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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is a podcast from wor.

Speaker 2 (00:03):
From Everywhere USA.

Speaker 1 (00:05):
It's Fox Across America with Jimmy flo Oh girl, you
heard the man. Fox Across America with Jimmy Failo. You're
home for top shelf radio. In a bottom feeding political world,
Donald Trump saying yesterday it might be time to lock
up Nancy Pelosi over insider trading. She tried making the
case on CNN last night and people aren't buying a

(00:29):
CNN You dumb bastards. But don't take my word for it.
Oklahoma Senator Mark Wayne Mullen is going to be here
to have that discussion about insider trading. Trump and of
course his feelings towards Nancy Pelosi, Get her out, Get
her out of here eight at eight seven, eight, nine,
nine to one zero. If you love him, you hate him,
you like me, you can't stand me, None of it matters.

(00:50):
I'm just a talk show host, not an activist, and
I don't want to change the way you vote. And I
don't need you to agree with me. You can call
me up and curse me out. I have heard so
many things during the ten years I spent driving a
taxi in New York City. I've heard swear phrases aimed
at me that you've never heard of, Like you'd have
to google these insults if in fact you wanted to
know what I've been accused of in the traffic on

(01:12):
the media streets in New York. And that being said,
not even those guys could ever be as harsh as
the voices in my head. There's about twelve of them
swirling around at all times. Have you ever had a check? Yes?
I have, and I am not sharing the results. I'm
going full Biden cover upon this. I am nuts, But
you're all welcome to join me in this radio in
Saint Asylum. You know the rules. Be a Republican, be

(01:32):
a Democrat, just don't be a man rolling on a
feisty Thursday, real happy stuff. Today, the big news in
politics is that Kamala is not running for governor of California.
Do you want to know why that's the big news?
Because the bigger news isn't getting covered by anybody in
the media. The media is a bunch of losers. What

(01:54):
came out this morning from Chuck Grassley that actually, you know,
the Declassify report that shows the Clinton campaign made up
the Russian collusion narrative out of complete thin air. Okay,
that is like high treason. That's the stuff people spend
the rest of their life in prison for. But the
media is not going to cover the story because the
media was part of the original hoax. They won Pulitzer

(02:16):
Prizes for claiming Donald Trump was in bed with Russia.
It was made up by these sick people. But the
media is not going to go backwards now and go
I remember those three years we told you Trump colluded
with Russia. Well it turns out Hillary made up the
whole thing. We were being fed by your sources in
the intel community, and everybody involved knew it was fake.

(02:39):
I mean, that's what happened. So they're not going to
go back and do that to themselves. So you understand,
it's not the biggest story in the media. I'm talking
about it. You'll hear about it a little bit here
at Fox, but you're not gonna hear it in most places,
maybe outside of Twitter. So the second biggest story is
Commala and the reason why is Kamala is not running
for governor in California, and people on the inside believe

(03:02):
that it's because she's actually just going to run for
president in twenty twenty eight. You don't have a clue.
You don't she's not actually going to be the nominee.
I know there's a book coming out today. I know
she's going on Colbert tonight. Think about that. In her
first interview since losing the general election, she has chosen
to sit down with Steve Stephen Colbert. You know, the
guy who's being accused of ruining Late Night because he

(03:23):
was too much of an activist. Well, he's having on
a too much of a liberal activist will He's having
on a woman who just lost the presidency in historic fashion.
And Kamala Harris is historic. If you think back to
San Francisco, the Willie Brown days, you think back to
the modern era with the actual presidential election, Kamala Harris
is the only woman to begin and end her career

(03:44):
in politics by blowing it. But stick with me, okay,
because this is all happening. People are like, wow, you
know she's just laying on the ground work for twenty
twenty eight. She's going to campaign for Democrats in the midterms.
Here's the news flash. There's not a single solitary Democrat
that wants her campaign with them.

Speaker 2 (04:00):
I agree with that.

Speaker 1 (04:01):
Nobody nobody in their right mind. But start in California.
Why is she not running for governor of California? Are
you ready? Do you want to know? I mean, does
it matter? Okay, it's a very simple reason.

Speaker 3 (04:14):
Money money, money, money, money, money, money.

Speaker 1 (04:17):
What do you mean, Jimmy money, money, money money. She's
gonna make more more money by not running. No, what
I'm saying is donors do not want to give to her.
That's why she's not running in California. She was not
a shoe in to get the nomination. She was going
to be in a Democratic primary. Kamala does not like primaries.
If you remember, she ran for president in twenty twenty,

(04:39):
and she dropped out before the voting even started. In Iowa.
She dropped out in December of twenty twenty. The Iowa
caucuses started in January. She dropped out in December. At
the time, she was pulling it one percent in her
home state of California one percent. She was pulling behind
my milk in her home state of California, and yes,

(05:01):
dropped out in disastrous fashion. But lo and behold, Joe
Biden got the nomination. He sat down and had a
talk with James Clyburn in South Carolina.

Speaker 2 (05:12):
I don't remember that ever happening.

Speaker 1 (05:14):
I don't doubt that he's forgotten about it. And James
Clyburn was like, you have to put a black woman
on the ticket. So they put Kamala Harris on the ticket,
and they didn't like her in the primaries. They didn't
like her as VP. She was the most historically unpopular
VP who has ever held the office by polling data.
But when Biden dropped out of the race, the middle
finger him and Jill gave to the Democratic Party was, well,

(05:35):
you know what, we're going to endorse Kamala. And in
the era of identity politics, you can't fire the black lady.
So you're stuck with her. Do you have a problem
figuring out whether you're for me or Trump? And you
ain't black? Okay? It turned out a lot of people
weren't black, because black people voted for Trump and record numbers.
But lo and behold that they didn't want Kamala to
be the nominee this time around, which means they definitely

(05:59):
definitely don't wanted to be the nominee next time around.
Not to mention that this book is I'm assuming this
is a cookbook that gives you the best recipes for
word salad. I don't know what this. It's called one
hundred and seven days. That's what it's called. One hundred
and seven days. She had the shortest presidential campaign in
history and spent the largest amount of money in the

(06:20):
history of presidential campaigns. Think about that, Kamala Harris was
only in the race for one hundred and seven days.
Do you know how long people usually run for president
for They usually run for about thirty months. Seriously, it
starts in twenty twenty eight. People will be making the
rounds in New Hampshire and Iowa, the early voting states.

(06:41):
They'll be making those rounds at the very end of
twenty sixteen. To give you an idea, Donald Trump, okay,
of twenty twenty six to give you an idea. Donald
Trump came down the escalator in June of twenty fifteen, okay,
and was the last guy to enter the race June
of twenty fifteen. And they ran from there, okay, another
eighteen months. He didn't do the early stuff. He went

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to like seapack and stuff like that, but he wasn't
on the ground as relentlessly as say that Ted cruisers
of the Marco Rubios were in twenty sixteen, but Donald
Trump still ran for eighteen months won the presidency. Kamala
Harris ran for one hundred and seven days and spent
more money than anybody anybody in the history of the
presidency and didn't come remotely close to connecting with voters

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because she didn't make an effort to. They had the
famous interview at CBS, which was edited on sixty minutes.
She wouldn't sit down with Joe Rogan, not that it
would have helped her, because if people got to know
her more, she would have lost by more because she
was horrific. Kamala Harris failed to distance herself from Joe
Biden told us the economy was working when eighty percent
of Americans thought it was headed in the wrong direction.

Speaker 4 (07:49):
And we are very proud of Bidenomics. And as today's
jobs numbers make clear, Bidenomics is working.

Speaker 1 (07:58):
We had.

Speaker 3 (08:01):
And is working.

Speaker 4 (08:03):
Trump's economic plans going forward would raise inflation and send
us into a recession by twenty twenty five.

Speaker 1 (08:13):
Whoa she raisinflation and send us into a recession by
twenty twenty five is what Kamala Harris actually said that
is a lot, guys. Inflation is down since Trump took office,
and oh, by the way, GDP just rose at three
percent in the second quarter, beating the economist expectations. Job

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creation beating expectations every month of the Trump presidency. Donald
Trump's economy is growing, I mean growing at a record pace.
So everything you just heard there was a lie because
she was an inauthentic person. The only thing Kamala could
ever tell us about herself is that she liked ven
diagrams and yellow school buses. I love ven diagrams. I

(09:00):
really love the diagrams. I mean, come on, man, ven diagrams.
You get a school bus full of ven diagrams, She's there.

Speaker 4 (09:07):
You know what also excites me when I'm among the
many things I'm excited.

Speaker 1 (09:12):
About electric school buses.

Speaker 4 (09:15):
I love electric school buses.

Speaker 1 (09:18):
I just love them. I mean, come on. Never mind
that this is a woman who ended her presidential campaign
by saying we needed to build a wall. You know,
if I get elected, I'm serious about police in the border.
We'll finish a border wall. We'll get this country under control.
Do you know what she was saying in the run
up to the election.

Speaker 4 (09:34):
This issue is about a vanity project for this president, right,
and it is a problem of his own making.

Speaker 1 (09:45):
Right.

Speaker 4 (09:45):
And listen, when I travel this country, folks have plenty
enough problems that they need their president to focus on
instead of a wall. That, by the way, because I
was a prosecutor for many years, including the Attorney general California,
I specialize on transnational criminal That's that why I'm gonna
stop them.

Speaker 3 (10:03):
No.

Speaker 1 (10:14):
So, the woman who said that cackled all over the
set and got a massive applause break ended her presidential
campaign by vowing to build a wall.

Speaker 5 (10:22):
She is a fraud, a pony, a woman without a
moral core, a regular, two faced, meally mouthed politician who
swings with the wins.

Speaker 1 (10:31):
So long story short, Okay, she's not gonna be the
Democratic nominee in twenty twenty eight. We're actually not that
lucky as a people. We're not that lucky as comedians,
We're not that lucky as Republicans. You're not that lucky
as a Democrat. Because if Kamala is the nominee, you're
gonna wind up getting a good president. And by the way,
her name is not going to be Kamala Harris. It's
going to be anybody else. He knows what he's talking about. Okay,

(10:53):
She's just an inauthentic person, and you don't get better
at that. People who are inauthentic, who come across a
little forced and robotic, only alienate the public more as
they spend more time around them. I'm Hillary Clinton, and
I approve this message. I mean, she sh we're reading
you her internal emails today on the show. Okay, and

(11:15):
they specifically reference the fact that people don't let her
own this is our own campaign. Let me read you this.
This is so wonderful Hillary's campaign. July twenty fifth, twenty sixteen, Hi,
The media analysis on the DNC hacking appears solid. This
is an important story because it would be the first
time that we know of that a state deliberately uses
the infiltration and publication of data interfere in the US election. Okay,

(11:36):
Julie says it will be a long term affair to
demonize Putin and Trump. Now, it's going to be good
for a post convention bounce. Later, the FBI will put
more oil into the fire, meaning we're making this up. Ah.
The outcome is far from clear, as Americans are more
keen on their own woes, and Hillary is hardly good
looking as far as credibility is concerned. Anyway, things are

(11:59):
ghastly for you US Russian relations. Imagine that. Okay, Lenny
also received from t one a slightly different version of
this femil. The version includes the statement that later, the
FBI will put more oil into the fire and contains
the unadded sentence, So do you understand, Okay, the FBI
will put more oil into the fire. Don't worry, we
don't have evidence. The FBI I'll do it. I'm not
saying it's definitely gonna work, because Hillary is hardly good

(12:21):
looking as far as credibility is concerned. Nobody liked her,
nobody believed in her. She has the same problem as
Kamala Harris. These two women spent more money than anybody
else in the history of the presidency and still wound
up losing. And Joe Biden likes to tell you and
Democrats like to tell you, well, America is just not
ready for a female president. That's the problem. That is
a fact check false now, which is not ready for

(12:43):
these two inauthentic I mean, Kamala comes off like a
day drunk, like she ran for president because the job
comes with a designated driver. You know. Hillary was just
you know, a female Lindsey Graham, which is unfair because
Lindsay Grahm's a female Lindsay Gram most days. But she
just wanted to bomb everybody in the world world and
was a cutthroat lunatic who had a homicidal lust for power.

(13:04):
And when we didn't elect them because we didn't like
them and we didn't like their policies, it didn't mean
we wouldn't elect a woman. It just meant weren't ready
for those women. Okay, I was a New York City
cab driver. There was a woman who got into my
cab once in a leather mask for real, didn't take
it off, and she said she ran an operation on
Craigslist where she used to beat up CEOs. Okay, she

(13:26):
was like a dominatrix. Guys who make a lot of money,
who never get talked down to in the workplace need
to be pushed around a little bit behind the scenes.
Makes them feel little more submissive or something. I don't
know what the kink is. It's really not my bag. Okay,
but this woman told me specifically, okay, that she basically
beat up rich men for a living. I'm like, what
do you do? What's going on in the mask? Am

(13:46):
I an accomplished to a robbery? What's happening here? And
she was funny and she was pleasant, and she goes, no,
I mean, if you have to know, she goes, I
punch guys in the balls for a living. This could
be a problem. Oh yeah, if you get on the
wrong side of her. But she was like, yeah, punch
guys and the nuts for a living. I was like,
oh my wait, what does that mean? What are you
telling me here? It's like I'm a dominatrix. Yeah, I
beat up a lot of rich guys. They like that
sort of thing. Okay, the fact that I didn't propose

(14:07):
marriage to that woman does not mean I don't like women.
It just means you're gonna run out of ice packs
at some point and you're not gonna be able to
ice your nuts anymore. It doesn't mean it doesn't mean
all women are bad. It just means you didn't like
that one for the route you were going. So when
the Democrats try to do this, okay, it's cheap, it's

(14:29):
identity politics. They're trying to make this about your shortcomings
as a voter instead of their shortcomings as a candidate.
What were Hillary Clinton's shortcomings? She is a morally bankrupt
human being. She hates her husband so much she'd have
them killed if she could. But she had to stand
by him after the Monica Lewinsky scandal because at the

(14:49):
time it would have been problematic for her to run
for president someday as a divorced woman. That was the
calculus internally, So she pretended to still be married to
Bill Clinton for all of this time, Okay, because she's
a sociopath and it was more important to get power.
Look at the summer at twenty sixteen, she's not talking
to these internal emails on how to help people make money,
struggling single moms, poor minorities. No, no, what she's talking

(15:12):
about the FBI. I'll add more fuel. Don't worry. I
know we don't have any, but the FBI has got
our back. Okay. That's what happened to our democracy. Okay.
So God knows what they were pushing to get Kamala
Harris through. And proof that there is a God is
the fact that it didn't work. Bingo, you're listening to
the show that always backs the blue.

Speaker 2 (15:33):
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(16:21):
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(16:42):
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foxacross America dot com. In the next break, Oklahoma Senator
Mark Wayne Mullen is coming body to talk to us

(17:50):
about who's going to jail for this declassification thing, Kamala
running no tax on tips, and some record breaking trade deals.
The White House is about to announce, So don't go anywhere.
We're gonna break some news here. They say every superhero
has theme music. Our next guest demanded theme music the
last time he was on the show. We kept our

(18:12):
campaign promise. Oklahoma Senator Mark Wayne Mullen is here to
knock us out. What's up man?

Speaker 2 (18:17):
What's up?

Speaker 1 (18:18):
Brother?

Speaker 2 (18:18):
How you doing?

Speaker 1 (18:18):
You talk about a full service operation? You made that
request when I was down in Tulsa. Josh cut it
up and put it together. How about that? It was awesome.
That was That was perfect, by the way, and I'm
gonna come out swinging. Oh let's go where we had
you take it away, Mullin, what's on your mind?

Speaker 2 (18:33):
I'm just holding you accountable, Okay.

Speaker 5 (18:35):
I just wonder in your closet do you have close
set up on your weight limit?

Speaker 2 (18:41):
I noticed you put on some pounds here.

Speaker 5 (18:42):
Brother. I mean, I'm just so, I mean, is it
like from two to two twenty?

Speaker 2 (18:50):
Listen.

Speaker 1 (18:51):
I never thought I would take hits on my appearance
from a guy who looks like he hits on fat
chicks at the Renaissance there. But here we are. It
looks like you're about to hang up on me and
ask out a woman who's eating a turkey leg. And
that's fine.

Speaker 2 (19:04):
I was a great wing man. I'm just saying.

Speaker 1 (19:07):
Literally wings though I'm a good wing man too. I
don't need to be out with another guy. I just
need some wings, you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 2 (19:14):
I love him.

Speaker 1 (19:16):
You still got the fastball, man. I love that well.
By the way, since you staged an intervention for me.
I do like the idea that the president is bringing
back the Presidential Fitness task. That essentially means kids are
gonna have to get in shape. Is that what it is?

Speaker 3 (19:29):
Yeah?

Speaker 5 (19:29):
I mean I think this came underneath JFK when he
first did which is the irony of that is, you
know Mahall movement with Bobby Kennedy, it is.

Speaker 2 (19:38):
I thought it was great.

Speaker 5 (19:39):
I mean, you look at what the what you know
pe was, you know, back in the day, and what
they do now it's not even required. You look at
the difference in the kids in their physique back the
end versus what it is today.

Speaker 2 (19:53):
I think it's smart.

Speaker 5 (19:53):
I mean, the biggest challenge we have right now in
recruiting is people being able to actually.

Speaker 2 (19:59):
Pass the physical exam.

Speaker 5 (20:01):
Yeah, I mean, and recruiting inside of all branches of
the services.

Speaker 2 (20:05):
It's it's really disturbing.

Speaker 1 (20:07):
Yeah, it's not a good look for the army recruiter
when the kids are out of breath reading the brochure. Yeah,
that's a concern. Can I raise one point though? This
is one counterpoint. Everyone always says that the future of
warfare is digital, So there is an argument to be
made that all these fat little kids playing video games
are actually gonna win us a world war someday. Have

(20:28):
we thought about that?

Speaker 5 (20:30):
Yeah, I have thought about that. But the other side
of his mental health is important, right. If you feel
about yourself, you also perform at a higher level. I mean,
they do say that the next wars may be fought
with thumbs. Yeah, and that that may be true, but
we want the guys that have the most endurance with
their thumbs.

Speaker 2 (20:46):
So you can interb of that however you want to.

Speaker 1 (20:49):
Well, listen, I see what you're getting at. And if
it comes down to risks, my producer Mikey's got us covered,
don't worry, and you can look into that whatever you
want to. Just don't look into his search history. We're
talking to Oklahoma Senator Mark Waynemull and I love all this.
By the way, there was a bombshell released from Chuck
Grassley about the twenty sixteen election. I don't know where

(21:10):
this is going to go, but a cursory reading of
it tells us that the entire Russian collusion narrative was
made up. I mean, can we at least agree on
that to anyone who's read it?

Speaker 2 (21:20):
Yeah, you know.

Speaker 5 (21:21):
And I have had the privilege of visiting with Chuck
Grassley about this, but also Tulcy Gabbard, who is the
one that really brought this to the forefront. And you
think about it, where was the other D and I
directors that at this information has been setting out there
since twenty sixteen, Why wasn't it looked into? Because here's
the descrepancy about this is, prior to the twenty sixteen

(21:42):
November election, to which President Trump beat Hillary Clinton, the
ICs intelligence communities had already done assessment against Russia. In
what they had said in that assessment is Russia does
even had the ability to interfere with our election. What
they have been trying to do is all a discord,
meaning they wanted to draw people's fear about everybody and

(22:05):
make people just trust the American election system.

Speaker 2 (22:09):
That was what they had.

Speaker 5 (22:10):
Openly tarted, not tarreting one specific person. However, the dossier
report underneath that Hillary Clinton's campaign had released and by
them spying literally spying. Trump actually said this during the campaign,
that they're spying on me at Trump headquarters, which kind
of sounds like Watergate.

Speaker 2 (22:29):
Yeah, I don't know, but I remember a president resigned
about that.

Speaker 5 (22:33):
It was very clear that it was directed once again
by Hillary Clinton. And then when the report came out
after the election, and this is what people need to
understand because there's a word here that people need to
need to pay attention to President Obama. After the report
had came out, redirected James Clapper, and James call me

(22:54):
to go out and look at it and see how,
not if how they interfered with the election towards Clinton
and Trump. And so he fell fed into the narrative
that and in the strong as word as possible fits
underneath treason because they were trying to circumvent the American

(23:15):
people's will by saying, no, you got this wrong. In fact,
you got it so wrong that you was duked by
a foreign country. And that's really who won the election
for President Trump. That is that is very very dangerous talk.

Speaker 1 (23:28):
About a morally bankrupt people. Man. We're talking to Oklahoma
Senator Mark Wayne Mullen at the very least because I
don't know how this plays out, but I have a
feeling if Trump doesn't rally this weekend, they're going to
bring back the locker up.

Speaker 5 (23:40):
Chance that may that may be, but let is break
it down. I mean, because I've had I've had buddies
call me and say, hey, there's zero chance Obama is
going to go to jail. But yes, you're absolutely correct,
because when a when a seated president can be impeach,
it's high crimes, misdemeanor or treason, not a seated as anymore.

Speaker 2 (24:00):
Yeah, and so he can't be impeached and.

Speaker 5 (24:03):
There's a there's some piece of immunity that he will
have because this was the directed why he was still
in office. This happened in December twenty sixteen. The report
didn't come out, the email wasn't sent by James Clapper
until January twenty seventeen, so it was it was still
while he was in office. I think it's going to
be very, very difficult for him. However, there could be

(24:25):
other people that could be held accountable. For instance, Clapper
and call me and Kombe's got a target on him.
Remember the whole forty seven sixty that that.

Speaker 2 (24:36):
Is it forty seven six nine.

Speaker 1 (24:37):
Yeah, that's I was going to say that trial is
going to take forever. The trial is going to take
forever because he's going to write his testimony in seashells.

Speaker 2 (24:45):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (24:46):
Yeah, never gonna tell you.

Speaker 5 (24:48):
But you know, he's he's already he's already walked that edge.
And so I could see where some of these guys
are definitely held accountable.

Speaker 1 (24:55):
Wow, that is wild, but they should be I mean agree, Yeah,
when you talk about elect integrity, the real problem is
on the left side of the aisle, and they have
the balls to run with. We're protecting democracy.

Speaker 2 (25:07):
Which is asparency.

Speaker 1 (25:10):
Isn't that crazy? Even now, there's so many of these areas,
you know, where anybody just objectively analyzing what's happening, Like
the economy is doing good, GDP grows, Okay, job numbers
have been better, inflations lower, and they're still on TV saying, well,
the Republican Party just screwed over the working class, dude,
the working class just I mean, especially if you're on

(25:31):
the lower end of the rung where you're waiting tables
as an extra job, and now you don't have to
pay taxes on tips. That's actually a big win for
a lot of people.

Speaker 5 (25:38):
Know, now, no no tax on tips, and let me
tell you, no tax on overtime. Who survives off overtime?
Middle class and underserved individuals that is that is who
that is who thrives off overtime. I mean, there are
the individuals that aren't working off as salary based are
the ones that work.

Speaker 2 (25:54):
That's clocking in.

Speaker 1 (25:55):
Yep.

Speaker 5 (25:56):
So you're taking and from my perspective, right from I
grew up growing plumbing company into hvac and to electric
company and to multiple other things, restaurants, all this stuff,
and my wife and I've been blessed. But the thing
that kept our people from working overtime the most is like,
why I'm going to lose half of it in taxes? Yeah, imagine,
and now they can work and it's not going to

(26:16):
be taxed. Let's also talk about the business owner, the
small business owner. Since it's not going to be taxed,
FIKA doesn't exist either. For the business owner that's having
to mash at faika, that's a huge cost savings and
a strong economic h I'd say almost an economic boost
to the business because now they have more money to

(26:37):
invest or grow the company.

Speaker 1 (26:39):
Yeah, that stuff matters. We're talking to Oklahoma Senate, to
Mark waynemulland the point is it's a deliverable, it's something
that helps people's lives. Everything the Democrats are offering the
voters right now is that cleavage is Nazi stuff. That's
been the weekend that's been the weekend news. Now you
know this man Okay, we've watched the Democrats come out
again some really dumb things over the years. But did

(27:00):
you ever think in a million years, whether you were
in politics or out of politics, there was going to
be a war on boobs.

Speaker 5 (27:07):
No, that was a new one because I thought that's
what all males could agree on. Yeah, but that mail line,
I guess had been burred by this woe the EI movement. Yeah,
so I guess we shouldn't be it shouldn't be you know,
too awfully surprised.

Speaker 2 (27:21):
But no, that was a that came off of truly
left field.

Speaker 1 (27:27):
I said yesterday, this is not the hills to die on.
But logio, yeah, thank you very well. Said well, I'd
love to stay in chat, but according to you, I
need to go hit the gym.

Speaker 5 (27:40):
Well of or you either had two choices about about
losing weight. Can either consume less calories or burn more calories.

Speaker 2 (27:48):
That's the only two that work.

Speaker 1 (27:49):
Well, I'm gonna go with c. Buy a bigger jacket,
thins out the face. You don't scare imagine you're the
best sentary to be. Well, there he goes the great
Oklahoma Senator Arkwayne Mullen comes right on, comes right on,
and starts talking about my appearance.

Speaker 2 (28:05):
That thought is a peek on cheap pig.

Speaker 1 (28:08):
I am up. By the way, it's fine. I talk
about my weight a lot. People meet me in person
and like, well, you're not as fat in person as
you make it sound on the radio.

Speaker 3 (28:18):
Wrong.

Speaker 1 (28:18):
Oh that was a cheap shot. But no people do
say that to me. But I was on vacation. I
gained glorious weights. Oh it's been so. I was on
America's Newsroom I think yesterday, and they released a like
a close up shot of me from the side.

Speaker 2 (28:31):
That can't be good.

Speaker 1 (28:32):
It absolutely I'm amit this to you because you guys
know everything about me. I was on Newsroom. You always
wear a shirt and tie whatever show you're on, if
you're in the studio with the host, you dress to
their level of decorum. Host as a tie, Bill Hammer
as a tie. You put on a tie so you
don't look out of place. You don't want to be
the guy who shows up to the church for the
wedding in shorts. Okay, So I was on Newsroom, shirt
and tie, nice tight button around the old neck, and

(28:54):
you know my neck just looked like a fat sausage.
Brent Burgh was sitting across from me, all skinny. Bill's
looking good, Dana's looking good. I caught myself in a
monitor and I was like, you're.

Speaker 3 (29:05):
Killing yourself the way you eat.

Speaker 1 (29:07):
Y'all's look at you. So last night on waters World,
what did I do? Wide open collar, no tie, Jesse
out of tie, broke my own rule. Wide nice, nice
big collar, nice wide sport coat, little sear sucker action
is what we went with. And I had to try
to thin out this land whale of a face. I

(29:27):
basically have till Saturday to get my life under control,
because the way it works is, you know, I was
not born into a TV look. You know, I come
from a family at Chubby Comps, and you know we
show our affection for each other through portions of food.
That's what we do. We just eat. We circus eat
in my house insane. When me and Lincoln were in
Dallas last week, we went to Terry Black's and ate

(29:49):
six and a half pounds, six and a half pounds
of food in one sitting. Don't call them a fat pig, No, no,
you call me whatever you want. Six and a half pounds.
It was sick. Okay, you know what we did. That night,
we went to the country tavern and basically duplicated the outcome. Sir,
please do not call him the fat pick. No, no,

(30:10):
we did. We did. The next day we went to
the We went to the Rangers game. Lincoln wanted me
to do nine beers, nine hot dogs, nine innings. He
offered to be the designated driver. I beat that, and
then some, okay, and then some and you know what
we did. Sunday night we went to a barbecue joint
called Oaked and was that in North Livingston. I want

(30:32):
to get the town right. It was great. It was
just outside of Fort Worth, So forgive me if I
got the town wrong. But Oaked was fantastic. And got
back on TV Monday morning, took a look at myself
and was like, all right, it's exercise time, Jim, you
gotta get off the damn couch.

Speaker 2 (30:47):
He does.

Speaker 1 (30:47):
Jim has to get off the couch and Jim has
to go to commercial. I'll be back after this. In
spandex you're listening to Fox Across America with Jimmy Fayler.

Speaker 2 (30:56):
I enjoyed it.

Speaker 1 (30:56):
It was a god damn if you were in the
Tristate area, you want to come to a live taping
a Fox New Saturday Night with Jimmy Falo. Those tickets
are free at Foxacross America dot com And if you come,
you'll get to hang out with these three lovely ladies
back in studio. Leo, Annie and Jenna are in the house.
Hello girls, Hello, Hello these women. If you're listening around
the country for the first time, maybe a newer station,

(31:17):
WB E N and Buffalo shout out to Bill's Mafia.
Hell yeah, Bill's Mafia came to one of our tapings.
Do you remember that Ryan Stang and his vocabulary consisted
of one word.

Speaker 2 (31:27):
That's all he to do.

Speaker 1 (31:28):
He was so drunk and so rowdy that we couldn't
let them in the studio. Do you remember that? Oh yeah,
they had to actually sit with Glove. They came. They
actually came with Johnny Damon, a two time World Series
champion who was on the show, and his guests couldn't
be in the studio they were that drunk. We've probably
the first time we've had that, right.

Speaker 6 (31:46):
We didn't even know he was Bill's Mafia. You just
kind of saw his whole personality, were like, you are
probably Bill's Mafia.

Speaker 1 (31:52):
And then we found out that we were. He could
have had a Vikings hat on and he would We
would have thought he was Bill's Maffi. He was that drunk,
he was a legend.

Speaker 6 (31:59):
He brought his own fold table to the like that ridiculous.

Speaker 1 (32:03):
If you're listening on WBE and the Fox team is
coming to north Tonawanda in Buffalo in April, that's a thing.
Oh yeah, I don't know if we're making that Bill's
Game September twenty eighth. It's very sketchy right now. We
were invited up by members of Bill's mafia. But my
son's homecoming game and our TV show is the night before,
so we're trying. But we got to get better life
insurance before we party with those people, no question. So

(32:23):
we're here to talk about this weekend's show. I am
guessing there's some Sydney Sweeney coverage coming America's way. Yeah, fascinating.
Did you have a pulse?

Speaker 6 (32:32):
You know that people have been talking about cities.

Speaker 1 (32:34):
Isn't it crazy? And it's how I think longer legs
than that Coldplay kiss can remember like three weeks ago
everyone on Earth talked about that, but it was like
seventy two hours and we just quit. Sydney Sweeney stuck
around been like a week and I might go buy
some new jeans. I don't listen, I don't fault you.
I remember we have an American eagle right outside. Nobody's
like protesting or anything, right, No, it's back to school shopping. Yeah,

(32:57):
it's so, but it's it just seems like such a
dumb battle to pick, you know what I mean. Like,
if you're going to get mad at like a male
model or a guy for something, I think more people
will latch onto that by default. Like Sidney Sweeney does
come off like we all feel like we know as
Sidney Sweeney. You know what I'm saying. She looks like
a white check who would be funded parties and probably
throw out throw up first. Yeah.

Speaker 6 (33:17):
I think I saw her on the raft at Annie's
Fourth of July party off the river.

Speaker 3 (33:22):
Is from Washington, from Spokane.

Speaker 1 (33:24):
Yes, so she's one of your people. Yeah, that that
makes sense to me. But that is her appeal because
it's plenty of women are hot in the media and
in modeling, but there's a relatable quality to her, which
is America. Yes, America, she's America. She has a little
bit of Annie's white treasureer.

Speaker 6 (33:42):
I'd also say she's very America because she knows how
to sell a product.

Speaker 1 (33:47):
Thank you.

Speaker 6 (33:49):
We talked about her when just because she had a
commercials soap. Now we're talking about her with the jeans.
What I want to know is what is the next
most ridiculous thing. Sidney Sweeney is going to be the
pitch model for that. We're all not Yeah, remember the car.
It's getting more progressively ridiculous. Like next she's going to
be selling pet rocks and everyone is going to be
talking about that and buying pet rocks bringing them back.

Speaker 1 (34:09):
She sells her used spa rocks, you know, because she
sold her bathwater. Yes, and I'm still not sure it's real.
I keep sniffing Mikey's jar every time I go in
the control room. I'm not entirely sure it's real. Leo,
Annie and Jenner here from Fox New Saturday Night. We'll
kind of previewing this weekend show. So we have Katrina
Campan's on to talk about that. We have Curtis Sliwa.
Oh yeah, yeah, I made who could be the next

(34:30):
Mayor of New York really quick. He promised he'll take
off the red hat if he becomes the mayor. But
I have argued against this. Trump won the election with
a red hat. I don't know what's under that red
hat number one, Okay, that's why he's waiting.

Speaker 6 (34:44):
What if we found out there's like a little rat
under his hat that's been controlling him the whole time,
Like I mean, the rats are the rats are running
in the city.

Speaker 2 (34:53):
You never know.

Speaker 1 (34:54):
I think what he needs is a slogan on the hat. Yeah,
Trump had a red hat, but he had a slogan.
You need merch if you want to win in this
day and age. So I think part of our job
tomorrow night. I know Slee was going to talk about
how we'd saved the city, but I think we have
to figure out how we can save his hat. I think
that's on us. I think we got to come up
with a slogan that you put on a Sliva hat.
I don't know the answer, but I'm going to write
fifty and submit them and the crowd can laugh and

(35:16):
maybe he'll like what you don't know. We got Giano
Coldwell coming by to hit on the female audience members, and.

Speaker 6 (35:22):
Its promised him that Sidney Sweeney was coming. But I
don't think he really is.

Speaker 1 (35:26):
And we have Canadian Danny Pola Shock, who can weigh
in on Justin Trudeau dating Katy Perry? Yes, oh yeah,
that sounds like an insufferable couple. Terrible him dancing at
our concert? Did you watch this?

Speaker 2 (35:37):
Did they give me the eck the ick?

Speaker 6 (35:39):
I think that's a reason to argue against Canada being
the fifty first date, because it's a different country than
we can also send Keaty.

Speaker 1 (35:45):
Harry, we can we can deport Katy Perry. That's the pitch. Well,
Justin Trudeau the only man who could make Canada look
whiter than it already was. This has been a podcast
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