money that was
thrown at homelessness and it just got worse. He should
have been thrown out with the rail system. Remember the
train that goes to nowhere. He should have been thrown
out with that he should have been thrown out with
the fires, wasn't thrown out French laundry and French laundry.
I mean, like, the list is so long with this douchebag,
and they continue to go, oh no, he's so great
because he's Ted Bundy in you know, and a politician ensued.
He just is a complete scam artist. He's a used
car salesman, and they love him. They lap it up,
and then he continues to do nothing for them but
take their money and become rich.
Speaker 2: Yeah, California, man, that it produces some of the most
terrible politicians. Another case in point, of course, Eric Swalwell
is gone. He's out of the governor's race, he's resigned
from Congress. But the stories about him and his schevingists
continue to come out and it gets even grosser than
we thought this was. According to media I, the headline reads,
eric Swalwell sent women videos of him masturbating and other
perverted messages after joining Snapchat to restore faith in democracy.
Speaker 3: And then the details. You guys, oh, just read this,
read this for everybody.
Speaker 1: So I can't wait. I just can't wait to read this.
Are we ready? We could restore a lot of faith
that people have in their democracy by opening it up
a little bit more, Swallwell told The Hill in twenty
sixteen after joining the messaging service Snapchat is a great
way to do that. However, it allegedly wasn't long before
the congressman began to use a Snapchat account for purposes
other than politics. One woman claimed Swawell would send her
Snapchat messages about her future before asking inappropriate questions such
as what are you wearing. Two other women told CNN
that Swawall sent them sexually explicit messages and unsolicited nude
photos and videos of himself in twenty twenty one, while
a third woman also claimed to have received sexually tinged
messages and videos. One former congressional staffer allegedly developed a
consensual sexual relationship with Swalell after he began flirting with
her on Snapchat and twenty twenty one Oh Girl. During
the relationship, swallow reportedly sent nude photos of himself and
videos of him masturbating, which showed the congressman's face and
naked body. You guys, this guy, Oh my.
Speaker 2: I I like Sean Davis's description of him.
Speaker 3: He just simply said.
Speaker 2: Eric Swalwell is the Louis c k of Jeffrey Tubins. Yes, yes,
perfect discussion.
Speaker 1: So gross, and then he sits on his pedestal and
acts like he's morally superior to everybody good. This is
so nhasting. And the women that buy into that and
they're like, Oh, I'm going to start a relationship with
this guy.
Speaker 3: What is wrong with you?
Speaker 1: At him?
Speaker 2: I know he's there's nothing attractive about him nothing.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he looks like a walking venereal disease.
Speaker 2: Disgusting, Oh my gosh. All right, moving on, Marjorie Taylor Green,
as you know, has completely lost her mind. She's just
bitter and angry because Trump doesn't like her anymore.
Speaker 3: And you can tell it really really shows.
Speaker 2: So she was giving a speech to I don't know group,
doesn't matter who, and she was talking about how she
had been receiving threats and that there were threats against
her family and this was while she was still a
congress person, and so she had reported those threats through
the various channels. And so she's telling a joke and
I use that term loosely about Cash Patel and his
response to her. In her speech to whoever this.
Speaker 14: Group is here, she is I sent him to all
these people. I got no response from Susie Wiles, none,
and she's a mother and a grandmother and a woman.
I got no response from James Blair because he only
cares about making money on campaigns. I did hear from
Cash Patel, he said on it, but I haven't heard
from him since I don't know what he's on. Jadie
Vance was very nice to me, compassionate and kind, and
reassured me that he would do everything we could to
find out what's going on. And then I heard back
from Donald Trump, and I've saved these text messages. I'd
probably get put in jail if I release them publicly,
but I saved them where Donald Trump proceeded to tell
me that it was my fault and that I deserve it.
If my son gets killed, I deserve it because I
was a traitor to him. That is our president of
the United States. That's the man that says MAGA is
whatever he wants it to be.
Speaker 2: I don't think she's going to go to jail if
she releases her own text messages. That seems really sketch
to me. Why doesn't she just prove it?
Speaker 1: She won't, She won't do it. She won't release them.
I'm just I'm so sick of her face. I know,
I'm so sick of her ungrateful, traitor face. I just
don't I don't win the like her just make women
look bad.
Speaker 2: And I'm going to guess that the reason that she's
no longer getting a response from anybody at the White
House about threats being made to her is because she's
no longer in Congress, right, and that is her choice.
She's the one that she quit, like, she quit in
the middle of her job.
Speaker 1: So she's a quitters And why would they why would
they respond to her anyway? She talks shit about this
administration all the time. If you talk about me all
the time, you think I'm going to answer you, No,
I'm gonna I'm gonna literally block you. I'm going to
shut you out. I do it all the time on Instagram,
do it all the time.
Speaker 2: All right. Moving to Washington State, which is a complete
hell hole right now because of well and particularly Seattle,
where they have just this idiot mayor Katie Wilson, who
is a lot like Bernie Sanders in that this is.
Speaker 3: It's her very first big girl job.
Speaker 1: She's like whatever, So she is like Bernie. She is
like Bernie Sanders. She lived in her parents' basement until
like two.
Speaker 3: Seconds of I forget how old she is.
Speaker 1: She's she looks like she's she looks like she's fourteen
going on forty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's got Yeah, she's very childlike. Yeah, and in
every way, in every way exactly So. Right now, Washington
is considering yet another like really really bad tax. It's
a wealth tax, a capital assets ownership tax, and people
who have wealth are already sounding alarm bells. This Twitter
account jinx Reality said if this passes and becomes law,
the exodus from Washington will increase substantially. I will be
one of those leaving. And of course that's already been
a thing. Right Well, Katie Wilson was interviewed recently and
here's what she said about taxes.
Speaker 17: And then if Mayor liked Wilson, I mean, you're inheriting
quite the budget deficit. You have quite them proposal, quite
people of the ambitions, and we know that on the
compressive sign we usually typically here we're expecting taxes.
Speaker 2: What can we expire from you and your coming in administration?
Speaker 8: So I think, first of all, I am very committed
to making sure that we're using our existing resources as
effectively and efficiently as possible. So we're going to be
reviewing the ways that the city is spending money. And
I think we're going to have to do that given
the size of the budget deficit. And I am not
averse to spending on programs that were maybe well intentioned
when they were first implemented, but aren't fulfilling their goals.
So we're going to be doing the very best to
be the best the best stewards of public resources we can.
I do think that we will need to pursue new
progressive revenue in order to fund our priorities and make
sure that we're delivering services to the people of Seattle.
And you know, there's several progressive tax options I proposed
as part of my platform, and so we're going to
have city staff looking into developing those into into legislation.
Don't know yet exactly what the timeline is going to
be on that.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Somebody in our comment sections that she looks
like a thumb. I can't see that. I'm sorry, I
don't know who you. And then Florence said that she
needs bangs, and yes, we just need to point out
that she does. In fact, if you're watching Katie, you
could use some softness in here, like a little yeah,
maybe some.
Speaker 3: Bagage, angular angularity.
Speaker 1: Righter face, some liber liberalarity that's happening there.
Speaker 2: So I mean on this, you know, in that video,
she's very very open about the fact that she wants
to implement.
Speaker 3: Progressive tax policies.
Speaker 2: Also, she makes it very clear she doesn't give two
crops if rich people leave, and those are the very
people that she needs to, you know, to implement those
progressive tax policies on. And yet here's her attitude about
potentially people leaving the state.
Speaker 8: I think the claims that millionaires are going to leave
our state are like super overblown.
Speaker 3: And if you know the ones that leave by.
Speaker 1: So Starbuck, Yeah, okay, Starbuck. Howard Schultz is like, see
a bitch, they do that. Of course that they're moving
to Nashville because of this broad people will do it.
So we'll see how that, We'll see how that works
out for you. Just like New York City, man, I mean,
liberals ruin everything, Yep, they ruin it.
Speaker 2: And you know, unfortunately it's not like there aren't conservatives
in these very liberal areas, and they as soon as
they can escape, they do and their lives instantly become better.
Speaker 3: Here's a perfect example.
Speaker 6: So my husband and I made the leap of faith
to escape our blue state of Washington, which has been
the best blessing of our life, and move to Wyoming.
Speaker 1: But don't worry. I know it doesn't exist, so don't
come here.
Speaker 6: But what I've realized is since moving here, you don't
realize how crazy this toxic bubble that you live in
for so long because it's such a normalcy until you
actually are able to get away from it and get
out of that bubble and see how insane everything really is.
Living in Wyoming. This as long as we have it
hasn't even been a year. It's Sunday to day. Everything
is closed, people are doing yard work, spending time with
their family, going to church. It's such a different It's
the way that it's supposed to be. In my opinion,
it's the way that it's supposed to be. Everybody here
is hard working, neighborly. It is just such a different
pace of life. Don't realize how toxic of an environment
you're living in. This is the moral of the story,
and I swear moving out of a blue state into
a red state is now becoming like my personality because
it's soul giving.
Speaker 1: It's soul giving. Yeah, it's like the frogs and the
boiling water. If you live there, you don't realize how
bad it is until you escape. Our kids are a
perfect example when they move to Texas. There's so many
things that they are like, oh my gosh, I love this.
I didn't have this in California. Oh my gosh, I
love this. I love this. It's you are so appreciative.
And it's the reason you're so appreciative is because the
place that you came from sucks so hard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I'm I know, and so obviously, I
mean I'm assuming that this is a conservative and that
she wanted to get the hell out, and she finally did,
and but she was starting to think this is what
the world is like, and now she's like, oh yay,
there are actually pockets of our country where things are normal,
and those are in red areas.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you guys, I was going to do like a
whole thing on Kansas City and I just can't.
Speaker 3: So, I just can't.
Speaker 2: So and I wasn't going to show any videos of her.
But I was going to say that her and Laura
Lumour are still fighting there and Laura Lumour's bringing all
these receipts about the drunk driving incident with George and
all the things, and now I've enjoyed that.
Speaker 1: Well, it's just I mean, why not. I think it's
I think that'd be fun. I love I love yeah,
I love the whole like ganging up on George Farmer thing.
I think it's great.
Speaker 2: Okay, I mean we zip through.
Speaker 1: The gay baron staff. You want to just zip through it,
you guys.
Speaker 3: Because you want me to zip through it.
Speaker 1: Let's zip through it.
Speaker 3: Okay, I can zip through it. It's just that these
tweets are so long, so can I just give you
the gist and we have to read through that.
Speaker 1: I don't want to read through the tweets. Let's just
just zip through it, okay.
Speaker 2: So just to zip through all of this. First, I'm
just going to say, Candace Owens, is you know, saying
that Ben Shapiro buys all of his views and that
they're all fake and that he can't possibly have his
own real audience. So that was the first thing that
I was going to show you. But then about this
whole Laura Lumer thing. So there's this she did that
she's now threatening to sue Anna Kasparian because you saw
like the mugshot and all the reports about the drunk
driving incident that Laura Lumer, you know, said George Farmer
was a part of and Candace has has denied it
up to now, and so she like pulled the carfax
report verified that the truck is his, like did all
of this slew thing.
Speaker 3: And then because on.
Speaker 2: The incident report, the police incident report, it said that
George had black hair and that there there was like
a misspelling of perpetrator, there were some weird oddities on
that report.
Speaker 3: So people like Anna Kasparian weighed in and was like,
this is fake. You've totally made this up. This is
all a big fat lie.
Speaker 2: And so now Laura is threatening to sue Anna Kasparian
for defamation and accusing her of lying about something that
she claims is absolutely not a lie. So that's what
these first tweets are about, okay, and so yeah, sorry.
Then Candace's bff Mel was like, oh my god, Laura
Lumer's like super obsessed. Now she's threatening to sue Anna Kasparian.
Speaker 1: He was the best friend. What, well, you know, that's crazy, lady,
I really do, like he said, it's just some chick
on the internet that pretends to be your best friend
that they really don't ever speak in real life. Okay,
I got it, Yeah, got it.
Speaker 2: So then Candace like did this whole weird thing responding
to a potential lawsuit against Anna Kasparian by somehow blaming
it on Ben Shapiro.
Speaker 1: Okay, so that was what this whole thing is about.
He is a Jew, So what are you gonna do? Right,
what are you gonna do?
Speaker 2: So that happened, and then Candace said she does not
have that truck. That is not her truck, and that
that is totally false, and that Laura docksed her personal car,
which is a two hundred. She doesn't say this, is
there really a two hundred thousand dollars range over the
autograph edition or something like that, and so she's, you know, basically, anyway,
this is what the whole fight was about. And then
I was just like, for a minute, I just felt
like I do not want to talk about this, Okay,
but I will.
Speaker 1: Get But just to interject, if you have a two
hundred thousand dollars car, Do you really need to be
begging for like legal money?
Speaker 2: Which is totally Laura's point, right, that is what she
was saying. She's saying two hundred thousand dollars is four
times the salary of the average American right in middle America.
She is a cult leader. Two hundred thousand would pay
for great lawyers. So sell the car, Candy, That's what
she's saying.
Speaker 1: Does she really need a tune herself another car?
Speaker 2: And you know, Candas is the first to say, by
the way, my merch sales are like amazing. So that's
what she said yesterday, is that she had the biggest
day of merch sales ever. And then she had the
audacity because she has no self awareness to tweet. We
need to continue to fix the fracture between the left
and the right.
Speaker 3: We know what the true evil is.
Speaker 2: It is us against the Epstein class and warmongers.
Speaker 1: Shut up, oh my god, should like you've not talked
about anything conservative for the past however many seven months,
all you've talked about is how evil Erica is and
turning point USA is and Trump take all the seat.
You're not in this. You're not in this with us
f off. So you are the one that fractured everything, right, Yeah,
you're so fractured, you know, like ripped off of that
now too. The thing that caused that would totally track.
Speaker 3: It's just so infuriating, right.
Speaker 2: And so I love I did love what Cinema Shogun tweeted,
and I hope that this is right. But he said,
the craziest part about all of this Candace Owens drama
is that we already know how the story ends, with
Tyler Robinson in prison and with Candace Owens fighting multiple
defamation lawsuits.
Speaker 1: Can't wait.
Speaker 3: We're all just.
Speaker 2: Filling in the pages until that inevitable ending.
Speaker 3: I cannot wait for that. That is true.
Speaker 1: I hope it's too. Yes, me too.
Speaker 2: And this tendency to want to Ben, to blame Ben
Shapiro for everything because he's a Jew, and because like
now this sect of podcast Stanistan is so anti Ben,
it has extended to Megan Kelly, who cannot like let
it go that he said that she lacked courage for
not coming to Erica's defense. And so there's a clip
I think that she was on with Pierce Morgan where
she was trying to say that Ben wants to be
in charge of everyone's speech, which is such a ridiculous thing.
No one is silencing Megan Kelly, and I wish she
would stop playing victim.
Speaker 3: It's getting really really ti.
Speaker 1: She's definitely not because she's saying that Mark Levin has
a small penis, so I not s it's a micro penis.
I mean, if somebody was actually squelching her speech, don't
you think that would be the first thing they'd squelch?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 1: I feel like this is what she's saying.
Speaker 18: The whole thing with Ben Shapiro going after you, going
after me, deciding on his own who can and cannot
be within the conservative movement. And then when some of
us said, who died and made you king of conservatives?
Who gets to decide who's in and out? They said,
you're an anti Semite.
Speaker 1: Wait no, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 18: What you're saying is creating anti Semite. No no, no, what
he is saying is creating anti Semites. Anybody who purports
to say I will decide who can speak and who cannot,
and how they need to speak and how they can't
automatically engenders a sort of revulsion by the thinking West,
because what is she talking.
Speaker 1: About She's she's yeah, it's she's unhinged at this point.
Speaker 2: Like it's it's so infuriating that she gets to say
that when Ben criticizes her, he's trying to control speech,
when all he's doing is the same thing that she
is doing.
Speaker 3: Which is being critical of a person.
Speaker 2: It's when she does it's not I meantional.
Speaker 1: At all, right, because she's becoming a little unhinged, like
I like, this is the thing. It's because he corrected her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and she didn't.
Speaker 1: She didn't like that. Yeah, this is the thing. I
think a lot of these these chicks don't like to
be corrected like that. And instead of saying, okay, let's
go toe to toe, you know, or I'm just gonna
take that with a grain of salt or whatever and
compartmentalize it, I'm going to say that he's trying to
control everybody. I mean, you're not being controlled. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 1: It is stupid.
Speaker 3: And she's bought.
Speaker 2: Into so much of the Tucker narrative about Iran and
about the you know, our strategy there, and so now
she too, is really really, really really.
Speaker 3: Critical of Trump.
Speaker 2: And she was criticizing his approach to Iran on Pierce Morgan,
Here's what she said, This is a nightmare.
Speaker 18: We won't don't have to get into the specifics, but
get out, just get out. And what you can see
Piers is he knows that. He knows that, but the
Iranians know it too, and they won't just bend the knee.
And Trump is not used to being in this position.
He's used to bullying his way out of everything, and
these guys cannot be bullied.
Speaker 3: He doesn't know what to do.
Speaker 18: He's great at shit talking, and he's really not great
at winding up wars that he starts by choice.
Speaker 1: That's what we're learning. Yeah, it's hard to disagree. Mcin kelly,
always brilliant to have you.
Speaker 2: It's hard to disagree.
Speaker 3: I totally just not hard.
Speaker 1: It's not hard for us. It's really hard for the
people that are in that incestuous group of podcasters that
all interview each other now, yeah, it's all they do.
There's like five of them and they all just talk
to each other now, so I guess it's hard for
them to disagree with each other. But we can disagree
with you good, we do.
Speaker 2: And she's so angry again. It's what this is what
happens with the brain rat you know what I mean.
You just become consumed by thinking Israel is the cause
of all the world's ills, and it affects affects, You're
thinking on every top and.
Speaker 1: And on top of that, I do think there's a
touch of the Trump is bad thing. Now Trump, Trump
is Trump is bad, Jews are bad, Trump is bad.
And when you start getting that infection in your brain,
you become tunnel vision. And then when you add that
to I can only talk to five people. Now, those
five people are going to be my echo chamber, and
they're going to tell me exactly what I want to say.
They're going to agree with everything. And so this is
what I'm seeing at least with those people. They've become
like this family, you know, weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, and because we spent a lot of time yesterday,
of course on the Tucker interview with Lulu Garcia or whatever.
Speaker 3: Her name is from New York Times, Meghan was talking to.
Speaker 2: What's her first name, Emily, Emily Dashinski and does a
remember hand this Tomber So she was talking to Emily
Dashinsky about that interview and saying that she really liked
Lulu and thought Tucker did great. I mean we we
spent probably fifteen minutes showing how not great Tucker did
in that interview yesterday. Of course, Meghan has got the
big rose colored glasses on when it closed to him,
and this is what she said, I.
Speaker 18: Like and she I thought, did a very nice job
with Tucker.
Speaker 2: Was it perfect?
Speaker 18: No, there were a couple of low moments or she's
really really focused on Nick poets, But overall I thought
she gave him a fair shot. And Tucker hammer himself,
of course, very very well and was very deft and
no anything any sort of would be trapped. She was
laying he saw from a mile away, and it made
her a very interesting robust exchange between the two.
Speaker 1: No, he looked like he had to mention Megan, he
was deaft.
Speaker 3: What is even happening?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 1: Compromise? So many people are compromised, freaking weird? What is
our world?
Speaker 2: I don't know, my god, It's just so crazy to
think that somebody that we I mean admired for so long. Yeah,
is now seeing the world so totally differently, you know
what I mean.
Speaker 3: It's wild?
Speaker 1: And why is that? Why there has to be a brain.
Why the brain rot? I think it's a little bit
more than that, but I don't know. I can't, I
don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 5: No, So.
Speaker 2: I think that's what it is. All right. Well, first
we're going to do the reviews, and I will say
we are going to read another email review, but I
would just like to put this out there. We're not
going to read any more email reviews after this, because
those are not helpful to us. They're lovely to read,
but they are not helpful to us in sort of
sort of bringing attention to our show. When you leave
your reviews on a platform that you watch preferably or
that you listen to, preferably the Apple podcast platform, but
you know other ones allow you to leave reviews too, Spotify, wherever,
it's way more helpful to us when you leave a
review on the platform than it is when you email.
So this will be the last such email that we read.
But this one was lovely and so I did want
to include it. If you want to read this from Maria.
Speaker 1: My name is Maria Grindstaff. I proofread and realized I
had not signed it. Yeah, thanks l I've been watching
the reviews. I did one, but I have made I
may have done it wrong, So here you go. I
stumpled across these two girls. They made me laugh so
much that my stomach hurt. But I love them even more.
Being someone with cerebral palty. My heart went out to
mockwin heer sun passed. So I'm lucky and that I
live on my own. I'm to the point that they're
kind of like moms on the right. Love the podcast,
love the jokes, and I hope this review is worth
seven thousand dollars. I would love to check in every
so often if that's okay. Okay you of course it's okay.
Speaker 2: I mean, is that not the cutest?
Speaker 1: It's this? It is very very sweet. Thank you, Maria.
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both bring a common sense political view with an amazing
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what pisses me off about Twitter these days, you guys.
Is it constantly new video or video?
Speaker 2: Those that are going viral are like over a year,
sometimes even two years old, and people are like breaking.
It is making me so mad, and then it takes
so much time to discern.
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you get as crazy. We always say that she mocked
rocks it, like she she mocks it. Yeah, I do,
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the one a day banana pack is in fact a
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Speaker 1: Kathy os Sterly six two five two best transition ever,
I think when you're talking about the fat asses. Yeah,
solid transition, right she is, She's I said yesterday, she's
the Michael Jordan of transitions.
Speaker 3: But that's only.
Speaker 2: Because Daisy teas it up for me. I mean, like
you know what I mean, Like, as soon as she
said big asses, I was like, I'm clocking that. I'm
clocking that as they say clock it.
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creature that sits on jab of the hutch shoulder and
Star wars our nerm that Judge gives us a new phrase.
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Man in nineteen sixty five, the bit with Obama and
Hammill is appropriate. After all, that library looks like a
gun turret on the Death Star.
Speaker 3: It totally does it?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Does? Right?
Speaker 1: Supernova? Yes, Daisy Banana pudding is fantastic.
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Speaker 1: I think I'm pronouncing that right. Four four o four
I celebrated my birthday at camptono and Arizona last week,
and I hit my seventh decade. I wish I could
send seventy dollars or seven thousand zionis bucks. Thanks for
all the joy, Manilas, We are so happy to have
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Jasmine Crockett's pack would be called fire now because of
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primary today. Viveke for Ohio. Vivec is yes today, you guys,
thank you for doing Go Go Go. Angela South Carolina
eighty nine, Good morning ladies. From yesterday's show. Don Swayze
is Patrick's brother. THEO is more like a badly cloned Dawn.
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all anything that Taylor shared and puts out. I totally
watch Yeah. Angela South Carolina eighty nine, eighteen eighty three
and nineteen twenty three are so freaking good. Eighteen eighty
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like historical. It's just so good, you guys, I love it. Angela,
South Carolina eighty nine. Today is my hubby sixty eighth birthday,
Joey and a grandson's fifteenth birthday, Jace, Please wish them
a happy.
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Tetsuo from Akira. If you know, you know, I don't,
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you guys. It's we've got somebody here fixing my car.
Ginko Yoki two three four. And a wind Tower looks
wind tower whatever her name is looks like Edna Mode
wearing a bird costume, which is meta because she was
voiced by Brad Bird.
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Speaker 1: So much of a reference pool there, I.
Speaker 2: Know none of them.
Speaker 1: The Walt four sixty six four, The stupid looks from
Rachel Ziggler reminds me of meth mouth movements. Yeah, she
needs some of that last mouth mo that tart of
dyscnesia stuff or whatever it is she's having that going.
Teresa CTM retired Usno.
Speaker 4: Three.
Speaker 1: Stop being cautious around Megan. People walk on eggshells around her.
The stool needs to be kicked. I don't.
Speaker 2: I'm showing her, we're talking about it.
Speaker 1: I'm not cautious anymore. I just don't care. These people
have all disappointed me, so I don't. I don't give
a crap.
Speaker 3: I mean, if I'm if.
Speaker 2: I'm being cautious, it's it's not even caution, it's just
genuine surprised disappointment.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Still like I just genuinely cannot so so disappointed in her. Jose,
Texas fifteen. Morning from Texas. Y'all, Happy Cinco Day, Drinco.
Eat all the tacos today. Just take my margarina money. Yes,
sincod and thank you Cindy Baker for that supersticker.
Speaker 10: We get you.
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to double double trouble. Get your talk thoes on. You guys,
have a wonderful day and we'll talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 17: Everybody