Speaker 1: That's freaking child abuse. Man, Like the people are nuts.
Speaker 2: We're paying people to leave.
Speaker 1: This is the biggest scandal at least since I've been alive.
Why wouldn't you want our kids to be healthy?
Speaker 2: I am so tired.
Speaker 3: How you acting like you the people of the Fate
of Indiana or the city of indianapouts.
Speaker 4: You do not.
Speaker 3: Speak for me or anyone I know that would have
the YouTube jerk jerk.
Speaker 1: Good morning everybody. Hello, Happy Thursday. Hello, It's me and
the Chad this morning. This is like my Friday. It's
kind of it's probably not your Friday, but it's like
my Friday because we don't have a show tomorrow, so
we're gonna make it count you guys. It's probably gonna be.
Speaker 2: You don't have a show tomorrow on war.
Speaker 1: F Show War Friday. We do not, thankfully, and uh yes,
I'm praise be. We don't have a show tomorrow, So
we'll just see what happens over the weekend. We're going
to have a lot of stuff that we're covering today,
just to get you guys up to speed on the
Supreme Court stuff. They ruled yesterday that states have the
constitutional right to pass laws protecting children from irreversible transgender
medical interventions. Praise be I think this is a win
for the sovereignty of states.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Scurmetti and Jack Johnson who they're the ones who
authored the bill and he's the one. Scrimtti is the
one who brought it and took it to the Supreme
Court and stuff, and it was a it was a win.
I think Scrimti's gonna be on my local show.
Speaker 6: That's awesome.
Speaker 1: Oh, I love that. We're gonna find you, by the way.
Tell people where they can find you.
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subscribe there and then chadbansoshow dot com. You guys got
to check out my merch because my uncle does all
this crazy stuff. What's this latest T shirt he's got? Oh,
and I got a great story about my uncle for
those who don't know who is Mexican, because I too
in Mexican.
Speaker 2: I'm a Mexican Jew. It's it's all the things are happening. Yes,
somebody tried to call ice on him.
Speaker 1: Really, are you serious?
Speaker 5: Ye?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 5: Because I just don't like him, Well, because he's he's
a Mexican.
Speaker 2: So they tried to.
Speaker 1: Call Ice because he's a Mexican.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, that's in Los Angeles. They tried to call
Ice on him.
Speaker 5: Some dude started yelling Trump stuff and he said, tried
to call my uncle's the biggest maga. Yeah in the world.
He was so dummed that Ice didn't come and take
him away. He's like, dude, it would have been the Yeah.
Speaker 1: Ever, our son in law is he's Mexican and he's
huge mega guy too. It's yeah.
Speaker 5: And he was just laughing. But the latest shirt that
he's put up there is this is great. It's called
I Like My America with extra Eyes.
Speaker 1: It's okay, all right, we like that. So listen just
quickly a reaction, you know, because people are freaking out
about the Scotis ruling. We all saw this coming, they laughed.
I saw some Who's that that Chris the guy that
looks like Rachel Maddow. I saw him on his show.
They all call it a light Yeah, and you know
you're talking about Chris, what's Yeah, he and Rachel matt
all look the same. They look like that Sally Chick.
They all are basically the same person. You never see
him in the same place at the same time, but
he was talking to you know, some guy Chase Strange
EO or whoever. I believe he's with, like the ACLU
or something. But they're talking about how this is just
awful and it's taking people's rights away, and people are
going to be moving out of Tennessee. You know, families
that want to mutilate their kids are going to be
moving out of Tennessee. So this is a reaction from
a transparent. Do you think most trans kids determine that
their trans.
Speaker 7: Told us when she was one and a half. She's
been telling us since she could speak, so she knew
since birth.
Speaker 1: What motivated you to come out here today?
Speaker 7: We're supporting our child violent and her access to the
medical care that she needs.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, your kid did not know since birth. That's
freaking child abuse. Man, Like these people are not.
Speaker 2: I don't look are there kids? So our oldest is sixteen.
Speaker 5: She has never worn a dress in her life, never
played with dolls, never likes likes monsters and like dump
trucks and all. Uh. You know what's weird. It's like
she's thought, like, my boy, I should be a boy
this day and the other. But she doesn't like girls.
So she's not gay, it's just it's weird thing. But
does not like anything girly. I mean when I mean
visceral reaction even at our wedding because she's my step daughter.
Speaker 2: But you know, she's my daughter. I've raised her. She
used to wear a dress.
Speaker 5: I mean no, she hasn't been into dress since she
was one and refuses to be and you know what.
Speaker 2: That's fine, but like, yeah, she's you know, if she
was anything, she'd be just butchered, right right, right.
Speaker 5: But the whole like you get to decide it like
one and a half. Oh, we're going to go with that.
Speaker 1: We're going to change, right.
Speaker 2: That wanted to be a fire engine, not not a fireman.
Speaker 5: He wanted to be a fire engine for like a
year at no point in time that I want to
attach metal to his body because he moved that decision.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she knew it, she knew since birth. She didn't
she didn't know since birth. It's just insanity. So I'm
you know what.
Speaker 5: It's it's a hip thing now because it's getting kids
into college. Isn't like, you know, that's not as cool
as it used to be, you know, buying your way
to college and put it on the Instagram for the
parents now having a trans kid.
Speaker 2: Man, if you're you see a.
Speaker 1: Lot of celebrities that have them, and it is an
absolute social contagion for sure.
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Speaker 1: Such a totally different site. You guys, Trump through TikTok
a lifeline, So there's gonna be another ninety days try
to make a deal with TikTok. There's an extension on that.
I you know, I think the kids are super excited
about this. I'm not on TikTok. Mock's on TikTok. I
think it's you know, it's a big CCP program. I'm
not into it. I don't like it. My daughter's funny
as we were talking about this in the car usually
on the way back from swim, and she was like, Okay,
so if Americans buy it, because there are a couple
of Americans who are thinking about it, I think it's
like Shark Tank, Kevin O'Leary, that guy Reddit co founder,
Alex o'haney, and I think he's married to Serena what's
her name rights, Yeah, he's married, and then billionaire Frank McCourt.
Those three. It's a group called Project liberty. They're thinking
about buying it. If they do, you know, this is
more of an obviously more of an American owned business,
or it would be. And my daughter was like, would
you let me be on it, mom if it was
American owned? And I was like, I gotta think about that, honey.
Speaker 2: You're not getting TikTok.
Speaker 5: All you want is the algorithm, and the algorithm is protected.
It is actually part of their like military, they protect
the algorithm. That's the only thing anybody wants. Anybody else
could replicate what TikTok does. The algorithm is the thing
that matters most and that that isn't you know.
Speaker 2: That isn't gonnapp that. I don't think that's gonna happen.
I don't think they're gonna sell it. Yeah. Yeah, And
as long.
Speaker 5: As they keep getting the kicked down the road, you know,
I mean the brush the one of the few things
that everybody agreed with.
Speaker 2: This probably isn't good for everybody.
Speaker 5: You know, they can they can look at all this
stuff and then what happened everybody through a fit and
they're like, well, we passed a bill and then we
made it a lall, but we're going to ignore that I.
Speaker 1: Personally, I think it should be banned. I mean, it's
this is the thing, and Trump doesn't want to be
banned either. Carolyn Levitt came out with the statement yesterday, saying,
as he has said many times, President Trump does not
want TikTok go dark. I don't think it should either.
I hate it, but I don't think it should go
dark because then it just sets the precedent for other applications,
other programs, like the other socials being in the control
of government and then being able to say you can't
have this. I just don't think that's right. I don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he did want it to be bad.
Speaker 1: At one time, but then he changed his mind and
he doesn't want to do it.
Speaker 5: He changed his mind because he heard from a bunch
of young people and he knew that it was funny.
Speaker 2: He's on there, going this site should be banned.
Speaker 1: Right, But then it helped him get elected, and so
he saw the power of social and sure it helped
him get elected, but I think he recognizes that socials
are they are not just they are the president, and
they are the future. That's where it's at, that's where
people are. Yesterday, Trump put a gigantic flag on the
White House lawn. Beautiful, beautiful flag. Spent like one hundred
grand of his own money. I think he has one
of these at the Durell If you've ever been to
Trump Durell in Miami. Went there one time actually, just
this past March. I went with my daughter, spent one
night there. Beautiful place.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 1: The flag is just absolutely gorgeous. But there are a
bunch of workers behind him when he's putting it up.
Of course, the press is covering this, and I thought
it was funny. He asked if anybody there was illegal.
This is just so him. You guys, check this out.
Speaker 9: Do we have anybody?
Speaker 10: And he has a number of things, but you've known
all these people for a long time. Any illegal immigration.
Speaker 2: Was so him.
Speaker 1: I just love him for that because he's like, hey, yeah,
I know. And then we had like this impromptu like
he was just talking reporters for a long time, and
those guys are basically just stuck there talking about the
war or possible war and all this stuff. You know,
they're just like, oh God, we're like in the middle
of this, We're here forever, like this is a historical
time in our world, and those guys are there to
put up a flag, and they're like, we're so here
talking about all this stuff right here behind him. It
was that was pretty cool. But anyways, here's the flag.
I want you guys to see the flag because it's beautiful.
And I can't believe there wasn't one on the White
House lamp before. This is what's so crazy to me.
I mean, look, it's gigantic. There's there's one you can see.
Speaker 2: There's one on top of that there and.
Speaker 1: It's on the roof. And so he was like, yeah,
that's not good enough. We need to have this giant, tremendous,
huge flag. Which good on him. It's gorgeous. It's tremendous
and huge. I love it. And he paid for it.
He totally did. Another story that happened yesterday. Before we
get to all the stuff, I promise we have so
much to break down. We've got like hearings that happened
yesterday wore everything just another day on Southwest air yesterday,
you guys had your kids, had your wives. There was
a Southwest Airlines plane at LaGuardia en route to Kansas
City and this was early Monday morning, and there was
this chick just thirty two year old chick. I'm assuming
she was completely blitzed out of her mind. But guys,
this is why just hide your kids, had your wife.
You've been worn. There's a lot of language in here.
This is why I hate Flying Chad. This is why
her asshole is. Look at her, Shut up up, don't touch.
Speaker 6: Let go, let go.
Speaker 2: Let you can't do that.
Speaker 1: Let go. I mean, she's out of her mind. I'm not.
Speaker 9: Your hair, bitch, you.
Speaker 5: Go right now, right now.
Speaker 1: And the other chick just like in a position like
a she's so docile.
Speaker 11: What is what?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 2: What exactly? First of all, she's holding her hair, pulling
it going. I'm not even touching her.
Speaker 1: I have no idea what how that happened? Like what
made her do that? Except for it's got to be
either alcohol or drugs. I don't know. But she's the
new that that mephort isn't real chick. She'll probably get
them only fans. She'll probably make a ton of money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it looks like it, by the way. Look I mean,
look she's got the looks.
Speaker 1: I mean, trash is what she is. She's just gross. Yeah,
but I yeah, she's out there. Just what was that
like circ two thousand and three, iangle Beanie. I don't
know anyways, she's so she's out there doing that. This
is what I hate flying. I feel really bad for
flight attendants that have to deal with people like this
because she should have just gotten tasted. And I guess
you can't do that anymore, like we can't reverable. I
don't know, people just it used to be that people
remember when people got dressed up to get on a plane.
They treated it like it was just like this wonderful experience.
So now people are in sweats and they're screaming obscenities
at other people, and they're grabbing at other people's hair,
and they're just acting like complete animals and just.
Speaker 5: Like you said, to be an event, but now it's
at times it's a trailer parking air.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a microcosm for our society, you guys, it
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Biden and the Republicans?
Speaker 2: I don't think. I don't care how much meat.
Speaker 1: They had a hearing yesterday, the Republicans had a hearing
on his cognitive decline. I'm not letting this go okay,
and I didn't. I didn't check to see if Jake
Tapper was reporting on this yesterday, but there was here.
It was basically the auto pen hearing, which this is
the biggest scandal at least since I've been alive in
my version of America in history, since I've been alive.
This is the biggest scandal that I've experienced. And I don't.
I'm not letting this go you guys, I'm just not.
But they didn't show up. I just they didn't. We'll
get to that. But Schumer was like, he's on those
steps of wherever, and he's saying, you know, this is
not important. People don't care about this, so check this out.
Speaker 12: He's holding this hearing on President Biden's cognitive abilities tomorrow
and talking about the twenty fifth.
Speaker 13: Is the kind of coarseness that America doesn't like. And
they're just unrelenting in diversionary activity actions. It says nothing
to do with cutting medicaid costs, cutting Medicaid help, helping
clean energy, keeping hungry kids, fed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's yeah, you can't even cook a hamburger. I'm
not listening to him. I'm not.
Speaker 5: No. And you had a guy that was cognitive, you know, cognitively,
his decline, especially over the last year and a half
was was Stevie Wonder saw it coming.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's how bad it was. And you guys
didn't didn't want to know, or you covered it up.
Either way, that happened. And yes, all presidents have used
the auto pen.
Speaker 5: Here's the thing, though, not all presidents out I mean,
the last one that really struggled was the last year
and a half of Reagan. There was obviously some serious issues,
so I mean, and that that was that was an issue,
but nothing to this extent. And if you used in
the auto pen, everybody else knows what's going on.
Speaker 2: See, that's we just.
Speaker 1: Want to know who was doing it. I want to
know who was running the country. They knew that I
think it was. Do you think it was who? Like
Valerie Jarrett?
Speaker 2: Obviously I thought, you know, I.
Speaker 5: Think there were several people behind behind closed doors who
are super influential. It's the people that are always in
administrations and you're like, who are those people? Because they're
not elected officials and they're appointed and they've got massive power,
and they worked, and they worked I think a hand
in hand in a lot of ways with donors. And
I think on the other side of it, I think
you had a hunter and the doctor not a licensed professional.
They they were trying to do their own thing, and
so yeah, I think you had two separate groups going
on there, and one of them had the power, the
other one one.
Speaker 1: And then you had a real family family doctor who
was there not doing anything because he's so close to
the family that he's not about to blow the whistle
on these people and say this guy has actual, full
blown dementia, has no business running for president or being president.
So there's nobody objective that's there saying this guy can't
do this. He can't. I mean, when your wife doesn't
love you enough to say, honey, you can't do this,
or to say to other people he can't do this,
there's no there's not going to be anybody else in
that inner circle that's going to do it. So shame
on her man first and foremost. She's yeah, it was.
I mean, for years we've been saying that it's elder abuse.
She's awful. She's a despicable and disgusting human being for
what she did to her husband, honestly, and then she
wanted the PAS.
Speaker 5: This Mark Halprin for six months said, the biggest issue
with him not stepping down before the debate is she
enjoyed totally.
Speaker 2: She liked through the area. Yeah, I mean it's hard
not to.
Speaker 5: Let's be honest, right, Like it's hard not that's an
easy life where you can get s su Yes.
Speaker 1: But I'm sorry. I stand by this. I love my
husband more. I would never do that to him because
look at what his legacy now is just being a
complete idiot. I would never do that to my husband. Ever.
It's just I can it is so emasculating to and
I just I can't imagine doing that.
Speaker 2: After the debate when she when they went to Michigan
and she's like, you answered.
Speaker 1: All the questions. She's a horrible, horrible human being. So
people didn't show up, the Democrats, I think it speaks
volumes that they were just like naa la la a lah,
we don't want to hear it la, So they didn't
show up. And Josh Holly broke that down for us.
Speaker 11: Picture speaks louder than words. It's worth a thousand words.
And here all you have to do is look over
at this side of the diace to see that the
stone wall contempt it is, I mean, from the party
that lied to this nation for four years. Let's just
take a look at some of the things that our
colleague said on the Democrat side when their own Justice
Department was concluding that Joe Biden, who, let's not forget,
illegally took classified documents. Illegally took classified documents and kept
them in his garage and in his freezer. I mean,
lord knows where he just certainly didn't know. Their own
Justice department interviewed the guy and concluded he could not
form the record, was a mental state to stand trial.
He did not have the mental ability to stand trial.
And what did our Democrat colleagues say. Vice President Harris says, oh, no, no.
The way that the her report characterized the president's so wrong.
The president's demeanor is totally fine. Senator Smith, what the
her said about the president not remembering his son's death
so unfair. Senator Kane said, this is grand standing. Senator
Fetterman said, it's just cheap shots. You had other Senators,
saying Senator Ausoff in February of twenty twenty four, twenty
twenty four, saying, and I quote, I found the president
to be sharp, focused, impressive, formidable and effective. In June
twenty twenty four, Congressman Jeffries Insis Biden was and I'm
quoting again, incredibly strong, forceful and decisive.
Speaker 2: Where are they now? I just can't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they don't want to. They don't want to be
held accountable for the fact that they lied, and that's
precisely what they did. But because their answer to everything
is but Trump, But Trump. Dick Durbin was there and
this is what he had to say.
Speaker 9: I with British Prime Minister Kira Starmer and said the following,
you all know the great PM of the UK, and
we just signed a document. President Trump continued, we just
signed it so we have our trade agreement with the EU.
Britain has not been a party to the EU for
five years. But the President Trump made a statement which
clearly was wrong. Now I'd like you to see a
short video that includes some other examples of cognitive ability.
Speaker 1: This guy, so he showed this giant, He showed a
He basically showed a video that was just it was
just stupid. It was just it was Trump being Trump
and so basically Trump said EU instead of UK one time,
and that means that he has dementia. That's what Dick
Durbin is trying to say.
Speaker 5: This guy, it is hard when he goes out there
for hours and holds press conferences, it holds another press conference,
holds a press conference on an airplane. When he does
these things, you're going to make mistakes.
Speaker 2: You know what he is older? Is he as sharp
as he used to be?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: Who is right? The older you get?
Speaker 5: I mean it's you know, but that being said, if
we're going to compare the dew for the love of God,
I mean, come on, are we really doing this, Dicky right?
Speaker 2: Like, are we really are trying to compare.
Speaker 1: These doing it? I think do we have the edited video?
I think we do. Valain, I believe that we do.
Speaker 14: I have concepts of a plan.
Speaker 15: They're eating the dogs, the people that came in, they're
eating the cats, they're eating they're eating man's give me
a glass of water, let me drop it on the magnets.
Speaker 2: That's the end of the magnets. The kidney has a
very special place in the heart.
Speaker 9: Right, and then I see the disinfectant.
Speaker 1: In a minute. This is he that's when he showed
That's what Dick Durbin showed up. Oh he's got to
mention you guys, Trump but Trump but Trump. This is
this is what they do. So nobody shows up. Dick
Durbin is like their little representative, and he shows it
and he drops mir and it that he thinks it's
a mic Yeah, he does. He thinks it's a mic
drop moment. Pathetic. Absolutely, they're terrified of accountability. Just absolutely
terrified because it was a scandal, huge, huge scandal. They
weren't running the show. He was not running anything. He
had other people around him that were not elected. And
then they have the audacity to scream at us about
democracy and a king. Okay, all right. Also, yesterday Pete
Haig Sath was questioned on Capitol Hill for a budget
committee meeting. I feel like this dude's questioned every other
day about something. I feel like he's constantly on a stand.
This is all he does, is like press conferences and stuff.
Because everybody hates him so much. I don't understand why.
But he was talking about immigration as it relates to
the military and the Pentagon's budget. Here's part of that
DARTS was securing our borders.
Speaker 2: As was mentioned by the chairman.
Speaker 16: We've achieved we are working to achieve one hundred percent
operational control of the border. Illegal crossings have decreased ninety
nine point nine percent, And it was just reported today
good that CBP released zero illegals into the US last month,
down from sixty two thousand released into the interior.
Speaker 1: He sat talking about the pedic I feel like that's
pretty good. That is to be proud of. He should
be like pounding his chest about that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, it's it goes back to another lie, right,
you know, the border secure. I need money to fix
the Congress that way. Yeah, only Congress can Congress fixes immigration.
You were giving the the order to not enforce the law. Yeah,
so all Trump thing enforced the law.
Speaker 1: Interesting how that worked. When he got into office, Trump
turned it around just like.
Speaker 5: That, Just like that.
Speaker 2: I mean we haven't I mean, we still have an
immigration problem.
Speaker 5: What to do?
Speaker 2: How to you know, like we have to fix that
long term.
Speaker 5: But as far as people just using our system, all
it was was, hey, you can't come here and apply
for asylum.
Speaker 2: You've got to stay over there.
Speaker 1: And the other thing another benefit of everything that Trump
is doing is they're they're starting to self deport, which
is beneficial.
Speaker 2: And I live in Texas and that you take away
the money and they would rather be broke at home
than broke here.
Speaker 1: You stopped saying, hey, we're going to give you all
this free shit, and they're like, oh really, or you're
going to get in trouble. Oh really. I also think
it's very generous of us as American taxpayers to say, listen,
if you willingly, we'll give you one thousand dollars, which
is what essentially what they're doing. They're like, we'll give
you a thousand dollars if you leave on your own accord,
and then you can maybe get back in legally later.
I feel like that is who else in the world
does that but hardworking, tax paying, awesome Americans. We're so generous,
aren't we generous? I feel like we're very generous.
Speaker 2: We're paying people to leave, We're.
Speaker 1: Paying people who broke the law to leave. We're so generous,
you guys, honestly. And then there, of course, was a
hysterical Democrat Harpeye, who wanted her like five seconds of
fame that yesterday it was Alissa Slotkin of Michigan bing mingming.
Of course it was Michigan, So yesterday she wanted to
be that person.
Speaker 17: Here's that alongside my whole life. So I'm worried about
you tainting it. Have you given the order? Have you
given the order that they can use lethal force against honor?
I want the answer to be no. Please tell me
it's no. Have you given the order?
Speaker 2: Senator?
Speaker 16: I'd be careful what you read it books and believing
it except for the Bible.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love you. She's like, oh my god, is.
Speaker 2: She talking about did we give the marines order to shoot?
Speaker 1: What she wants people to think. I think she wants
people to think that he's going out there with the
Marines and he's just going to start just pummeling people.
That's all I mean. It's just there. They're such fearmongers,
and well.
Speaker 2: Fear, it is near to sell fear than it is
to sell reasons.
Speaker 1: She's just ridiculous, and she wanted to be ridiculous, and
then she got her viral moments, so yay, she got
her viral moment. We played it. Yay, good for you Melissa.
Good for you.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you you contributed.
Speaker 1: I contributed.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to show our absolutely ridiculous that she was.
But there you go, she's a drama queen. In other
news yesterday and this was good news. I think this
is great for people that actually give a crap about
their health and their wellness and their kids' health and
their wellness. Maha is totally winning. General Mills announced that
they will be removing artificial colors from their entire US
product line. I think as I think it's twenty twenty
seven is when all that will happen. I don't know
why they just can't do it now, but twenty seven.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It has probably a lot to do with manufacturing
and things.
Speaker 1: That wow do that.
Speaker 2: And this comes just Kraft Macaroni and Cheese. I know
you're threatening to do that. You can do it for
the rest of the Craft.
Speaker 1: I'm doing it. This is hours after Kraft Hinds announced
they're also going to be removing it, So that you
know how Craft Macaroni and Cheese is like super bright.
It's bright orange though.
Speaker 2: But it's amazing. It's part of the whole thing.
Speaker 1: Kay, the oranges you guys like the oranges, and you're.
Speaker 5: Going to screw it up and it's gonna taste like shit,
and then nobody's heat anymore horrible.
Speaker 2: And I don't want white macaroni and cheese. I don't
want I like the golden touch. It's part of you,
like the.
Speaker 5: Gold I know.
Speaker 1: I bet that. I bet Trump likes it too. I
bet he likes the I bet he likes the golden
color of the craft macaroni and cheese. But Democrats are
upset about this. How can you be upset? How can
you be that person that's like, but I want the
chemicals in my food. I want the chemicals in my
kids food. I don't get it. Who are you? Are
you that TDS ridden that you're just like but I
want all that?
Speaker 2: Yes you are. Or you're getting money from those companies
that provide.
Speaker 1: That stuff because it just doesn't and it's not in
stuff in Europe. I mean, they already don't have that stuff.
Speaker 2: And that's why they don't have macaroni and cheese. It's
worth the damn. We don't go, Hey, do you got
that PG macaroni and cheese?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: You don't?
Speaker 7: You know why.
Speaker 1: They don't you guys.
Speaker 2: So listen, there's get to Heaven, hand you macaroni.
Speaker 1: Here it is, and there's the chemicals don't matter when
you're in heaven. It doesn't matter, you guys. Yeah, so listen.
I don't understand all this. But there has been a
smear campaign against RFK. I just will never be able
to rent my brain around why but they hate him
because I guess it's because he ended up working with
Trump and he is somewhat maga now. But there is
a smear campaign. And listen to him talking about that
campaign against.
Speaker 18: Him already spent tens of millions of dollars to publish
perjuries against me, to publish fake news against me, to
marginalize me, to make me look like a crazy person.
Speaker 1: But people will say that he's unqualified. But you know,
I look at the other like Health and Human Service secretary,
people like there was what Xavier Bisera. He was the
first Latino, which is great because he was, you know,
the first Latino, because you know how they are, they
like to do all the first and then alex Azar
was the one before him. He was actually the president
of Eli Lilly when I was there, when he was president,
at least for one of the years. I think it
was like I was there till twenty thirteen, Lily, and
he was there from twenty twelve to twenty seventeen. I believe. Yeah,
but he's so. I mean, when you have a vested
interest in pharma and then you become the AHHS secretary,
there's a little bit of a conflict of interest, don't
you think.
Speaker 5: And look, there's a difference between drugs and like the
Healthy Again preventative.
Speaker 2: You know, you know, we recognize there's way too much shit.
Like I was, I was looking at I was drinking
my energy drink earlier. I don't know what any of this.
How some energy drinks have sin idd it.
Speaker 1: I I don't drink energy drinks. I don't. The only
energy I drink is my coffee.
Speaker 2: That's it. That's my energy drink.
Speaker 5: So and yeah, they've gone after him, and look he
has some kookie. I look, the bear thing never really
helped him. And saying you have worms in your brain
also probably wasn't a go. There's some things that can
we just all all, let's all gather around here. Checks
if you want to run for vice president, don't put
in a book you kill the dog and if you
want to run for anything else, don't say that you
took a bear one time and left it in your
car and then forgot about it and just left it
somewhere after it was dead.
Speaker 2: And and also don't say you had brain but there.
Speaker 1: But there is a person I think, and this is
why I pulled some of these clips. Arnold Schwarzenegger is
RFK Junior's former brother in law. Okay, because he's related
to r FK through marriage. He's RFK Jr. Is the
son of Robert Kennedy, Okay. And then RFK Junior's sister,
Maria Shriver, was married to Arnold Schwarzenegger. Are you guys
keeping up? You guys knew that right, Okay? So he
was so Arnold, I think Arnold is doing stuff now.
So he's on the media circuit doing all sorts. He's
got to do a show out, that's right, you love
that show. So he was, so he's doing all sorts
of media interviews, and so he was talking about RFK
is former brother in law. And I thought some of
the things he said was I think they were expecting
Arnold to be like, oh my god, he's he's a
giant Kook because Arnold doesn't say kind things about Trump,
but he did say kind things about his former brother
in law. Here's the first club.
Speaker 19: Good luck. I hope and I wish that he does
a great job as the Secretary of Health and Human Services,
and I hope he does things that are good for
the for the nation at the nation deserve stead and
that he's not the party hack, but he's a public
servants the people.
Speaker 1: I think that that's very nice. And then when you
talk about like hey shouldn't talk about like bears and
worms and stuff like that. I think there are certain people.
I look at people and I say, you know, where
do they come from? Why do they think the way
that they think about certain things? Because you know people,
there's going to be reasons for that. People have different
upbringings or they have things in their past, and you know, they.
Speaker 2: Just experiences will shape totally.
Speaker 1: And I think I think experiences have obviously shaped RFK
Junior if that guy has lived a life man so
I so I thought this clip was super interesting, just
the perspective on Bobby's life through the lens of conspiracies.
Speaker 19: We worked out together and go Jim and stuff like that,
and there always was a big supporter of his And
no matter what anyone says, you know, Bobby's Bobby. And
the other thing I have to tell you is when
you like someone like Bobby Kennedy, you have to think
about someone that really is always worried about the conspiracy.
I mean, think about that your uncle gets shot and
no one tells you the truth who was involved? For
all these decades, and then your dad gets shot and
no one tells you who was really involved. We only
know science, but I mean there were other people involved.
Who was involved?
Speaker 2: No one tells you.
Speaker 19: So then of course you developed this thing about conspiracy,
and then all of a sudden you see everything a
little bit like a conspiracy. And so that's why people
to understand where where does he come from?
Speaker 1: Also, I think it's healthy to question things. That's why
I think should be healthy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean and not I'm I'm very much Ockham's razor.
I question.
Speaker 5: I'm skeptical, but I also know a lot of ninety
nine percent of the time the simple answer is the answer.
But we're always looking for what's the motive behind this?
Speaker 2: What happened? And and yeah, and he is a different
character because of all the stuff that he's gone through.
Speaker 1: But like I love I love his take on Fauci.
You know, he was one of the like he's one
of the few that were willing to say no, this
Fauci guy.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm not just going to take him at
face value. He He's written stuff. I mean, like his
book just researched and just unbelievable. He's a RFK Jr.
Is a brilliant guy. Just a brilliant guy. So I
you know, you can say he's just like a conspiracy
nut job. I don't belie that. I don't. I think
that there's a lot of stuff. Maybe I don't agree
with them on everything, but there's a lot of stuff
that I really wholeheartedly agree with them with. And if
there's one thing that I agree with them on, it's
get the crap out of our food. Why would you
not want to do that? Just so, why wouldn't you
want our kids?
Speaker 14: You help me?
Speaker 5: If you go to Europe, it's funny to look in
the back of the packages, it'll say like fly right
right water ours is like glue to material of life
at Egche.
Speaker 2: But you know what, we.
Speaker 5: We put everything shelves stable, we put stuff on shelves
and in a you know, it's meant to be there
for a week or two, where there's just meant to
be there for twenty four to forty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and there's and there's an aesthetic part of it, Chad.
We're very aesthetic here. You know, it has to look pretty.
I don't. It's kind of it goes back to the
whole mac and cheese thing where it has to look
a certain way. We're so used to that bright orange
mac and cheese when it's just not natural. You know,
it's not what it looks like.
Speaker 2: So I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't want I don't want chemicals in my kids.
That's all. I don't want it myself. I don't want
my kids. He's doing the right thing. I think it's great.
I think it Finally it's nice to see somebody who's
in that position who's like, hey, they're fighting for health.
I mean i'd rather he and he's super healthy. I
think he's a great advocate for it.
Speaker 2: So it's all. We're also a taste society. You know,
the food. My wife always sys it's supposed to fuel
the body. It's not only supposed to taste good.
Speaker 1: I completely I'm I'm a seven year old.
Speaker 2: I like taste.
Speaker 1: You like your pop tarts. I totally get I with taste.
Speaker 5: Maybe you know it's Look, if you could make a
donut taste like an apple, shit, I'll eat it all day.
And I'm not talking about a fritter. I'm talking about
a real good donut. I love that, you know, But
I mean that doesn't count as fruits and vegetables.
Speaker 1: Donuts so great.
Speaker 2: The Protestant bagel.
Speaker 1: I love that, I do. Oh my gosh. We have
to be responsible, right. It's hard to be responsible when
it comes to eating. It's also hard to be responsible
when it comes to retirement. Everybody's sort of doge. But
what if there was a door d o r E,
a Department of Retirement Efficiency. You know who would run
that is Zach at Buller. You know Zach, don't you?
Speaker 2: Zach? My boy?
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great guy he is. He's communicative. I've had financial people
in the past who just like, they take your crap
and then they don't. They don't talk to you ever.
Speaker 2: Again, it's a cookie cutter and a cookie cutter thing them.
Speaker 1: You hate that and he's not like that. He talks
to you, He gets to know you and your family.
I mean, he wants to know everything about He's just
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you can check that out too. Okay, we're on day
seven of this. Are we going to have war? Are
we not going to have war? Trump apparently approved plans
for a US attack on Iran, so he has not
given the go ahead to carry them out yet, at
least as of this showtime. I don't know. He may
be doing that right now, and I just don't know.
We're still waiting. He met with the top generals yesterday
last night, actually in the situation room. I read that
Tulsi wasn't present. No, she's going, she's done. Do you
think she's done?
Speaker 2: Yeah? She's going to be done here over under verous.
Speaker 5: He doesn't trust her at all, I think, making his voice,
making their voice heard.
Speaker 2: And because she is.
Speaker 5: She is she She released the not too long ago
about watch out for the warmongers who were saying this
even before everything started to go sideways.
Speaker 2: And so apparently the she's.
Speaker 1: Done, yeah, she's yeah. So senior White House officials are
now preparing for the US to strike them in the
next couple of days. So I feel like that's that's
probably going to happen. One possible option is the deployment
of a B to stealth bomber to drop one of
those bunker busters, it's a thirty thousand pound bunker buster
on their nuclear sites. And then meanwhile Yahoo's saying I ran,
We'll pay a heavy price following an attack on the
hospital there and one of the hospitals one of the
several areas struck by iranium missiles today. Really it's like
our Thursday.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 1: So Anyways, during the flag raising yesterday, Trump when he
had all the dudes behind him that were like the
flag dudes, and he was us, hey.
Speaker 2: Let me get you guys, let me ask you a question.
You think I should.
Speaker 1: It was really interesting because he was talking about all
the serious stuff. It was, like I said, it was
completely historical and it was just a it was the
dichotomy was interesting because he's like, we're raising the flag,
we're putting this new flag and the White House lawn,
and let me talk about all these super important things.
And these guys were behind going, oh my gosh, we're
part of this. Now, we're part of this press conference.
Speaker 2: But did you see the guy with a helmet? We're
in the goat?
Speaker 5: Did it?
Speaker 1: I didn't notice the goprop.
Speaker 2: Yes, the guy that standing.
Speaker 5: Behind him, he's got like a like a motorcycle helmet
on that. He's one of the workers and he's got
a GoPro on there. And I'm thinking, because he probably
drives a motorcycle, that he's probably it would.
Speaker 1: Have been awesome if he did that. But he was
talking about a lot of stuff. And then we have
a video of Peter Deucy breaking down some of the
stuff that he said during that conversation.
Speaker 20: Today revealed to reporters that he told Prime Minister net
and Yahoo to keep excuse me, to keep going with
the strikes in Iran. But President Trump is hesitating to
say whether or not the United States military is going
to get involved, and almost signedimultaneously while he was saying
that he is fed up with Iran, that he's had
enough and his patience has already run out. Pete Hegseat,
the Defense Secretary, was on Capitol Hill testifying at a
Budget Committee hearing, and he was asked about whether or
not he has already briefed President Trump about strike options
inside Iran. Hegsat said that he could not go into
that in a public setting. The President also made a
big reveal that Iranian diplomats are asking to come here
to the White House, something that he said is kind
of complicated. He also reiterated that he is a little
bewildered that the Iranians want to negotiate now, something they
could have done while his team was engaging with them
two weeks ago, before all of this death and destruction.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so, I mean they had their chance to talk.
He was like, I gave you sixty days. You're freaking bullies,
don't you know.
Speaker 2: Who we are?
Speaker 5: And you know, well they were talking, and remember they
were scheduled to talk on Saturday, and then Friday, Israel
did its thing and they've still been calling. According to
the Washington Uh, I mean a Wall Street Journal, they've
been calling for for days, and you know Net and
Yahoo wants this.
Speaker 2: I mean, let's let's be if I trust the Wall
Street Journal. But still, well, I don't trust people.
Speaker 1: You've made You've made abundantly clear.
Speaker 5: I know, you know, it's like I I just don't.
I look, and I think, again, it's not about the
Israeli people. I support Israel. I'm a Jew, I support
the Jews.
Speaker 2: I just think this is, you know, what are we
getting ourselves into?
Speaker 5: And the fact that you're I said this to the
other day, the fact that I agree with Marjorie Taylor
Green on this, you know, because she can be a
little bit of a She get out there a little
bit at times that this is not America first and
saying that if you know, if we don't do it now,
they'll kind of destroy us.
Speaker 2: Is the pitch to America is such that's that's so fantasy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I okay, So I I thought this comment was
really interesting because during that flag raising he also he
also said this Trump did.
Speaker 2: I had it for a long time.
Speaker 10: The uh, the first time I had it. But you know,
you guys were after me. I said, I had a focus.
I was I was the hunted, and now I'm the hunter.
It's a big difference.
Speaker 1: What do you think about that comment?
Speaker 2: That's what is about.
Speaker 1: I think he's just in general, he's like, I was
the hunted and now I'm the hunter. Like he was
the guy who was being everybody was beating up on him,
and now he's the one in charge. Is what he's saying.
He's like, I'm the one I've been put in the
position to make the decisions, like you guys hunted me
for years, and now I'm in a position where I'm
calling the shots, buddy, and I do I find that
very interesting. I thought that was it like that was
a historical thing to say, who are you hunting? I mean,
I think it's a metaphorical I think what he said
was obviously a metaphor. It wasn't like I'm going hunting
for people. He's not doing that. I just think it's people,
and they still are still hunting him. There's still many
they would love so many people Iran included, would love
nothing more for him to be eliminated. So I find
it very interesting that he said that, and I just
thought it was something to show you guys, because it
was I thought that was a It's just that that
came out of his mouth so effortlessly, and it's like, yeah,
two assassination attempts and many other assassination attempts that we
probably don't even know about.
Speaker 5: So he has to wonder how many of those. I mean,
does matter what administration is? How many door knocks a
day and things, because it's same thing with terrorism. We
don't hear about it, which is a good thing because
they got to it early, and it doesn't matter if
it's an assassination attempt or blowing up a building. How
many things do they catch and we hear about it
when it happens, and that's the bad book.
Speaker 1: You're right, there's probably a ton that we don't know about.
So he has been the hunted and he's like, yeah,
now I'm in charge of things and I get to
make decisions, and he does. And you know, I mean,
you can not trust baby, You can not trust a
lot of people, but I do. I do trust him
to make good decisions. He's made good decisions. We put
him in charge. He's been consistent on this. I do
appreciate his I really really value his consistency on issues
like this because he's been consistent about Iran, so a
lot of politicians aren't. We know what he's been saying
for the past however many years he's been doing this,
So I value his I value his judgment on this.
Speaker 2: Do you think we're going to work?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I just know that, Like if it
would be if he goes in there and he destabilizes
Iran in some way, perhaps he feels as though, you know,
he would make history or he would do some sort
of good by destabilizing them and allowing the people in
Iran to rise up against an oppressive government. Because I
think some people, at least a lot of people there
at least feel as though they have been in a
position where they are oppressed by this awful regime there. Now,
do we need to decide what kind of regime they have? No,
But I that's how I I'm not the president, but
if I were the president, it would be really bad
for you guys if I were the president. But if
I were the president and I had the opportunity to
to help change a little bit, you know, change that
and it could possibly shake up, like everything geopolitically, like
I think that the whole entire landscape of the world
would change if that happened. Perhaps he's thinking that. I
don't know what he's thinking.
Speaker 2: I don't like how it like.
Speaker 5: See it's my thing is because the last few days
I've heard a lot of we need to get rid
of them, and we need regime change.
Speaker 2: We've tried that before.
Speaker 1: But we don't have to do it. We don't have
to we don't have to force regime. We don't have
to do it. We could leave it up to the people.
If they want to do that, they can do it.
We could just we can destabil I don't know.
Speaker 2: Do you know that?
Speaker 1: How do you know that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I know that because America is always we look out
for our best interests. What if they pick somebody else
that we don't like and it's what they're back at
it again? Because remember strength, because when we do this,
there will be a vacuum, that power vacuum. Who is
next up?
Speaker 2: Are you know?
Speaker 5: And And to think that we're going to allow them
to potentially pick somebody that isn't very kind to the
West or has a.
Speaker 2: Not such a nice attitude. I don't think BB or America.
Speaker 8: I do that.
Speaker 2: I'd like that. Yeah.
Speaker 5: So it's you know, destabilizing from the inside, and and
he's look, the the Ayatola has a lot of enemies.
There's there's more than reasonable evidence out there that people
close to him were the ones who helped the macade
and that there is a lot more going on, and.
Speaker 2: Which is great because that's how that's how that changed.
That last goes.
Speaker 5: But we got into this mess because we did regime
change all those years ago with the Shaw.
Speaker 1: So you know, I mean things are pretty good there though.
I mean we could argue that back in nineteen seventy nine,
before the shit hit the fan. I mean I feel
like things were pretty good before.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but go back to the if you go back
to the fifties when they were basically a democratic for
the most part run country, even before the Shaw got there.
And then they nationalized the oil and they basically kicked
all the oil companies out of there, and then that
everything with the shit and then we were like, well,
we can't have that, and then here comes to Shaw
and then all of a sudden, up until seventy nine,
I mean, he was brutal. If you didn't anything about
the show was horrible, but he also allowed them to
get the lives in a regular way. But he was
also any dissent and you're dead, So it was like,
you know, but that's what that's what dictators do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, So listen, there's been obviously a lot
of infighting in our party, but apparently Tucker and him
chatted and they apologize. We have a clip about that.
Speaker 5: Her girls and Senator Ted Cruz interview.
Speaker 1: It seems like this issue on whether or not the
United States should strike is kind of dividing a lot
of your supporters.
Speaker 8: Uh no, my supporters are for me. My supporters are
America first. They make America great again. My supporters don't
want to see you around having to grow up. And
Tucker's a nice guy. He called and apologized the other
day because he thought he said things that were a
little bit too strong, and I appreciated that.
Speaker 1: So that's interesting. And Steve Bannon, who was obviously the
chief strategist for him a while ago and now he's
like he's he's bannoning it up all over the place.
He says that this is a quote vote. The wider
mega movement will fall in line if the president decides
to join Israel's air strikes against Iran's nuclear weapons program.
He said that to the Christian Science Monitor event. He said,
if President Trump decides that there's not a diplomatic alternative
because he's been consistent no nuclear weapon, like he said,
if he decides to do that, I know, and particularly
his skills as a communicator, that he will come and
walk people through it. In the Maga movement. Look, there'll
be some but the mass majority of the Mega movement
will say, we trust your judgment, but.
Speaker 5: Well, this will be incomplete for a while because you know,
I mean, we went in, we got Saddam, everybody's celebrated,
and that's well, this is all going to be great
for everybody, and you know, you don't know what the
next guy up is going to do. And therein lies
the magic of it. And I think Iran is because
Iran's a democratic country, people don't realize they vote. The
problem is the the Ayatola has the final say. They
don't vote on him, they vote on the politicians, but
he can overrule everything.
Speaker 2: So therein lies the problems.
Speaker 5: It's getting rid of theocracy to just you know, get
rid of the top level and allow go to the
poles covered.
Speaker 1: That's what they do.
Speaker 2: Just well, they have to wear their hair, their hair thing.
Some of the other beekeepers they're different.
Speaker 1: Those are sure and keep the bees when they go
to the pulse. That's right, Okay. I don't have any
feelings about this whatsoever. Okay, So after his little spat
with Tucker, Ted Cruz was doing the media around yesterday
and he basically said that Iran to hit a major
US city. So there's that Ted Cruz.
Speaker 12: Get to America if is if Iran gets a nuclear weapon,
I think the odds are unacceptably high that we would
find out with a mushroom cloud over New York City
or Los Angeles or Tel Aviv in Israel.
Speaker 2: Not not happening, not even close to happening. That is,
that's such, that is beer mating hyper like.
Speaker 5: That is because they're all in line now with what
Apak and a bunch of other people want who are
pushing for this, which is it's us, it's there are
no Yeah, could they have sleeper cells, Yeah, anybody could
have sleeper cells here at this moment in time, So
is that possible. Yeah, But that that's more of an
immigration and from the last asshat that ran the country
problem than anything else but them getting a nuclear weapon
and then bombing us.
Speaker 2: It's that's not happening.
Speaker 1: He was on a media tour yesterday talking about that
kind of stuff. So then there was whoopee you guys.
I listen, I she almost won dumbest clip of the day.
But then I have like another one that won actual
dumbest clip of the day. But this was pretty dumb.
At you, guys. This is She claimed that black people
living in the US right now are basically living the
exact same life as people in Iran. But let's just
remember too, the Iranians literally throw gay people off of buildings.
They don't have to st a basic human.
Speaker 2: Listen, here's let's not let's not do that.
Speaker 15: Let's not do that, because if we start with that,
we have we have been known in this country to
tie gay folks.
Speaker 2: To the car where.
Speaker 7: Just so, it is not even the same, I couldn't
step That's not what you mean to say.
Speaker 1: It is the same.
Speaker 2: No, it's not.
Speaker 1: The year twenty twenty five.
Speaker 17: The United States is nothing like if I stepped foot
wearing that.
Speaker 5: Young interact, I'm sorry, I mean, I can't have my
hair showing I can't wear a skirt.
Speaker 1: I can't have my telling you as age. I literally
said it was up to the people.
Speaker 2: Yes, it is up to and that's why I am
saying that it is the same. Murdering someone for their difference.
Speaker 1: Is not good.
Speaker 2: Whoever does it's not good?
Speaker 1: All right, So I'm trying. They're the same, and Sonny,
who are multi gajillionaire celebrities, are exactly the same as
the people bull like like the women in Iran who
have to cover themselves, They're exactly the same, you guys,
It's like exactly the same.
Speaker 5: No, you over there by the way, it's their country
for those who are not giving score, and if that's
what they want to do, uh, that's their country. And
you have to cover your hair, Okay, you have to
cover your hair. Uh you know there is It's like
I did the How did we get to dragging people behind?
Speaker 2: I know, like, how how did you even get that?
Like I'm trying to hard.
Speaker 5: You guys are both agreeing and then trying to do
the the Olympics of oppression and go one.
Speaker 1: Above another because they always go there. They always go
to the race card and it's like they have to
be the most victimized. But I'm the most victimized.
Speaker 6: I am I'm.
Speaker 1: Whoopy and I'm Sunny and we're talking about the game.
They exactly, they were talking.
Speaker 2: That's why Lindsay Lindsay Graham wants Graham.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Lindsey Graham. You guys, I don't have listen.
Speaker 2: Listen. I'm a senator. Okay, hey what you guys. You
guys don't know. I'm a senator Lindsey Graham, and I've
come here to tell you that I think they can
nuclear wars at any time.
Speaker 1: You know what he is. He's the guy Lindsey Graham
is the wimpy guy who goes into a bar with
all of his friends and starts the fights and then
all of his big friends are like, dude, I didn't
feel like fighting tonight, and he's like, put him up.
He's scrappy do. He is scrappy do.
Speaker 2: No crappy would scrab that's true.
Speaker 1: Scrappy Do could actually scrap. But he's like the little
just talking shit guy that doesn't need to be talking shit.
He doesn't need to be doing that. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he loves war as long as he can do
it from his house.
Speaker 1: It's just I think he just likes looking at the
war guys. Okay, so the dumb shuttle down there.
Speaker 2: That's so Philly. I date all the time. Ladies love me.
Settle down with you and your just come out all right,
I know.
Speaker 1: Just nobody cares that you're gay. Nobody cares on our show.
It's fine.
Speaker 2: Not taking your street credit away.
Speaker 1: Fine. The dumbest clip yesterday I went to Annanam. I'm sorry,
that's just my personal opinion. Your mileage may vary, but
I don't. I'm not, but I just do not like this. Lady.
Speaker 3: Behold, We're going to find that milk gets a lot higher,
because I don't know if any of you fairy farm.
Speaker 1: It is god awful work.
Speaker 3: We're going to see that groceries and vegetables are higher.
We're going to see an effect in our economy because,
whether people like it or not, whether Americans acknowledge it
or not, undocumented immigrants are an integral part of our
society and our economy. And we're going to have to
get used to see the videos of US citizens detained,
of US citizen and children being ripped from the arms
of their mothers and while they wail of you know,
dads and mom.
Speaker 1: I know it's a deviation, but she's a view lady,
and I just wanted to put her in there because
she's just I know it's like an immigration thing, but
I but these are.
Speaker 2: All democrats, you love slaves totally understand labor.
Speaker 1: Like she's never been on a ranch, you know, she
you know, she thinks that she can like milk bulls.
You know, she probably thinks she can do that, and
she trust she'd be out there trying. Nobody likes this works.
It's a bull, lady, it's a bull. You're pulling on
the wrong thing. You don't need to pull that.
Speaker 2: Look, I've said this.
Speaker 5: Americans, I think have a threshold of what they're willing
to to accept when it comes to prices rising. If
we get the immigration thing right, Like now, if something
goes from you know, if a tomato goes from you know,
I don't even know what tomato is to you know,
thirty five.
Speaker 2: Dollars a pound.
Speaker 1: I know it's not that tomatoes for me.
Speaker 2: No, the animals I eat, well, they eat the end,
they eat that stuff for me.
Speaker 5: But we have a threshold, right, Like we have a
threshold is like this house would cost two hundred thousand
to build, but now it's going to cost seven hundred
thousand because I can't find anybody to build. We all
have a threshold and then we go, okay, this is it,
but you know it going up fifty cents. I think
most people are willing to go, all right, well, that's
that price, you know that is And eventually what happens
is technology will come and before it puts everything, you know,
the rest of us out of work, it will figure
out how to do much of the farming. And technology
is already doing that when it comes.
Speaker 1: Right, Like, does she think that people are physically out there?
Actually this is she's just so far removed. She's gonna
milk our cows gone awful? First of all, the only
thing got awful.
Speaker 2: Is you, lady.
Speaker 1: It's you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she probably thinks if you give them chocolate they.
Speaker 1: Make totally like they're just so far removed. Anyway, I
know that was a little bit of a deviation. But
these like the view people, how is that still in
the air. I don't understand how that show still is
a thing.
Speaker 5: My buddy thinks it's a right wing this is his conspiracy.
It's a right wing propaganda thing, so everybody could get
to He.
Speaker 1: Loves RFK for all of his conspiracy so he loves it. Yeah,
oh yeah, Okay, So back to World War three, possible
World War three, Carl Higbee, we have this is one
of my favorite takes, you guys, and then we can
probably I think we're going to move on a little
bit and talk about democrats dying for attention, because if
World War three is gonna start, it's going to start,
you know. But this, this is one of my favorite takes.
He did like a nine minute monologue on this. You
guys know that we've interviewed Carl Higbee. I freaking love him.
I think he's great. If you haven't watched it, I
encourage you to watch the whole thing. But here's just
a part of his monologue on it.
Speaker 14: America has fifteen thousand planes in our arsenal launch them.
We have eleven carrier battle groups deploy them, destroyers with
enough munitions to dispose of anything at the push of
a button anywhere within thousands of miles of them. We
have intel assets that know every single move of every
single person in power in that current regime. Right now,
hand it over to my people, so we can go
kick in their doors and kill them, their friends and
their neighbors. We can launch a bomber from a base
anywhere in the world that doesn't technically exist, that drops
a bomb from an altitude so high that it's classified
that five miles away people will hear it explode after
you're already dead. And when they run out of bombs,
I want them eighty feet above the deck at twice
the speed of sound, just like this. We spend more
on defense than the next twenty five countries combined. And
if you push that button, mister president, the world needs
to know why, because if we're going to go to war,
I want to never have to fight another war again.
We won World War Two because this is what we did.
We dropped a portable sun on a city and then
dropped a second one, just so they would know we
would do it again. If you hit the go button,
mister president, you can't care about collateral damage or dead
civilians and bombed out schools, none of it. And if
you don't want to see that, then don't do anything.
And let I ran get a nuke. I mean, those
are the options. Sucks, but we need the history books
to reflect that the last time society who harmed Americans
is now visiting their heritage in pieces at the bottom
of a lake with scuba gear. We don't have a
military for some day, we have it for such an
occasion like this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, if you're.
Speaker 5: Talking about you know, I had people yesterday texting me saying,
I think we need to kill every single Iranian, ninety
million of them.
Speaker 2: Let's kill them. Moll'm like, what do you think would
happened to the region?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think that. I don't think No, man,
what do you think.
Speaker 5: Would happen if we killed half a million of them?
Do you think that they're all going to rise up
and be our friends? Or do you think it's going
to throw the world into chaos, cause million to be
displaced and head to other countries, which will cause them
to fall into chaos. And then it cost us trillions
of dollars. And then when you go, why is my
social security check not here? Well, because we're in another well, like.
Speaker 1: I'm going to ever get social security anyway. But still
that's like a whole other story. Chad.
Speaker 5: Yeah, did you see yesterday they moved it from thirty
five million solved to thirty four.
Speaker 1: I'm never getting it. I've been paying into the damn
system since I was fourteen. I'm not getting that check.
Speaker 2: But you know, yeah, you can't. You can't care about
collateral damage to a certain extent that is going to happen.
But if your goal is to just decimate them and
kill hundreds of thousands to send a message everybody knows
we can do that, If it's to show that you
will do that, well, then you know, do you think
that you know, if Trump's worried about gas prices, what
do you think is going to happen to oil? It's
not going to go to one hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: To go to two hundred fifty dollars gas price, we
would be we would hurt ourselves more financially than Iran
can either.
Speaker 1: Because we should be drilling here everything, you know what
I mean, like all that, every all of that, like that.
That is the kind of stuff that makes me insane.
We shouldn't be relying on these countries where people are
like debt to America. It's insane that we're even doing that.
We have plenty of resources here to be self sustaining,
So why do we do that? Why do we put
ourselves in that because we do.
Speaker 2: That because a lot of the oil we produce we
don't refine. We don't.
Speaker 5: It doesn't work in our vehicles. We have to refine
a different the crude and all of that stuff. So
that's why we get a lot of stuff from Canada
because they do that, and we sell our stuff otherways
at other places. And a lot of it has to
do also with the refinery. Nobody wants to own a refinery.
Nobody wants one in their backyard, am I right? Like
everybody wants it. Yeah, let's build a refinery. Hope we're
going to put it here.
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Speaker 11: Do it.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: Four more Democrats are dying for attention. I don't even
know these guys' names. I don't I don't care. But
they were shut out of an ice facility in Illinois.
It's like they just this is the thing. Now, this
is what they're all doing. There's a video of these
four losers standing out of a Illinois ice facility. I
don't know who they are, right, that's that nobody knows, right.
Speaker 2: This is so?
Speaker 1: This isn't This is one example. This happened yesterday. That
was yesterday. And then Nadler the Penguin he did it
yesterday too. He was blocked from entering an ice facility
in New York. And I just like all these demmer
cuts are like, wait, that guy's getting attention, and then
that guy over there I want attention to I'm not
getting them do it.
Speaker 2: Of course, it's a smart thing to do. But look, right,
you show up somewhere and you ask for your prop, right,
can I have a prop?
Speaker 7: Guy? Make it?
Speaker 2: You know, if you have a woman that's going to
be deported to be great.
Speaker 5: If not, I'll take a dude, uh, you know, and
then we'll go from there because I need the look.
Speaker 2: Make sure they catch them a good size.
Speaker 1: Well, there is no good side for Nadler. They're trying
to get into an ice facility. He can barely walk.
I feel like somebody's helping him walk or something. I
don't know. He's trying to unbutton his coats so he
can walk another step.
Speaker 2: What are you doing for this?
Speaker 5: So you go in there, you see they're getting their meals.
Nobody's getting beaten, nobody's getting electrocuted. They're they're sitting here,
they're waiting for their whatever they're going to have, and
they're a little quick hearing or whatever, and then they're
going to be on their way.
Speaker 2: Do you think you're going to go in there and
they're waterboarding him? Come on, come on, tell me where the.
Speaker 1: Rest of It's ridiculous. This they're all just trying to
get attention at this point and imagine if they worked
this hard for their constituents, for the actual American taxpayer,
Just imagine what they get done.
Speaker 2: Well, they say they're doing that for them because they
want to keep the prices.
Speaker 1: Like, okay, they're such theater kids. Speaking of theater kids,
we have this new Okay, you guys, we've talked about
this guy, mom, Donnie, but I just want to keep
him on your radar, especially if we have any New
York City folks out there. I'm sure that we do
have a few. This thirty three year old Zoron Mom Donnie.
What was that movie that Adam Sandler did. Yeah, his
name reminds me of that Zorron Donnie. He's running for
mayor of New York City. I guess he He and
Cuomo or like toe to toe, which is so weird.
Like those are your options, Those are your options for
like dem anyways.
Speaker 5: You're the young New York socialist that's left of AOC
or the guy that kill all the like this is
what you've.
Speaker 2: Got, I know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like crap or a crap sandwich. What do
you want?
Speaker 2: I don't Well, that's was it South Park. At the
end of the day, it's it's it's turd sandwich or.
Speaker 1: Which one do you want? Which one I don't. I
don't even know which one. I think the giant douche
would be Cuomo in this particular instance, and then the
turd sandwich would be mom Donnie. But so this guy,
he doesn't acknowledge that Israel even exists, and he's crying
in this video. He's crying. You guys, here we go.
Speaker 4: I get messages that say the only good Muslim is
a dead Muslim. I get threats on my life, upon
the people that I love it, and I try not
to talk about it because the function of racism is
Tony Morris, since that is distraction.
Speaker 2: My focus has always been on making this a city
that's affordable.
Speaker 1: Right, I'm sure that you're.
Speaker 2: Wait, wait, hold on a seconds fast.
Speaker 5: So Tony Wathon says the function of racism is distraction.
Speaker 2: I'm really concerned about making this place.
Speaker 1: So let's let's he's a socialist and he's like, I'm
trying to make everything affordable. Okay, Yeah, And you know what,
have you ever noticed when these people cry, they're not
actually crying. I don't see any tears.
Speaker 2: At least put some onions on your like this right,
put like, at least.
Speaker 1: I want to see some tears. Make it happen, Like,
go back to acting school and figure out how to
actually cry. There are people who know how to do that,
Like actors can actually cry.
Speaker 2: That guy was the great at pretend I wasn't crying.
Speaker 1: New York needs to be really careful with this Dudeca.
He's slick. He's slick. Don't you think I think he's
going to win. It's a slippery slope, you guys. So
we got another here's another one. Here's another video that's
him busting in on Tom Homan.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't like any of this. He's he's an extremist,
he's radical. I don't like it. He's an anti Semi.
He's an actual anti semit. He doesn't believe that Israel
should exist. I mean, it's it's not This isn't a
good guy. This is a slippery slope. You've been warned.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so, I mean he's got a good chance. Again, Cuomo,
he was the governor. You're not the governor for a reason.
Right now, You're like, all right, I'm not the governor,
but can I at least care of the biggest city.
Speaker 1: But he actually has a chance because this there are
some people like me. If I lived in if I
were a Democrat, which I can't even know, if I
were and I were living and I saw the choice
between the two, I choose Cuomo.
Speaker 2: Cmos is a quality.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's just one of those guys to today
and he's like slapped women on the ass and that's him.
That's that's who he is. He's just a he's that guy.
But I would vote for him over I would this
other guy.
Speaker 2: So that's gonna be this. It is going to be interesting.
It's going to be close.
Speaker 5: Under forty five supports uh Mondani in a big, big way,
but Culmos got over forty over forty five Black voters
and women voters and over forty five, which are the
ones that tend to come out and vote the most,
definitely support Cuomo.
Speaker 2: But this guy's got a good case.
Speaker 1: He's slick and that's why he needs to make moves
and you know that. And he's a chameleon like he's
all the cultures to all the people. He can do that.
He's very very chamelion.
Speaker 19: Eight.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna make it's gonna make it it affordable again.
Speaker 5: You know what, No, you're not, and I'll tell you why,
because you've already had a great person who was a disruptor.
Speaker 2: The rent is too damn high. Guy couldn't make it
that way. And he was super serious about that guy.
Speaker 1: I remember you told I just rent Miriam HOWK and
I met him at it like at Sea Pack years ago.
And what you see is what you get with that guy.
That's exactly who he was in person.
Speaker 5: He reminds me of a guy that back in the seventies.
Was that was at the Studio fifty four when Carl
Douglas's Kungbrew Fighting came on and he took out his
own numb chucks.
Speaker 1: My good listen, but listen this guy. I mean this,
this dude, it scares me. You guys, I'm It's not
like a fear mongering thing. It's an awareness thing because
I look at what's happening in the UK and I
don't like it. I don't want that shit here. I
don't want it here, and nobody should want it here
because this is what's happening. This is what we need
to fight against, because this is what's happening in the UK.
Just a reminder it's.
Speaker 6: Your money going to immigrants who quote, rape our kids
and get priority end quote. This offense is so serious
that an immediate custodial sentence is unavoidable. Would you stand please?
So this is a tweet sentence that I pass has
been reduced by one third to reflect your guilty plea.
The sentence is one of twenty months imprisonment.
Speaker 1: It's a They're a mess. They're an absolute mess. This happen,
This is happening right now, and people and listen, I
get it. It's them. It's in the UK. It's like, oh,
it's in the UK, It'll never happen here, but it could.
Speaker 5: I mean it could, right, that's slippery slow. I remember, Look,
their laws have kind of they've always been this way.
I remember when I was on talk radio Okay, I
said something about Richard and Judy, which were a husband
and wife morning team, and they were accused of something
and I said something on the air and the next
day they were like, they're calling me in the office
and there's a Richard. Well, because Richard and Judy were
going to come after me. The police were gonna investigate.
Speaker 2: I need to go.
Speaker 5: And it's they, for all their greatness, this is there's
a reason that people used to go and sue there
the stars because it was easier to get slander in liability.
Speaker 2: There's a reason because they're they're not as free speechy
as we listen.
Speaker 1: We were on free speechee during COVID, you guys, I
was on the air. We were on the air FM
radio during COVID And if you know mok would she
would agree with me on this. There were times where
we were pulled into the office and we were like,
you can't talk about this, you can't talk about that.
And I was like, I'm out, I can't. I don't
want to do this. You know, this is weird. I
understand that they were like people that were pulling the
strings above, way above our pay grade, that were saying, hey,
you can't talk about vaccines in this way or talk
about this or that there are certain things you just
not talk about. I didn't like that. I didn't like it.
That to me was that that is a slippery slope.
So it happened, then it could happen with this kind
of stuff in America. Believe me, it happens.
Speaker 2: The rape gangs, that's a real thing. They're opening up.
Speaker 5: And yet another investigation in this situation with the rape gangs.
But we look at again, the free speech is not
the same way our free speech is. And and so
there's that because we have we can do a lot
of things in this country you just can't do other places.
Speaker 2: Even that quote unquote free you sti't have agree.
Speaker 1: And I'm grateful for that every day. I just want
to make sure that it stays that way. And it's
we stay super free, super free.
Speaker 2: And see.
Speaker 5: And the funny thing is the vaccine stuff. When you
talk about stuff like that, it very little to do
with vaccine and all to do mostly with the money.
Speaker 1: Money and power, money and body and power. Always with
these people.
Speaker 5: That's where you should learn where our free speech goes.
It's money and power more than it is whether or
not somebody's.
Speaker 1: Button going go. So we don't have tweets, you guys,
because not tweets. I'm sorry tiktoks. I have tweets, but
I don't have tiktoks because mock is not here. Shall
be back next week. But I do have one Instagram
video that I found and I want it since we're
getting a dog. This is another dog this weekend. Bear.
I wanted to share. This is the cat from the
Universal cat Distribution System that I want to land on
my lap. This is the cat that I want you guys.
Are you ready? Are you angry at them?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: They left you for a long time, didn't they?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Very long?
Speaker 1: And you did you not like the accommodations?
Speaker 5: No? You did?
Speaker 1: Okay, Well I can't help you there. I fed you,
I watered you, I made sure you had to clean shitter,
you had treats, and you you were just an abomination.
I mean, the Lord have mercy on yours.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: That's that's the cat that I want, you, guys. I
want that great cat that has an attitude. So if
the universe is listening, that's what I want.
Speaker 12: I have that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I may I may just name her bitch. Okay,
good morning, Daisy and Chad. The Biden family was camped
out in the White House like the Clampets and Beverly Hill, screaming,
I'm not effing Leavin. It's true, so true. Okay, what
else have we got? Is that the only one we
have on? I think that's when we have offline and
then Robert Clark. Thank you, Chad. I always enjoy when
you fill in when it comes to dealing with the
nuclear bunkers, they should sneak in a couple of cases
of pagers. It's true.
Speaker 2: Well I heard today or tomorrow, we're supposed to find
out what this is.
Speaker 5: He said, If you thought the stuff was awesome with
the pagers, way do you see what's coming?
Speaker 1: Aaron Kreeger, thanks for filling in this week, Chad, Yes, Chad,
thank you. We all appreciate Chad. Robin Die Arnold is
rfk's former cousin in law. I'm not brother in law.
I'm sorry I screwed that up. Yeah, they're all like
interconnected somehow. Victoria Owen, the Chad is right. Back in March,
Tolsi said there were no nuclear weapons in Iran, but
yet Israel is bobbing Iran to death. Wise, Israel in
the United States pockets so hard to start war. Victoria
agrees with you, she doesn't apparently.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: I just have questions.
Speaker 19: I do.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think we should all have some questions
based on, you know, past performance.
Speaker 1: Jlly Ethington, Chad, do you think the crown prince would
be a realistic option? I agree. We cannot afford to
be nation builders. We need to learn the lessons from
the past Japan. Japan could be the model for success.
Speaker 12: Well.
Speaker 5: The difference between Japan is they were a feudal society
that had an emperor and we did pass it on.
But they were much more open society that that didn't
live in the world of religion the way that that.
Speaker 2: They do here. So you have a and you also
have you had Japanese people, you have Arabs, you have Muslims,
you have Kurds, you have Christians, you have an amalgamation
of people that don't always see you like you have
you know, you have they're Sufi.
Speaker 1: And they're you know, it's so that's the top in Iran.
Speaker 2: And yeah, they have different ethnic groups and religion groups, but.
Speaker 1: They're not the ones running the show. We know who
we know who's running the show. Yeah, yeah, the gangsters
are running the show. That's because that's what.
Speaker 5: At the end of the day isis al qat it
What did they end up coming? They're just gangs.
Speaker 1: Totally without question, who hide behind a religious book.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, and then they all watch porn and then
they all deal drugs.
Speaker 1: Leah Leah Shallick Chad Iran will be able to just
destroy Israel they'll be able to destroy Europe, other Arab
countries and yes, even America. Forget Bibie. Trump is correct.
Iran cannot have nukes period.
Speaker 2: They would never be able to destroy. Here's the thing.
Speaker 5: You get a bomb not because you want to kill everybody,
but because you don't want to have.
Speaker 2: Your regime overthrown.
Speaker 5: Nobody's going to overthrow North Korea because the threat of
that is real. It's you know, the peace through strength.
The fear would be if they fell apart and a
madman got a hold of it who.
Speaker 2: Was living in a world and didn't want to run
the country.
Speaker 1: But these knowledges, I don't know if I agree with that,
because these are people who wear suicide vests. So you
know there's that too. So Leah, So, because we don't
know who Iran will put in place after this war,
we should just do nothing and let them have the nukes,
let them destroy the world. That's okay. And then Aaron
Kreeger dragging gays behind cars is a crime in the
US and policy and Iran. What woo Be said makes
me sick. Take my angry normal gay money.
Speaker 2: We got it.
Speaker 1: Aaron, Eugene Higer, Daisy your hair is gorgeous. Well that's sweet, Eugene.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I feel like it's like, well, thank you, I appreciate that, Chad,
thanks for filling in for mock. You guys are the best.
We don't need to give Iran an inch, no nukes.
My father was an immigrant. He lived through Hitler loss
of two ants. I'm so sorry, Eugene. Yeah, I mean seriously,
there's I think two. It's very generational. You know, we
have a lot of people who think differently based on
even generational differences.
Speaker 5: And what well ages older generation to go, let's go
bomb them, let's kill him, let's destroy them all.
Speaker 2: A younger generation, it's like, well, speak for yourself.
Speaker 5: We'd like to know a little bit more about I'm
not taking you at face value for what you say.
Speaker 1: And you know, plus, can you imagine this generation fighting
a war? I mean seriously, they're going to be in foxholes,
like sending each other memes. Let's get real.
Speaker 2: A meme war would be what it would be?
Speaker 1: A mem woar you guys, That's what they's.
Speaker 5: Gonna That's why when everbody says we're gonna have a
civil war, I'm like, if it's on an app, we're
gonna have a civil war if it's not on an
are having this generation.
Speaker 1: Is like, let's just me and each other. That's yeah,
it's totally It's a whole new world now our ANRM. Chad,
thank you for filling in this week. I've enjoyed hearing
your views, even when yours disagree with mine. Daisy, good
luck with bear take my Juneteenth reparations. Thank your Becky Anderson.
Thank you Chad for helping this week. Harley Kat, thank
you Chad for filling in for Mock. I thoroughly enjoyed
your debates. I speak for myself, and I'm sure the
majority of us would welcome you back.
Speaker 2: See.
Speaker 5: Oh, thank you very much. I have fun like again,
and I like the fact that I can debate you.
We have fun and see good that we have different otherwise,
it's right.
Speaker 1: We are spirited and we still love each other, don't we, Chad.
Speaker 5: I want to be wrong. I want to go, wow,
that was great. Put in Santa Claus and they welcome
with open arms, and everything's great. I want to totally
be wrong. But my issue isn't with even Trump. It's
with Beebe and it's also with who are the people
pushing this who are eyeing the haliburtons, the oil companies
who are eyeing a lot of stuff over there.
Speaker 2: That's my issue. We should all have that.
Speaker 5: And there you go.
Speaker 1: Lorie Ween's. When I was little, I had a cat
named stupid Cat. One afternoon, he was doing something really
weird and I just said, Mom, look at that stupid
cat and it's stuck. This is the thing. Oh, this
is the thing. This is why, you guys. Before I
turned into a robot, we had the cat named Betch
in her office. That's what we called her. She was fake,
but you know somebody has her.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 1: We let somebody adopt our fake cat. That's what we did,
so we do see you guys. That's it. That's the
week I have no idea what's going to happen this weekend,
because this is the weekend, at least starting for me,
no idea what's going to happen. Everybody pray for our
president bring it in or bringing it in. And Chad
is so uncomfortable hugging you guys.
Speaker 2: Well it's weird. I don't know what I'm hugging. All right.
Speaker 1: He doesn't like doing this, you could just tell.
Speaker 2: It just makes him so I'm not a hugger. We
weren't a close family comfortable.
Speaker 1: He's like, what do I do with my arms?
Speaker 2: I know, my god hugging.
Speaker 1: All right, you guys have a fantastic weekend. We will
be back with mock on Monday.
Speaker 5: Bye everybody, Hello, beautiful people, This is the Cheeks on
the Rights Indian Correspondent.
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