Are you tired of winning yet?

This podcasr  edition of Kenny Webster's Pursuit of Happiness features author Daniel Turner and comedian Tim Mathis. ( @KennethRWebster )

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:20):
All right, the Kennedy Center has canceled a show featuring
the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, DC. And mister Trump,
you have just lost Lindsey Graham's vote. That is very
sad news. Hi everybody, greetings. My name is Kenny Webster.
You've tuned into my afternoon show or maybe you're listening
on the podcast. Either way, it's a pleasure to have
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(00:41):
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(01:01):
tell you what's about to happen on the show. Good news.
That's gonna happen right now. Coming up in a little bit,
Daniel Turner stopping by from Power of the Future. He's
going to be here, and I'm very excited about this.
Really good friend of mine, stand up comedian Tim Mathis,
will be here. We have so much going on today,
the latest from Doge, all the billions of dollars that
have been pissed away that should have gone towards you

(01:22):
will tell you about it. Plus the latest news from Hollywood.
A lot of degenerates from Hollywood having a change of
heart about Donald Trump. It's surprising. But before we get
to any of that, may I just opine for a moment,
because this is talk radio after all, May I go
on a bit of a diatribe if you don't mind
to praise the man who is currently potus. Look, I
don't like his labor secretary nominee, and I'm not crazy

(01:44):
about this five thousand dollars stimulus check idea that they're
calling a dividend track. But that stuff aside, everything else
is going wonderfully so far. I've never been this excited
about the federal government in my adult life or my
childhood for that matter. Trump has had his cabinet confirmed
by the Senate at a far faster pace than his predecessors.
A majority of his cabinet earned confirmation in his first month.

(02:06):
That doesn't normally happen. You hear people complaining about how
long it's taken. Turns out hasn't taken that long at all.
Trump received his highest ever approval rating in a CBS
News poll, seventy percent of American degrees keeping his promises,
he's doing a good job. We all enjoyed watching Trump
at the Super Bowl in New Orleans. Interestingly enough, the
first president to ever do so. Bringing back tradition of

(02:27):
pre Super Bowl interview is a very cool thing. And
Attorney General Pam Bondi immediately got to work ending the
weaponization that plagued the Department of Justice. She rooted out
political motivated lawfair so many examples of that. She's going
after sanctuary cities, and a very strange anti Christian bias
existed within the Department of Justice under Joe Biden. Hell,

(02:50):
they were investigating pun intended. Hell, they were investigating traditional
Catholics for attending Latin mass. I happen to be one
of those people, not a big fan of it. Trump
ended the unfair, demeaning practice of forcing women to compete
against men in sports. Eighty percent of Americans agree with that.
Eighty percent of Americans agree with Trump that fully grown

(03:11):
men who wear women's underwear shouldn't be able to play
lacrosse with your fourteen year old daughter. That's crazy. Trump
established the Make America Healthy Again Commission. For years, it
was liberals who complained that our food was unhealthy and
our drugs don't work. And now Trump and RFK Junior
actually doing something about it. Trump instructed the Secretary of
the Treasury to stop production of the penny that costs

(03:33):
three point six to nine cents to make. Why are
we doing that? Why do we still make pennies? Nobody
uses pennies, nobody needs pennies, and every year we lose
one hundred million dollars on pennies. So yeah, I would
say that's a step in the right direction. And in
the meantime, the FBI, that'd be your Federal Bureau of Investigation,
discovered twenty four hundred additional records on the assassination of

(03:55):
President John F. Kennedy which were never provided to the
board tasked with reviewing and disclosing the documents. These are
just some of the reasons that Trump he's doing a
far better job than any president we have seen in
the twenty first century. We haven't even talked about what's
going on at the border. I haven't even mentioned to
you about the twenty billion dollars in waste they discovered
at the EPA. I guess I just did. And the

(04:17):
tariffs that he hasn't actually had to an act because
when Trump threatens a foreign country with tariffs, they actually
do what he says. Imagine that a president that can
actually lead and negotiate. We've never seen anything like it before. Sure,
it's what it is. A star cousin right here for seeds,
it is.

Speaker 3 (04:34):
It's ha worked the host the show with a couple
of knucklehears, Gan Western Gitia.

Speaker 2 (04:40):
Mitch McConnell turns eighty three today. Eighty three is also
the number of times he's fallen down this week. Mitch
McConnell announced today he will not seek reelection. The guy
is so old. How old is he? The guy is
so old that during his farewell speech, I thought he
was gonna die. That's not a joke, actually, I really
I he seems so unhealthy. The guy. I can't believe

(05:02):
he's still in government after all these years. But but
but but Kenny without Mitch McConnell with a high ranking
leadership role in government, who will accept bribes from Chinese
military interests? Good point. That is a very good point.
Someone just showed me this. This has nothing to do
with anything. I just wanted to throw this out there
because I thought it was funny. Do you know there's

(05:22):
a protein drink called Soilent soy l e nt, kind
of like from that old you know, soilent green as people. Well,
that's where I think they get the name from. Soilent
is a soi protein drink. So I would never touch
it because I think doesn't that make men grow breasts?
But even still, I was just looking at it. Here
they say it's twenty percent of your daily nutrition. Cacau

(05:44):
flavored Soilent ready to drink meal. I will never get
over the fact. God, because I just saw this online.
Soilent drinkers don't have enough grip strength to open a bottle.
So a bottle. If you buy a case of Soilent
protein drink, it comes with a a little lever you
can use to open the plastic bottle. A guy online

(06:06):
said he legitimately hurt his hand trying to get the
bottles to open, so they started asking co workers to
put a bottle opener packed in with the soilent protein.
I just saw it online. I would never have bought
it otherwise, I had no idea. I do know this.
There's a lot of ridiculous people out protesting against Trump
right now in Washington, d C. And they all look hilarious.

(06:26):
Believe me, this loud, outspoken minority. They don't represent most Americans.
It's a small group of people. We all know it.
Most people don't feel that way. Most people, like we
just explained in the last segment, are very satisfied with
Trump right now. It's part of the reason why Hollywood
has had to start changing their message in their tone
on the president. But with that being said, there's so

(06:49):
many funny people protesting Trump in Washington, d C. It's
providing us with great sound bites. Here is a plus
sized transgender, gender neutral rapper. It's a fat one lady
who raps performing her song. They them Energy, They them energy,
the energy, Energy Energy energy energy pause positive right there,

(07:18):
pausive right there. That is, she looks like Michael Moore.
I'll leave it at that. If you haven't seen the
video on social media, don't worry about it. Breitbart dot
com today reporting on the unspoken dress code for the
anti Trump resistance movement. In fact, it's more of an
analysis of what was in the far left New York Times.
The New York Times is now offering the privileged resistance

(07:39):
advice on how to fight Trump's unspoken dress code. How
blessed are Americans to live in a country where people
have time to wring their hands over this. Listen to
this quote from the article. Quote a reader asks how
to push back against the resurgence of traditional dressing. I'm sorry, what? Yeah?

(08:00):
Poor Renee from Emeryville, California wrote to The New York
Times so privileged that when allowed to ask The New
York Times for advice, this topped her list. Listen to
this excerpt from the article from the letter quote. With
the new Trump administration, there seems to be a general
trend toward old fashioned gender stereotypes in dress, which seems

(08:20):
to me like a frustratingly restrictive version of how a
woman looks. Is there a way to use clothes to
rebel against this? Unspoken dress even in a fairly conservative
work environment. End quote. What you're writing a letter to
the New York Times to ask if you can cross
dress more? All this proves is that Donald Trump has
already made America great again, because under Joe Biden we

(08:43):
had to worry about gas prices and inflation and getting
arrested for praying in front of an abortion clinic, and
ten million unvetted Third worlders invading the country and bringing
diseases to our households that we haven't seen in centuries,
and a spike in violent crime, and men in women's
locker rooms and schools secretly trying to cross dress our kids,
and wondering who is really running the country. We don't know.

(09:07):
We don't know. But Trump haters are so desperate for
something to whine about that they actually wrote a letter
to The New York Times saying, how can I dress
weird in the era of Trump? Naturally, the clowns of
the New York Times took this very seriously. They replied
said quote. They said the following quote. It is true
that the new administration seems to have very specific ideas

(09:29):
regarding dress and gender, ones that have to do with
classic cliches of masculinity and femininity. At their most extreme,
these take the form of an executive order on gender definitions,
but they are also expressed in our esthetics and choices
about clothes and beauty. When it comes to women, that
appears to mean high heels, long hair, and lavish eyelash extensions.

(09:49):
End quote. You said lavish eyelash extensions, So the New
York Times just slam Jasmine Crockett. All right, I'll admit it, folks.
I don't have an issue with people dressing like men
dressing like men, or women dressing like women, or hell,
to that point, adult men dressing like women or adult
women who dress like men. I don't care. I don't

(10:10):
care how you dress. Honestly, would it kill the left
to occasionally put a tongue in their cheek? Or does
the disease of this self involvement make it impossible? I
don't know the answer to that, but I do know this. Tomorrow,
when I wake up, I'm probably gonna wear jeans and
a T shirt, because that's what I always do. Hello,
my name is Pedro. My favorite things to do are

(10:32):
smuggle drugs, pro create like a rabbit, and listen to
Pursuit of Happiness Radio with producer KINI Peace Stoopie. You
know who's in town tonight and tomorrow night. This band
cowboy Mouth. They're gonna be performing out in I don't
know what the bar's call. They're in Tomball. I'm not
being paid to promote it. I just like Fred from

(10:53):
cowboy Mouth. He's a cool guy. So if you're looking
for something to do, go see cowboy Mouth. I don't
know what you want. I'm telling you it's gonna be
a great time here in Texas. You may not be
able to go out tonight because you're suffering from the
measles outbreak. Texas is experiencing a measles outbreak like we've
never seen before. They say it's because a lot of
these people coming over the border haven't been vaccinated. RFK

(11:17):
Junior calls it the feel good story of the year.
I'm kidding. I'm kidding, but he probably does. In all seriousness, though,
it's interesting to see all the things that the Donald
Trump administration is discovering now that he's in office. Can
you believe it's been a month. One month in Donald
Trump time is like eight years of Joe Biden. So
much has been accomplished. In fact, I was wondering, as

(11:40):
Doge searches around the government, all the little nooks and
crannies and crevices to find waste. Has anybody considered looking
in between Stacy abrams two front teeth. There could be
a lot of money, Hitten I get.

Speaker 4 (11:54):
Within my election.

Speaker 1 (11:55):
I just didn't you'd have the job, the prod of
an election.

Speaker 4 (11:59):
Using the word ra using the word steal.

Speaker 2 (12:01):
Do you think it's dangerous going into twenty twenty? I don't,
because we can actually back it up. Son, guys, this
is I'm not gonna make you listen the whole thing,
but this is a long montage of Georgia, not the
governor Stacy Abrams telling people that the elections are rigged,

(12:23):
they're stolen. Not the Donald Trump one though from twenty twenty.
That one's legit. He did lose, according to Stacy Abrams.
Even still, it's amazing to me how kind of like
Beto o'rouric, some people could just fail their way to
the top, only in the Democrat Party. This woman apparently
is one of the recipients of quite a bit of
USAID money, or of money that was discovered in doge.

(12:45):
I don't know if it's directly connected to USAID a
lot of money. I'm told how much? Dozens thousands, millions
of dollars. Here to answer that question is Daniel Turner
of Power of the Future. Daniel, how much money are
nonprofit groups connecting to Stacy Abrams receiving from our federal government?

Speaker 3 (13:02):
You ready for this number, Kenny, hold onto your head.

Speaker 2 (13:04):
Okay, let me take a sip of my coffee. Go ahead.

Speaker 3 (13:08):
Two billion with a B, two billion.

Speaker 2 (13:12):
Dollars, two billion with a billion dollars. Now there's coffee everywhere. Daniel,
Why wasn't I prepared for that? Actually?

Speaker 3 (13:18):
I was. This was so and this is where this
is the type of stuff where you do begin to
get your pitchforks and you say, how can you treat
us the American people? Thus League government? In twenty twenty three,
they created a nonprofit, which anyone can do. I'm sure
some of your wonderful listeners have nonprofits about reading and

(13:39):
about cancer research or whatever their causes. Anyone can create
a nonprofit. They created a nonprofit in twenty twenty three.
They had one hundred dollars in revenue that year. Because
you need to have something in the bank. Sure, they
applied for a grant and they got two billion dollars
from the government to do of course green justice awareness nonsense.

(14:03):
And this is when I mentioned the pitchforks. What does
that application look like? Who gets two one hundred million
times revenue in a grant? Right? If you do? You
ever watch Shark Tank and they're like, we've made one
pair of glasses and I want two hundred million times
revenue as an investment Sharks. Stacy Abrams has no track

(14:27):
record of doing green anything, green energy, green awareness, green
should have been probably even eat green salad. Right, But
she got a two billion dollars to do. You know
what to do to stop the men and women listening
to your radio program right now who work in the
energy space. The Joe Biden's people said, how do we

(14:50):
mess up oil and gas so much? How do we
continue to make their lives miserable? I know we'll give
it to a group like Stacy Abrams so she can
scream racial justice and we can shut down their operations.
That's how we do it. You cannot hate these people enough, Kenny.

Speaker 2 (15:04):
I know you can't hate them enough. I mean, I
say it all the time. But it's so true, my brother.
I we need to scream that as loud as we can.
And I know this makes me sound like a mean guy,
but whatever. And people tuning into this radio show probably expected.
Isn't it weird how people like Stacy Abrams, who are
morbidly obese and obviously clearly make unhealthy choices all the time,
want us to pay for the healthcare of everybody like

(15:26):
people that are clearly you know what I mean, Like, look,
I drink bourbon and I obviously do unhealthy things, but
I would never expect other people to pick up the
tab for it.

Speaker 3 (15:36):
No, no, I'm with you one hundred percent. And actually
I've been talking to friends and a slightly unrelated topic,
but if you saw President Trump and Elon talked about it,
doze refund saying they deserve the American taxpayers deserve some
of the refund of the money we're saving. And my
emphasis on that point you just made is taxpayers right,

(16:00):
you pay taxes, maybe you can get a refund. But
what we do in the past is we say every
American over the age of eighteen, there is a huge
percentage of Americans who don't pay taxes. If you recall
back in twenty twelve. It got Mitt Romney in a
lot of trouble when he heard when someone recorded him in
private saying, well, you know, forty four percent of the

(16:20):
country doesn't even pay taxes, so we can't focus on that, right.
So I don't want to refund going to every American.
I don't want to refund going to everyone over eighteen.
If you don't pay a cent in taxes, you don't
get a damn cent back from this refund. He's hired
of paying for people's crap.

Speaker 2 (16:38):
I'm glad you said that, because yesterday I was arguing
with you. As you know, I'm not like some hardcore
Maga zealot. I've never worn a maga hat. But I
voted for the guy. I donated to him. I wanted
him to win. I disagree with him. When I don't
agree with him, I tell people I don't agree with it.
I think this five thousand dollars stimulus check that they're
calling a dividend check, I think it's a bad idea.
First of all, a dividend is supposed to be multiple

(17:00):
payments you get from a publicly traded company. When you're
an investor, you're not supposed to get dividends from the government.
I know, before you write an email, I know about Alaska.
I'm aware of that, but that actually proves my point.
People that live in Alaska get what's it called, Daniel,
Do you know it's the Alaskan Dividend Minerals payment. If
you live in.

Speaker 3 (17:18):
It's the PFD, the Permanent Fund Dividend, right, they get
paid to live there.

Speaker 2 (17:23):
Now, that's a dividend because you're getting regular payments. This
is not a dividend. And somebody else was trying to
tell me, you know, it's a restitution fee. What what
you mean, like when you sue someone and yeah, like
a repayment for damage done. Hang on a second. If
they're giving this check to crackheads and welfare recipients and
unemployed people, that's the exact group of people that haven't
been harmed by the government. I'm the one that was

(17:45):
harmed by the government. I don't want five thousand dollars.
I want you guys to pay off the national debt.
I want you to take some of this money out
of circulation. You probably know this, Daniel, but I don't
know if a lot of people do. Forty percent of
the currency in the United States of US current and
see currently in circulation did not exist before the pandemic.
Sixty percent of the American currency currently in circulation didn't

(18:08):
exist before twenty nineteen. That's a massive problem. That's the
reason why your money has no value, Daniel. And somebody
might say, yeah, but Kenny, these five thousand dollars stimulus checks,
that's money that's already in circulation. It's still going to
increase short term inflation to give a bunch of purchasing
power to people when they haven't earned the money. Am I.
I don't like the idea, Daniel. I don't care if
it makes me unpopular. I'm glad I'm not alone in this.

Speaker 3 (18:32):
No, I'm with you one hundred percent. If you want
to do something to show that the American government's getting
more efficient than take five thousand dollars off of my
taxes this coming year, so you owe five thousand dollars
less to the government. Right. I'm happy to starve the beast,
but I don't like government doling out money one because
they don't really have money to dole out. That money
should be going to pay off the debt and lower

(18:54):
overall America's economic hardship. But I agree with you. I mean,
I traveled all through COVID and my job required it.
And the day the stimulus checks would land, the COVID
stimulus checks, the Frontier Airline flight to Fort Larderdale. Good lord,
you should have seen the caliber of people who are

(19:15):
going on that they weren't using their COVID check to
pay off their rent to buy food for And that's
what the crap that the Democrats always run on right there.
They can't afford to feed their babies. No, no, they
can't afford to feed their babies, but they get their
nails done, they get their boobs done, they get tattoos.
You know, President Trump has talked about we can't use
snaps for junk food and soda. I would take it further.

(19:37):
We shouldn't use snap period. You know how many times
I've gone to the grocery store that I've seen people
checking out with the most expensive items, the most expensive butter,
the most expensive cut of meat, and they whip out
their their EBT card. And I'm the one using coupons
like a moron. So I don't like this notion that

(19:58):
that you know, we're not all equal, I'm sorry. And
there are people who abuse the system and giving them
five thousand dollars saying they're gonna put it towards good
No they're not. They're gonna waste it on crap, just
like most Americans do, and they don't deserve the money.
I'm with you one hundred percent.

Speaker 2 (20:14):
There are libertarians who listen to this show and they
don't like the point that you just made, and I
know that because I've made it before. They're like, well, Kenny,
if we start telling people what they can and can't
use their food stamps for, then they're gonna start policing
all of our other food. And I'm like, stop right there.
Do you think people should be able to use food
stamps to buy video games or pornography or you know,

(20:34):
unicycles or whatever. No, well, then clearly you would agree
there are things that you shouldn't spend food stamps on,
So why should you be able to spend it on
funions and Doctor Pepper and Jack in the box. And
that's not food, that's not healthy, that doesn't keep you alive.
But if you're one of those poor people, I always
forget which one is for old people? Is Medicare, Medicaids
for poor people, right, Medicaids for poor people, medicares for

(20:56):
old people. So if you're a poor person and you're
on Medicaid and you're on food stamps, and you're eating
Jack in the box and pringles and funions and coke
all the time, I've got to pay for your unhealthy
life choice choices and also pay for the healthcare to
cover it. I'm sorry, Daniel, No, that pisses me off.

Speaker 3 (21:14):
One hundred percent. I'm with you. And that's that is
the problem of this of this country. Right. You see
these people who are morbidly obese. RFK talked about it
quite a lot in his hearing. The vast majority of
Americans are obese, and then we give them the money
to become obese, and then they come to us and say, well,
now you have to pay for my obeseness surgery. Right,

(21:34):
and what is what's the answer. Now, We'll give them
ozempic until they die. Right. We don't put them on
a damn treadmill. We say, well, here, we'll give you
this injection. And Pfizer Low whoever makes those, loves that. Right.
This is health. We're saving people's lives no, you're not.
You're making people dependent on in every aspect on government.
I this is where it's funny when you said you're

(21:56):
not like a huge maga guy. I definitely am. But
I am also way further to the right Donald Trump,
and I love the guy. Donald Trump is a super
moderate old school Democrat.

Speaker 2 (22:09):
That's what I'm saying.

Speaker 3 (22:10):
I haven't seen a conservative take office. If I ever
became president. You think there would be a dime spent
on food stamps? Are you kidding me? All of these
programs would be gone within seconds, because that is what
a conservative actually believed, or.

Speaker 2 (22:25):
Or IVF, like they wanted to tell you, this guy
was falling with Donald Trump, and he just came out
and said, the government's going to help you with IVF.
I'll tell you I don't have a problem with the
weight loss shots, but I don't think that the government
should pay for it, or health insurance companies should pay
for it. I will say this just to be objective,
because look, I know a lot of people that have
done it. It's harder to lose weight than it is

(22:46):
to maintain weight. And with that, I will and with that,
I'll add this, So if the weight loss shots help.
That's fine, but just know that that's not going to
keep you skinny. You might you'll you'll just yo yo diet.
And I'm gonna end on this. Since we've been talking
about Stacy Abrams, that's how we started this conversation. I
want to end it as well with her. Do you
remember when The Washington posted a photo shoot with her

(23:07):
where she was in this ominous, smoky room with a
black backdrop with the lights behind her, and she's wearing
a cape in the darkness and you just see her
silhouette because they wanted to make her look like a fat,
black female superhero. Why did anyone think we needed a
fat superhero politician. I just pulled that photo up as
you were talking, and I got to tell you, I
don't think we can laugh at that enough, Daniel. That

(23:29):
picture was hilarious.

Speaker 3 (23:32):
Yeah, I don't ever see my politicians as superheroes in
that sense, and they wanted Stacey Abrams to be the person.
There was another photo of her that hopefully you can
share with your many online viewers, where she's in a
room full of elementary school children who were all masked
and she's not. And it was this idea of Stacey
Abrams the face of education for kids, and I thought

(23:54):
that is a democrat. All of the kids have to
mask up, but I don't have to because I am adult,
because I because I don't want to wear a mask.
And that picture for me is absolutely everything of the
previous administration of democrats and power. And yeah, I don't.
We just have to dismantle so much of the system.

Speaker 2 (24:13):
You know, if I didn't know any better, Daniel Turner,
I'd think this Stacy Abrams character might be a bad person.

Speaker 3 (24:21):
Well, with two billion dollars, what do you think she
was gonna do with it? Do you really think she
was gonna replace one lead pipe in a poor person's house.
She was gonna sue every one of the companies that's
within a rock's throw of your studio in Houston for
crimes against whatever. That's what she was gonna do with
the two billion dollars.

Speaker 2 (24:38):
I mean, you're onto something there, because liberals will always
tell you that billionaires are supervilliant villains, and then they
wanted to give two billion dollars to Stacy Abrams. Stacy
Abrams is clearly a super villain. Just look at her.
You know who's not there Daniel dangerous tweets Turner. You
should follow him on x He's got some spicy, red, hot,
flame and hot tweets. I love him and you should
also check out his website power future dot com, especially

(25:01):
if you work in oil and guests who are listening
to the Pursuit of Happiness Radio. I guess it's not
available in Canada. Okay, so Dana Carvey, Dana Carvey had
to miss the Saturday Night Live fiftieth anniversary show because
he had the flu. Fortunately he can make the last

(25:21):
hour of the show. Because I think it's actually still
on TV right now. It's like twenty hours long. Is
this a spoiled, pampered, narcissistic Hollywood bratt or what? Did
you try to look at it? It's really really, really long.
It's not a ninety minute show like it normally is.
It's like three and a half hours. Or I tried
to watch it. I got to the thing about Tom Hanks.

(25:43):
Everybody's really mad that Tom Hanks. Okay, let me start
this over. The liberal media wants everyone to think that
MAGA is upset because Tom Hanks pretended to be a
racist MAGA supporter on the latest Saturday Night live skit.
They they did a thing called black Jeopardy. It wasn't

(26:03):
really that funny. I wasn't offended by it. I just
kind of thought it was dumb anyway. The View co
host Joy Bear, who believes other Democrats supporters would also
understand the outrage of the belittling portrayal of Republicans on
the Ratings Challenge show, spoke out about this. She actually
made that point. She said, let me see if I

(26:24):
can find the quote here. The fact remains that they're
making anyone who voted for Trump look like a racist,
and that's why they're mad. She said, I personally would
never do that, because I don't believe that any group
is one thing. Here was this commentary on that. My
good friend Tim mathis a stand up comedian. Tim, do
you get the impression that the women on the View
don't make it seem like all Trump supporters are racists?

(26:45):
Because that's what she's saying.

Speaker 4 (26:49):
I think they might be trying to soften their approach
a little bit. Honestly. I think the View they've been
so shrill and so offended by everything in the past
that maybe they're starting to kind of move to the

(27:11):
middle a little bit because they're worried about their future.
People can see where the culture is headed as far
as are we moving toward a more inclusive and meaning
everybody is opposed to where it was just the left
leaning view that was allowed. So I think that, you know,

(27:34):
maybe joy In the gals are looking at the next
couple of years saying, hey, maybe we should not go
as hard in the pain as we used to.

Speaker 2 (27:42):
That's got to be it because a majority of Americans
voted for Trump, which means a majority of Americans don't
agree with any of the panelists on the view. And
that's supposed to be a mainstream media daytime talk shows. Yeah,
hang on, you ready, I'm not. I'm not ready. I'm
talking to Tim Mathis. No no oh no oh no no?
Is that the music of Puff Daddy?

Speaker 3 (28:03):
I was?

Speaker 2 (28:03):
It interrupted my interview with comedian Tim Mathis. But that's okay.
It gives me a good chance to segue to this defense.
Attorneys for Sean Didty Combs are reportedly arguing that federal
prosecutors singled out the just now disgraced music mogul because
he is get ready for it black, They say he's
They're they're just doing this to him because he's black

(28:24):
and I cannot help. But notice they're not coming after
Denzel Washington or Morgan Freeman or Samuel L. Jackson. Now
has a lot of black people that haven't been accused
of trafficking people. Tim mathis, what's your take on this?

Speaker 4 (28:38):
Uh? Yeah, that would actually be on brand for Joe
Biden since he was a pretty big racist back in
the day. So is the OJ going after puff Daddy?
Would would would check out on the racism?

Speaker 2 (28:51):
Great point. Yeah, it was Joe Biden's defense. I say,
this Department of Justice that's prosecuting him, Yeah, go ahead, exactly.

Speaker 4 (28:58):
Can I say this about Diddy? I'm glad that we
got all that baby oil out of his mansion before
the fire hit it. That whole thing that it would
have been an Oppenheimer situation in La If all that
baby oil would have got thought on fire, it would
have been crazy.

Speaker 2 (29:14):
I love it. All Right, let's talk about jo We
got Say Patrick's day coming up sort of, and I
have a whole bunch of ginger related news stories. Let's
start off with this. Everybody knows actress Julian Moore's a
beautiful woman and been around Hollywood for a while, and
I guess back in two thousand and seven, she wrote
a children's book called Freckle Face Strawberry. Now one of
the things we've discovered here. I couldn't believe this. I

(29:36):
had to double check this. Apparently the book was inexplicably
banned by the Department of Defense. It sounds like they
were spending money on this book, and then they decided
not to spend money on the book anymore. Then they
removed it from military based libraries. Banned by the Department
of Defense. Was it really banned or are they just
not distributing the book anymore? To people? Tim whenever liberals

(29:58):
say something's banned, it really he just means, okay, we're
not buying it and passing it out at the border
to illegal immigrants like we did with Kamala Harris's book.

Speaker 4 (30:06):
Yeah, you always have to double check when somebody says
something is banned. I've heard of this story. I haven't
really looked into it that much, but I mean, if
we were spending money on a children's book, I don't
mind cutting that from the budget. You know, people can
buy your own children's books. You can go to a
flea market and buy two hundred children's books if you

(30:28):
want to so right, I don't know if it was
banned or not, but of course, you know, you always
got to look at who's saying things are banned, because
nine times out of ten, they're not really banned. We're
just not paying for it anymore.

Speaker 2 (30:41):
All right, here's another ginger in the news today. Michael Rappaport.
Michael Rappaport is a redheaded Jewish comedic actor of sorts
from New York Time from New York City. I think
most people know who he is. He's in a lot
of Spike Lee movies and stuff like that. And he
was fervently anti Trump, poster boy for Trump Derangement Syndrome.
And then right before the last election, when Joe Biden

(31:03):
was very unpopular, apparently somebody in Michael Rappaport's social circle
made him sit down and watch the video where Donald
Trump talks about the riots over in the Carolinas. Right,
was it Charleston? No Charlottesville? He said. He was famous
for saying there's very good people on both sides, and
people always misquote him. They say he was talking about Nazis.

(31:25):
And when you watch the whole video, you realize he's
clearly not talking about Nazis. He even explains that the
Nazis weren't good people. Michael Rappaport, after watching that video
last fall, had a change of heart about Trump. And
I think it wasn't the only thing that made him
change his mind about right wingers and conservatives, because the
other issue he's got on the back burner is he's
very much pro Israel. Now Michael Rappaport is calling for

(31:49):
quote the corroded New York Times to be quote shut
down over their coverage of the Israel Hamas war. And
this week, I don't know how many people have seen this.
There's footage now online. I mean it's all over the place.
It's on the news of Palestinians cheering for Hamas while
they do a public press conference to discuss a baby
that they murdered. They paraded through the streets and weirdly,

(32:11):
the Red Cross is involved in this whole display. They
were the ones that brought the body back to the
victims family. Michael Rappaport now seems to be kind of
vaguely right wing. What do you think about it.

Speaker 4 (32:22):
Tim Ah, Yeah, he seems completely changed. He was, like
you said he was one of those he's kind I
wouldn't say washed up, but he's definitely not as popular
as he used to be as far as acting. And
he kind of became one of those celebrities that just
got a lot of attention by saying really controversial stuff

(32:44):
about how much he hated Trump and hated Maga people
and all that stuff. And then yeah, after October seventh happened,
and this has been a weird red pill for a
lot of people on the left and Democrats to be
pro Israel is anathema to that party. That's one of
the reasons why Joshapiro wasn't on the ticket.

Speaker 2 (33:07):
Yeah, that's it.

Speaker 4 (33:08):
It's it's becoming it's becoming very much the party where
anti Semitism lives. So Rappaport, you know, decided he can't
get down with that since he is, of course Jewish,
so you know, went to redder pastures. I guess you
could say.

Speaker 2 (33:27):
Hey, amen to that. All right, one more ginger headed
news story from Hollywood. I have always thought Nicole Kidman
was a babe. I know she's crazy. I know she's
getting older now, she's knocking on sixty. I don't know
if you watch Lionis she looks amazing. Nicole Kidman's still hot.
Nicole Kidman is in the news right now for a
lot of reasons, the same reason a lot of these
sports stars are in the news. They caught the guys

(33:48):
that broke into like Joe Burrow's house, It was a
bunch of Chilean immigrants. Apparently. Now the Los Angeles homes
of Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have been burglarized on
Valentine's Day. How could the as burglars have known that
Nicole Kidman and Chraith Urban were going to be out
on Valentine's Day on a date I would have never
guessed it.

Speaker 4 (34:08):
Well, yeah, that's the thing. They didn't have to guess.
When you have houses like that and you have staff
like that, you got a lot of people on the staff.
So in my opinion, I think somebody probably tipped them
off that. You know, a lot of these rich and
famous people, I mean, think about sports stars. You know,
when Joe Burrow is not going to be home, you know,

(34:29):
yeah he's got a game, and yeah he might be
playing a game in Miami. Heck, you got two three
days to go in there. In case the joint. So
that's one of the problems with being one of these
rich and famous people is that you got so many
people in your orbit that stuff like this will end
up happening.

Speaker 2 (34:45):
Yeah, very interesting thing happening there. And I don't know.
You raise another interesting point. Do you think Nicole Kidman
was on Keith Urban's staff. Well, no, you're right, I
got what I deserve. That's a fair response. Okay, I
got you one more news story before we get you know,
it's always interesting to see people in Hollywood have a
change of heart. George Clooney is often the person they blame,

(35:06):
alongside Barack Obama for getting Joe Biden to drop out
that they did a fundraiser for him. I don't know
how many people have seen the footage of I assume
a lot of our listeners have. There's this famous video
of Joe Biden on stage at a Hollywood fundraiser last
summer where he freezes up and Barack Obama has to
walk him off stage. It's embarrassing, it's painful to watch.

(35:27):
The people that organize that event were George Clooney and
Jimmy Kimmel. Well. Actor George Clooney shared a surprising message
for President Trump during his Tuesday appearance on CBS is
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. He said, good for you.
I hope you do well. Our country needs you. Clooney
is obviously always been a Democrat. You know is you
know who his mom or his aunt was was the

(35:49):
Mambo Italiana check Rosemary Cliney. I grew up in liberal
Democrat Hollywood. Now suddenly he's I mean, he's not. He
doesn't have TDS. I kind of like the thing earlier
with Joe. Are people in Hollywood realizing that hating Trump
is making them unpopular. It's such a strange place to
suddenly be in, isn't it, tim It is.

Speaker 4 (36:08):
But it's not only that. I think that a lot
of people like George Clooney and maybe even Joey Behar
feel like they got played by the Democratic Party. I
know that a lot of them were in on the
lie that Joe Biden was AOK and never never better.

Speaker 2 (36:25):
Sharp attack right.

Speaker 4 (36:27):
Sharp is attacked. Man, He's so smart. If you could
only see him behind the scenes where nobody more, no
cameras are around, then you would see this great man.

Speaker 3 (36:37):
Uh.

Speaker 4 (36:38):
I think a lot of them feel like they were
played and then also played by having to pretend that
Kamala Harris was a decent candidate as well, and having
to pretend that the Democratic Party didn't just coo the
sitting president and install somebody who had never won a
primary uh into the spotlight into the candidacy. They feel like,

(37:01):
I think they just feel like kind of like a
woman scorn. They were lied to, They were absolutely played,
and for people like George Clooney, they were played out
of millions and millions of dollars. So you know, maybe
they're saying, you know, yeah, Trump's not our favorite guy,
but at least they didn't do this to us.

Speaker 2 (37:20):
Yeah, no kidding. Hey, Tim, Tim and I are having
a serious conversation right now about Hollywood News because he's
a comedy writer who spent many years working in Hollywood.
But Tim, and while he is the official Hollywood News
reporter and commenter on the show, he is actually a
hilarious stand up comedian. Anybody that's ever seen him perform
at one of our charity comedy shows for Wheelchairs for

(37:41):
Warriors knows that to be true. You have a big
gig this weekend. If anybody is out in the New
Mexico area. In fact, you're going to be performing there
a lot, aren't you.

Speaker 4 (37:50):
I am. I'm kind of the in house comic of
Albuquerque Hyenas with Hyenas Comedy Club. They also have one
in Dallas and Forward. And this week I'm really excited
because I get to feature for Tom Rose, who is
one of one of the best comics working. And I'm
very happy because I've been watching this guy for twenty

(38:11):
thirty years. He's from Dallas and he's just very funny.
So I'm very excited to be doing that. And if
you're in Albuquerque, come see us Friday and Saturday. Bro.

Speaker 2 (38:19):
That is high praise one of the best comics working,
coming from Tim who's seen a lot of great comedians.
I love that I got tickets finally to go see
Comedy Mothership in Austin. I just want to go see
a show once, and my mom wanted to come to
town the same weekend, Tim, So I'm curious what you
would do about this if you were me. I booked
an Airbnb. I went online. I was like, all right,

(38:39):
I need two beds. I need two rooms and the
most I'm also frugal, Tim, so I'm looking around Austin
and the most frugal thing I could find with two
beds that's available the night I want to go for
a fair price in the area where comedy Mothership Joe
Rogan's comedy club is located at was marketed online as
a romantic weekend giveaway get away with a hot tub.

(39:00):
Now is that? I don't know how to feel about that, Tim,
because I don't want to waste money, but I don't
want to take my mom to a sexy airbnb to
go see a comedy show. What would you do?

Speaker 4 (39:10):
You? No, it could have been worse. It could have
been bunk beds.

Speaker 3 (39:12):
But all right, we.

Speaker 2 (39:15):
Gotta run, Tim. I love you, buddy. Hey, we'll be
back tomorrow, Brain early tomorrow for more of what you
bought a radio for. I mean to the pursuit of
happiness radio. Tell the government to kiss your s. Bunk beds.
I would do bunk beds show sexy romantic bunk beds.
All right, I gotta go