Speaker 1: Coming up on the show today, Cash Pateel It's official
FBI director. So excited we're gonna be talking about that
Vance Jade Vance slays at c Pack and Javier and
Elon brow it out chainsawstyle.
Speaker 2: They're browing it out, you guys.
Speaker 1: All that and so much more coming up on the
show today.
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Speaker 1: I'm so glad it's Friday, same double same excited about that.
Speaker 5: I'm very excited. And also was it yesterday or the
day before that we were talking about how not this Monday,
but the following Monday, the twenty eighth, I guess.
Speaker 3: It will be, is that right?
Speaker 2: The twenty eighth is so?
Speaker 5: Anyway, So Carrie from our Etsy store is having like
a special sale.
Speaker 3: She's this is so great. So she sent me this graphic,
and she's said it's February twenty eighth. But I do
think maybe she's right, maybe it is the Friday. I'm
gonna have to double back. That's right. It probably is
that Friday.
Speaker 1: I just nobody, nobody cares because they're you know, because
like it's gonna do anything to the economy, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So people are saying it's the twenty eighth, So
it is Friday, the twenty eeth.
Speaker 3: It's not Monday. It's Friday, next Friday.
Speaker 2: OK.
Speaker 5: And so that's the day that all of these crazy
liberals are like, don't spend any money. It's going to
be an economic blackout. We're going to show this Trump
and Elon administration just how powerful we are.
Speaker 3: We're going to shut everything down. So Carrie was like,
didn't think I have an idea?
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today that it's inspired by m McDonnell, of course, and
that is because he gave the world's most boring speech
on the floor of the Senate yesterday to announce that
he's not going to seek re election a year from now.
Speaker 2: What a shame that is.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's so full of life and vitality. It's
a real shame we're losing him, isn't it.
Speaker 3: It's a crying shame.
Speaker 2: It's just for this guy.
Speaker 1: He's going to enjoy like a couple years of retirement
with the gobs of money he's made off the backs
of American taxpayer. So bye, have a nice retirement.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean he's been in the Senate since before I
graduated from high school. Okay, my god, I was in
junior high when he was elicited.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm old.
Speaker 3: And so that's really saying something. The poster boy.
Speaker 1: I say boy in a joking way, but he's the
poster boy for term limits.
Speaker 2: That's yea, who this guy is.
Speaker 1: I cannot believe he's been doing this. He's just been
leeching off the American taxpayer and not representing us well
at all.
Speaker 2: Guy's a loser.
Speaker 3: He's gone.
Speaker 5: And now people are already talking about, well, who's gonna
you know, who's going to take his seat?
Speaker 3: Who's going to take his seat?
Speaker 5: And now it's looking like there is a fellow that's
a Trump surrogate named Daniel Cameron, who you see pictured
here with Trump, and he is planning to make a
run for that seat.
Speaker 3: He was the former Attorney general.
Speaker 5: Of Kentucky, and he made it official himself. There was
speculation across social media, and then he also posted photo
of him and his adorable family, saying, Kentucky, it's time
for a new generation of leadership in the US Senate.
Speaker 3: Let's do this.
Speaker 1: No, I have a question, now, a question. He appears
to be a black man. I thought that I thought
that Trump was racist. So I'm a little confused as
to what's happening here. Somebody's gonna have to explain. A
liberal is gonna have to explain that.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, if you're confused by this, just wait
till we get to Trump celebrating Black History Month yesterday.
Speaker 3: That'll really blow your mind.
Speaker 5: Oh crazy, Oh it's crazy, I've oh crazy and also
it's going to he's going to be sworn in today.
But the news was made official yesterday that Cash Patel
is confirmed he is our new FBI director. And that
is despite the incredibly vigorous protest that took place yesterday
with five different members of the Senate who came out
expecting to draw a large crowd and failing miserably to
do so. In fact, here's what the protest looked like,
and of course it was Adam Schiff and Sheldon white House,
like Senator Coons.
Speaker 3: I mean, they just looked ridiculous.
Speaker 2: They're there there there.
Speaker 1: Did I'm surprised, dident do it like a like an
interpretive dancer some songs, because usually it's that's true, used
to now, yeah, that's not true.
Speaker 5: Weird And if this weren't a bad enough look, they
each spoke and droned on about like what how horrible
Cashtel is, how he's going to destroy the country, blah
blah blah.
Speaker 2: One of the.
Speaker 5: Worst of them, amazingly, was not Adam Schiff, although he
was terrible.
Speaker 3: It was Sheldon white House, who.
Speaker 5: My new favorite thing that people say is that Republicans
are going to rue the day.
Speaker 3: That's such a ridiculous thing to say.
Speaker 1: We're going to I'm not going to ruin anything. Put
your don't put your ruin on me. I'm not doing
that ruin.
Speaker 5: No, there's not going to be any day ruining mom
down Sheldon.
Speaker 3: But here he is talking.
Speaker 5: About the threat that Cash Ptel poses and how all
Republicans are going to ruin the.
Speaker 8: Day Cash Patel mark my words, will cause evil in
this building behind us, and Republicans who vote for him
will ruin that.
Speaker 9: Day day.
Speaker 3: God the greatest.
Speaker 2: That was the greatest.
Speaker 1: He actually looked it with long hair, didn't he He
looked good.
Speaker 3: Now, cash him inside? How about that?
Speaker 2: Cash him inside? Evil?
Speaker 1: It's going to be evil. What time do we get
the Epstein files?
Speaker 2: What time?
Speaker 1: What time do we get this? The won't really talk
about some evil these people are. They're all so scared
because they're like, wait, am I on that list?
Speaker 3: They're ruined some days right now? They're ruined.
Speaker 2: They're really so hard, is what they're doing.
Speaker 3: What a ridiculous phrase.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, I want just normal people do not say that, now,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: It's just such a ridiculous phrase.
Speaker 5: Anyway, Before we move on to other things, because now
there is uh, we're already starting to hear the rumblings
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main reasons that we were that we had Joe Biden
like inflicted upon us was because of you know, a
representative right here in now my home state of South Carolina,
Jim Clyburn, who promoted him during that primary season and
it worked. And now he is promoting Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 2: This woman, I swear, yeah, she's I'd listen. It works
so well.
Speaker 1: The last time everybody was so delighted to have Biden
as president, that endorsement it.
Speaker 2: Held a lot of water.
Speaker 11: People.
Speaker 2: I mean, people listen to him, I think, and they.
Speaker 3: Actually, well, yeah, that's why he was president.
Speaker 1: But then they rude the day when he.
Speaker 2: In there. You know, I'm not going to stop with that.
I'm just not.
Speaker 3: I don't want you to get the theme.
Speaker 1: It's the theme of today's show, ruined the Day. So
nobody's gonna listen to this guy at this point, really not,
because just at least five people that listen to him,
nobody gives a crap what you think, Jim.
Speaker 3: She's awful. I mean, she's just awful.
Speaker 5: So I hope, I hope people don't listen to this
because it is absolutely crazy.
Speaker 3: The chick on Oh, speaking of Rue, isn't her last
name Rule? What's the chick on the Chick on MSNBC.
Isn't her name that?
Speaker 1: Yes, Stephanie Rule, but it's spelled like an H in
the middle. It's very discussion. I don't Yeah, I just
I don't like it. I know it's her last name,
but I don't like it.
Speaker 5: She was all excited with her panel yesterday because apparently
this this podcast called The Midas Touch, which has it
features three progressive brothers. They have a podcast, and apparently
they had an episode that did well enough that they
took over the Rogan spot in number one, and she
wanted to make this a gigantic deal.
Speaker 12: Joe, before we go, the left leaning podcast might As
Touch has just done the unthinkable, dethroned Joe Rogan to
become the country's most popular podcast. Do you see this
as a sign of a bigger political shift because even
these three guys, specifically, they are not your touchy feely progressives.
They're like three bros from the island.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And this is Joe Rogan's response.
Speaker 1: He said, dud, Yeah, that's exactly what I said yesterday.
I'm like, who are these guys?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: It's kind of like, what's his name? That the dude
that's uh in the Kansas City Chiefs. What's what's Taylor
Swift's boyfriend's name?
Speaker 2: Kelsey?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Travis, Yeah, Travis. There's Travis Kelcey. And then there's
the other one. Jason has a wife who has a
podcast and member she dethroned Joe Rogan like with her
I think is her inaugural podcas right, and then we
haven't heard anything about her since it's.
Speaker 3: Doing actually really well still.
Speaker 5: I mean, but it's not it's not number one, obviously,
but it's it's doing pretty well.
Speaker 1: But they tried, they tried to say, oh, she's gonna
beat Joe Rogan. I'm like, I mean, they're there, it's nice,
and she's got the nepotism of her husband, right, But yeah,
I don't.
Speaker 3: Think he's worried at all.
Speaker 5: Do you remember yesterday when we talked about Lindy Lee,
who was this Democrat like activist donor fundraiser extraordinaire who
was like super super in Kamala's camp up until through
the election really and then all of a sudden she
was like, oh my god, the Democrats sucked so hard.
Now like, that's her message, and so Pierce Morgan called
her out yesterday we talked about this, where he was like,
you said that you didn't vote for her, and yet
you tweeted that you just did.
Speaker 3: So what, who's the real Lindy Lee.
Speaker 5: She's really trying to grovel with people, begging them to
believe her.
Speaker 3: So get your reading pants on.
Speaker 5: Oh she would if you were going to really buy
a try Here we go, Here we go.
Speaker 2: Here is two parter. Of course, it is.
Speaker 1: As a public facing supporter and unpaid fundraiser of the
Harris campaign. I had a duty to see the campaign
through election day out of respect for the people I.
Speaker 2: Came to know so well.
Speaker 1: Once the election was over, I felt compelled to speak
out because it was the right thing to do. If
Harris had won, I still would have left the party.
The Democratic Party mismanaged two point five billion in campaign funds.
They've abandoned the working class, They've recklessly thrown open our border,
and they've abandoned God to worship at the altar of woke.
The cult brutally excommunicated me for raising questions and telling
the truth. I'm one of the few Democrats brave enough
to tell the truth. It's excruciating and I've lost almost everything,
but it was the right thing to do.
Speaker 3: This is such a poor me extravaganza.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people have falsely defamed me as a trader spy
because of out of context photos from ten years ago
and manipulated clips of me speaking broken Chinese. Despite my
repeated condemnations of the CCP, I pray you don't fall
for They're poisonous hatred of me. I'm an American down
to the marrow of my bones. I'm excited to be
a volunteer fundraiser for the GOP, so we will win
midterms and in twenty twenty eight. Perhaps this isn't enough
for my haters, but this is the truth. God bless
our beloved country.
Speaker 2: She is a grifter.
Speaker 5: I mean, I guess if she wants to raise money
for the GOP, she can have at it.
Speaker 3: But like, I don't believe a word that comes out
of her face. Nope, not a word. So but if
she's a good fund raiser, you know we'll take it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fine.
Speaker 1: Grect, Like your action speaks so loudly, I cannot hear
what you say.
Speaker 3: Right, I mean, she's so freaking shady.
Speaker 5: And then the other thing is to just like leave
the party when you were literally just a couple weeks
out of the election talking about the issues that you
cared so much about that were completely anithetical to what
she just said in that tweet.
Speaker 3: She was woke, you know what I mean, And now
she's like, oh god, it was so.
Speaker 2: Oak bad and they took God out and what I believe, I.
Speaker 5: Mean, you don't just shift everything that you think and
instutaneously like.
Speaker 1: That, And if you do something's wrong, I'm going to
suspect that something is wrong.
Speaker 2: If you do it so quickly like that, that's weird.
Speaker 3: So you guys, we talked yesterday.
Speaker 5: It was horrible about the bodies being returned from the
terrorists in Hamas to Israel, the four bodies of the mom,
her two babies, and the grandfather. Well, now reports are
that that was not the mom's body after all. It
was just some like random anonymous woman, which is it
just makes everything even that much worse, right, Like, it's
just so unthinkably awful in every way. And apparently Trump's
response to the site of watching Palestinians cheering and being
all excited about the ceremony yesterday was to say, in quote,
I want to see Gaza wiped out. And I don't disagree.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he said, I don't want to see even one
building standing. I'm all for it.
Speaker 3: I am done like this. It is not Hamas, it
is the Palestinians. They are all awful.
Speaker 1: I'm saying, nobody want them. They don't want any of
those people, any of the Middle Eastern. They don't want them.
So it's like, yeah, yeah, I'm right there with you, right, yeah.
Speaker 5: I just I cannot to see them all cheering like that,
and to know that some of them actually held the
hostages in.
Speaker 3: Their own homes. I'm sorry. Hamas and Palestinians are one
in the same. There is no difference.
Speaker 5: And it is a sick, poisonous, disgusting, demonic.
Speaker 1: Culture and I didn't want it to go away. No,
I totally agree with you. And they're in it for
the long game. I've always said that there they will,
they'll do whatever it takes, you know, and they're they're
in it.
Speaker 2: They'll just wait.
Speaker 1: And they've been I mean they've been at this for years, yeah,
for decades. It's just like I'm done too, I'm done.
Speaker 5: I know, I'm just God, and you know what, and
I'm I'm just I don't care, Like if somebody wants
to call me xenophobic or a bigot.
Speaker 1: Or I don't want it here, not Caro, I don't care.
They're freaking terrorists, is what they are. Yeah, yeah, they
bay they put babies in ovens.
Speaker 5: And they do, I mean, and then they parade coffins
with babies in them in front of other children, to
whom they are handing guns as toys. So thank you,
but no any kind of justification.
Speaker 2: I totally agree.
Speaker 1: They're training up a whole new generation of terrorists, is
what they're doing.
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Speaker 5: Also need to talk about what happened in Ukraine yesterday,
and that is that the person that lots of people
insist is not dictatory at all, did a very dictatory
move by blocking access completely in Ukraine to President Trump's
social media platform.
Speaker 2: Whow social isn't that interesting?
Speaker 1: Very dictatory seems dictatory to me. It's like it's there's
a lot of dick in that dictator, you know what
I mean. He's just he is showing his true colors,
isn't he. It's like deals dictatory.
Speaker 2: That's not acting because he's usually acting.
Speaker 3: This is how we were dancing. Oh sorry, you're going
to be mean to me.
Speaker 1: After you guys have given me like the jillions of dollars,
we're gonna go ahead and block President Trump's social media platform.
I mean, this is just a you're a child, You're
a child, and a dictator.
Speaker 5: Yep Elon posted a meme or he shared a meme
rather on Twitter that was just so perfect. So on
one hand, you've got Trump saying I'm slashing government, and
the crazy liberal on the right going dictator, and then
Zelenski saying Ukraine won't get an election, I'll stay in charge,
and that same liberal going, Yeah, I'd.
Speaker 1: Like to know, like if Joe Lee just appreciated her
twenty million for going to hang out with the dictator
Ben Stiller and like all the all the other people,
all the other stupid celebrities that were we paid to
like be nice to this guy to try to prop
him up. We should get all that money back.
Speaker 3: It would be nice.
Speaker 5: It would be nice to just even know where it is,
you know, I would just like to know where's her.
Speaker 1: Pocket, Like Angelina Jolie's enjoying life.
Speaker 2: I mean that twenty million?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I guess last night the Senate Republicans, well,
the Senate actually moved forward on their budget proposal. The
only Republican that voted against it was Rand Paul And
you know you can Ran Paul is one of those
guys that he is going to stick to his budget,
slashing guns regardless. And he explained about the funding for Ukraine,
because of course there is some within the Senate bill,
the Senate budget proposal, and so he was talking about
dealing with people who want to help both America and Ukraine,
and how that's a false choice. Here he is explaining,
and I think he's exactly right.
Speaker 15: Why are the decisions of this body so awful because
there's a printing press. I had a conversation with one
of my Democrat colleagues and he said.
Speaker 16: I said, we have to make a choice.
Speaker 15: You got to decide whether you want to help the
poor in our country, you want to help the poor
in the Ukraine, or help whoever you're paying Ukraine. He says,
we shouldn't have to.
Speaker 8: Make a choice.
Speaker 15: Well, it's like you do have to make a choice.
The fact that you think you don't have to make
a choice is why we're thirty six trillion dollars in
the hole. You have to make choices. Which comes first,
Ukraine or America. You can do both because we don't
have enough money. We only have enough taxes coming into
pay for Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and food stamps, everything
else is borrowed. Yes, so maybe able body people need
to go back to work. Maybe there needs to be
a work requirement. Maybe for goodness sakes, food stamps shouldn't
buy sugar drinks, chips, ding dongs, and twinkies.
Speaker 1: Go figure. I love all of this. I agree with
them one hundred percent. We are broke. Why are we
paying for other country? And the fact that they still
Republicans still do that unacceptable. All of those people need
to go until we get people in there who understand
that America is first, Ukraine does not come first, and
they're not.
Speaker 5: And how do they how do they they put up?
They put forth all of these amendments and stuff. You know,
there are some senators were trying to put forward amendments
wanting to cut a whole big bunch of spending, Ran
Paul of course being one of them, and then other
Republicans are like, no, we're not going to do that.
And at the same time they'll go out and cheer.
Speaker 3: For Elon, right, just like, how are you Where is
the disconnect here?
Speaker 1: Well, the disconnect is they want to get re elected
and they just want to stay in their push positions
and stay in the hot tub and just continue to
get rich off of our money. So those people, we
got to weed them out, and we got to get
rid of them. We got to get It's like that's
part of draining the swamp. I think that dose is
like the first part of it is the budgeting and
the money and draining the swamp that way. But we
have to go to the ballots, right and we have
to we have to get these people out of there.
Speaker 2: Pay attention to who's doing.
Speaker 5: Also, if you just in case you're one of the
people who keep seeing lefties all over your social media
saying there somehow because Trump is in office, that that
is the reason that there's all of these stories about
plane crashes.
Speaker 3: I know you've seen it.
Speaker 5: I know you've heard lots and lots of Democrats say
this is essentially Trump's fault, that.
Speaker 3: There's all this chaos in the skies.
Speaker 5: Frank Luntz actually posted some reality because someone was asking.
Speaker 3: Have there been more plane crashes this year?
Speaker 5: And actually, the NTSB has reported eighty seven eight aviation
accidents involving all kinds of aircraft since the start of
this year.
Speaker 3: That includes sixty two in January twenty eight. So far,
in February.
Speaker 5: That is a decrease when compared to this time last year.
Speaker 3: In twenty twenty four, there were.
Speaker 5: Eighty accidents in January and ninety three in February. But
you're going to notice the legacy media really wanting to
promote this story. So anytime there's even any kind of
mishap in aviation, they're going to talk about it.
Speaker 3: Where they didn't last year.
Speaker 1: They didn't it all last year. So again, just know it.
You're right, it is the legacy media totally. They're gonna
pick and choose what they want you to see and hear.
Speaker 3: We always remember that always there's a lens to look through.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, and it's a it's a Democrat lens.
It is a total comy lens is what it is.
Speaker 5: All right, moving on, we need to talk about jd Vance.
Seapack is happening now. I will be honest and tell.
Speaker 3: You that I had no idea. I didn't completely forgotten
two years ago.
Speaker 2: He went, two years ago.
Speaker 1: The last time he went, and yeah, something like that
was like twenty ten or something.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, I mean it's.
Speaker 5: Fine, and it is obviously lots of people go. Jad
Vance was there. He was amazing. He did a sit
down interview with Mercedes Slap and was fantastic and we'll
have some clips from him to share. But yeah, I
completely forgot. I just totally forgot that it was a
thing need too.
Speaker 17: Oh.
Speaker 5: Anyway, he was asked about what his message to young
boys and young men would be, and it was so
refreshing to hear somebody actually give the right message to
young men and boys telling them, don't believe that you
are the problem, because that's all you ever hear from
the left.
Speaker 3: Here's jd Vance on that.
Speaker 16: And I think you know you asked me my message
to young men is I think that our culture sends
a message to young men that you should suppress every
masculine urge. You should you should try to cast aside
your family, You should try to suppress what makes you
a young man in the first place. And I think
that my message to young men is don't allow this
broken culture to send you a message that you're a
bad person because you're a man, because you like to
tell a joke, because you like to have a beer
with your friends, or because you're competitive.
Speaker 3: It's our.
Speaker 16: Like, our message, the cultural message. And I think the
presidents in mine is the exact opposite. But our cultural
message is I think that it wants to turn everybody
into whether male or female, into androgynous idiots who think
the same, talk the same, and act the same. We
actually think God made male and female for a purpose,
and we want you guys to thrive as young men
and as young women, and we're going to help with
our public policy to make it possible.
Speaker 9: To do that.
Speaker 2: I love that so much.
Speaker 1: Be unapologetic, unapologetic in your masculinity and your femininity. Just
be unapologetic. Screw them, because we do. There are roles,
there are differences. We see that and we value it,
and that's I love that, And they're going to do
that with their policies. I think that's just what a
what I never thought i'd see the day I know.
Speaker 5: It's just so refreshing to hear just a man address
young men in the way that they deserve to be addressed. Yeah,
which is not to say it is your your the
reason for.
Speaker 1: All the bad in the world. That's what men have
been hearing forever, right, and they're not. Men are awesome exactly.
Speaker 5: Jdvans also talked about the extent to which Biden is
responsible for destroying free speech.
Speaker 3: Here he is on that.
Speaker 16: Biden administration did more to destroy free speech not just
in the United States, but also in Europe than any
administration in American history. I'm not even blaming the Europeans.
I'm actually saying, you follow the lead of Joe Biden
into censorship and mass migration.
Speaker 13: Follow the lead of Donald J.
Speaker 16: Trump, and that's free speech, borders, and sovereignty. That is
the future for our shared civilization.
Speaker 1: And to stop wasting our money. That's another message that
they're sending is that they are on the taxpayer side
for the first time in history. I'm seeing an administration
that's like, Okay, we want to secure the borders, we
want to unlock growth, we want to do all these things,
but we are on the side of you. We want
to say you money because you have beginn screwed. And
so I appreciate that. I think more than anything, I
love the cultural stuff. Don't get me wrong, I do,
but the fact that they are on our side from
a financial perspective, and they're like, you, guys, have they
they have stolen from you for the past several decades,
the past half a century, they've been stealing from you,
So how can we fix that? It is so refreshing
to hear that and see it happening. It's not just
hearing it, we're seeing it happen.
Speaker 15: Well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And he reminds everybody that they are there with
a mandate for some of the things that he just mentioned,
but he kind of puts a finer point on it
right here.
Speaker 18: What the President has tried to do is recognize that
we have a historical mandate on a few issues. We
have to secure the southern border and thanks to his actions,
border crossings are down well over ninety percent and we're
just getting started. He recognize is that we have to
really unlock the engine of American growth. We've got to
get back to having a growing economy.
Speaker 16: That creates good jobs and high wages for the American people.
And a lot of that goes back to drill, baby, drill.
Speaker 3: We've done more on energy under.
Speaker 16: President Trump's leadership then I think any administration.
Speaker 18: In history, and that's not an exaggeration.
Speaker 16: And of course we're going to do more. And I
think the third thing that he's tried to do, of course,
with the help of Elon and all the great folks
at DOGE is ask what are we doing with all
of the American taxpayers' money and why are we wasting
so much of it on garbage? At the American people
either aren't aware that we're spending it on or don't
want to be spending it on in the first place, like,
for example, the stuff that we've figured out Mercedes is unbelievable.
Why are we spending money on progressive modern art projects
centered around toilets in Afghanistan? That's actually something that your
tax dollars were funding until very recently. And I think
all of us are sitting around and asking, what the
hell are we doing with the American people's money for
the last four years. Let's turn off the spigot and
spend the American people's tax money on the American people's priority.
And that's of course been a big focus illustration too.
Speaker 13: Yep.
Speaker 1: And it's not toilets in Afghanistan. It's not my priority.
I know about you guys. I mean it's insane. It's
just insane the stuff that they're finding. And so yeah,
it's no more gravy train, no more.
Speaker 5: Jad Vance also made it funny about CNN and other outlets,
and here he is on that So.
Speaker 4: When you're looking at this list after list after list,
what stands out to.
Speaker 3: You, Well, speak of the press.
Speaker 16: I do think that we've had maybe more executive orders
than CNN has viewers. Right, So hello to our friends
at CNN.
Speaker 2: He's right. He's not saying he's right.
Speaker 1: With all apologies to Scott Jenny, he would probably agree.
Speaker 3: Scott would probably agree with that. If that that is
probably the reason they have any rating.
Speaker 1: Going to say, I was just going to say that
he's probably he is the reason. I'm sure because nobody
watches nobody watches CNN, but once Scott on it.
Speaker 3: Oh look what they do watch.
Speaker 5: This was also I love this because it kind of
reminded me. I mean, I don't mean to sound like
like all like full of ourselves, but one of the
things I think makes us have the level of success
that we have is that we are who we are
and we don't try to pretend otherwise.
Speaker 3: And so what he says about advice.
Speaker 5: That Usha offered him reminded me of kind of like
a value that you and I definitely totally.
Speaker 16: By she gave me when it came to politics is
don't let them filter you, right, and in politics you know,
you've got consultants, and you've got media professionals, you've got polsters,
you've got a lot of people who try to tell
you what to say or how to behave, or you know,
what to do, and you should just said, just be yourself,
be authentic, go out there and say what's actually on
your mind. Maybe a little nicer from time to time.
But I think that's the best advice that she gave me.
And that's why we take our kids everywhere. And that's
why I'm not afraid to make a joke on social media,
even if it's sometimes a dad joke. I forgive you know,
forgive me all of you who don't like don't like
dad jokes, but you just got to be yourself. And
I think that's President Trump's superpower in American politics. And
that's probably the best advice Wosh ever gave me, at
least on politics.
Speaker 2: I totally agree with that.
Speaker 1: Like, we've had PR people for the past we've been
doing this on a sixteen years is it sixteen years?
Sixteen years the end of this month, right, yeah, right,
sixteen years, you guys, at the end of this month.
We have had several PR people try to tell us
who to be, what to say, how to act, how
to like repackage ourselves, and we're like.
Speaker 2: You can bugger off man, We're not gonna not be
ourselves like it would be. It would be exhausting.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh. I can't imagine.
Speaker 1: I'm not an actor. I wasn't a theater you know
what I mean. I can't pretend to be somebody that
I'm not and they and believe me, it happens. So
when he said that yesterday, I was just like, oh
my god, I can totally relate, absolutely relate, because especially
in politics, they try to mold people into some sort
of brand, and the only brand that Mock and I
have is we're just ourselves, like you know, right, and
that's probably why we're not as successful as other people.
Speaker 2: But I am okay with that totally.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean we don't we don't play some of the
games that are acquired to get like super superper stardom level.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, And I'm happy with that, you know why,
because it's we have a community that other.
Speaker 2: People don't have.
Speaker 1: I will that was the thing I'm most proud of
when it when it comes insane, Yeah, one, our friendship
and to our community, and that's I think that means something.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 5: You notice that he said the thing about occasionally making
a dad joke, and you know how we have dad
joke Wednesday. Yes, yes, remember how Norm Eisen and Jennifer
Rubin are trying to do like a variety show.
Speaker 3: You guys, look news highlights and the low lights and
go through some of the We'll go through some of
the joke highlights will have the dad joke of the
day that guaranteed morning the stream of dead jokes.
Speaker 1: Can you even I think they listen to our show
and they're like, wait, these chicks do it on Wednesdays,
Let's do it every day.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 8: Guys.
Speaker 2: They're the biggest nerds.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I love nerds, I do, but they're like the worst
kind of nerd.
Speaker 1: They're the awful on descending nerds, right, not the kind
that can parallel park rockets, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: That's my kind of nerd, but not that right.
Speaker 5: I mean I saw that and I was just they
are so crampy, they are, but we're so cool.
Speaker 2: Look at they are. Jennifer.
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to Caroline love it and her just just love her
so much. She did another presser yesterday. She also had guests.
She brought with her Kevin Hassett, who's one of the
policy advisors economic policy advisors to President Trump. She also
had Stephen Miller with her. Was and yeah, we have
a couple of clips from him as well. But she
started out reminding the press corps just how much access
they've been given to President Trump. It is remarkable here,
she is to summarize, so over.
Speaker 19: The past month, the President has taken questions from the
press all of you, nearly every single day, sometimes on
multiple different occasions in the same day, on any topic
any of you wish to talk about. President Trump set
the tone on this approach immediately when he took more
than twelve times the questions in his first few hours
in office, as Joe Biden did in his entire first week.
Speaker 18: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 19: Yesterday we hosted a local media row here at the
White House with television and radio stations from across the
country that reached up to sixty million viewers and listeners
in our ongoing pursuit of transparency.
Speaker 3: On this one month celebration.
Speaker 19: I am thrilled to bring three of my colleagues and
our policy experts here at the White House to further
recap this incredible.
Speaker 5: First Anyway, so she was introducing the other folks there,
but I mean, it's amazing how often he is available.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 1: And and the left will tell you that, you know,
they would rather have some guy that's living in a
basement that's being run by other people.
Speaker 2: That's literally crazy.
Speaker 1: That Yeah, just it's astounding to me, like, at least
give give Trump credit for a couple of things. If
you if you can't do that, as somebody on the left,
you definitely have TDS and EDS, you have a mental disorder.
Speaker 2: Because he's doing great things.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately, you guys probably know that the United States hockey
team lost to Canada last.
Speaker 2: Night in overtime. That she did not want to talk
about this. I don't want to talk about it.
Speaker 5: I know, right, But yesterday when Caroline was I think
she was being asked if Trump was planning to attend.
He couldn't because he had another speaking engagement to go
to but she just she and Trump both they will
never miss an opportunity to kind of like slam Canada.
And she did it in the presser yesterday in this
way in.
Speaker 19: The game tonight, and we look forward to the United
States speeding hour soon to be fifty first state Canada.
Speaker 1: But Trudeau was so smug, He was so beta male smug,
so excited.
Speaker 5: He was supposed to be gone by now, like having
the election already, just get out, just.
Speaker 3: Everybody knows you resigned, Just go right.
Speaker 1: I totally agree, Like why did he keeps showing up?
Because he just can't stop, won't stop, right exactly.
Speaker 3: So Kevin Hassett also spoke.
Speaker 5: He was asked a question about the tariffs and how
much revenue that was they were expected to bring into
the country.
Speaker 3: Here's the question and answer.
Speaker 13: That about replacing income tax with tariff revenue, especially with
all this waste broad abuse that we're seeing cut, is
that a possibility? Absolutely?
Speaker 20: And in fact, if you think about the China tariff
revenue that we're estimating is coming in from the ten
percent that we just added plus the Dominimus thing, that
it's between five hundred billion and trillion dollars over ten
years is our estimate. And that's something that is outside
of the reductions that markets are seeing through the negotiations
up on the Hill, and so we expect that the
tariff revenue is actually going to make it much easier
for Republicans to pass a bill, and that was the
president's plan all along.
Speaker 2: I love that guy.
Speaker 1: He's such a happy He's like a happy warrior, that guy. Yeah,
positive like personality. And he came out He's just like.
Speaker 3: Hi, Hey, everybody.
Speaker 1: Hey, It's like if Mack was doing it, you know
what I mean. He was so happy to be Yeah,
he's a cheerful person. And he sounded a little bit
like he had.
Speaker 3: A cold, like maybe he could use to fill It's
going around.
Speaker 1: It's going around, you guys. All the crap is going around. Yeah,
there is some stuff going around. But the star of
yesterday's show was definitely Stephen Miller. He was asked a
question before we get to the clip that's absolutely.
Speaker 3: Taking everyone to the moon and back.
Speaker 5: There was a question about DOGE and whether there would
be dividends and how that would work. Because you've probably
heard and again we talked about this yesterday. We don't
particularly think that this is a good idea. It should
all go to paying down the debt. But what they've
said and what we keep hearing is it twenty percent
would go to the debt, twenty percent would come to
the citizens, the taxpayers.
Speaker 3: Well then what about the rest of it?
Speaker 5: And so somebody asked the question and Steven Miller cleared
that up.
Speaker 13: So, Stephen, we're hearing about these dose dividend checks that
would be twenty percent back to taxpayers, twenty percent to
pay down the debt.
Speaker 11: Sixty percent is left.
Speaker 13: Who gets that? Well, the way that it works is
when you achieve savings, you can either return to the taxpayers,
you can return it to our debtors, or it can
be cycled into next year's budget and then it just
lowers the overall baseline for next year. So in other words,
you can just transfer into the next fiscal window and
then lower the overall spending level. And that means that
you can achieve a permanent savings that way, and that
reduces the deficit, which is fantastic.
Speaker 5: I mean, just do that, like I think, I just
don't think. Listen, I'm not trying to deny anybody cash.
Speaker 2: But they're with you.
Speaker 1: I just don't like this because my daughter in law
wrote me yesterday and she's like, are we getting five
thousand dollars from the government, And I'm like, I hope not,
because I really want them to be able to And
then I explained her everything we talked about yesterday.
Speaker 2: I was like, I mean, it.
Speaker 1: Sounds attractive to people, but it's very democratic democraty to me.
It's like a stimulut I didn't like the stimulus checks either.
I think that they were I don't think that we
should have done that. So I feel like it's sort
of stimulus y, don't you think, And I don't.
Speaker 5: Well, it just it seems to like it negates the
entire purpose of this entire exercise was to reduce the debt,
so let's do that. I mean, this is like, this
is like the analogy I think I heard somebody making
it yesterday. It's like if you have if you owe
thirty thousand dollars on your credit card and you can
only afford your minimum payment due every month, and you're
not making any headway, right, and then someone is like,
we're going to give you five thousand dollars. The thing
to do is pay down your debt, not take that
money and spend it over here. You have an obligation
to reduce your debt first, and so that's the same
as the United States.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm right there with you. I don't think this is
a good idea. I think we need to absolutely take
care of the debt first, and then I think in
the long run, if we just if we play the
long game on this, it's going to help us in
the future. And then you know what would really be
nice is if they did that pay down the debt
and then like got rid of the irs and gave
us a flat tax.
Speaker 2: That would be great.
Speaker 3: Exactly, Yes, that do that and all lowered right right.
Speaker 1: Everybody wants their taxes to be lower because then it
would be a continuous it would have longevity.
Speaker 2: I just think, yes, this is stimulus eated.
Speaker 21: Man.
Speaker 2: I don't like it.
Speaker 5: And now we're saying that, and we don't want you
to confuse us with the attitude that Jasmine Crockett has
about this, because it is not the same.
Speaker 3: Here is her ridiculous. Here's what she said.
Speaker 6: We are not in the business of giving out money.
Speaker 13: And honestly, I don't know what five thousand dollars will
do for really.
Speaker 1: Okay, but that's toned up with the fifteen hundred and
stimulus was helpful, but five thousand isn't like that. She's
a hypocrite, first of all, and she's a hypocrite in
many ways because I'm sure she gave money to Ukraine.
I'm sure she was delighted to give money to crap
we didn't want to give money to. But yet giving
five thousand dollars to the American people, not that I
agree with it, but giving five thousand dollars back to
the American people because that's our money, Lady like somehow
she's like, it's not going to help people. Actually it
would help a lot of people, but I don't know.
Speaker 5: That's the point of doing that now, minimizing the impact
that that would have on people, and granted it would
it would have.
Speaker 3: That's a lot of money.
Speaker 2: That's a ton of money.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's just when you look at overall, the whole
purpose behind trying to cut and eliminate all of this waste, fraud, abuse,
it's to bring down our debt. It's to get us right,
it's to write the ship again, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Anyway, she's awful.
Speaker 5: And now back to Stephen Miller, who is not. And
he gave the press a what four yesterday and accused
them to their faces of being of hiding the fact
that Joe Biden was basically asleep at the wheel, and
he also gave them a little bit of a civics
lesson here.
Speaker 13: He is true that many of the people in this
room for four years failed to cover the fact that
Joe Biden was mentally incompetent and was not running the country.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 13: It is also true that many people in this room
who have used this talking point that Elon is not elected,
fail to understand how government works. So I'm glad for
the opportunity for a brief civics lesson. A president is
elected by the whole American people. He's the only official
in the entire government that is elected by the entire nation. Right,
Judges are appointed. Members of Congress are elected at the
district or state level, which is one man. And the
Constitution Article two has a clause known as a vesting clause,
and it says the executive power shall be vested in
a president singular. The whole will of democracy is imbued
into the elected president, that president that appoints staff to
then impose that democratic will onto the government. Threat to democracy, indeed,
the existential threat to democracy is the unelected bureaucracy of
lifetime tenured civil servants who believe the answer to no one,
who believe they can do whatever they want without consequence,
who believe they can set their own agenda no matter
what Americans vote for.
Speaker 2: Got that guy's awesome, isn't he? He really really is?
Speaker 3: He really really is. Yeah.
Speaker 5: All right, moving on because once again, as always, just
when I think, like you know, I've got my head
around the news of the day, four o'clock comes and.
Speaker 3: Trump is busy in busying himself making more news. This
is what happens every day now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And it happened yesterday when he held a reception
for a whole bunch of people to celebrate Black History Month,
and he made some remarks. He introduced Tiger Woods, and
it was really cool to see the room being so
receptive to him. And he made it a really interesting
point in part of his remarks where he referenced the
sixteen to nineteen project and how for.
Speaker 3: So long you know what's her name?
Speaker 5: I don't even Nicole Hanna Jones is the author of
that ridiculous thing, and there's been that push to make
that be this thing in American culture and American history,
and he had a much better idea.
Speaker 3: And I just love this strauation.
Speaker 10: Tried to reduce all of American history to a single year,
sixteen nineteen. But under our administration, we honor the indispensable
role Black Americans have always played in the immortal cause
of another date seventeen seventy six. We like seventeen seventy six.
Speaker 3: That's right, that's right.
Speaker 2: Uh huh, yeah, we like that.
Speaker 5: It's kind of like having the whole black national anthem.
We write the national anthem includes y'all. Okay, we don't
need a separate one. It's so dumb.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure that Martin Luther King would not have
wanted that, you know, I mean, he wanted everybody to
be judged on merit and not the content of character,
rather than the color of their skin. And they are
they want so badly just did to be and the
and to segregate themselves basically, right, which is anathetical to
everything that we've done over the past however many years
in this country.
Speaker 2: So I don't get it. I just don't understand that need.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like I feel that way about the
LGBTQ community too. It's like they want to put themselves
in a compartmentalized little box. We're all freaking Americans.
Speaker 2: Can we just do that? Thanks? Yeah?
Speaker 5: And all the flags, Oh my god, gosh, it's just ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Don't even get me started.
Speaker 5: Also, there was another moment, because you know, Trump cannot
go to an event or have a press you know,
be addressing the press in any way without trolling. It's
just not in his character to be able to resist
that temptation. And he did it again at the celebration
for Black History Month, and it was so funny. Actually,
the crowd helped him because he was talking about thanking
the black folks that were there and talking about how
much more of the black vote he'd received than so
many Republicans prior. So he was thanking them, and all
of a sudden, they start busting out with a aunt
of four more years, which of course he's term limited,
but he joked about it and it was just so cute.
He actually laughs like there's a guffa in the midst
of this little clip, which I just love.
Speaker 22: Proud to say that we received listen to this, more
votes from Black Americans than any Republican president ever, not
even Dross, almost almost forty percent of the vote.
Speaker 10: Now I'm not I won't be happy.
Speaker 22: The next time should I run again. You tell me.
Speaker 10: There's your controversy. Right there, there's your cont.
Speaker 2: I just love it.
Speaker 22: You'll be seeing that. You're going to see You're going
to see that tonight, Tim on television. I want to
thank just a few of the people who are with
us today.
Speaker 1: Got such a king troller, isn't he the greatest? I
love that so great. And CNN and MSNBC and CBS,
they're all like their heads are floating everywhere.
Speaker 5: They're still they're still all losing their ship about the
crown on the time cover, the fake time cover. I mean,
they cannot stop obsessing about That's great. Okay, back to
Seapack because Elon Musk was there and Javier Malay was there,
and Malay presented Elon Musk with a golden chainsaw to
like represent the massive cutting that he's doing.
Speaker 3: Through Doge, and so when they met.
Speaker 5: Backstage, it was so cute, like they're clearly like they
just really really like each other, and it was cute
the moment that they had backstage.
Speaker 3: Heared, Oh my god, I love it.
Speaker 21: Oh my god, that is fantastic.
Speaker 3: That guy, he's so joyful. I love my god. Yeah
he is.
Speaker 2: He's done such great things for his country. You know, absolutely.
Speaker 1: Remember when Democrats said that they cornered the market on
joy like they were the joyful party.
Speaker 2: Bullshit.
Speaker 5: There was kind of a negative Elon moment that happened
during seapack. But his former flame and mother of his
three three of.
Speaker 3: His kids, Grimes, she was trying to reach him.
Speaker 5: Apparently he he's not returning Ashley Saint Claire's he's had.
Speaker 3: Three kids with Grimes.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that he's got three kids with Grimes.
Speaker 3: Wow, okay, And she took to Twitter to try to
reach him, and this is what she said. Please respond
about our child's medical crisis. I'm so sorry to do
this publicly, but it is no longer acceptable to ignore
the situation. This requires immediate attention.
Speaker 1: If you don't want to talk to me, can you
please designate or hire someone who can so that we
can move forward on solving this.
Speaker 5: This is urgent, Elon. I'm not giving any details, but
and then she said this to other people who were like,
why can't you why are you doing this? She said,
I'm not giving any details, but he won't respond to
text calls or emails and has skipped every meeting, and
our child will suffer lifelong impairment if he doesn't respond asap.
So I need him to effing respond, and if I
have to apply public pressure, then I guess that's where
we're at. And then she immediately deleted those and then
said something about how she was deleting it because this
is bringing her child into things, and it's.
Speaker 3: Like, okay, well you you already did that like that,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I mean, we already know that he's a medical there's
a medical crisis here, so.
Speaker 3: Right, and yes there's authentic. Somebody's asking if it's authentic.
Speaker 5: She's talked about it even since on her own Twitter,
saying I deleted this because I didn't want to bring
kids into this whole public you know thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, I just I have thoughts about all this,
and I try I tread lightly because you know, I
think some of these chicks thought that he was going
to be like some family dude that's going to come
in and like have like. It's just not that way
with him. So you kind of know what you're getting into,
is that right, do you think?
Speaker 5: I mean, listen, he is not somebody that you should
not on a relationship if you are a woman.
Speaker 3: It's not going to happen.
Speaker 1: Right, You're not going to settle down with Elon Musk.
It's just not going to happen. So there's a lot
of women, a lot he wants to He's a pro creator,
that's right.
Speaker 3: He's not a dad. He is a creator, not a dad,
and that sucks.
Speaker 5: I mean, it would be really cool if he was
a better dad, but he's not, and that is well documented.
Speaker 2: At this point exactly.
Speaker 3: So I don't know why people keep having kids with him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, these young women, they just I think they it's
it's different because there isn't If he wasn't as loaded
as he is, I don't know if they would have
gotten involved with him.
Speaker 2: But there's that's a whole other conversation. But anyway, Yeah,
all right.
Speaker 5: Moving on to some crazies because we've got a lot,
and we're going to start with James Carvill making actually
a valid point. We do have James Carvill being crazy
in just a little bit. But first I was surprised
to hear him make a point that I actually agreed with.
I guess it goes to that whole broken clock is
right twice a day thing. But here he is talking
about racism, and he.
Speaker 8: Is right disappointed observation. I think these people. The most
racist thing that I hear is when people say community
is a color or people are color, because that assumes
that everybody that is not white is the same, which
is like, it's horribly, horribly I think it's racious to say, well,
Filipinos are the same as Hondurians are the same as
Nigerians are the same as Indonesians. Is absurd.
Speaker 3: I can't believe.
Speaker 1: I don't I can't believe I'm agreeing with him, But
I am right, yeah, yeah, I mean he's right, but
your party's been doing that.
Speaker 2: Your party is the one that did that.
Speaker 1: They are, well, yeah, so this is what they it's
I mean that your bed, you got to sleep in it.
Speaker 5: But he's also, as we know, completely batshit, and he's
so mad at Stephen A. Smith, like there's no side
to be on here, because both of these men are
detestable to me, right.
Speaker 3: But like Stephen A.
Speaker 5: Smith has recently come out and suggested that he might
run for president, and he's like been very political lately,
and James Carvel has a huge problem with that.
Speaker 3: He thinks that Stephen A.
Speaker 5: Smith has no business talking politics and hid your kids,
hide your wives, because he just not men's words about that.
Speaker 8: When it comes to sports. I find him a big,
really insightful. When it comes to politics, he don't know
as from a hole in the ground. He's on that
running his god mouth about how he may have to
run as a Democrat because there's nothing left. The Democratic
Party has no talent. Stephen, are you seeing me? I mean,
you say you're friends with Wes Moore and you say
you're friends with Jos Shapiro. I'm friends with both of them.
I think they're really extraordinary talented people. I got news
for you, dude. That's six or seven other people in
a Democratic Party that are just that talented. So before
you start running your mouth off about politics, the topic
of what you really don't know anything about, you ought
to sit back and think about it and call some
people and run.
Speaker 9: It by it.
Speaker 1: Yike, Okay, I actually hope yeah, I think that would
be so fun to watch if he ran, that would
be great, wouldn't It would be entertaining as hell.
Speaker 2: And also just a side note, I'm.
Speaker 1: Not sure you guys, but did James Carvell go to
LSU because he never wears LSU stuff?
Speaker 2: Do you how only we move up?
Speaker 3: It's such a mystery.
Speaker 1: But God, he's like constantly in purple and gold. I
cannot with that guy.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 5: And it's interesting that he's calling out Stephen A. Smith
for not being insightful about politics and saying basically he
shouldn't be talking about things he doesn't know about. Because
here's James Carvel just a few days before the election.
Speaker 8: Take Harris over two hundred and seventy electoral vote. Let
these foods and these crypto markets do something. Let them
drive the betting line into a favorable place and then
take advantage of it. That's what I would do. I
think she's gonna win. He's got more money, got more energy,
has the more United Party, has better surrogates, and he's
stone ass nuts. If you look at these early vote numbers,
you look at anything, the weather. This country are just
tired of being treated like they're being treated by Trump
and Alito on a spring court.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he doesn't know anything, but.
Speaker 3: Stephen Smith, right, because.
Speaker 1: Apparently he can predict everything and he's a political genius.
He's not. He's just a guy in an L. S
U outfit every single day. It's like granimals at this point,
remember the animals.
Speaker 5: Yeah, wow, I bet he ruins that day that he
had all that stuff about Kamala.
Speaker 1: But I actually like, I I hope that Stephen runs,
I really really do.
Speaker 2: I think that would be great more of that.
Speaker 3: I don't know, people to vote for him, isn't he though?
Speaker 1: Isn't he the guy that spoke out against Serena doing
the Super Bowl dance and he said that if that
were my wife?
Speaker 2: Is that him?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I hadn't read about that.
Speaker 2: I think he's. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think he actually said if that were my wife,
I would have divorced her, and then like it caused
a whole rift between him and her husband and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, damn mm hmm. Yeah, just I mean run, I
hope you.
Speaker 5: Sonny Houston on the View is talking about the congestion
tax and the whole thing. She's very upset about the
time cover with the King and the Crown and the
long we live the king. She's like absolutely taking that
to heart, genuinely believes that Trump has never wanted to
be president and only has ever wanted to be a king.
And she actually likes not having all the pleads on
the road with her.
Speaker 3: Here she is to explain leave Trump.
Speaker 23: Yeah, And what he said is that Trump has never
really wanted to be president. He actually has always wanted
to be king. And he also says that his plan
this time is to first play king on television. And
if we believe he is already king, he will be
likely we will be likelier to let him govern as
a king. So don't believe him, because right now what
we're seeing is he's waving his scepter, his king scepter.
Congestion pricing is gone, right, He's waving his sceptor pro
congestion pricing being gone.
Speaker 3: And what Peo would.
Speaker 7: Agree with me, Well, I don't know.
Speaker 23: I feel like my drive in has been a little
bit easier, smoother, But oh my god, he's waving the
sept around and people seem to think that things are
happening by executive order, and I think that that is
his plan. He wants to run.
Speaker 3: For a third term.
Speaker 2: People are out of their freaking minds. They really are.
Speaker 1: I know, it's I saw at nine dollars a day,
working five days a week, that's twenty three hundred and
forty dollars a year that you pay in that tax.
Speaker 2: That's a lot of freaking money.
Speaker 8: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: That's a lot of money toss.
Speaker 5: And they're already paying taxes for New York to have roads.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean that they should have the
right to drive on right.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, exactly mock And meanwhile, Sonny is making one point
six million dollars a year at least, that's the last
contract that I saw of her. So it's hard for
her to understand that stuff. You know, she just lives
in a different reality. All of these people do.
Speaker 3: And you can't tell me that she drives herself, I
know to the office. No, she had no way.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you know she has a driver, you know
she does.
Speaker 5: Speaking of the congestions, there was I mean, I know,
we played I'm Kathy Oakle yesterday and she's super cringe
just as a person like she doesn't even have to
do anything to be cringe.
Speaker 3: She just has to exist and she is cringe.
Speaker 5: But when when she tries the whole put them up
like tough girl thing. It is so painfully cringe and
she's still talking about Trump. And basically, it's Trump's fault
that there's traffic in New York. I don't know if
you guys knew that, but it is all his fault.
Speaker 3: She wants you to know that.
Speaker 5: And so here here she is yesterday, just cringing it up.
Speaker 4: The commuters of our city and our region are now
the roadkill on Donald Trump's revenge tour against New York.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, she's just so bad at this.
Speaker 4: If in some world that they are successful, the next
time you're stuck in traffic, the next time your train
is delayed, the next time you're in a flooded station
because infrastructure pairs were not.
Speaker 2: Made, I want you to think of this.
Speaker 4: Think about this next time you're stuck in traffic.
Speaker 2: God, she's crazy.
Speaker 3: Let me check my notes. We know where the goes.
Speaker 1: Okay, I gotta get a look at my script. How
many times do you think she practiced that in the mirror?
So many times you know she did. And then she
still is like, I gotta look at my notes. I
gotta look because I have a script that I gotta follow.
Speaker 3: Shut up?
Speaker 2: Got it so great?
Speaker 5: There are very very angry liberals who believe that their
representatives are not doing enough to counteract all the.
Speaker 3: Things that Trump is doing.
Speaker 5: It's like they don't understand how elections have consequences.
Speaker 3: They're not getting it.
Speaker 5: And so this woman, this person in particular, is real,
real mad. And in the comments you'll see that people
are like, we need Luigi essentially, and you know what
that means. They're coming against the or Elon or both.
And so she is making a plea to her elected representatives.
Speaker 2: To do something something.
Speaker 6: So when are people who actually have the power to
do something actually fucking do something when there's only so
much that me myself, as an individual citizen, can do,
you know, like write, call to representatives, speak up, do whatever.
Speaker 8: I like.
Speaker 6: I know that there's stuff that I can do, but
it's all it's minuscule. I can't fucking go to the
DC and like arrest Musk or anything. I don't have
the ability to do that.
Speaker 3: But when the fuck are people going who are in power?
Speaker 6: When the fuck who are people who are actually in
fucking power do something about this? When are they gonna
fucking do something to stop this fucking.
Speaker 2: Madness from happening.
Speaker 3: When when are you the Democratic Party? When the fuck
are you gonna.
Speaker 6: Actually stand up and fucking do something? When the fuck
are those who took an oath to protect this country
actually stand up and fucking do something because they are
not playing by the rules. So therefore it is time
for us to stop playing by the rules because there's
no fucking rule book anymore. There is no fucking rule book.
You guys have to fucking do something before it's too late.
Speaker 3: And literally, we are right there. We are getting to
that point of.
Speaker 6: No return, and I swear the guy once we crossed
that line, that's it.
Speaker 3: Fucking do something.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, sir, you need to calm down, because
damn that's there's a lot of that bombs happening there
with that dude.
Speaker 2: What was that do?
Speaker 1: He doesn't understand how things were, doesn't understack. The Democrats
aren't in power. That's why they're not doing things.
Speaker 3: They can't. That's the election consequence.
Speaker 1: The last four years, and they aft everything up and
we're cleaning up all the messes.
Speaker 2: Okay, sir, so calm down.
Speaker 5: And there's also liberal women who are so upset about
what's happening that they are announcing to the world that
they can't have kids because of it, And.
Speaker 3: I think this is a net positive for our side.
Here it is.
Speaker 14: Last night, and the conversation with my fiance and I
had before we went to bed was, if this happens,
we won't be having kids, at.
Speaker 17: Least not in the next four years. Okay, we definitely
can't have them in the.
Speaker 2: State we live in now, don't do it, Just don't.
Speaker 17: I'm already a high risk and if we wait four years,
I'll be pushing thirty six, which makes me high risk
and a geriatic pardency, which means in probably not going
to happen for me. Us definitely not here in Charleston,
South Carolina. We could move back to our home state.
Speaker 14: Of Maine, you should, they're a protected state, or to
Vermont somewhere in New England, but.
Speaker 17: Even then, who's to say what's going to happen. And
then waking up to texts between I saw my female
friends and my lgbt Q plus friends and not knowing
what the world's going to look like for them either,
and then coming to school this morning and realizing someone
want to put a gun in my hand to protect
these kids.
Speaker 3: Another teacher.
Speaker 20: That's all we did.
Speaker 3: Teacher in services would help us.
Speaker 17: Prepare for gun lockdowns. I teach two and three year olds.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that's the world they're growing up in.
Speaker 2: Two Oh, that just ruined my day.
Speaker 17: So I hope you voted, and I hope you know
what you did when you voted.
Speaker 2: We did really crying?
Speaker 3: Is she really their tears?
Speaker 1: There were a couple of tears, a little bit of
a maybe a little bit. Yeah, it's fine if you
don't have kids. In fact, it's probably best that you're
not a mother to anybody. So yeah, it's a good,
good plan. So congratulations. I have no problem with this whatever,
no problem with it either, totally in agreement. Do not
have kids and also move to Maine. So maybe Mack
will run into you in South Carolina.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't like that she's going to do that.
Speaker 5: Piers Morgan had Riley Gaines on the other night along
with some trans Yeah that goes by Blossom. Yeah, to
talk about trans people in girls and women's sports, and
this person was insane.
Speaker 3: There's two very short clips.
Speaker 5: The first they're talking about she I can't even use
that word. Blossom Blossom, who's clearly a dude. Blossom is
actually suggesting that we should just only have gender neutral sports,
which if Blossom would just think that through for a
hot second, Blossom would realize that would mean there would
be no women's sports, because if you have men and
women competing together, men will always win. That's why there's
women's sports. But that's a concept that goes over Blossom's heads.
Speaker 1: Es actually goes over the concept. It's a concept that
goes over a lot of people's heads that have ever
competed in sports. Yeah, a lot of people that weigh
in on this that have never had a like they've
never done anything sporty. And then they're like, let me
tell you how everything should now.
Speaker 5: You can just see Riley's head wanting like it's about
to explode, and even Pierce Morgan is like, you are insane.
The second clip, because I'm just gonna let these run together,
is them trying to make Blossom understand the ridiculousness of
the argument, and they say, well, what do you think
about paralympians competing with able bodied olympians? And you can
imagine how the conversation goes.
Speaker 3: Here are both clips.
Speaker 11: Blossom just to be clear, would you want the American
Olympics the LA Olympics. Would you want them to be
gender neutral, whether sexies compete with each other?
Speaker 7: Absolutely, I don't see anything wrong with the idea. Also
believe it's insane man and non binary?
Speaker 16: Yes, why not?
Speaker 11: Completely?
Speaker 7: This country was built on diversity, equity and in that
does include that does include fifth women like.
Speaker 3: And you know what you would do.
Speaker 11: You would exclude all women from winning medals.
Speaker 6: We absurd from top to bottom saying there should be
a gender neutral Olympics.
Speaker 3: Are you serious? Do you also believe blossom that we
should combine the Paralympics and the Olympics. I would love
to hear an answer to that.
Speaker 11: Okay, I'll aska bring blossom. Should we combine the Paralympics
with the regular Olympics, had them all compete with each other?
Speaker 7: I mean why not?
Speaker 2: And to go back to complete Yeah, I just this
is the thing.
Speaker 7: And I.
Speaker 1: Would put money on the fact that money I don't have,
on the fact that that individual has never played a sport,
never played a sport, never done anything athletic, never had
to work for anything like that, never gotten up at
you know, five o'clock in the morning, six days a
week and worked at their sport, which is basically their craft,
to do anything to succeed in anything like that athletic.
I guarantee you that individual's never done anything in.
Speaker 3: No way, there's no way it's related.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't know where Peers finds these people, but damn
prosers that go out there and find the crazy.
Speaker 5: And then one more clip before we get to some talks,
and that is I have discovered a new girl crush.
Speaker 3: Her name is Naomi oh Man. I can't remember her Cunningham,
Naomi Cunningham Cunningham.
Speaker 5: Okay, sorry, I think it'll even say on her little
name plate anyway that you're.
Speaker 3: About to see.
Speaker 5: She is a British discrimination lawyer and her focus at
least over the last few years, has been on sex
based rights, and so she's been pretty outspoken about the
trans issue and the invasion of women's spaces issue. And
what I love about her is her absolutely unflappable, calm, normal,
just perfect way of delivering a very tough message. So
she's talking with a absolutely crazy woman who is afraid
of offending. You can tell that this is a woman
who's afraid of any any trans people and so she's
making a suggestion that some trans people don't.
Speaker 3: Experience gender dysphoria. And that's when Naomi sets her straight that.
Speaker 9: That question of gender dysphoria and the medicalization, given that
the World Health Organization has reclassified it, and given that
we know there is increasing evidence that not all trans
people experience gender dysphoria, how how then can we retain
a restriction that excludes trans people from getting getting a GOC.
Speaker 24: Well, I want to put that question back to you,
if I may, you say, not all trans people experience
gender dysphoria. But if that's the case, I don't I'm
not sure I understand what you mean by a transperson, right.
Speaker 9: So, I think the evidence is is increasingly clear, there
is substantial published research from engagement directly with trans people
that that is not always the case. And in the
same way as I wouldn't want to prescribe what being
a woman has to be, you have to look a
certain way, you have to address a certain way, you
have to act as certain I'm not going to do that.
I'm not going to do that to trans people either.
Speaker 24: But if you if you say, if you define a
transperson simply as anybody who defines themselves as a transperson.
You have a hopelessly circular definition, and you can't make
any useful generalizations about the characteristics of that group.
Speaker 3: I love her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's very calm, very calm. It's going to be
a lovely Friday. Everybody, bring it in. You don't have
any gifts or anything.
Speaker 2: Do you anything? We're good, I do.
Speaker 3: Okay, you guys have the best weekend ever.
Speaker 2: And we will talk to you on Monday. Thank you.