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that are unrelated to some of our bigger stories of
the day, but are still newsworthy. Nonetheless, this just kind
of cracked cracked me up because it was about Hunter
Biden and his stupid art apparently not going so great.
He has asked a judge to drop his laptop lawsuit
because he is millions of dollars in debt. He's kind
of blaming the wildfires, although I don't think his house
was even impacted directly.
Speaker 1: But he does blame his dwindling.
Speaker 4: Art and book sales for his financial troubles.
Speaker 1: It's hilarious. Here's the thought I'd get a real freaking
job like the US. What a loser.
Speaker 4: This guy is such a loser, and Charles C. W.
Cook had the perfect comment about it, saying it's truly
unfortunate timing for Hunter Biden that his artistic inspiration dried
up at the exaus exact moment that his father sezed
to be president.
Speaker 2: It's so true. Leave it to Charles and nail that
this guy collow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what a piece of work that guy is.
Speaker 4: Also, do you guys remember that horrible, horrible story from
New York City. I think it was like on a
subway platform where some illegal set a woman on fire.
Speaker 1: You guys remember that? I remember? Horrific.
Speaker 4: So, thanks to New York City's dumb ass policies, that
guy who is in jail, he is not going the
city's the city's connection, the criminal Department has refused to
honor the ICE detainer.
Speaker 1: So ICE is like, we want to deport this guy.
He has no business being here.
Speaker 4: And New York City is like, no, we would rather
taxpayers fund his entire time in prison.
Speaker 1: We're good.
Speaker 2: It's still stupid, Yeah, it's beyond stupid. There's just no
common sense here. Honestly, what are you doing, New York?
Speaker 1: It just makes no sense. So this creep is still
in our country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you know what, it's never going to change
until they change their leaders, Until New York just gets
their crap together and they change, you get the government
you deserve, man, And this is.
Speaker 1: Absolute proof of that.
Speaker 4: Right, And then you've probably heard that there's you know,
Columbia universities being targeted again with all of these ridiculous protests,
These insane people who never know how to protest according
to the law. They always take things like steps beyond
where they should and so they've been not only disruptive
but intimidating to Jewish students.
Speaker 1: Absolutely awful and enough is enough.
Speaker 4: So now Trump had promised one of his campaign promises
was We're not putting up with this. If you are
a protester who is from another country and you're literally
calling for the death of Jews, we're shipping.
Speaker 1: You back home.
Speaker 4: And so Marco Rubio has begun revoking visas for those
that they are identifying as participating in these pro Hamas riots.
And it was already a university student charged with crime.
So they mean business and it is such a nice
change from what we had with Biden.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they're super butt hurt about it.
Speaker 7: M hm.
Speaker 1: You know how much these kids pay for these schools,
and a lot of them are I mean, I don't
even know how many of them are students.
Speaker 4: Other you know, because there's like pro like Soros funded,
you know, agitators that are not even students.
Speaker 2: Right, they're posing as students. Yeah, and they can't figure
like it's been hard for them the university to figure
out who's a student who's not. Yeah, they're all masked, Yeah, exactly,
because they are a bunch of cowards, is what they are.
So just so cowardly. But the ones who are students,
a bunch of rich jerks is what they are, honestly.
I mean it's like, oh, did your mommy like give
you a bunch of money to go out there and
protest losers.
Speaker 4: I told Daisy before in pre show, I told her
that she was going to be reading a lot today,
and so now the reading is about to mens. Okay,
Because Trump was tweeting about Elon, of course, the rumors
are flying. The mainstream media loves to drive a wedge
between Trump and Elon, or between Elon and the rest
of the cabinet, although the relationships are solid, and that
is what Trump wanted to point out in this tweet
that I will have you read.
Speaker 2: Okay, we just had a meeting with most of the secretaries,
Elon and others, and it was a very positive one.
It's very important that we cut levels down to where
they should be, but it's also important to keep the
best and most productive people. We're going to have these
meetings every two weeks until that aspect of this very
necessary job is done. The relationships between everybody in that
room are extraordinary. They all want to get to the
exact same place, which is simply to make America great again.
Speaker 1: Get right, Yeah, so you go doje and again.
Speaker 2: Democrats would be like, oh, this is terrible dictatorship.
Speaker 1: Okay, whatever, just sit down, stay seated, and.
Speaker 4: Your reading is not over because I also want you
to read this tweet from Charlie Kirk, who is reporting
about a New York Times report about the Act Blue organization.
Speaker 1: This is so interesting.
Speaker 4: What's going on with Act blue right now? Here is
Charlie's tweet, go oh, I'm sorry. The New York Times
report that Act blue is in turmoil. Mysteriously, seven top
executives have all left in the past three weeks, several
of whom had all been there more than a decade.
Speaker 2: None of them will explain on the record why they left.
The last remaining lawyer at Act Blue's General Counsel's office
has been locked out of his email and put on
leave after sending internal messages that we have whistleblower policies
for a reason.
Speaker 1: China Don Dunn.
Speaker 2: Two unions representing ACT Blue employees are openly questioning the
group's stability and call the situation alarming. They're demanding the
hiring of an independent investment the Gator. More than sixteen
billion dollars has passed through ActBlue in the past twenty years. Wow,
what could they possibly be hiding?
Speaker 1: A lot they're going to hide?
Speaker 2: Interesting, They're hiding a whole lot of stuff, Charlie, is
what I think.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's super interesting, and I couldn't be happier that
there's turmoil at that rotten to the core organization.
Speaker 2: Yeah, totally Yet karma. You know, we always wait for
karma starting to happen.
Speaker 8: Hmm.
Speaker 1: I like to see it.
Speaker 4: I know by now everybody has seen the absolute cringe
video that came out from the Democrat House folks yesterday.
It was all I think it was like right after
our show, or maybe it was even during yesterday's show,
and then I.
Speaker 1: Don't know who is guiding.
Speaker 4: These clowns to do these cringey things, because they continue
to do them. If you missed it for some reason, congratulations,
but you're about to be subjected to it now. Is
how Democrats think they are going to be relatable in
this next upcoming election.
Speaker 1: It's like, oh my.
Speaker 9: God, my god, she was your fighters supposed to be
mortal Mortal Kombat is what that was.
Speaker 2: In case you missed the reference, it's super cringe, you guys,
super cringe.
Speaker 1: It was the person not get cringier. The first one
was a bento box something.
Speaker 10: Is that?
Speaker 2: What I said, is that you even know that's when
you like pack a linch in a little bento box thing.
Speaker 1: She's not even like hip enough to know what you
just said.
Speaker 2: I'm a mom and I, you know, help with lunches sometimes.
But and you are too, but it's been you haven't
packed a lunch.
Speaker 1: For quite some time. I never did. Yeah, that's where
you left that run. We just were like, go to
the cafeteria. Yah, I just there.
Speaker 2: I think they're trying to be relatable and they're failing.
Speaker 1: It's a big fat fails.
Speaker 2: Can I just point out did you see the room
that AOC was in?
Speaker 1: Listen?
Speaker 2: I like animal prints, but that it looks like she's
in some sort of a like a I don't know,
a porn movie or something.
Speaker 1: What is that? Did you see? Did you am I
the person.
Speaker 2: That noticed, like how much animal print was behind her.
If that's her house, damn ye get a decorator.
Speaker 4: Well, the GOP responded and they their video was about
how the American people already.
Speaker 1: Did choose their fighters.
Speaker 4: I feel like this is a much more effective and
way less cringe worthy ad.
Speaker 11: I love it.
Speaker 9: I love it so fantasy take that.
Speaker 1: Yeah is right.
Speaker 2: My gosh, my money's on our fighters and not theirs.
Speaker 4: Surprisingly, last night on Abby Phillips Show on CNN, she
was even like, I don't get why you guys did
that because one of the Democrat congress women was on
the show. I forget which one. I think her last
name is Strickland. She was one of the ones that participated,
and so she was defending it by saying, well, look,
I mean here's everybody talking about it, and it's been
watched on wherever they originally released it probably TikTok like
seven million times, and so.
Speaker 1: See how effective it was. And Abby was like, yeah,
but like why, like to what end? How whether you
think that helped you at all?
Speaker 2: They're talking about it because you look ridiculous.
Speaker 1: I mean, is this really the way that you want
everybody to talk about it?
Speaker 4: And naturally, part of that panel that was discussing it included.
Speaker 1: Jennings. But I guess my question is to what end?
Speaker 12: I don't get it. Like I don't get it.
Speaker 13: I mean, maybe you will get seven million eyeballs, What
is the point.
Speaker 14: I am not accustomed to helping your party do anything,
but let me give you some advice. This was the
dumbest thing I've ever seen. And if you read the
comments today, lord to have mercy. Look, scrambling for new
social media and communications strategies is not a replacement for
fixing what's actually wrong. Your party has a twenty one
percent approval rating right now, Congressional Democrats, let's talk.
Speaker 1: About fixing what's wrong. Donald Trump was doing nothing for
the American for the Americans people.
Speaker 14: Okay, mix the policy and leave the gimmicks behind.
Speaker 2: God bless her right there there, God bless you. He's
doing nothing. But yeah, he's done more in the past
five weeks than Joe Biden did in four years.
Speaker 1: But there there, lady.
Speaker 2: He just keeps you in the talking points that they
tell you to spew because you're a puppet. This is
what all the puppets are saying.
Speaker 1: They're there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, remember when they used to be good at PR
remember when they used to be really good at social media.
Speaker 1: Yeah, their messaging was never a problem.
Speaker 4: They were the ones that had it on luckdown then,
and it was always our side that was flailing.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean that was the one thing that I think
the biggest topic that we talked about with Don Lemon
on his show in twenty fourteen. You and I talked
about how we were always on the defense, never the
offense when it came to communications. We sucked at it,
and now we're like the masters of.
Speaker 1: It and they suck.
Speaker 2: And it's like so weird to see the reversal of
all this, and I am so happy. It's such a
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Speaker 1: Yeah, gotta love it, got to love it. Okay, I
know this. I'm surprising Daisy.
Speaker 4: She doesn't know that I'm doing this, but I asked
her in advance if she minded when I asked her
to read long.
Speaker 1: Things, and she told me this morning that she doesn't.
Speaker 4: So she is about to read something that I've already read,
but she has not seen it because I wanted to
surprise her because this is the most amazing story I
have ever read.
Speaker 1: Ever.
Speaker 4: Sometimes, well a lot of times, you guys in our
audience send us really sweet messages about.
Speaker 1: The impact that we've had on you.
Speaker 4: From a community perspective, from a friend perspective.
Speaker 1: Am I gonna cry?
Speaker 14: You?
Speaker 1: Might all right.
Speaker 4: Never have I ever gotten a message like this where
we have been credited.
Speaker 1: With saving someone's life. Oh my God, probably gonna cry.
This is amazing.
Speaker 4: This is an email that we got from from somebody
yesterday who was allowing us to share her first name.
You'll see it at the end of the email, but
not her last, which is fine. But I was stunned
to read this. This is God working. That's all I
can tell you. This is God working. Please read this.
Speaker 2: This past Monday, I was suffering from a nasty migraine.
I get those two, I get them a lot, but
this one was off the charts, and I was losing
vision in my right eye. At one point, I was
like having sudden breathing issues and apparently passed out. I
live alone, but with my sweet little Yorky Cooper. I
came to with him, with him all over me freaking out.
My vision was still not back, and when I tried
to get up, I thought my head was going to
blow up. I was trying to talk to my dog,
but my words were not really words at all. I
started totally panicking because my phone was in a different room.
All I could do was just lay there. Fast forward
to a few hours later and I was able to
crawl to get to my phone. My condition had not improved,
and I still couldn't speak. I couldn't even see what
I was clicking on my phone. Note that I have
followed your channel, etc. Since the middle of twenty twenty three,
and I watched your daily shows. For whatever reason, my
phone was on YouTube. Got there somehow and trying to
look at my contacts to call my doctor. I've just
laid back down for several minutes and I'd yet another
instance of my head feeling it like it was going
to explode. I kept thinking that this is a crazy
migraine and I'm just gonna have to wait it out.
I have been there, I have totally been there.
Speaker 1: Okay, here's more.
Speaker 2: And then I looked at my phone quick and it
was still on YouTube, and by some miracle, there was
a video recommendation from a video you did back in
twenty twenty two that never happens. Although I couldn't see
it very well, I let it play and just listen
to it, hoping to focus on something other than the pain.
About five minutes in I could hear saying that she
was having a stroke, and then it ended quickly after that,
I sort of freaked out for you both and just
had to try to watch the last minute of it
to make sure all was okay. So I watched in horror.
Then it clicked with me like a thunderbolt. I got
to a mirror and saw that my face was totally
sagging on the right. Oh my god. I still couldn't speak,
but I dialed nine to one one and just stayed
on the line. Luckily, paramedics came and to try to
wrap this up here. Tests showed that I was having
and had a few strokes. They actually kind of believe
I manage and my situation was dire at that point.
I spent a few days in the hospital, mostly because
I live alone. Things are slowly getting better, but I
have no family, etc. And I'm terrified anyway, The literal
fact that you ladies left that video up saved my life,
along with the fact that God used it on that
very day, is nothing short of a miracle. It all
seemed like a crazy coincidence, but I really don't think
it was simply just a gift and.
Speaker 1: Miracle.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Mock for your courage to leave that video
out there. I wish I could talk to you more
about your experience, but I am sure probably don't want
to rehash it. Daisy, you were such a great friend
of mock and all of it. I absolutely have loved
you gals ever since I found you. I am forty eight,
and if I could have two older sisters, I would
want them to be the two of you. This is
just on a level of miraculous that I cannot explain.
I truly love you both just as friends. Well, thank you,
and I am sending virtual hugs your way, and may
God bless you both. Jennifer, that is a story, Oh
my oven.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that that is God. That's good.
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: And the reason that we decided to leave it up
was for that precise purpose that if it ever helped
somebody recognize symptoms that they were having, that was that was.
Speaker 1: Now, you don't have to keep y'all.
Speaker 2: Have no idea how many people, Like even the day,
the day that it happened, so many people came at
me and they were like, why are you keeping that up?
It's terrible to let your friend be seen like that.
Speaker 1: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: I mean I had people that were my friends, and
that people are co work people that we had worked
with before coming at me, I can't believe you're doing that.
And I was just like, I don't, you know, because
because Mock wanted to keep it up and there was
a reason for that, and thank God that you did.
Speaker 1: Thank God, and.
Speaker 4: Thank god Jennifer is okay, and just I could not
believe that story.
Speaker 1: And I was like, we got to share.
Speaker 4: This because that is that's just amazing, right, Like, that's amazing.
Speaker 1: It is. God is good all the time. Can't get
over it, cannot get over it. All right, moving on, because.
Speaker 2: That was a good one to read, even though I'm blind,
it's a good one to read.
Speaker 1: I knew you would love it.
Speaker 4: Okay, So still some reaction obviously still react reaction from
the State of the Union the other night and the
fact that where Wolf, as you like to call Al Green,
was so out of line, had to be escorted out
of the chambers during the speech because he was so disruptive,
and then yesterday there was this move to censure him,
which did end up happening. So before we get to
what happened when the center vote took place, we just
wanted to share with you what John Fetterman said, which
was really really amazing coming from John Fetterman. He said
it was a sad cavalcade of self owns and unhinged excelence.
It only makes Trump look more presidential and restrained. We're
becoming the metaphorical car alarms that nobody pays attention to.
And it may not be the winning.
Speaker 1: Message about sentance.
Speaker 16: Right.
Speaker 4: There are some Democrats who are feeling the pain of
their silent treatment during Trump's you know, Trump announcing.
Speaker 1: All of these positive stories about like.
Speaker 4: DJ Daniel and Blake and Riley and Jocelyn Hungary and
like no one clapping or standing or honoring those people
made Democrats look oh bad, so bad?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I think it's it's it's not even that
they look bad, it's it's nailing in the coffin.
Speaker 1: Who they are. Yeah, that's who they really are.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's it's it's like Elizabeth Warren, it's Pocahontas.
The only the only thing that she did clap for
is when he said, you know, we're going to support
Ukraine or any sort of semblance of support. That's all
she cares about. She doesn't give one single shit about
the American people. She doesn't care about anybody in this country.
She doesn't care about kids with cancer, she doesn't care
about women, she doesn't care about the safety of the
American people.
Speaker 1: She doesn't care.
Speaker 2: And that's who these people are. And I hope that
everybody's paying attention now after this week.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and maybe more Democrats will learn.
Speaker 12: I mean.
Speaker 4: Rokanna is another one of the more reasonable Democrats who
actually posted on his ex account yesterday what happened to
him at the airport. He said, Jim Barrett, a flight attendant,
politely chased me down at Chicago Airport.
Speaker 1: Sir, he said, I'm.
Speaker 4: A Democrat, but the way the already behaved was embarrassing,
made us look heartless. I don't care who is up there.
You stand for the boy with cancer. Be more rational
and get your act together, and he Roe said.
Speaker 1: I replied that a few of us.
Speaker 4: Did stand and clap, and that we must be the
party that still believes in kindness, decency and trying to
bring people together.
Speaker 2: You're not that party anymore, Roe, Noope, you're not not even.
I mean, it's it's nice that you think that you are,
but you're not. And if anybody did stand up on clap,
we didn't. I didn't see him. You were drowned out
by the heartless jerks in your party.
Speaker 1: That's right. And then that guy that we're starting to
see a lot more of.
Speaker 4: I think his last name is, says Ksar Saesar. I'm
not sure, but he was caught up with on the
way to the vote to censure Al Green. And here
is what he said about his plans to vote in
that centers me.
Speaker 10: A congressman, can I get your general comments on the
vote to cen your representative Al Green.
Speaker 9: I'm opposing the votes to centure Representative Algreen.
Speaker 2: He's just exhibiting his First Amendment right to tell the truth.
Speaker 1: What not? This is what I keep hearing. It's just
a right to free speech. I thought Trump cared about
free speech. Seriously.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they've come a long way from clutching their pearls
over that was it Joe Wilson?
Speaker 1: Is it Joe Wilson that stood up?
Speaker 17: Now?
Speaker 11: That's right.
Speaker 2: Lie, you lie to Obama And they're like, oh.
Speaker 1: No, it actually was a lie.
Speaker 2: I mean it turned out what he said was a lie,
But still doesn't matter, because listen, if a Republican says something,
it's terrible. If the Democrat gets up and starts shaking
his rake. You know, oh my god, It's okay, it's
just First Amendment. It's just free speech, you guys.
Speaker 4: It's perfect that they don't understand the line, you know
what I mean. It's perfect that because it's just like
the protesters at Columbia. They don't understand that they're right
is to peacefully protest, of course, but that's not what
they're doing. They're intimidating, disrupting, their destructive and they're preventing
others from being able to engage in free speech. That's
not what the First Amendment is about. And the center
vote ended up showing that, thankfully, there were ten Democrats
that voted with Republicans to censure Algreen. And here's what
happened after the vote was called.
Speaker 18: Quote the yaser two hundred and twenty four. The nays
are one hundred and ninety eight, with two answering present.
The resolution is adopted by its adoption of House Resolution
one eighty nine. The House has resolved that Representative Algreen
b centsurre that Representative Algreen forthwith present himself in the
Well of the House of Representatives for the pronouncement of
censure and that Representative Algreen be censured with public reading
of this resolution by the Speaker, we.
Speaker 2: Shall ever come. Okay, all right, you.
Speaker 1: Know what this is?
Speaker 2: You know, you know what I when I see that,
it's like we're now looking at the theater and the
emo kids versus the jocks and the nerds in high school.
And you guys know how that's gonna end. It's not
going to end well for the theater and the emo kids.
And that's what it is.
Speaker 1: Like they're like, hey, let's sing. Let's get up and say, okay,
what is that? What is with all the singing? I
think this is effective theater kids? Oh my god.
Speaker 4: Well, if you're curious about who the Democrats were that
voted to censer al Green, I honestly I've heard of
maybe one of them. So they included Ami Bera, Jim Costa,
Ed Case, Laura Gillan, Tom Swosey, Jim Himes, Chrissy Hulahan,
Marcy Captor, Jared Moskowitz that's the only one I've heard
of before, too, and Marie Gluosen camp Perez. So those
are the ones that voted to centure. And I mean,
I guess, you know, like good for them, good job
doing the basic obvious thing. I have no way of
segueing into dogs from that, but.
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Speaker 4: So we talked about the ten Democrats who voted to center.
Obviously there was somebody else talking about this vote, and
that was none other than.
Speaker 10: Jim.
Speaker 19: Like over the last few.
Speaker 14: Weeks, there's been numerous instances of Democrats breaking out into song,
and Paul I've been able to discern is that when
Democrats are singing, Republicans are winning. I mean, it was
a bipartisan resolution that passed today, so many people at
your party voted to center Representative Green. You said something
earlier that really picked my interest, which was you said
the Democrats should not be listening to John Fetterman. I
think he's maybe your most authentic voice. Who's a better
representative Green or Fetterman for the Democrats.
Speaker 4: That's a good point, Like who should the Democrat Party
really be aligning with?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think they pair those two.
Speaker 2: They don't know. Oh, they totally don't know. They are
rudderless right now, they're lost.
Speaker 1: I love it. No idea. Yeah, therefore leader like knows
you know, specific person who's leading.
Speaker 4: Haakim Jefferies should ostensibly be the leader, but he is
equally lost and his strategy. He was asked about Democrat
strategy moving forward. His answer was so ridiculous.
Speaker 10: Listen to show your base that you guys have an
effective strategy to counter President Trump.
Speaker 20: We're going to continue to stop him in the Congress,
stop him in the courts.
Speaker 1: Okay, stop him.
Speaker 20: In the community, put it in the voter's hands next year,
and take back control of.
Speaker 1: The House around Yeah, right, you do that. Let me
ask David Hogg how he feels about that? Okay, you
do that, Hakeem? Oh my god right. I mean they're
just so lost.
Speaker 4: And then you know, we already showed you the cringe
video that everybody was talking about yesterday.
Speaker 1: But there was all also this other one.
Speaker 4: And I don't know who the reporter or for lack
of a better word, is the one with the microphone
going around and asking all these Democrats who does Trump
report to or who is Trump's boss?
Speaker 1: Like who is he working for?
Speaker 4: And their answers are so stupid, you guys here they
are follow.
Speaker 6: The money with Donald Trump?
Speaker 1: And who does Donald Trump work for?
Speaker 15: Obviously Donald Trump works for himself, the billionaires, the corporations,
and Elon Musk billionaires.
Speaker 1: Not for the American people who Trump being working for
my mother.
Speaker 12: He's not working for yours either.
Speaker 6: It does Donald Trump work for billionaires? He is co
president Elon Musk. He's just gonna go along with whatever
Elon wants.
Speaker 1: The billionaires, not the people.
Speaker 6: He is promising promising promising to deliver big on tax
cuts for billionaires paid for on the backs of hard
working Americans.
Speaker 1: And who do you work for?
Speaker 12: I work for the American people.
Speaker 10: I work for the people.
Speaker 1: I work for you.
Speaker 21: I work for the people of New York State and
particularly Brooklyn.
Speaker 1: The people of this country, the people, really people.
Speaker 6: Shame on you, Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Brooklyn doing these days, Brooklyn doing okay, Really, I'd love
it when Nancy Pelosi is like, follow the money, right,
That's rich, isn't it? And so is she off the
backs of the American taxpayer?
Speaker 1: What a hag? Oh my god, showing that cut, Nancy.
And when you think about.
Speaker 4: What Hakim said, you know a couple or clip ago
where he was just like, we're just gonna, you know,
stop him and stop him in the courts, stop him
in Congress, stop stop stop, stop, stop, resist, resist, obstruct, obstruct.
Speaker 1: That's all they know how to do.
Speaker 4: And yet if they would just listen to their actual
to the American public, they would realize how misguided that is, because,
as the nerdy guy from CNN points out, people want
what Trump is delivering.
Speaker 21: Me was one of the more shocking figures that I saw.
Made go wait a minute, hold on one second. Whoa
Americans on Trump and Joe's efforts muscan doze dose should
influence government spending and operations. Look at this fifty four percent,
the majority say that he and they should. How about
approve of Trump trying to cut staff at government agencies? Again,
you get a majority here fifty one percent. So yeah,
Elon Musk might not be that popular, but these cuts
in the idea of spending cuts at least within the
federal government and cutting a government agencies that actually has
majority support. I was truly surprised by this, Kate, But
the numbers are the number.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And with that, if they were listening to the
American people, they would be like, Okay, maybe we don't
like Trump, maybe we don't like Eline, but here are
some proposals for how we can cut spending, run how
we can do this instead of of resisting everything, instead
of like constantly obstructing. The reason they're obstructing is because
they don't want us looking at what they're doing, and
they are stealing from the American people. That's why anybody
with half of a brain cell can see what the
hell these people are doing. That's why they're so freaked out.
That's why Pocahontas is so freaked out, Why Nancy Pelosi,
that's why they're all, all of them are freaked out. Yeah,
because they don't want to be looked at with the
microscope because they're a bunch of crooks.
Speaker 4: It's just it is not this, this strategy or whatever
it is that they're doing nothing about it makes any sense.
And there and I love it. I love watching them
absolutely drown themselves. Yep, it's so glorious to watch. There's
a fellow that we love here on the Chicks on
the Right show that always has a special way with
words when it comes to issues, and that person is
Senator Kennedy. And of course we have a senator brand
new Senator Kennedy ism or two for you here.
Speaker 10: It is.
Speaker 3: Most of the publicity has been on the spending cuts
and and look, I'm all for them. I think Evon
musk Is is a rock star. The Tofu crowd is mad.
But you know, when you trim fat kid squeal, that's
just the way the world works. That's the law of nature.
Speaker 19: How did we get.
Speaker 3: This inflation in these high prices? Government overspent. How we're
going to get out of it? We're going to have
to spend the less money. The strength of the of
the US dollar matters. The US dollar is the world's
reserve currency. Actually that's probably not true. I think the
real reserve currency in the world as a Taylor Swift
concert ticket, but the US dollars. The US dollar is
number two.
Speaker 1: He does a boy with the words.
Speaker 2: Speaking of concert tickets, I saw a thing ye yesterday,
I think it was on box where kids are going
into debt to go see concerts.
Speaker 1: Are you serious?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Like kids are their parents allowing that, Well, they probably
don't know, they're probably put it on credit cards, but
they're going into debt to go I mean, what a
difference in the generations?
Speaker 22: Wow?
Speaker 2: I mean, and I'll say some of it has to
do with the fact that they're so stupid expensive, Like
we could go to a concert fifty bucks, right, But
I mean, I'm sorry. And on top of that, there's
nobody right now that I would pay money to go
see it.
Speaker 1: All sucks. You know, I would still pay to see
Robbie Williams. I'm sorry. As evidence a by by Jimmy
Hendrick shirt, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I just like, who wants to pay that money to
go see Taylor Swift?
Speaker 1: He sucks.
Speaker 4: There's somebody you would see. Surely there's somebody you would see.
Speaker 1: Don't call me surely, and no, I don't. We still
see see Teddy Swims again. That was a great show.
Would you pay like a thousand dollars.
Speaker 8: To go that?
Speaker 1: I would not pay a thousand dolls?
Speaker 2: I mean, they're way overpriced, and I can't I honestly
cannot think of anybody that I've seen the food fighters
probably eight times. But when I saw them, they were affordable.
I think at the very most for a ticket, I
paid nine year one hundred bucks.
Speaker 4: But I mean that's the part of the that's fart.
That is the fault of the like the reseller market, right,
that they're the ones who drive up the prices like.
Speaker 2: Ki right, it's I don't so yeah, but like it's it's.
Speaker 1: Kind of nuts. They're all nut. It is crazy. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Related to Democrats terrible strategizing, they clearly, I mean, the
lessons that they haven't learned, there's just so many, And
one of them is that this whole idea that everything
is racist. They should know by now what a losing
strategy that is, but they don't, and in fact, they're
tripling down on it in ways that I cannot believe.
This guy I don't know his name, and I didn't
bother looking that because he's just some MSNBC talking head
and it's not worth the time knowing who he is.
Speaker 1: But he is trying to suggest.
Speaker 4: But the things that Trump is doing is racist towards
the government that used to be run by Obama.
Speaker 1: That's his logic. And if you don't believe me, just listen.
Speaker 23: Charged with trying to find savings. So yes, it's an
attack on government, but it's also an attack on this government.
What I mean by that is it's an attack on
this government that used to be headed by a black man.
It's an attack on this government that almost elected a
black woman to the highest office in the land. It's
an attack on a government that has been more welcoming
and more supportive of people who have come to this
country and search for a better life.
Speaker 1: I cannot comprehend how dum that is.
Speaker 2: It's a stretch. First of all, they need to get
a new stick the race card is played. Second of all,
why are all these comedies catholic?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 2: I don't know, somebody you have to explain that to me.
And then it's also bothers them to me. How they
over the past however, many years since Obama became president,
they have redefined who he actually is. He is not
a black man. He is a biracial man. He is biracial.
I said that on our radio show back in the day,
and there was a woman who, like in the break,
berated me for saying that, for daring.
Speaker 1: To say that.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you can't say he's biracial. He's biracial.
He's half white and half black. He was raised by
a white woman and his dad bolted, and so this
is the thing he could. He had such a wonderful
opportunity to unite the country because he was all of
us right right. He was black and he was white.
And I actually thought I didn't vote for the guy,
but I thought, Okay, there's some hope here because race
relations are pretty great in this country, and he can
make it even better.
Speaker 1: He didn't do that. What he did did the opposite.
Speaker 2: He did the exact op this it because he's like,
I'm black and I have a chip on my shoulder
and I'm gonna make things worse, which is precisely what
he did. And his wife was awful, and that is
what they did. And he race baited the country. What
a disgrace, you know, because he had such an incredible
opportunity to do the opposite because he is black and white.
What a waste, man, what a waste. Well, the race
card is played. I mean, people are sick of this crap.
Speaker 4: They are, but they're not They're not done. They're not
done playing that card. It's like it's like that's all
the cards that they have. They're just all that card,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: They have no other card.
Speaker 4: And so Jasmine Crockett and Hank Johnson, who you may
know from such things as believing that Guam was going
to tip over.
Speaker 1: Remember that. Oh my god, I totally forgot about that.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, he's still around. He still he continues to
get reelected.
Speaker 24: Wow.
Speaker 4: They Jasmine and Hank are both suggesting that the immigration
policies that Trump favors, which is to say, he doesn't
want illegals flooding into the country. And they say that
whenever Trump says or whenever there's talk about jobs being eliminated,
their fear is that it's black jobs, because they say
Trump wants black people back in the fields. This is
what they're saying, that Trump wants to get rid of
illegals who work in the fields so that he can
replace them with black people so that we can return
to the days.
Speaker 1: This is what they actually say.
Speaker 2: I swear these people are out of their minds.
Speaker 1: They're out of it. An't stop wanting stop though.
Speaker 4: We're gonna We're gonna hear from Jasmine herself and Hank.
We're gonna let them run together, and then I promise
we'll be done with those two.
Speaker 25: Because decided to go after immigrants and these and things
like that. And they said, oh, they've taken your black jobs.
They taken your black jobs.
Speaker 1: Not really, they.
Speaker 25: Are obviously jobs that they want us to go back to,
such as work in the fields. All right, go immigrants
to come into our country. They work the fields, something
that we ain't done in a long time. And clearly
he is trying to make us go back to the fields.
Speaker 24: Is it great, great recipe to make education unavailable to
black people? And where does that then leave us? It
puts us back to when America was great and we
were picking cotton and all of it, were doing the
productivity that they are putting the my Latino brothers and
sisters who migrate here to do that work because we
are not suited intellectually to do it. Anymore, but they
would have us back confined to doing that kind of work.
So we got to watch out for where we are headed.
Speaker 1: Let me get yeah, let me get this straight.
Speaker 2: So he race baited, and then he also dissed Hispanics
by saying, we're intellectually superior to Hispanics.
Speaker 1: Who are They're suited to work in the fields, right.
Speaker 2: But not And we're not because we're intellectually superior to Hispanics.
So not only is he race baiting and fear mongering
and saying this is what Trump's wanting us to do,
which he's not, so he's lying, he's race baiting, and
then he's disparaging Hispanics.
Speaker 1: Way to go, dude, way to just like do a
trifecta of suck there. Oh my god, it's always projection,
always projection. Wow, it's amazing, right it is. It's remarkable. Democrats,
you guys, they're just incredible. They look endless source of entertainment.
Speaker 4: And so too is Donald Trump, who signed some more
executive orders yesterday. He signed like a strategic reserve bitcoin fund, which.
Speaker 1: Was big news.
Speaker 4: He signed an executive order that made March the Women's
History Month. He was very, very busy yesterday, and he
also took question and one of the questions came from
Peter Juicy, who was saying, Hey, do you you're the dude,
the second dude that tried to assassinate you, that routh
guy or whatever, the golf course guy, right, or are
you ever going to find out Are we ever going
to find out any more detail about him? Because that
guy's supposed to appear in court today and so Trump
obviously has questions, so does the rest of America. And
here's what he said about us learning the truth about
those assassination attempts seven months.
Speaker 10: Why do you think we don't know more about the
guy who's shined in the ear?
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, and the second one with all of his
cell phone. So right, I want to find the answers.
Speaker 26: I told them.
Speaker 11: In fact today I said I want to fight.
Speaker 26: We can no longer blame Biden for that one.
Speaker 7: She should have released that a.
Speaker 26: Long time ago.
Speaker 7: So they are giving me a report next week sometime,
and I do believe I'll be releasing I want to
release the report.
Speaker 2: Oh can you just imagine can you imagine being him
and that information not being put out there by the
previous president.
Speaker 1: I mean that.
Speaker 2: Because you I just you think that that Biden would
have I know that he's such a schmock. He's just
a figurehead. I know, I get it. He was so inept.
But you think that the president of the United States,
when a former president had two assassination attempts on him,
you think that are the president president would be like,
we want to make sure we get to the bottom
of this, right, And he didn't do it, And that
is so telling to me. Yep, with my tinfoil hat
and like, you know, all the accessories I.
Speaker 27: Have on it.
Speaker 1: A love the things on it. It's very bedazzled.
Speaker 2: It's like I just kind of like something's really sketch here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's super sketched.
Speaker 4: I wanted it out, Yeah, absolutely, And he was also
he got a lot of questions yesterday, and of course
he's always willing to answer all of them. One of
the other questions was, you know, are we getting closer
to this Ukrainian deal, which it sounds like we are.
But then he said something about Russia that caught everyone's
attention and no one really knows what to make of it.
Speaker 1: Here's what he said, Well, I.
Speaker 11: Think what's going to happen is Ukraine wants to make
a deal because I don't think they have a choice.
I also think that Russia wants to make a deal
because in a certain different way, a different way that
only I know, only I know, they have no choice either.
Speaker 1: What doesn't that mean? I don't know.
Speaker 2: You never know with him, I mean, that's super interesting.
It is, It is very interesting. I guess we'll find out.
I can't even pontificate that, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's no we got nothing right because everybody else.
Speaker 2: It'll probably resolve itself next week and I'll be gone.
That'll piss me off.
Speaker 4: Hopefully it's a slow well, I mean, yeah, hopefully it
is a slower news week, because man, it has been.
Speaker 1: Really go Yeah.
Speaker 2: I really hope it's slow next week and I'm going
to miss it and then I'll come back and everything
will be like boom. I'll be here for all the
good stuff. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Also, Trump was asked about an issue that is near
and dear to our hearts, and unfortunately he did not
answer the way that I wanted him to, And it
all had to do with daylight saving time.
Speaker 17: They're going to springboard on Sunday.
Speaker 12: When are you going to get rid of daylight scenes.
Speaker 7: Okay, are you ready?
Speaker 1: I'm ready.
Speaker 12: So this should be the easiest one of all.
Speaker 7: But it's a fifty to fifty issue, and something's a
fifty to fifty issue, it's hard to get excited about it.
I assume people would.
Speaker 26: Like to have more light.
Speaker 7: Yeah, later, but some people want to have more light
earlier because they don't want to take their kids to
school in the dark. And it's very much it's a
little bit one way, but it's very much a fifty
to fifty issue, and it's something I can do. But
a lot of people like it one way, a lot
of people like it the other way.
Speaker 12: It's very even, and.
Speaker 7: Usually I find where that's the case, what else do we.
Speaker 5: Have to do?
Speaker 2: I love though, that he's considering everybody. I do love that.
It's very indicative of him. It's kind of like when
we heard Carolyn Levitt talk about how he gets people
in a room and he's like, what do you think
about this?
Speaker 1: What do you think about this? What do you think?
He's considering the American people?
Speaker 22: He gives a.
Speaker 1: Crap what you think you guys?
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 1: I find that very endearing.
Speaker 2: He's like, Okay, a well, some people have to take
their kids to school in the marn and they don't
want it to be dark.
Speaker 1: I love that about him. He gets me, okay, but like,
is he right?
Speaker 4: Like I wish there was some way there should be
an election day for daylight saving time. I hear you, like,
there should be a national vote on this, and then
literally whichever way wins that it should have been it
should have been with them in November. They should have
put it on the ballot. Yeah, we should have been
able to bat on it. And they didn't do that
because they're freaking idiots. But they should have.
Speaker 1: Like that's the stuff. There's so much stuff on the ballot.
I'm like, what again is this?
Speaker 2: I don't care, Like, let us vote on daylight savings
time because that I care about. Yeah, but I just
don't like the time change. It's not even I just.
Speaker 4: Don't change whatever. Just pick one and let's be done
with it, right, I'm right there with you.
Speaker 1: I just don't want to.
Speaker 2: I don't like springing forward and falling back. I don't like,
just pick a freaking time and let's just stay with
it forever more.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, that's all I think.
Speaker 4: If that were a choice, you know, because people will
fight about whether we all stay on Daylight Saving Time
or whether we stay on standard time.
Speaker 1: There might be discussion about that, but I don't care
if if the people, I would prefer to have more
light in the evening, but if we went the other way,
that's okay, as you deal with it.
Speaker 2: Hey, you know, yeah, I just I don't like dealing
with all the change because it takes you a week
and a half to adjust.
Speaker 1: I just just pick one, and.
Speaker 4: Then your animals are all screwed up, Like if they're
waking you up in the morning, it's like it's time
to eat.
Speaker 1: Come on, mom, Yeah, I just can we just not?
Speaker 4: Also, let's have a contrast in leadership if we could,
because we had Donald Trump answering questions. Then there's Justin Trudeau,
who I've decided one of the other one of the
many things that bothers me about him, and there are many.
Speaker 1: The list is long. He breathes too much.
Speaker 23: He is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he would be that guy that if you were
with him for a long periods of time, you'd want
to punch in the face.
Speaker 1: Not that we condone violence on the show.
Speaker 2: We never do that. We would never do it. But
you would be like, you are breathing too.
Speaker 4: Much, right, And I know that sounds like it's a weird,
but he really just over breathes.
Speaker 1: And it's very opening.
Speaker 4: And so he was asked about a phone call that
he recently had with Donald Trump about the whole terrif issue, right,
because we're in the middle of this trade thing with Canada,
and it was apparently they had a very colorful call.
Speaker 1: So he was asked about that and just he just
breathed through this answer in a way that was just
so annoying. Here's part of it.
Speaker 17: You're more about that phone call with Has it been yesterday?
Speaker 19: I wonder if you.
Speaker 17: Can describe the tone, the tenor the scope. I understand
some profanity emerged in that call. Maybe you can explain
the context in which that happened. Can you give us
some color on that phone.
Speaker 8: I can confirm that it was a colorful call. It
was also a very substantive call.
Speaker 1: Did you cry.
Speaker 8: We talked about a range of issues, of course, primarily
the trade war that they have chosen to unjustly launch
on Canada, but there is also a recognition that our
two countries are deeply interwoven, not just in our economy,
but in our people to people ties, in our history,
and we should be able to continue to do big
things together as we have over many years in the past,
first and foremost by negotiating and signing an extraordinarily successful
USMCA COUSMA deal, but that there's more to do, and
we committed to continue to work together constructively.
Speaker 1: He's so dowey.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, And somebody said, I'm sorry, I didn't catch
the name. Somebody said that when you are in menopause,
you tend to hear the breathing more and it affects
you in a different way. You want to punch people
for breathing also chewing chewing one when I you know,
I mean, I love my husband dearly. I truly feel
like he's my soulmate. But sometimes when he choose, you
need to do that in the other way so.
Speaker 4: Different, Like when your dog choose it's the cutest thing
on the right, it's.
Speaker 2: Like, oh look ah, so sweet, And then when your
husband does it, you're like, You're going to have to
go to a different state to do that, okay, because
I can't right now, right, It's so true. It's menopause.
You guys, it's menopause.
Speaker 4: That's okay, Well, that that makes some sense. I didn't
realize that my hearing would get so much more attuned
to that.
Speaker 1: Sort of thing. He's out there just get ready, justin,
just breathes too much. And then you add to that
that he also cries a lot.
Speaker 4: And then it's just like breathing and crying and it
looks like this.
Speaker 8: On a personal level, I've made sure that every single
day in this office, I put Canadians first, that I
have people's backs.
Speaker 1: And that's why you're crying.
Speaker 8: Here to tell you all we got you. Even in
the very last days of this government. We will not
let Canadians down today and long into the future.
Speaker 1: Manopause, it's so accurate.
Speaker 2: If a man looks at you and says I got
you and he's crying.
Speaker 1: Do you really feel like he has you? Because I
do feel God? Because I don't feel God. I don't
feel God. I don't feel God at all.
Speaker 2: If a dude is crying, what a total man that
that guy is. There's so much soy like that's what
it's so much so is just oozing out of his pores. Yeah,
somebody give him a tampon. He needs a tampon.
Speaker 4: Well, and the United States equivalent of that man lit,
of course, is Gavin Newsom, who you know, we mentioned
earlier in the week or last week maybe that he
was starting this new podcast, and the first episode is out.
His first guest was Charlie Kirk, and I gotta say,
I mean, as much as I'm annoyed that he's doing
this podcast, it is this is good strategy on his part.
It is allowing him to show that he wants I mean,
he doesn't really want to, but for political purposes, he
wants to move to the center to get himself, you know,
geared up for a presidential and I disagree.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: I think he should be absolutely feared. I think people
will fall for his bullshit.
Speaker 1: I really do. It's he is such a con artist,
I see. I mean, he just he stands for nothing,
but he's so good.
Speaker 4: At being effectively communicative about all of the things.
Speaker 1: Just the people that are stupid, to people that are stupid.
That's the problem, that's the problem.
Speaker 2: He's just he is literally ted Bundy. You guys canot
with this guy.
Speaker 1: He's just so gross.
Speaker 2: You guys, every woman who's been through some stuff has
dated a guy like this. If you know what I'm
talking about, women that have been through some stuff, you
know what I'm talking about. You've dated this guy. He
is such a smarmy, lying sack of crap. He's so
he gives me the shivers, so gross.
Speaker 4: And he started it off by just really schmoozing it
up with Charlie Kirk and saying even that his thirteen
year old son is a huge fan of Charlie Kirk's
and so they kicked it off with a little bit
of light banter and that part trying.
Speaker 5: To put my son to bed. He's like, no, Dad,
I just what time. What time is Charlie gonna be here?
Speaker 26: What time?
Speaker 5: And I'm like, dude, you're in school to while he's thirteen.
He's like, this morning wakes up, it sticks up, and
he's like I'm coming. Like he literally would not leave
the house.
Speaker 19: Did you let him take off school?
Speaker 23: No?
Speaker 26: He did, of course not. He's not here for a
good reason. But the point is the.
Speaker 19: Canceled school for two years.
Speaker 26: Once on the point is the point, which is you
are making dead.
Speaker 19: I'm kidding.
Speaker 1: There's mores.
Speaker 5: I love watching your TikTok, which is next level on
it clearly that that's expressed by my thirteen year old son.
Speaker 19: I want to meet this guy.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I actually it's coming to a turning point event
this summer Florida Student Action Summit.
Speaker 26: I actually, by the way, if you should be.
Speaker 5: Concerned, but let me say here, here is why I'm concerned,
because you have expressed that I should be concerned as
a Democrat that we're getting Oh, we're getting blobbard.
Speaker 26: Yes, that you've you've figured something out.
Speaker 19: It's not me. The president first deserves the credit.
Speaker 5: But why no, no, hold on, you were at this
before Trump was trying to know, but he was a
Democrat back in twenty eleven.
Speaker 10: The president deserves huge credit. And I just have to
say that as an obligatory thing because without him, reason
would be small. And you can appreciate that. In politics,
you have toppreciate the person who for you.
Speaker 26: That's what he sort of attached.
Speaker 10: It was also just the catalyst. It was a quatal
moment that just opened us up.
Speaker 1: What is that? What is it? That's what he's like
really making a point? He does he does that.
Speaker 2: He does it all the time. He is flirting with him,
He's literally flirting with them. We have not figured anything out.
We are just the party of comments. We're just normal.
We're normal. There's nothing to figure out. He is the
party of that shittery that's what they are. And then
we're normal people that live in the normal world. I
am convinced this guy lies to his own mother.
Speaker 1: Oh he lives. I mean, that's all he does is lies.
Speaker 2: He cons like people in his own family. He's just
I he gives me the willies.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he's the creepiest among creepy.
Speaker 4: And he's actually getting a ton of backlash over this
next point that he agreed with Charlie Kirk on, which
was trans women in sports. And this was a moment
that now all kinds of local California and state officials
in California are really disappointed in Gavin Newsom about But
it's interesting because it's another he's acting as though he's
moving to the center on this, like he'll put no
action behind it. Obviously, But here is that tiny little
moment that they talked about men in women's sports.
Speaker 10: I should come out and be like, you know what,
the young man who's about to win the state championship
in the long jump in female sports that's that that
shouldn't happen. You as the governor should step out and
say no, no, And I appreciate, and but like, would.
Speaker 19: You do something like that, would you say no men
in female sports?
Speaker 26: Well, I think it's an issue of fairness. I completely
agree with you on that.
Speaker 2: Well, then do something about a slime ball. I mean
I cannot. He's just he's the slimiest slim in slime town.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: And if you want, if you actually believe that, then
do something about it.
Speaker 4: That well, that's just it, right, He'll he'll he'll stop
short of actually taking action on it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because politics, he is a political animal. He is
a he stands for nothing. All he wants to do
he will just shape shift in order to keep power.
That's who he is. He is the most disgusting kind
of human that there is and I hope everybody sees it.
Speaker 1: It's just awful. He's the most awful. He's a snake
and him.
Speaker 4: And he it was almost like he was picking Charlie's
brain to give him and the rest of the party
pointers on how to do better, and like there's I
think there were moments where Charlie was actually explaining to him,
here's what you guys are doing wrong, and then other
moments where he was like, I'm not.
Speaker 1: Helping you, you know what I mean. So it was
just it was a really interesting conversation.
Speaker 4: And they talked about this recent idea of James Carvill's
because James Carvill is convinced that Trump is just going
to sink himself, that like everything is falling apart. If
they just waited out sixteen to ninety days, Democrats don't
even have to do anything because Trump is tanking his
own presidency.
Speaker 1: We also thought the Kamblob was gonna win, but okay.
Speaker 4: Right right, And so they talked about James Carvel and
that theory, and here's.
Speaker 1: A little bit of that discussion.
Speaker 26: Talked about roll over and rollover in essence.
Speaker 5: He said that I think it's a strategic retreating, right,
that we need to come back. Trump's starting to plode,
his numbers are getting soft. And this was even before
the tariff issues, et cetera. And then come back and
strike when hot. And immediately Nobs thought about you, who's
just twenty four to seven flooding the zone, owning this
space every day, getting a convert every day, picking up
one to ten thousand folks continuing the momentum coming out
of this damn election. And then I'm thinking about we're
going to stand back and watch you run circles around
us for six months the next two or three years,
waiting for the moment to finally strike. Struck me as
not necessarily the best advice. And it's not a knock
on Carvil, who I have deep respect for.
Speaker 10: I thought, that's okay, so I don't have to he was.
He's right about one thing in the last forty years.
It's economy stupid and boys, he spent He spent that
that one line pretty amazingly.
Speaker 19: Yeah. I hope you guys retreat.
Speaker 23: For us.
Speaker 10: I mean, if there's no opposition, there's no arctivist activist spark,
you guys are posting.
Speaker 1: The I think there's a little bit more hang on.
Speaker 19: It was on social media.
Speaker 10: Other videos are the ones I don't know this, like
har harmonious thing of like twenty two senators all saying
the same.
Speaker 19: Thing like that. Yeah, I didn't like it. When you
go ahead, go do more of that? What are you doing?
Speaker 26: But what do you do? Seriously, Charlie Kirk, give us
some of.
Speaker 2: The better ideas governor, Yeah, or maybe don't do a
podcast and run your damn state. There's a thought. You're
not Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk is Charlie Kirk. That's he's
in media. That's what he does. He's not a governor.
That's what you're doing wrong, can you not say? And
that's the thing they he can't see that. The biggest
thing that you're doing wrong is you're not doing your
effing job. You're playing media guy because you want to
be popular. And they'll never see it.
Speaker 4: No, he won't because he's he doesn't care about governing.
He cares about becoming president. So that's his entire focus
is how can I get visibility to become president?
Speaker 2: If he becomes president, he won't care about becoming president.
He just wants to be popular. He just wants the power.
He just wants to win, just like all those other
schmucks did on his side. Trump is actually running the
country like a CEO. That's why we're winning right now
because he's doing the job that we hired him to do.
They don't understand that. They don't get it, and they
never will, And I'm okay with it.
Speaker 4: There was a moment too, where Charlie called him out
for remember that whole thing when President g came to
San Francisco and.
Speaker 1: They completely cleaned everything.
Speaker 4: Looks spotless in San Francisco, but they couldn't do it
just for the people that live there, And Charlie called
him out on that.
Speaker 1: That was a pretty good moment.
Speaker 10: He also harmonized with the strategy by going on podcasting
and using TikTok. He personified what a lot of young people,
especially young men, wanted back in their politics, which was
an ascendant rebel attitude against these institutions that have failed
them so miserably. Why is it you were able to
clean it up for gigiping guys.
Speaker 26: That was the dunnest thing I've ever heard.
Speaker 5: By the way, you guys weaponized that I saw them
in twenty five. That was that was you know what,
I will happily, happily revert back to your Can I
have the restraints as weaponized.
Speaker 26: In this case weaponized?
Speaker 19: Can I in this case can I weapon.
Speaker 10: I guess that it was Let's give me a governor
me with all due respect, I saw a beautiful picture
of San Francisco that looked like Singapore.
Speaker 19: By the way, and then leaves and the walking dead
come down.
Speaker 5: By the way, it was I pack you had dozens
and dozens of foreign leaders in California is not San Francisco.
Speaker 26: But I am the governor of California and the mayor
of California. You want the mayor, you were the mayor.
Speaker 10: But I just want to say, but you have to
admit there's it's emblematic as something that if enough important
people show up, it can get clean.
Speaker 19: So why not make it clean all the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's the point. He's I mean, he's no
match for Charlie Kirk. It was a boat.
Speaker 2: A lot of people were pissed off that Charlie Kirk
did this interview. I'm not pissed off about it. I
think it's great that he did it. He basically should.
He went in there, and that's what Charlie Kirk does.
Charlie Kirk talks to liberals all the time. That's literally
his job. Besides what he does like on his show,
he goes out to college campuses and he challenges more
on liberals and.
Speaker 1: He smacks them down verbally. This is what he does,
you know.
Speaker 2: So it didn't surprise me at all that he wanted
to do this, and he made Gavin look like a
complete idiot, at least to me, because he can't dispute
what he just asked him. He can't dispute the fact
that he did clean it up for the freaking commies
and not for the people who he's supposed to be serving.
So everybody should see that for what it is. It
just exposes Gavin more and more for the shape shifter
that he is.
Speaker 4: But I think people are mad because on some level
it did make Gavin. It gave Gavin an opportunity to moderate,
to center himself a little bit more in the center,
and to look.
Speaker 1: Like, look at look at me.
Speaker 4: I can talk to anybody and we can have this
like super civil conversation, and I'm so great at hosting
and all the things, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I think that's why people are irritated. So I see
both sides. I guess you.
Speaker 2: Can bet I gotta do is look at a state
I have, Yeah, exactly kids that live there right now,
and they cannot wait to get the f out of there.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Oh, I mean it's a total mess.
Speaker 4: There was another There was another just interesting moment which
I didn't know this about Charlie Kirk, and that is
that he does not drink. And Gavin asked him about it,
and it was just kind of like a funny little
moment in their conversation.
Speaker 26: Saying that people are boycotting bud Light. I mean, how
is that not called this?
Speaker 19: I don't drink, but yeah, I mean, like.
Speaker 26: You don't drink at all. I mean, by the way,
I'm just that's interesting. You don't have Yeah, what happened
a couple of years ago?
Speaker 19: You stopped? When you were stopped?
Speaker 26: Why'd you stop?
Speaker 19: I just wanted to be more successful.
Speaker 26: I love that. What were you drinking?
Speaker 19: Napa Velley wine?
Speaker 26: Oh Jesus Christ, here we go.
Speaker 1: He sounds so surprised by that.
Speaker 23: Hmm.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm honestly and I think that. But I
think Charlie's generation and the generation behind him, a lot
of them are they have no interest in that. They
have no interest in drinking. I think, like my daughter's generation,
no interest in alcohol.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my son has never taken a sip, even though
I've encouraged him to just try it, just so it's
not like this mysterious thing, this rebellious thing to do.
Speaker 1: He's like, Nope, I'm never drinking a drop of it.
Speaker 2: My daughter's the same way. She's like, my body's a temple.
I'm an athlete. I'm not going to touch the stuff.
That's how I'm good with that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's fine, totally fine.
Speaker 23: Yep.
Speaker 4: So Tucker, I don't know when this clip is from.
This could be actually rather old, but Tucker was talking
at some point in an interview about how much of
a psychopath Gavin Newsom is, and this is to me
it kind of makes the point that I was trying
to make earlier, which is we as a party should
be very worried about how psychotic he is because he is,
like Ted Bundy, he is able to convince very vulnerable
people that he's like this unbelievably charismatic, super brilliant guy
because of how sleazy he is.
Speaker 1: And Tucker said it so much better than I am
right now. So here's Timer Newsom.
Speaker 28: But one thing I know for a fact about Gavin
Newsom is he has the capacity to be the light
of textra test. Gavin Newsom will say anything he needs
to say, not like Biden is not like this. Actually,
whatever Biden's fault, he's not like this like Biden. Went
you know he has like guilt. If he's lying to you,
he gets twitchy. Gavin Newsom's palm stn't sweat, his respiration
doesn't increase, his body temperature doesn't change. Nothing changes in
Gavin Newsom when he lies to your face. And there
are not that many people like that. Actually, that's a
rare quality. Sociat lock down the state, to keep people's
kids from getting an education, and to arrest people for
surfing and then go have dinner at the French laundry.
Speaker 1: Like most people couldn't do that. They just be like
here saying he's a sociopath.
Speaker 15: I not care.
Speaker 28: I'm not a psychiatrist, but I so I don't know that.
I don't really know the category, and I'm not going
to diagnose him. But I'll just say, in fifty years
of being around a lot of people, I've met very
few who can behave that way, very very few. It's
very unusual quality, and of course it's probably useful in politics.
Speaker 2: He is the guy that you warn your daughter against,
like you say, stay away, stay far away from that
kind of guy, stay far, far away.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, oh my god.
Speaker 4: There was, as I said, a lot of backlash against
particularly the comments that Gavin Newsom made about trans women
in sports. A lot of people in his own party who,
of course that's a pet issue on even though it's
a hill that is really stupid to die on, because
it's an eighty twenty issue, they want to be the
twenty percent whatever.
Speaker 1: Haaking.
Speaker 4: Jeffreys was asked about it and answered in a way
that made no sense. If you understand what he's trying
to say here, please explain it to me, because I
don't get this.
Speaker 29: I want to ask about California Governor Gavin you some
comments saying that Democrats are in the wrong pro line
transgender athletes to compete in female and girls sports. What
is your response to that after Democrats had opposed to
women and girls in the sports.
Speaker 20: I haven't seen his comments. What Democrats opposed he just
told you was unleashing sexual predators.
Speaker 19: On girls throughout the United States of America.
Speaker 1: What I have no I have no idea what he's saying.
Speaker 2: Okay, so he's not just me I think he I mean,
I guess I could surmise that he's saying that we
believe that having men in women's sports and invading women's
spaces equates to sexual predators in their spaces, which I do.
I think that there are some weirdos that are going
to be in their spaces. And I don't want Dix
flying around in my daughter's locker room.
Speaker 1: I just don't. I don't want that. I don't know
about you.
Speaker 2: Guys, so I don't want that. Neither does my husband.
So don't want that happening. So he says that, I
think he's saying that we equate that with it. I do, yes,
especially fifteen sixty, seventeen to twenty year old girls, they
don't need to be having that in their locker rooms.
And for some reason, I think he doesn't equate men
in women's spaces as that they don't. Well we do,
you know why, because we're the party of normal, right.
Speaker 4: I mean, nothing about the way that he worded that
made any sense at.
Speaker 1: All, because he's an idiot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, in the interview, just because we're not obviously showing
the entire thing. Other things that Gavin moved center on
was he talked about how dumb it was to try
to defund police. He talked about how dumb it was
to you know, hyper focus on pronouns and gender neutral
terms like latin X. He talked about how there was
some serious problems with BLM. There were a lot of
issues that he moved center and is this person tweeted
he said, Gavin Newsom tells Charlie Kirk he's against trans
women and girls sports, He denounces LATINX, admits BLM is corrupt,
and calls defunding the police lunacy. This is Republican's greatest nightmare.
And I completely agree. I think he's going to be
the toughest person to be in the next go around.
I don't think people believe that guy.
Speaker 2: I think will be okay, especially because I think we're
going to have a really good track record and then
if we have somebody like a JD or a you know,
a DeSantis.
Speaker 1: Or both, god willing, or we've got a really good bench.
Speaker 2: And that's true, that guy's a piece of crap. And
I think, you know, I want to have faith in
at least half of the country are a little bit
more than half, and stuff that we've seen with independence
independence independence are tending to lean towards normalcy and not
towards the bat shittery. And so I'm just hoping and
praying that because he's going to get a lot of
stuff done over the next three and a half years.
Speaker 1: Let's hope that gat.
Speaker 2: Then the Ted Bundy dude is not going to be
able to con people, you know.
Speaker 1: I hope so. I hope so too. I hope so too. Yeah.
Speaker 4: DJ Daniel is continuing to be an absolute delight in
all of the talk show appearances that he's making.
Speaker 1: He was on with.
Speaker 11: That guy.
Speaker 1: We've been on his show before, Leland Land Leland with
the hair, Yes, with the hair.
Speaker 4: He was on with him, and I just I'm not
even gonna set this up because just watch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you think your friends are gonna be jealous.
Speaker 22: Pretty much, and I'm pretty sure my girlfriend gonna be jealous.
She ain't gonna be I'll say you can't. I'm gonna
like you. I'm gonna like you're gonna have to hit
the rogue jacks because almost secret service now. And if
you touch me, you going to juvenile straight up. Oh
wait a minute, for nothing, I'm saying you straight to jail.
Speaker 2: I think thirteen he's talking about his girlfriend. I swear
he looks like he has like a mortgage and like
four kids, doesn't I know, right? He exhausted my life
I know he's like, I got all sorts of problems,
my wife, my four kids, my mortgage, I got a boat,
my credit score is eight hundred.
Speaker 1: He's got problems, y'all. I love him so much.
Speaker 4: I actually wasted forty minutes of my life yesterday. I
don't know what sucked me into this, but I did
watch the entire episode of Sam Bankman Freed.
Speaker 1: On Tipper Wow. I don't know why I got sucked in.
Speaker 4: And then I couldn't stop listening. And so it was
interesting because you always do wonder. I think there's some curiosity,
natural curiosity that humans have when someone who is essentially
a millionaire a million times over, I mean legally or illegally.
He enjoyed the good life, right, and now all of
a sudden he's rotting away in a twenty five year
prison sentence, and I was curious as to how he
is adapting to that.
Speaker 1: That's a psychology major. Love I am.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 1: I couldn't help it. So it's the reason for my
name today.
Speaker 4: And there was this moment where Tucker asked him if
he had run into Diddy because they are in the
same prison. So here, yeah, so here is what he
said about running into Diddy.
Speaker 1: Are you hanging with Diddy?
Speaker 19: I think he's in there with you.
Speaker 30: Uh, he is, he is, and I it's I don't know.
You know, he's been kind the I've made some friends.
It's it's a weird environment. You know, it's sort of
a combination of a few other high profile cases and
a lot of you know X gangsters or sort of
you know, alleged X gangster.
Speaker 19: Yes, definitely alleged.
Speaker 1: So what what's did he like?
Speaker 30: I you know, obviously I've I've only seen one one
piece of him, which is you know, Diddy in prison,
and you know, he's been kind to people in the unit,
He's been kind to me. It's also it's it's a
position no one wants to be in, you know, obviously
he doesn't.
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 30: As he said, it's it's kind of his sole crushing
place for the world in general.
Speaker 28: Oh, I'm sure. And I mean you're two of the
most famous prisoners in the world in the same unit.
What are the other like? What do the armed robbers think?
Speaker 30: Well, it's a really interesting question. And if, of course
some of them are, I think you're thinking, like, wow,
this is sort of a big opportunity, like, you know,
to meet people they would an otherwise get to meet,
which is and shocked me, Like that right, it makes
sense their perspective, but like boys on how not how
I think about prison?
Speaker 1: How many years is he serving?
Speaker 4: He is twenty he's two years into a twenty five year.
Speaker 1: Sentence, and he's how old he's like, is he in
his twenties and thirties? In his thirties?
Speaker 4: Because Tucker actually asked him like, so how old are
you going to be when you get out? And he's
going to be like fifty seven something like that, And
Tucker said like.
Speaker 1: Can you handle that? Like can you.
Speaker 12: Do that?
Speaker 1: And he kind of was just like I don't know, Wow,
do you have that? I cannot. That's why I was
so sucked in. I just I had to hear what
that was, Like you know what I mean? Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 4: So yeah, we've got some crazy people to share with you,
which is the this is the stuff I wanted to
get to yesterday. We ran out of time, but we
do have a little time today. And one of the people,
this woman to our discussion earlier when we were talking
about how it drives us crazy to hear other people chew. Yes,
this woman is not chewing, but she is actively trying
to like clean food out of her teeth while she's talking,
and it is so gross. And she is talking about
an idea that she has about a way that the
left can protest.
Speaker 1: Here she is to explain, protest you have right now.
Speaker 31: That you can start immediately.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, stop it.
Speaker 31: Put a mask. Oh my god, stop letting them observe
your face and have the side benefit of better health
really and protecting the rest of us in the world.
Speaker 2: Oh god, why doing that? Oh why she should put
a mask back on and stop doing that.
Speaker 1: Nobody wants to see her face.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, win win, it's a win win for everybody
doing that. I don't know.
Speaker 2: So nay, everybody just became menopausal. Everybody a lady?
Speaker 1: So gross.
Speaker 4: Okay, this next one, I cut the music out so
it's silent. But there are there are some crazy people.
So they are also crazy liberals who are super aligned
with Ukraine, and they want to show it in various ways.
This person in particular wants to show it by making
herself look exactly like Zelensky. It's talent, I mean, I
will say it is incredibly skillful.
Speaker 1: But ew, like she's really doing the whole.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, she's shaving her head. Why is she
doing this? I'm not crying with them. You think he's crying.
That dude is like laughing all the way to the bank.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding? There's no crying. My god, this is
so disturbing. Disturbing is right? She's using eyeliner on her
nostrilgy guys.
Speaker 4: I mean the make up, The artistry, I will say,
is amazing, Like this person obviously has a command of
makeup artistry, because I wow, at.
Speaker 1: The end it looks like Zelensky. I mean that, Oh
my gosh, that's amazing. Right with the USMC shirt, seriously,
make it stop.
Speaker 4: Okay, uh Man on the street asking liberals how they
would change the Constitution, and their answers were fairly predictable.
Speaker 1: Take a listening.
Speaker 27: Change the constitution in one way, how would you change it?
Speaker 1: Her first Gov.
Speaker 3: Major I was literally a say, legalised abortion, maybe abortion laws,
you know.
Speaker 8: Rights to abortion, like transgender rights to have surgery without
necessarily parental consent.
Speaker 3: You you, yes, you have freedom of speech, but that
doesn't mean you have right to sit there and scream
at someone because they choose to change their gender or
they love the same sex, things like that.
Speaker 1: So should we add trans rights to the Constitution?
Speaker 15: Absolutely definitely, adding in like policies like make health care
more accessible for like immigrants as well as well as
like people in low income communities.
Speaker 1: I just think we need to get the old white
fox out of power. But that's not really a constitution.
These are the people that are going to be like,
oh my god, he's so hot.
Speaker 2: You're right, You're absolutely right about that. They're pretty stupid.
And then one of them is majoring in government. Yeah,
what are they teaching her?
Speaker 1: Where does she go?
Speaker 2: She probably goes to Harvard probably, so.
Speaker 4: Anna Casparian continues on her journey of becoming more and
more reasonable.
Speaker 2: I guess we just need to get her on our
show and to just suffer incompletely.
Speaker 4: You know, I don't know, man, She's been on some
highly influential shows and she's still not all the way there,
you know.
Speaker 2: What I mean, we're not highly influential. I just think
she'd like us.
Speaker 1: I mean, we are very irresistible, charming. I think she
was mad she made this.
Speaker 4: She was talking about like that ridiculous video where it
was twenty four different Senate Democrats saying the exact same
script that Corey Booker wrote for them, and she was
absolutely mortified about just as much as we were.
Speaker 1: Frankly, here she is makes sense.
Speaker 16: Who says democrats really think it makes them look good
when twenty plus of them released the exact same attack video.
Who told them this was a good idea? Can any
of them think for themselves anymore?
Speaker 1: That is a Look. I saw that video myself. It
was pathetic. It just it.
Speaker 16: Every time I see what Democrats are up to, I
die inside a little bit. More like it's just so
what it communicates to us is that they don't care
right like, that they're not passionate about these issues, that
they're not invested in fighting for what's right. That it's
just about, you know, let me do this video, let
me put this message out there, just to ensure that
I'm going to get reelected.
Speaker 26: Right.
Speaker 16: They're doing it for themselves. It's part of their own
personal pr campaign. And that really bothers me because if
someone gave me a script and told me, hey, read this,
and you don't have to think about it, just read
this because you're fighting for social security or your fight
for some social Safety Network. I don't need a script.
I don't need a script. I have my own thoughts,
my own views. I'm going to go ahead and say
it like I feel it, say it like I know it,
and not have to have someone hand me a script
for it. But like, this is the thing, this is
the problem with the Democrats right now. They're so out
of touch with their own base. They're so out of touch.
They have no idea what people are experiencing on the
ground right now. They'll pay lip service to some of
these issues, but do they really feel it? Are they
really passionate about it? That's the real question.
Speaker 1: Gavin needs to get her on his show. Ooh, I'd
like to see I love that.
Speaker 2: I'd love to see her talk to Gavin, yes, give
him a what for and watch him try to flirt
with her because she is.
Speaker 4: Constant, she lives there and has so many complaints about California.
Speaker 1: I would love to see that. Met I would love
to see it. I would really like that's a great idea.
I would love to see that interview or back and forth.
Speaker 4: Stephen A Smith also another person with whom I rarely
agree on anything, but he also called out Democrats hard
for that ridiculous video here he is.
Speaker 19: Now you see why Stephen A.
Speaker 13: Smith was in the polls as a presidential Kennedy see
what I'm talking about. You see that idiocy right there.
You talk about something people being tone deaf. Why the
hell would twenty two Democratic senators be literally echoing the
same thing and think that would resonate with the American people.
All it shows is that the same fabric of our
democracy is unchanging in the eyes of some of these
officials and as a result, the constituency they represents, which is.
Speaker 27: Why Donald Trump is in office. What do I have
to come up to Capitol Hill and give you lessons?
Speaker 19: Seriously, you don't get it?
Speaker 27: Oh you did, Elizabeth Warren, Corey Booker, Chuck Schumer, let's
all get together, let's put this in a prompt and
all together, all being in separate rules, we'll grab a
microphone and say the same damn thing.
Speaker 19: And that's what's going.
Speaker 13: To resonate with the American people. And then you wonder
why you're no longer in power. You wonder why Trump
is in the White House.
Speaker 1: He's like the Democrats answer to Mark Leven He's so screamy. Yeah,
he's very screamy, very very very screamy. Yeah, I guess
a little screamy.
Speaker 2: But you know, I when I see him say stuff
like that, I'm like, Okay, but are you happy with
the stuff that Trump is doing?
Speaker 1: Why do you want to be a Democrat still?
Speaker 2: After all the stuff that they've done, like not for
you and to you, and just they've disrespected their constituents
so much. Why are you still a Democrat? Why are
these people still democrats? Are you going to continue to
take a beating?
Speaker 1: Like why do you let them abuse you so much?
I get it's a great question.
Speaker 4: And a lot of people I saw this morning were
posting this interaction that happened between stephen A.
Speaker 1: Smith and Lebron James.
Speaker 4: I'm assuming like within the last couple of days, and
Lebron's mad at him and I don't know why, but
check this out.
Speaker 1: He walked right away from him.
Speaker 2: Well, he dared to say something about was it Serena
Williams who was at the Super Bowl? Yeah, in the
dance doing the Kendrick whatever dance. He dared to say
something about. He was like, no wife of mine would
ever do that, And so he had a big fight
between Serena Williams, her husband. I can't remember his name.
He's like something the he's some big mogul, like tech bro. Right,
he's a big tech bro.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And so he got in a big fight with her
husband about that. And I don't think Steven Smith has
ever been married, but he's like, no wife of mine
would ever do that, uh blah. And so they got
in a big fight. And so and I think a
lot of people are mad that he is daring to
speak against the Democrat Party. You know, you just can't
do that, right. So I think that's part of the
dynamic here. I don't know if it's all of it.
That he may have beef with him about something personal too,
but I think that's part of it.
Speaker 1: Interesting.
Speaker 4: And then lastly, before we get to talks, you probably
have seen, well, I think everybody has seen Candice Owens
sort of become very anti Israel over the last few months.
You know, that is the primary reason I suspect that
she's no longer the Daily Wire. There were obviously anti
the falling out between Ben Shapiro and all of that stuff,
and she's been on a tear about it ever since.
And there's another fellow who is named Ian Carroll, who
is similar like minded when it comes to Israel with
Candace Owens, and he was platformed this week by Joe Rogan,
and it has a lot of people very concerned about
the creep right, the anti Semitism creep that's happening when
some of these loud, prominent voices get platformed and don't
get pushed back, because I have no problem with them
saying whatever they want to say, obviously, but when there's
no pushback or questioning, it becomes a problem. And so
Ian Carroll again was on Joe Rogan, and our friend
Amy Kozak recapped what Ian Carroll said and the problem
that's happening with this rise in anti Semitism, and no
one puts it like Amy.
Speaker 1: He's just so good at breaking this down here he
is to explain.
Speaker 15: Not saying that all Jews are in on something. Jeffrey
Epstein was the world's most prolific and evil sex trafficker
that we know of so far ever, and he very
clearly was a Jewish organization of Jewish people working on
behalf of Israel and other groups. And so that's a
dark stain on Israel and on the Jewish people. If
you own it.
Speaker 12: There you go. And I'm not implicating all Jews. That
is a dark stain on the Jewish people. If you
own it. The way he sneaks in his falsehoods and
sophistry and jumping to conclusions and connecting things is much
more sneaky than just making one singular false statement or claim.
He's like, and these people deeply corrupted are just like
there for all time, there for all time the Jewish faith.
He doesn't know what the Jewish faith is or anything
much about it. And then Jeffrey Epstein a stain on
the Jewish community. You have to fix that, you have
to own it. Other types of conspiratorial conversations the Clinton's Pizzagate,
the corruption of this government, or that nobody's talking about
the Hillary Clinton scandal in the context of Baptists because
she's a Baptist, her nationality, ethnicity, community doesn't come up.
But for some reason, when we talk about a bad apple,
a bad person like Jeffrey Epstein or made Off or whoever,
there's always this temptation in these conversations with conspiracy to
implicate the Jews. And I'm not talking about all of them,
but then talking about all of them, or talking about
something bigger than the individual bad actors and the farius
people involved. It gets so disturbing. Starts to just sow
this suspicion in people. And had there never been a
Holocaust or progrums or deep seated histories of anti Semitism
leading to violence against Jews, you might be able to
shrug it off. But you're just like the Antennas, go
up the cycle of history of anti Semitism, Like do
you know what you sound like? It's like literally an echo.
Speaker 4: Of history, right, yeah, yeah, all right, now we got
some thank yous over on locals. Audrey Kraus five says,
good morning chicks, Daisy, have the best time with Gwen
next week. Time goes by way too fast with your kids,
soak up the memories you will be making with her.
Have the best weekend and week. Happy Friday's son, thank you,
and working Stiff says, good morning, chicks, Daisy, have fun
on spring break. We will miss you, but I will
watch to support mock.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Thank God. We have the greatest vvp jd vance.
Speaker 4: Some might fall for slimy newsome, but we have all
the balls and truth on our side. God blessed Trump
and our administration. Have a great weekend. Everybody now, thank you,
no me, okay? Timothy Ham, Good morning, ladies. Today is
the big six ozero for me, and one of my
wishes is to meet two of the two of the
top fifteen hottest conservative ladies on the planet, Mac and
Daisy at Seapack in Dallas next year.
Speaker 1: Please make it happen. We may do Seapack my year.
Speaker 2: I don't know how could happen. It's I mean, weirder
things have happened. We've been twice before. Aaron Kreeger feels
like a good day to tell you jerks how much
I love you and how grateful I am to be
part of this incredible community you've built. Thanks for all
you do. Ps Is Aaron Powers. I've just finally changed
to my married name.
Speaker 4: Oh well, now she's gonna have to say if it's
Kreeger or Kreiger or Craiger, I say it.
Speaker 2: Thank you for that. I love that, Aaron Kreeger, I
love it. Michelle Boyd, good morning, Mack and Daisy. Just
love you, ladies. I cannot get over all the winning
and I love our fighters.
Speaker 1: We do too. Aaron Urm.
Speaker 2: The more Russia, Russia, Russia, the left screams, the more
easily DJT could switch to working for Russia, because no
one would believe it by now right.
Speaker 1: Karen Pyra.
Speaker 2: President Trump ended congestion on pricing that the New York
governor was shoving down the throt of commuters going into
New York City working for the people. Yes, yep, Susan Tea.
Any updates and the liberal clowns blackout last Friday?
Speaker 1: It back there completely forgot, did it?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 1: Was it like a really big sales day? Yeah, they
did really well. In fact, I did.
Speaker 2: I did a one on one with Zach from Bulwark
this past Monday when you were out and we talked
about that, and it actually backfired. There are lots of
articles out there about how it was a big spending day.
Speaker 1: It was a big gosh.
Speaker 4: So you guys have to listen to that conversation. It
comes out tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep, Heather malloy. Remember that movie Liar Liar with
Jim Carrey. His son makes a birthday wish that he
couldn't lie for one whole day. Wouldn't that be awesome
if politicians couldn't lie for one whole day? Gavin wouldn't
leave his.
Speaker 1: House because of that. Movies so much too.
Speaker 2: It's a great movie, Sherry Fox, Daisy, so money for
your girl trip. Have a blessed week with Gwen.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I'll miss you, guys, I really will. But we definitely
we are looking forward to just spending some quality time together.
I'm very excited about it. It's not often that we
get time off.
Speaker 1: Like her too.
Speaker 2: She's constantly working, as I think, even harder than I do.
Rachel Gerhart, did anyone catch that it's an attack on
this government that almost elected a black woman? He said
the quiet part out loud. Love you chicks, take my money,
thank you.
Speaker 4: Rachel's not quiet. They're not quiet about it. They're so
loud and proud and dumb about it.
Speaker 1: I can't believe it.
Speaker 18: They are.
Speaker 2: Teresa Raymundo. I am Catholic, not COMMI this is a
panda to try and prove that they hate Christians. But
wait until they're standing outside on abortion from an abortion clinic.
Even Guamanians were laughing at Hank. That's so pretty funny,
Teresa Raymundo. I meant they are trying to prove they
don't hate Christians, but they do they do. Yes, Florida
Medicare broker, thank you for that supersticker, Giles Chester. Gavin
does that because he's limp wristed, he's flirting, and he's
doing this all the time.
Speaker 1: You guys, is just like Karen Pyra.
Speaker 2: New scum will ruin the country as president as he
has ruined California. Where was the water new scum? I
just can't believe that anyone would consider him after what
a disaster he's been in California.
Speaker 1: I know, look at job performings, you morons. Stevie J.
Speaker 2: Gavin started his own podcast because every time he did
another podcast, they roasted him, see Adam Carolla.
Speaker 1: True, but I feel.
Speaker 2: Like, you know, Charlie Kirk kind of did a little
bit of that. So the more he has conservatives on,
the more I think he's gonna get roasted on his
own show. Kristin H. Newsom is absolutely the guy who
love bombs you, cheats on you, calls you crazy when
you have proof, and then tries to take you to
sandals Cancuon.
Speaker 1: It's so true, Yes, Scott, is so true that.
Speaker 2: Guy Craig a thank you for that supersticker. BTK Media
omits their tariffs on US now and costs us. Yes,
par Empyro, you need to get Jonathan a room me
on your show.
Speaker 1: I don't know who that is. Should I know either?
I don't know.
Speaker 2: We probably need to look him up. We need to
look him up. We'll totally do that. You guys, bring
it in. Hold I'm losing my I'm losing my earpiece.
Hold on, We're bringing it in. You guys have a
fantastic weekend and a great week with mock and chat.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna miss you terribly.
Speaker 2: Make sure you're checking out locals and insiders for content
from me and Gwen on the road in Florida, and
you guys will talk.
Speaker 1: I'll talk to you in a week. Micha will talk
to you on Monday. Hi, everybody,