Trump DOMINATES ABC, Dems Push New Impeachment, & Texas Bans MEMES??

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Like I said, the biggest tax cut in the history
of our country, and it would be the biggest tax
increase if the Democrats are successful. They're the only people
I've ever seen running for office with a want to
increase taxes. But this would be a fifty eight maybe
a sixty percent TAXIDI is unsustainable for the American people.

Speaker 2 (00:20):
Thank you very much, great jet Mary Suzi the most
powerful woman in the world.

Speaker 3 (00:26):
We've got it. And they're talking with this cabinet. That's
what I wanted to hear. I wanted to hear about
tax cuts. I don't care what I got a wade through.
I want to hear about the tax cuts. That's what
I want to hear. Like, what are we going to get?
What are we going to get from these Republicans because
so far, instead of getting those you know, tax relief,

(00:49):
all we are getting is, you know, some of what
Chip Roy talked about yesterday, this car registration. And then
I got all these like Bush le out there saying, yeah,
we got to start paying women to have the babies,
and I'm like, that's welfare. Oh, we love welfare. I
mean that's like that. I guess the new for the
for the Bush League Republicans. They love them some welfare.

(01:13):
You can't drag them hard enough. Welcome back to the program.
We're at the top of a new day, top of
the first hour here on Wednesday. As mc grannie would say,
it is raining and a storming in Texas. So I'm
just gonna give you guys the heads up because sometimes
it'll rain and then all haities breaks loose and the
power may go out. Like the other day, the power

(01:35):
went out right when we started, and so it took
us a little bit to get the visual up. You know,
we got a small crew and it's been raining and pouring.
My poor dog Wick is terrified. He's terrified of the rain,
terrified of it. So I don't know. So if, for
by some chance you're watching and then all of a

(01:56):
sudden all the lights go out, it's because we lost
power and our generator kicked in. Took us months to
get fixed. That's a whole other situation. But anyway, uh so,
just fyi, because there's it's like fifty to fifty chance.
It's Texas. You know, things get crazy real quick. So
I just wanted to let you guys know because it
has happened before. So welcome to the program top of this,
top of this very very first hour, and Potus is

(02:18):
having his his his cabinet meeting. The gang's all there now,
absent is Musk. Now not that's kind of by plan.
I don't want people to think, because a lot of
you asked me this, everything that I've read, he's and
what he said publicly is that they you know, he

(02:38):
was always gonna pull back going in, uh, going into
May right, May first, is what it was. I thought
he was starting he was going to start pulling back.
He had his people in place, and he was going
to start pulling back. I think he's also putting more effort,
pushing more effort back into well his his physical efforts.
He's more back at Tesla SpaceX, et cetera. So, but

(03:02):
he's got his people still there. I think they're in
the Eisenhower Administrative Building in DC, and so he's got
people there, sire who. So that's that's they're still they're
still carrying on with doge work, and he's checking in
and he's talking to Potus, and he's still there when
needs be. But he it was it was never going

(03:22):
to be where Elon Musk was going to be a
constant fixture. So just you know, don't let the left
try to go, oh, look there's evidence that that Trump
and must don't like each other. That's not that's like
so not even accurate at at all at all. So
this is, uh, we got them talking, got the cabinet meeting.
They're briefing the president on everything that's been that they've

(03:48):
accomplished in the first one hundred days. And now we
need to do the big thing, and we need to
make sure that we get this, we get a budget done.
We need to make sure that we have permanent texts.
Otherwise everybody's going to have a tax hike. I was
talking to our friend, one of our friends Vegas, Larry.
He just had to pay I don't even want to
say the amount of taxes he just had to pay.

(04:10):
I almost vomited. It just was a gut punch, and
especially considering everything that happened with us age. So people
want tax relief, and we talked about that yesterday and
how that ties into the polling, et cetera. So this, uh,
I'm just saying it's we're in for a fight. From

(04:32):
everything that I've heard from congressional Republicans. Let's talk about
last night. He had a rally in Michigan and he
called Big Gretch on stage audio sound bite five. She
didn't want to come up on stage. She didn't have
a folder in her hand. He called Big Gretch because
he's in Michigan. And I think he's I want to

(04:53):
be real careful with us for one large purpose. But
I I think two things to consider. First, I think
he's being magnanimous and he's saying, look we can get along.
Look how reasonable I am. I'm bringing her up on stage.
And it infuriates Democrats. It infuriates the right Democrats because

(05:15):
Big Wretch, as you know, has twenty twenty eight aspirations. Now,
if her base thinks that she's liked by Trump, they're
gonna hate her right and moderate Dems will ratchet up
attacks on her because they're going to be looking at
her as trying to kick start twenty twenty eight a
little too early. That being said, you don't want to

(05:35):
praise your ideological opponent, even when you agree too terribly much,
because you risk elevating them over your own lasting legacy
going into twenty twenty eight. So very careful give and
take here with all of this. But let's play this.
This is audio. No, no, this is up here audio SoundBite.
I just headed to my five. Yeah that's right, big

(05:56):
gretch audio some by five.

Speaker 4 (05:57):
Listen.

Speaker 5 (06:00):
You planned to speak, But I am on behalf of
all the military men and women who serve our country
and serve so honorably, on behalf.

Speaker 3 (06:08):
Of the stay the Michigan on a walls head.

Speaker 5 (06:09):
It's really damn happy we're here to celebrate this recapitalization
at self Ridge. It's crucial for the Michigan economy. It's
crucial for the men and women here for our homeland
security and our future.

Speaker 6 (06:20):
So thank you.

Speaker 5 (06:22):
I'm so so grateful that this announcement is me today,
and I appreciate all the work.

Speaker 7 (06:27):
Thank you.

Speaker 3 (06:28):
It's okay. She is nice.

Speaker 5 (06:29):
You know.

Speaker 3 (06:30):
I thought she'd like run away and oh no, what
are you laughing about.

Speaker 7 (06:35):
It's like she almost said, I'm grateful for I mean,
I'm grateful for this announcement.

Speaker 3 (06:40):
Yes, I'm very so grateful for this announcement. I'm so
happy about that. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. So that's that
was very funny because he called her up on stage
last night. His speech last night was funny. He was
talking about somebody's figure, a man's figure who I don't
know who he was talking about, but it was funny.

(07:01):
I watched some of it. But okay, So the other
big thing that happened, like right as he was taking
to the stage. So did you hear what happened with
Doug m Hoff. They're calling it Kamala Harris's last big embarrassment.
So he was fired. He got fired by the Trump
administration from the Holocaust Memorial Council, which oversees the United

(07:25):
States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, d C. And I
mean typically members of the Council that are appointed by
the President. They serve about five year terms. And so
as you know, Doug em Hoff is mister Kamala Harris.
And he was appointed by Biden and Trump removed him
in several other Biden appointees, according to The Hill. And

(07:46):
this was late yesterday when this emerged. When this news emerged,
so it was late yesterday he was kicked off Biden appointees,
removed from the Holocaust Board, and he was livid. Now
I understand stand kind of the thinking on it, because
here you have an increase in targeting of Jewish students

(08:07):
on college campuses around the country, not just Jewish students,
but under Biden Harris's disastrous rain. Let's not forget that
you had the snitch squad that was peeking into temples
to see, Oh boy, there better not be any Jews
in there, you know, practicing their faith because where everybody's
supposed to be social distancing and locking down. You guys

(08:29):
remember that that was crazy to make sure that they
were following COVID mandates. They were in New York. They
were literally walking and peeking into temple windows. There's video
of like I just called them the snitch squad because
did we ever figure out who the hell they were?
Aren't they weren't they with like the health boarders something
or it was like police and then health whatever, like
the people who go and are like do you wash

(08:51):
your hands when you're making this burger at restaurants like
the health squad. I don't care. You don't need to
tell me. Nobody needs to tweet me or email me.
But the whole point in this is that m Hoff
was removed. He's livid over this, and he apparently he's
been criticized before because by now I'm not I don't

(09:15):
get into arguments of doctrine of faiths that I do
not practice. But he was criticized by other Jewish leaders
because they said he had and this was back in
twenty three. He had watched the Honkah story on social media.
That's kind of a big one, you know. By the way,

(09:36):
right as I just said that, you guys may not
have heard this, but the thunder rang out in the sky.
It was oooh right. Dun't dunt dun. He apparently got
the Honka story wrong. This is back in twenty twenty three.
He posted an image of himself in harrisliding a manora
and then he had his version of the events and apparently,

(09:58):
again I'm not going to be the gatekeeper for a
faith I don't practice. But he I remember this. It trended.
He was dragged because they accused him of of of
getting it wrong and only focusing on Jews hiding and
some oil and everyone's like, yeah, that, no, that's not

(10:19):
There's a lot more. What is the matter with you?

Speaker 8 (10:22):
He was?

Speaker 3 (10:22):
People were saying, including I think this was a contributor
over at scene n I really hope that he left
this to some hapless and uneducated intern who could even
be bothered to consult Wikipedia. Eight days of hiding. Yikes, man,
oh yeah, because that's pretty much all. Yeah, it was
pretty he ended up like deleting stuff. It was a big,
big ordeal. So but this, uh that, Yeah, it was bad.

(10:45):
So he's removed. So he's removed from this and he
so this is what he tweets. Let me pull this up.
Oh he had a big o statement. I know, we
got to get moving. Okay, let me share it, let
me do headlines, and then we're gonna come back because
I'm gonna touch on this. Then we have another more
updates on the budget battle. I will always carry a
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(11:08):
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Speaker 2 (11:17):
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(11:39):
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Speaker 6 (14:03):
It wasn't a member of a gang. And then they
look and.

Speaker 2 (14:06):
On his knuckles he had MS. Wait a minute, Wait
a minute, he had MS thirteen.

Speaker 6 (14:14):
But he had some tattoos that are interpreted that way.
But let's move on. Wait a minute, I will terry Terry.
He did not have that or MS one. It says
MS one three that was photoshop, So let me tell
you his photoshop Terry. Ahead of that, Hey, they're giving
you the big break of a lifetime. You know you're
doing the interview. I picked you because in factly I
never heard of you. But that's okay, get you, Terry,

(14:36):
Hey begin not being very nice. He had MS thirteen tattoos.
We'll agree to disagree. I want to carry it on
to something else, Terry. Do you want me to show
you the picture? I see that picture, Well, photoshop, here
we go. Here we got photoshop. But don't look at
his hand. He had hemster. He did have tattoos that
can be interpreted that way. I'm not an expert on them.
I want to turn to Ukraine. I want to get no.

Speaker 2 (14:58):
No, he had M S as clear as you can be,
not interpreted. This is why people no longer believe well
the news because when photograph in.

Speaker 6 (15:08):
El Salvador, they aren't there. But let's just go they
aren't there.

Speaker 2 (15:12):
When he's in there now right, No, they're in your picture, Terry,
Ukraine's sir, he's got MS thirteen on his knuckles.

Speaker 3 (15:20):
Are Ukraine?

Speaker 6 (15:21):
Ser Terry, We'll take a look. It's just such a disservice.
We'll take a look.

Speaker 2 (15:25):
You just say it, yes he does, and you know
going to some hot houses contested.

Speaker 3 (15:31):
So this is one of my favorite exchanges. I wish
that Terry he had MS thirteen on his knuckles. I mean,
come on, Terry, Terry he had M thirteen. That's a
viral video reference. It's it's probably too much. Oh, welcome back.
We got a lot of audio today. So that's uh.
I told you I was going to make it up

(15:52):
for you by robbing you guys are quick five. That
was my bad because I was just I was just
wouldn't shut up. That's my problem.

Speaker 7 (15:58):
Who knew?

Speaker 3 (15:59):
So everyone was saying that he does. So Trump was
to his Terry Moran with is he with? Is he with? ABC? Okay?
So this so everyone was saying that MS thirteen was
added to the photo because the symbols that he has

(16:20):
on his knuckles, and it was marijuana. What was the
other one? It was like the x X Smiley face
across in a skull. That that is like basically the
emojis that mean MS thirteen, Right, Yeah, like how the
eggplant means something and you know the peach means something

(16:41):
and they're different. Emojis mean things. Okay, so that's they're
not really emojis, but those symbols mean MS thirteen, and
so when they had the photo, apparently the photo was Okay,
this means M and this means S. This is this
is what it stands for. And they're explaining what the

(17:01):
tattoos symbolize. And so wait, so let me break this
down because I'm not letting this go either. And I
love that he stopped, and He's like, all right, Terry,
there's Trump with it right there. So the MS thirteen
that's on it, those symbols are literally like indig that
the symbols mean MS thirteen. That's what they mean. That

(17:22):
each of the images stand for something that translates to
MS thirteen. And so Terry Moran was trying to argue,
I guess that that wasn't that he didn't have any
kind of identifier tattooed on him, and Trump's like, no, no, no,
if the if the media wants to sit here and
picnics about, oh well it didn't specifically saying you know, man,

(17:44):
non other it's still the same thing, you know, just
like those No, I'm not saying Maryland dad, you know
what I'm saying, Oh that Maryland man? Oh yes, you
mean the gang banging wife beater. Yes that one he's from.
Now sell the door in man. But okay, see what
I mean, Like, if you guys can sit here, if

(18:05):
the media can sit here and try to b s
us about this, oh this poor gang banging wife beating
Maryland man, then yeah, we're gonna go ahead and say
might as well had like literally the actual Arabic MS
one three on it shut up so stupid, just just
absolutely asinine. So I'm glad that he stopped there. I mean,

(18:26):
for the and the left was trying to make a
big deal of this. King you saw this. They were
trying to make a big deal of this all last night,
all last night. Oh my god, it's gonna even leave
drum sem. You just canna think of this, right, But
it's but it's not wrong, right, that's so goofy. It's
like saying, well, those moving snakes on the Harry Potter figures, uh,

(18:47):
they're not really indicative of death. They are because none
of the nobody else has them unless they're death eaters.
See the same thing I did that, I went to
a Harry Potter reference just saying yeah, yeah, so these
are like ruins that mean MS thirteen, that's what it

(19:07):
is I thought the interview was funny, but yeah he was.
I mean it was a very contentious interview, and I
thought it was stupid that Terry Morane was even trying
to like contest that. And then he realized the futility
of it. He's like, oh, maybe I should move on. Yeah,
Terry maybe ought to Maybe ought to move on, Terry.

(19:28):
I mean, it's just so stupid audio somebody thirteen. And
this is where Trump argues with him because remember the
media pretended, gosh, we didn't even know that Biden was
half dead. Wait, no clue, listen to this.

Speaker 2 (19:42):
Do you think the reputation in the United States has
gone down under your presence? No, I think it's gone
way up. But I think we're a respected country again.
We were left at all over the world. We had
a president that couldn't walk up a flight of stairs,
couldn't walk down a flight of stairs, couldn't walk across
the stage without We had a president that was grossly incompetent.

(20:03):
You knew it. I knew it, and everybody knew it.
But you guys didn't want to write it because you're
fake news.

Speaker 9 (20:07):
All right?

Speaker 6 (20:09):
Thank him, by the way, as the worst I have
to be honest.

Speaker 3 (20:12):
Okay, thank okay, thank you, yes, thank you. Yeah, you
guys didn't want to write about it because you're fake news.
I mean they were. I mean, Biden falls up the stairs.
I told you this yesterday. How, oh my gosh, Biden
stuttered with his feet. Never seen anybody do that, man,
That man stuttered all the way the hell up them
stairs with his feet if never seen anybody do that before,

(20:34):
but they did. That's how all of them were. And
I'm glad that. I'm glad that Potus called it out
because the media has been going on like, oh, we
just didn't know. We were just this little innocent media.
We were tripped just like the rest of you. What
do you mean what you all knew? You all knew
the man really didn't have a pulse. You all knew
he was just a skin suit. And Joe Biden had

(20:55):
her hand up his backside. Come on, it's like a
sock puppet, is it to me? Because I don't I
just don't even care. I'm just so dumb with this stuff.
These people try to pull so much wool over our eyes.
I just feel like all civilities out the window at
this point, right, good heavens. I mean it was. It
was a really good it was a very good interview.
But this is this is audio audio. Some by fourteen

(21:18):
they were arguing over Putent.

Speaker 6 (21:20):
Listen, he's willing to stop the fighting. Don't begin. He
wants to say, you think Vladimir Putin wants peace? I
think he does. Yes, I think it does. I think
Eevil's a reigning missiles.

Speaker 2 (21:33):
I think he really his his dream was to take
over the whole country. I think because of me, he's
not going to do that.

Speaker 6 (21:42):
Do you trust him? I think do you trust him?
I don't trust you. I don't trust I don't trust
a lot of people. I don't trust you. Look at you.

Speaker 2 (21:48):
You come in all shooting for bear, You're so happy
to do the interview.

Speaker 6 (21:52):
Then you start hitting me with fake questions.

Speaker 2 (21:54):
He started telling me that a guy whose hand is
coming from the tactoo doesn't have that.

Speaker 3 (22:00):
In so many ways, Trump is like an old nana,
you know, like on but you know, I'm gonna come
back to this because I'm not over it. And like
ten years later, yeah, remember that time the knuckles. I
remember that, like it's never gonna go away. Oh but goodness, Oh,
then there was the uh eggs, eggs, eggs.

Speaker 2 (22:20):
I saw my fifteenth, but gasoline is way down. And
when I took over, you remember the big thing with eggs.
They hit me the first week eggs, eggs, eggs like
it was my fault.

Speaker 6 (22:31):
I said, I didn't cause this problem. This problem was
caused by Biden. What's the problem with eggs? And they
said they've doubled it.

Speaker 2 (22:37):
Well, eggs are down eighty seven percent since I got involved.

Speaker 3 (22:43):
I love it. Do you know. One of the things,
kind of a sidebar and accompaniment to this, one of
the reasons that Trump can get there's two reasons that
Trump can get away with rough housing journalists that other
politicians can't. Because he's he's very much a showman. And
I think that was on stage. I think there was
evident on stage last night. Loves his audience, and his
audience loves him. But older people, I am jealous of

(23:06):
you because you guys get to do whatever you want.
And this is why Kane doesn't. This is why Kane
doesn't like you. So he doesn't he thinks he thinks
you're not innocent. He thinks you're not innocent. It's because
of this, because he can he's he's you know, you
give him a pass. He's like, oh, he's like a
grandpa or oh, they're like a nana's age, right, Like

(23:26):
they're you give him a pass, right. It's just funny.
And I feel like Terry Moran actually liked him. Did
you see his expression in this interview. I mean he
wasn't smiling like he was being all wise eight double snakes.
I think he liked him.

Speaker 7 (23:41):
He was thankful to be insulted.

Speaker 3 (23:43):
Yeah, he was just happy to be there. Man, however
you want to kick him. I mean, Terry's Terry. He's
just happy for that big break.

Speaker 7 (23:49):
He's like, you guys are fake news. He's like thank you.

Speaker 3 (23:51):
He's like thank you, thank you.

Speaker 7 (23:53):
BBC is the worst. He's like, thank you, thank you.

Speaker 3 (23:55):
We are thank you, mister President. There's they're so oh,
there's okay. Here's another one where I got a little
little testy testing audio sound by eleven. They were arguing
over fraud referrals from Doues a legal note.

Speaker 6 (24:13):
Fraud is a crime. There have been no referrals to
the Justice Department that anyway. You don't know that, do you?
How do you know that? Have there been referrals to that.
Do you know that that there were no referrals?

Speaker 2 (24:25):
I think they generally all right, there's been no investigation
from the House Department.

Speaker 6 (24:30):
That I'm asking you, sir me, you're not asking me.
You made a statement, you know.

Speaker 2 (24:34):
Now I'm asking him there was a statement that you
made the head I'm asking him.

Speaker 6 (24:38):
Have there been yes?

Speaker 3 (24:41):
Well, I mean he did. He was like, Okay, well,
now I'm asking you. Okay, so you did make a statement.
And then you're okay, that's exactly. You just proved his point. Terry,
what are you doing a we're doing Terry. My gosh,
this is full. This is so crazy. I mean, is
this this one of the craziest interviews because he just said,
I really feel like he likes being kicked man, he

(25:02):
likes being kicked around. We got more of this. I
also want to so the because I told you I
was going to follow up on this aftert headline. So
Trump had fired Doug m Hoff. Uh the second the
second gentleman. I don't know that, dude. Kamala's husband. Kamala
was his second or third wife, I can't remember anyway. Uh,

(25:24):
And he got fired from the Holocaust Council that governs
the Holocaust Museum. Oh Man, he was raging on the
social media. He said, this is what he wrote. Here's
his point or his post quote. Today, I was informed
of my removal from the United States Holocaust to Memorial Council.
Let me be clear, by the way, that is always

(25:45):
a statement that some that a jackwagon's about to wagon jacks.
That's what that means, because let me be clear, Holocaust
remembrance and education should never be politicized to turn one
of the worst atrocities blah blah blah, wedge issue dishonored,
blah blah blah. Im Hoff. So you did make it
political though, like you made it political when you refuse

(26:06):
to condemn the targeting of Jewish students in college campuses
all around the nation. You you made it political when
you refuse to speak up for the Americans and Jewish
citizens that were kidnapped by Hamas in terror atrocity. I mean,
where was the These people get their panties in a

(26:27):
wad more over Trump than they do over actual terrorists.
So yeah, and you know what, it's the president's discretion.
It is it is up to his pleasure whether or
not you are on a council.

Speaker 9 (26:37):
Or not.

Speaker 3 (26:38):
And I don't want this guy on the council. I'd
rather have somebody, you know, that has a little bit
of self respect and doesn't slap women in a valet line.
And I'm just saying, because you know, remember he did that.
Can I okay, can I just side more one more time?
I am fascinated by that whole dynamic because I'm sorry,
I got a question I want to ask you on
break because it's about his psyche. He just seems so bad.

(27:00):
Uh okay, let me let me, let me do this,
let me cover my mouth. He seems like a I
don't know how, I don't should I say it public? Okay?
I said, he seems like a straight bottom. That's all
I'm gonna say. Yeah, he just and and then you

(27:21):
like you shake a lady around in a valet line,
you slap her in a valet line, like what kind
of woman is with a weak man like that? Get
slapped under? And then he wants to be under that.
He should have been kicked off that council the moment
that story came out. But you know what, if you
know we got that he was appointed by Biden to
serve on that council, because he married Kama a couple

(27:42):
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Speaker 9 (29:07):
Here the chords and just hit the same one, go
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to another chord.

Speaker 3 (29:27):
So Neil Young is changing the lyrics of one of
his songs and he's saying, you know, if you're a fascist,
get a tesla, et cetera. Now I'm like, should I
criticize him? Because the last time I did Billboard and
Pitchfork and Daily Beast and Newsweek went all in and
we had a big fight because I said that his

(29:47):
voice had the vocal tonality of a dying cow fart
and it does and I'm not wrong.

Speaker 7 (29:54):
That's science.

Speaker 3 (29:55):
Now, my stepdad likes Neil Young, so don't be judging me.
So yeah, that's like one example of what happened like
that was in twenty eighteen, it went crazy and uh yeah,
he was doing this land of your Lane rules do
the picture of you put in there? I was speaking
at Seapack and I love that jacket and shirt, by
the way, and they got mad at me, saying I
look like a pirate, and I'm like, you know what,
screw you. I love that outfit and I still have

(30:16):
that exact same outfit because I keep my stuff for forever.
And yeah, Neil Young was asked about it. Uh at,
I guess he was at south By Southwest and he
was like, wellhy doesn't she just shoot me? I'm like,
just good grief, but I yeah, my favorite was the subhead.
She's repeatedly compared his voice to a dying cow fart.
I did it one time, but now I'm going to
do it like a million times. But he goes, I'm

(30:38):
glad I got under her skin. And then they told him.
They go, well you, she said that you sounded like
a dying cow fart, and he goes, well, why doesn't
she just shoot me? And he goes He's like, I
really don't want anybody to shoot me. Don't take it seriously.
I'm shut up, But like why, like why Are you
a fascist if you buy a Tesla? That's so stupid.
I thought he was supposed to be smart, But then

(30:59):
I play guitar. I'm sorry if you love Neil Young that,
I mean what I just played for you there, I'm
just gonna play the same five cent chords downstreaming down
blah blah. I mean I can do that. Why are
you laughing? Jez It's true?

Speaker 6 (31:15):
What is it?

Speaker 3 (31:15):
Why is it? If you buy a Tesla you're a fascist?
If you say that you're a fascist because you have
a Tesla, you're you're short of some brain cells.

Speaker 7 (31:25):
It was only a year ago where it was you're
a climate terrorist if you don't like the.

Speaker 3 (31:30):
Tesla, like make up your all mind doesn't make any sense.
We have a lot more on the way, Uh coming up,
We've got I got more audio. Trump spoke last night, also, Gop.
We got to talk about a couple of things, and uh,
the Democrat reb who filed the impeachment articles. That guy
who I thought was gonna be asking me for my
credit card number. He got in trouble for animal abuse,

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Speaker 6 (33:29):
He did so great. What's the problem over there? What's
the problem is that a radical left lunatic.

Speaker 7 (33:38):
He's just a child all I get about.

Speaker 2 (33:41):
Yeah, Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, ma'am.

Speaker 6 (33:46):
I thought it was a guy.

Speaker 7 (33:48):
Thank you.

Speaker 2 (33:53):
And she now has to go home to a mother
who's a big Trump fan. Huh, her mother's watching. I'm sorry,
I'm sorry, I said he and it's a she.

Speaker 7 (34:08):
I'm sorry.

Speaker 3 (34:09):
Score Now I really want to see what this person
looks like I really want to know, like, let us
also know, sir. Welcome back. It's a she. It's Mariam.
Welcome back to the program. Dana lash with you. Top
of the second hour, Poetus was marking his first one

(34:30):
hundred days with a big Michigan rally. Now he's at
he's in the cabinet meeting. I didn't see Elon Musk
there earlier, but he is there. We're gonna play some
audio here in a minute, but welcome back. You can
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Direct TVs, the stream, the chats at robo x and
YouTube and Facebook also apparently. So okay, they're at the

(34:50):
cabinet meeting and everybody's they got these hats. They all
get these hats, let's say Gulf of America. Now, my
question is there's red hats and blue hats, like navy hats,
maybe blue. Do they get both hats or did they
just stagger them the colors like that one, you know,
red blue, red blue to you know, look nice or
do they each get a hat. No Elon Musk is

(35:14):
wearing both of them. He's stacked the hats. He's got
a hat stack. I sell like Christopher Walking. He's got
a hat stack Kane, and he was asked about that.
Potus was asking him at this cabinet meeting that they're at.
So he's there. You know, all the media is going
to be like the most upset that with the fact
that he's there. So this is this is him and

(35:35):
he's got two hats and Trump asks him about it. Watch,
thank you very much.

Speaker 6 (35:42):
I love the double head.

Speaker 3 (35:43):
But get away with.

Speaker 7 (35:47):
It wells President. And then they say, I wear a
lot of hats.

Speaker 4 (35:53):
Even my hat has a hat.

Speaker 3 (35:58):
Those are like big hats too. I like the big
based to the style of hause to not be popular nowadays,
and everybody's wearing that style of hat. So he's there
at the cabinet meeting. Uh and uh hopefully I because
I know that they've been talking about you know, a
Department of the Interior has been speaking about fossil fuels,
and they've talked about deportation, and Trump has been talking

(36:20):
about tax relief, which we're going to talk about some
rhinos stuff here coming up. Additionally, can we talk about
this Democrat Rep. So I tweeted about this this morning.
It was this morning, Yeah, it was this morning, pull
out my tweet. I mentioned this this morning. I retweeted

(36:42):
Chip Roy, who was on the show yesterday, and it
was actually a response to something that he had said
about the the budget that they're having increase in medicaid funding.
House budget is instructing committees to increase medicaid funding by
twenty five percent and increasing the debt to over fifty trillion.

(37:05):
And I made the point, like we talked about yesterday,
you know, if House Republicans are not going to cut spending,
we're not gonna get permanent tax cuts. And without tax cuts,
voters are going to feel the pinch harder and they
are going to rebel at midterms, and that's going to
jeopardize the very razor thin majority that we have in
the House. And then you're gonna have the rest of

(37:28):
Potus's the final part of his term plagued with what
this fruit loop is doing. So let's go to this
fruit loop. So this dude, I don't even know who
the hell this dude is, and I'm I'm trying to
figure out. I just I'm questioning how he's serving in Congress.

(37:50):
His name is Shri Thanadar of Michigan and he's announced
that he's filed seven articles of impeachment against Hotus because
he's mad that he deported that Maryland dad, you know,
and he made Doge cuts and all this stuff. What
gets me is he made Doge cuts without congressional approval.

(38:11):
You stupid illiterate more on it's an audit, and then
they present those findings to Doge. Is English his second language?
Because I feel like, and that's probably I don't care
if it's mean to say, if you're gonna make accusations
like this based on such a high level of stupidity,
I get to ask if English is your second language,
and if it is, if you know this guy, I

(38:32):
feel like he just doesn't understand how this works. Doge
is not making cuts. They're presenting their findings to Congress,
and Congress makes cuts. And so he literally filed an
article of impeachment based on his lack of understanding of
that process, which is why I'm asking. I mean, because
he's from India, and I just it's fine if you're
from India, but I mean, he just seems like he's

(38:53):
fresh off the boat. Sorry, I'm just gonna say it,
like he doesn't know what the hell's happening here? Can
I be honest?

Speaker 6 (38:59):
Kan?

Speaker 3 (38:59):
Does that mean you're and so this guy barely speaks
English and he's filing seven articles of impeachment. And some people,
by the way, I've noticed that they're mostly conservative Hispanics
that are saying this. Uh, Like one of my friends
you said, yeah, we need to ban foreign born people

(39:21):
from serving in Congress. Now this is someone whose dad's
from Mexico just saying uh. I just feel like this
guy doesn't have an understanding of what DOGE is doing
or this process. That's why a lot of people are going,
wait what anyway, he filed these articles of impeachment and

(39:42):
I mean, this is him right here audio somebody twenty three.
This is what he's what he was talking about.

Speaker 11 (39:49):
This is Congressman Shritanidar. Donald Trump has already done real
damage to our democracy. But define a unanimous nine O
Supreme Court ruling that has to be the final straw,
is time we impeach Donald J.

Speaker 6 (40:06):
Trump.

Speaker 11 (40:07):
The court said the wrongfully deported kilmer Garcia must be
allowed to return and received due process.

Speaker 6 (40:15):
Trump ignored it.

Speaker 11 (40:17):
He ignored the Constitution seventy the very checks and balances
that keep our democracy intact.

Speaker 3 (40:24):
He's seventy.

Speaker 11 (40:25):
This isn't an isolated incident. It's part of a dangerous,
deliberate pattern.

Speaker 3 (40:31):
That's why, Okay, I get to stop, full stop. Dude,
he's seventy years old.

Speaker 7 (40:35):
Way, he's seventy.

Speaker 3 (40:36):
When he came to the US, I was like a baby.
He's seventy years old, and he loved in Saint Louis
in the eighties for a while. Kane, he was at
Petrolte in Saint Louis for a while. Apparently I'm saying
all of this because he is seventy. Yeah, he's seventy

(40:57):
years old. He's a vampire. This is no, He's not
from India. He's a damn vampire. Okay, Is that his hair?

Speaker 7 (41:04):
That was my next question? Is that his real hair?

Speaker 3 (41:07):
I don't care about anything else right now except this question.
Hold up, we're I don't care. We're gonna look. I
don't know, like nothing about his and his biography talks
about that. I I I just need to know. You're
gonna bear everybody bear with me because that he's seventy
years old. I don't believe him. Did he also get

(41:28):
eyebrow and plants along with the hair plugs. I'm curious
that everyone is asking is it a wig? Some say
it's a wig. I don't know if it's a wig
or not, but it seems it maybe it is. I
don't I don't know. I've just got a million questions.

(41:49):
Let's see this, so so a couple so there's a
couple of threads and a couple of pieces that say
it is. He hasn't said publicly, but I'm sorry, you're
actually I think he's seventy one. You're seventy one years old.
You're doing something, you're using a serum on the my brows,
and you got plugs or that's a wig. That's something

(42:12):
I My grandfather, who had a thick head of hair,
wouldn't even it wouldn't even like that. And his got
like ashy black as he got older. My grandpa had
black hair, so he's got ashy black because he got older.
So I am just stunned by this. It is stunning. Now,
he first ran for governor of Michigan in twenty eighteen.
Now here's where we get going. Oh boy, so let's

(42:34):
I mean, it was fun to talk about his wig
in the fact that he's a vampire.

Speaker 7 (42:37):
But is it a wig.

Speaker 3 (42:41):
I'm just thinking that it is okay. I'll let the
chat weigh in, and the chat can determine whether or
not they think it's a wig or not. I say
wig because there is no way, no way. I have
friends from India and I and I know their parents,
and their hair is not even like that, like that,
like consistently all over dark. You didn't even have a

(43:02):
gray highlight. I don't believe you are a vampire or
a liar, and that's a whig. I don't know anyway.
So my whole point in bringing this up is he
has some scandals. As it were. He's a business owner,
and now there's allegations of animal abuse he had I
guess he owned and operated a bankrupt animal testing lab,

(43:26):
and in twenty eighteen, the Huffington Post, you know that
beacon of conservatism. The Huffington Post reported that they that
there were approximately one hundred and seventy dogs and monkeys
that had to be rescued in twenty ten from one
of his pharmaceutical testing labs, and they had to shutter

(43:46):
the facility, Annie Clinton Preclinical Services. They went bankrupt in
twenty ten. He abandoned them in the facility. They shut
the door and left them the animals to die. They
left the animals to die in cages alone, without food
and water. I'll say it again. This guy who's talking

(44:12):
about impeaching Podus. This Shari Thanadar born in India from Michigan.
He had approximately one hundred and soe many dogs and
monkeys in his pharmaceutical testing lab. And when he went bankrupt,
they left the animals in the cages, shut the door

(44:33):
and left these animals. There were some lab workers that
were jumping the bankrupt lab's fences to bring food and
water to the animals. There's video that I can't even
watch because I will fly to Michigan and personally kick
his ass that they had. The Times Herald said that

(44:59):
some of these dogs had never been outside. They were
only subjected to And I'm I actually don't like animal testing.
I think that tests on people on death row because
everybody knows what the consequences are if you commit capital offenses. Okay, well,
you know, let's save testing on animals. Let's test on
rapist and pedophiles. I'm totally I think we should actually, no,

(45:22):
don't use animals for testing. Test on rapist and pedophiles.
But these animals, they like some of them, never had
their paws on the grass. They were terrified to be
in the sun, they were terrified to be outside. They
had a California based group called Indefensive Animals that went
through and they were saving these animals, and it's there's

(45:46):
a lot of video, there's a lot of video of
it of him, of these animals being rescued. It's horrific,
absolutely horrific. And this was Huffington Post, a liberal entity,
wrote about this, and they used they tested, they did
horrible tests on these animals, and I just, I mean,

(46:07):
it breaks your heart. I think he should be deported
on that alone. Personally, same I'm telling him, I know,
we got to get moving. But that's that's the guy
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it's time for Dana's Quick five.

Speaker 3 (47:26):
According to the Financial Times, caanz A danes a book
cut into Coca Cola, Oh, the local brand is soaring
seteenfold in March because you know the tariffs. According to
the Coca Cola Carlsburg that bottles, the US brand in
the country. They're saying that Danish shoppers don't protesting against

(47:48):
SI Donald Trump's fun policy. They're saying that the Coca
Cola volumes are slightly down. It's just fun to do
that accent. They said that, yes, there is the danes
a mad Remember did they remember? The Danish bodies still
just coming home and they feel disrespected and so so
now you can see if I have a boycott just
so popular kne Just for the.

Speaker 7 (48:09):
Record, I don't believe a word of this story, none
of it.

Speaker 3 (48:12):
I don't either, but I don't know. I mean, they're
saying brand nationalism. Didn't they make Wait remember when people
made fun of the US, like in the early odds
for freedom Fries. I don't want to hear a single thing. Great,
some must say, all right, we also have okay, type
five diabetes? What is that?

Speaker 7 (48:35):
Because I haven't heard of three or four yet?

Speaker 3 (48:38):
Yeah? What is that? They said that International Diabetes Federation
is officially recognizing a disease it's not linked to obesity,
but malnutrition as type five diabetes. Wouldn't that just be malnutrition?
So why is it type five? What am I missing?

(49:04):
I don't understand. I don't know, so we can make
more pills for it, Dana. That's why gotta make more
pills and injections. It's just weird. I've never heard of
any I don't know. Can we talk about the rats,
the ritzy rats of New York City. It's like that
Desperate Housewives, but ritzy rats. They're saying, ritzy rats are
just are like destroying people's homes, chewing up cars, trash

(49:27):
bins and playgrounds. Valley of the Rats on the Upper
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Great.

Speaker 6 (50:53):
Jeff Bezos was very nice, He was terrific.

Speaker 2 (50:56):
He solved the problem very quickly, and he did the
right thing.

Speaker 3 (51:01):
And it's a good guy. So good I mean, they
pretty much I guess that's like all said and done
at this point, the whole Amazon thing, and we talked
about that yesterday it was for Amazon Hall, which we
didn't even know existed, and so they were denying that
it was ever going to be Amazon wide all Amazon.

(51:21):
And apparently Potus was mad. If you get my Wednesday,
if you get my radio prep email, that's I had
that in there, like he apparently was mad. He called
Bezos if they're learning about it. And now Amazon says
the tariff cost for displays was never considered for the
main site. They said nothing has been implemented and they
ruled out displaying it. So apparently that's done. Welcome back
to the program, Dana lash with you. I got a

(51:44):
couple of other things to get to. We're going to
talk about some cultural stuff. But can we talk about
red state rhino hunting? We need to discuss what's happening
in Texas right now? This sounds official? All right? So

(52:05):
did you guys hear about the meme bill? This is
one of the goofiest things. This isn't the first time.
So let me just set this up. This isn't the
first time that I've seen, uh, or that they that
that lawmakers have tried to I guess regulate memes. That's
the word that I want. This is not the first

(52:26):
time that they've tried to regulate memes. Uh, they've tried
to do this, remember federally before, isn't that Cain when
they had the who is that an annoying theater kid?
That the Ministry of whatever? Yeah, yeah, yeah, And they
they were going to have like they were going to
try to regulate memes or or something like that, and

(52:48):
they kept saying, oh, it's for AI purposes, you know,
we just were trying to protect you for AI. That's
the stupidest thing I've ever heard in my life. So no,
that's not so. What happened is the Texas House they
passed a bill. It took thirty seconds with no debate,
and it is a bill that actually inadvertently would criminalize

(53:12):
political memes Texas scorecard rights that courts have routinely struck
down these laws that try to regulate political discourse, right,
because first Amendment is pretty strong protections a house built
three sixty six, And it would make it a crime
to distribute altered media, including political memes, without a government
approved disclaimer, and people who violate this could face up

(53:32):
to a year in jail. Anyone who tries to enforce
this on me in Texas, We're going to have a
Waco style knockdown drag out in South Lake. So I'm
done with this stuff. Oh, I'm not joking. I'm not
being hyperbolic, like you want to push people who are
good people to the point where they become criminals for

(53:54):
criticizing bad lawmakers. If you want a civil war, that's
how you start civil wars. I'm not saying this lightly.
I am so sick of sick of these people. So
the drunk schmuck who's the House Speaker and by the way,
Dave Fhalin, this is his bill. We've invited him on
this show, and he won't come on the show, right, Kane,

(54:14):
We've invited him on the show. He won't come.

Speaker 7 (54:16):
Yeah. Back when the Texas AG was under impeachment and
it was largely led by his drunken antics, then he
wouldn't come on, wouldn't respond.

Speaker 2 (54:27):
Right.

Speaker 3 (54:28):
So they had the State Affairs Committee. They're taking up
this bill and it's by the former Speaker of the House,
and they took it up and it was all alongside
a couple of other pieces of legislation. It specifically targets
political advertising. That quote features image audio recording or video
recording of an officeholder or candidate's appearance, speech, or conduct

(54:49):
that did not occur in reality. The broad language is
what's dangerous. So it would allow the Texas Ethics Commission.
They have the authority to determine the specific format the font,
the size of the font, and the color of the
required disclaimer. Yeah, it is one of the stupidest bills.

(55:10):
And the fact that the Texas House has taken this up,
the most powerful committee has taken this up. I mean,
it's unconstitutional. So remember the drunk Day stuff. So Dade
Falen when he was Speaker of the House, there was
a lot of video of him out there slurring when
he was trying to, you know, preside over the House,
and everybody made fun of him and they called him
drunk d drunk drunk Dad Fhali drunk Day, and apparently

(55:34):
it made him mad and he just he's you know,
I've been really, I've not been really. I mean, I've
criticized him, which for some of these lawmakers, that's enough.
If you criticize them, people like Dade Fhalin, they sit
here and act like, oh, it's so bad for Trump
defenders to defend Trump even if there's rightful criticism of him,
but Dave Fhalin does the same damn thing. You can't

(55:55):
criticize him for anything, or you are, you know, persona
non grata. So even when I was polite we invited
him on the show, they wouldn't have anything to do
with us. We're the biggest talk show in Texas and
we're also literally in hundreds of markets across the nation.
We are the number one broadcast in the nation in

(56:16):
the afternoon. No one touches us, and we own this timeslot.
And he won't have anything to do with this because
I've been critical, So I'm done being nice about it.
If you're not going to come on, then okay, I'm
not going to be nice and polite. You know it's
time to not be nice. If you're going to try
to criminalize people's speech because you're drunk ass made a

(56:38):
fool of yourself, then you deserve to be dragged. And
this legislation think about the implications that go far beyond
political advertising. Imagine that you want to share a meme
on Facebook, a meme an image where you're joking around.
Oh boy, is Texas Ethics Commission going to come a
knock on your door because you didn't have drunk DAIDs

(56:59):
prefer government acknowledgment, the the little disclaimer on your meme.
I've read the bill. So for all of the wise
asses out there who want to go, well, did you
read the bill? I read the bill, and I probably
have better reading comprehension. And I'm smarter and better looking
than the people who would criticize me for disagreeing with
them Dade's surrogates on this bill, I've read it. It's garbage.

(57:24):
It's anti First Amendment garbage. And there are a number
of Texas Republicans that voted for it. Maybe it's because
they want some a drunk daid's money. I don't know,
you know, because that's what these lawmakers do, is they
get a lot of campaign cash for themselves and then
they spread it around. I was looking at some of
these My rep voted against it, but they are. I'll

(57:47):
publish a list on We're going to publish the list
on substat all the Republican lawmakers in Texas that decided
to vote for this. If you vote, I'm pretty hardcore
on First and Second Amendment. If you vote against me
against my interest one time, one time on First and
Second Amendment. You're dead to me. These are issues where

(58:11):
I rarely allow. Oh it's all sure, I'll forgive, but
that doesn't mean I welcome you back into my war room.
Doesn't mean that you're back in my confidence. They portray
you once on such a crucial issue, they will screw
you over again and again. That is a basic issue
that should not even be up for debate. And if
they can't even get that right, they're no good. They're trash.

(58:32):
This is a major, major First Amendment concern. And of
course these are the same lawmakers that have been trying
to vote away our Second Amendment rights as well. I mean,
we have all kinds. I mean, they've got all kinds
of House bills. They've been blocking pro gun bills. They've
been dragging their feet on banning red flag law. They've

(58:54):
been dragging their feet for instant self defense protections built
one seventy. They've been dragging their feet on a number
of like Cool Hefner, his committee representative, Cole Hefner, he's
in the fifth district. They've been dragging these bills. I'm
done with it. This is nonsense. And this meme bill

(59:16):
is one of the stupidest things I've ever seen in
my life. It would imprison people for a year if
a meme doesn't have a disclaimer, and Dade Phalen is
doing it for revenge. Now people are trying to argue, well,
this is really pertaining to advertising, really, then why doesn't
it exclude any non political advertising material? In the verbatim

(59:40):
language of the bill, Phil Freed to try to gaslight
that one away. It's done for a purpose, and I've
seen it. They're just it's not just broadcast political advertising.
They're talking about the intentive influence and election, and the
whiche specifically says if they are distributing broadcast political advertising.

(01:00:05):
It's not saying that it's limited to broadcast political advertising.
I feel like there are some of our brethren that
struggle with reading comprehension, and that's probably because their lips
are too close to Dave Phalen's backside, so they really
can't see the full bill, don't you agree, Kane? I
think that's the truth. What they're talking about with this
is is I'm reading the bill right now. Intend to

(01:00:25):
influence an election knowingly caused to be published, distributed or broadcast,
So it's published distribution or broadcast talking about images, audio recordings,
video recordings, and it mentions an officeholder or candidate's appearance,
speech or conduct that did not occur in reality. You
have to have a disclosure on all of it, not

(01:00:48):
just political advertising. And if people dispute that, this is
what the law, this is what the proposal states. Your
beef isn't with me, it's with the drunk lawmakers that
lack the writing ability to clearly articulate the difference in
writing in legislation in Austin. You don't want a war

(01:01:08):
with me over your stupidity and you're reading lack of
reading comprehension. So take it to the lawmakers that wrote
the bill. This is stupid. This is one of the
dumb This is their priority. They're fighting all they're not
giving us relief on our property taxes, but they're gonna
do this. Seriously, you rat bastards. This is what they're

(01:01:32):
focusing on all because some lawmaker was butt hurt that
people made fun of him because he was learning his
speech when he was at the microphone at the dais
and he was pushing a very unpopular bill at the
same time. This is just it's it's it's insulting. It's

(01:01:54):
unconstitutional and it's Unamerican. Now they're trying to say, oh no,
we're we're pretty detecting people from AI and I'm again,
I'm reading it to influence an election knowingly caused to
be published, distributed, or broadcast political advertising that includes an image,
audio recording, video recording of an officeholder or candidate's appearance, speech,
or conduct that did not occur in reality, including image,

(01:02:15):
audio recording, video recording that has been altered using generative
artificial intelligence technology, unless the political advertising includes a disclosure
from the person or another person on whose behalf the
political advertising is published, distributed, broadcast indicating that they blah
blah blah. Now people are oh again, all but it's
political advertising. You can share political advertising on your own
personal pages and there are no exemptions and there is

(01:02:37):
no absolutely no opt out. There's no exemptions. If you're
sharing the image, you fall under the scope of this proposal.
It's not limited. And if you take issue with that,
then you probably struggle with the same lack of alcohol
induced reading, absence of reading comprehension that the former speaker does.

(01:03:01):
I mean, I can you know, show these folks to
the door but you can't make them walk through it, right,
I mean, this is this is insane, and I you know,
I I don't know. They're trying to regulate political expression
in Texas, but they have no limitations on donations in spending. Interesting,

(01:03:24):
I can't. I mean, it's it's insane that people voted
for this at all. And it's all because the former
speaker was embarrassed that he got made fun of. That's
what this is all about. So I'm going to publish
this up on I'll have it up on substack. And
then all of the yeses that are on this, all
of these Republicans, there's all the good guys voted no.

(01:03:45):
All the good guys voted no. Luderback voted no. You
had let's see Shat's line voted no. You know, all
of my Briscoe came voted no. And all the good
guys voted no in Texas legislature. But all the bad ones,
and there's a lot of them, they all voted yes,

(01:04:05):
including Giovanni Carpriglioni, who represents me. He's a rhino, he's rude.
He was really rude to me one time. Giovanni Carpiglioni
was incredibly rude to me and my husband one day,
and I'm not over it. I'm like, you're a lawmaker,
you need to have a little bit better social graces
than what you're demonstrating. And I even one time when

(01:04:26):
he was pushing the Texas gold reserves. They were really
they were demanding to come on the show. Oh my gosh,
can you remember this, Capriglionni. They were sending us all
kinds of requests. I save every email, so if they
want to dispute this, I will bury you in receipts.
So don't. But they wanted to come on the show. Oh,
let us on the show. Let us on the show.
We'd love to talk about this. Oh can you promote

(01:04:48):
what what Giovanni's doing? Can you promote what he's doing?
Can you promote? Oh? I had him all one time.
Then he was just real rude afterwards, really rude. He's
a rude guy. He of course he voted yes on this.

Speaker 6 (01:05:00):
Hmmm.

Speaker 3 (01:05:02):
So I'm going to publish this up at substack, chapter
and verse. But this was a middle finger to voters.
They don't care about your property relief, your property tax relief.
They don't care o' kavin you'll have a Texas majority
in the legislature, but they're going to put Democrats on
committees and they're going to try to hamstring you on
First Amendment. Nonsense, it's asinin. But you know what, you

(01:05:24):
know the saying that we were joking about a couple
of years ago. Tried that in a small town. You
tried enforcing this with people like me, and you see
where it gets you. We got a lot more on
the way because this isn't done yet. I have more
rhinos stuff too. Again, we can do this every single day.
That's how bad it is, That's how prevalent it is
in some of these red states. I got more stuff
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Speaker 6 (01:09:46):
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Speaker 3 (01:10:00):
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Speaker 7 (01:10:11):
Is it just me? He's more stoic now with the media,
and it's just it's coming off better.

Speaker 3 (01:10:16):
No, I think he's still the same, but he's more
in there.

Speaker 7 (01:10:19):
Remember, wasn't it the Axios interview that he did that
seemed to take him off the rails towards the end
of his first term, and it was because he got
all rattled and he was all, you know, responding to
these gotcha type questions from Axios. And I think he's
learned a lot from that. I think now that when
he's handling the media, he's way more stoic than he
used to be, and it comes off I think better

(01:10:41):
for everyone watching for me, at least it does.

Speaker 3 (01:10:44):
Yeah, I mean, I just think that he's I like
the way that he handled this guy who looked at
him like with a sense of wonderment and like he
didn't know quite what was happening. The Terry Moray and
Terry never gonna get over it. What are you doing, Terry?
Oh my gosh, welcome back, Dana Lash with you with
you at the top of this third hour. Actually, I

(01:11:06):
got a couple of things, including one piece that I
had over at Substack as well. I wanted to touch on.
I'm sure you guys I sent this out. I send
this out. Yeah, yesterday the DNC vice TWRP that hog
kid he he might lose his seat as the vice
twarp of the DNC. So apparently, per reports hit the

(01:11:31):
Credentials Committee is meeting virtually in May to consider the
challenge from Kaylin Free. She is a Native American attorney
and party activist who lost a vice chair spot to
Hog at the party's February first meeting. In her complaint,
she argued that she lost a quote fatally flawed election
that violated the DNC charter and discriminated against three women

(01:11:53):
of colored candidates, and asks for two new vice chair elections. Oh,
this is delicious. So they're going to identity each other,
identity politic each other to death. Now, I actually am
not surprised at this, because I think he is a
horrible vice towerp of the DNC when you're a committee,
and that it's the same for the Republican National Committee.

(01:12:15):
When you are the vice chair, you have to operate
within the construct of the committee, right, And the committee
exists to get other party types elected. Right. He has
spent all of his time running down party leadership, giving
the middle finger to party superiors, refusing counsel, and he

(01:12:36):
has repeatedly demanded that the DNC involve itself in primary fights,
which is a major no. No politico had this. He
wanted to spend committee money to take down Democrats he
didn't like, and I mean, that's crazy. They wanted to

(01:12:56):
spend twenty million dollars to go after incumbent Democrats in
safe districts, and he goes, I want us to win
the majority. That's what he would say. That's not how you,
you absolute moron, you flip seats. You're not gonna going
after safe incumbents. That's not how you expand your seats.

(01:13:18):
You go to purple districts and you flip them that way.
But that's not what he wanted. He's an I think
he is one of the dumbest people alive. I really do.
It's embarrassing and so clearly, you know you had the
other powers that be in the DNC go, uh, yeah,
that's not what we do. We get democrats elected. We
don't persecute democrats. That's a big no no. Everybody knows

(01:13:41):
that the committees exist to promote party leaders for elections.
They don't persecute party members during petty primary fights. They
sure as hell don't imperil safe Democrat seats like he
was demanding. Of course, you know he once accused yours
truly of literally quote owning Congress and quote supporting child murderers.
So he's not the brightest crayon in the box. He

(01:14:02):
really wanted to use this. He just wanted to use
the DNC as a vehicle for self promotion, just like
he did with the Astro Turf group March for Our Lives.
I think he needs to go back to selling pillows,
you know, to this point, I wanted to make another
point on this, Like I I was having a conversation
with a friend of mine who's in Congress, and the
topic came up of Christinome and you know, I'm not

(01:14:27):
I'm I'm I'm ambivalent. I just I don't dislike her,
but I'm not a fan. Does that make sense. I'm
just like middle of the road now. I don't care
if you dress up as long as you're doing your job.
If you do your job and you're reporting batties, then
I don't I don't care if you go to h
Spirit Halloween every damn day and get a new outfit
for everything, I don't care. I don't care if you

(01:14:48):
have if you shave as Land and then put his
headdress on as your latest extensions, I don't care what
you do. I literally don't care. I don't care how
many Gucci bags you have. I don't care. As long
as you're doing your job, you are free to just
do what whatever you want. In my opinion, that's me.
Just serve the taxpayer, and I'm cool. One thing I
don't like, though, are all these ads. And I was
very critical of these ads. Have you seen them on Fox?
They're everywhere that costs and Fox isn't cheap. It's like

(01:15:13):
six figures a month to run these to have an
ad campaign on Fox. And I can't remember the bare
minimum that you have to sign up for. I think
there's like a minimum. Those are our tax dollars. And
I just and it's just her face talking the whole
time with footage behind her. She's running dangerously close to
having it look like a promotional vehicle for her instead
of informing the taxpayer about what DHS is doing. And

(01:15:36):
I would advise them to reconsider all of that. The
video that Trump played at the Michigan rally last night
was really making me think about this. I don't know
if you guys, we don't need to play it because
it was music behind it, and I'm sure it's licensed
but he had a video when he was talking about deportation,
and it was showing all the trend to Uragua guys
that were taken back to centco Right, that's the name

(01:15:56):
of the jail that we're taken back to. The big jail.
Uh in uh and uh taking to the El Salvador
in jail turned to Aragua. Mus thirteen. All these dudes
this going back to this big bad jail and El
Salvador and they you know, they had the music and
it was great aggressive music and they were They get
these guys off the plane there and cuffs and they

(01:16:17):
bend their heads down. They don't even get the dignity
of walking with their heads up. They bend them over
and they just pert march them right into the vehicles
and man, they get them out of there and take
them to scent Coats. Really amazing to watch. And he
had all this like them busting these rings and pulling
people over and arresting, you know, all these all illegal
aliens that are vicious criminals. And he played that and

(01:16:40):
I'm like, that's what you need to show. I don't
need to see Christinum's face magnified times fifty, barely being
able to see the footage behind her, because again it
seems like a promotional vehicle for herself. Just show the stuff.
I mean, if you're gonna cut ads, then do that.
But I don't even think that you need to spend
that kind kind of six figure taxpayer money on an

(01:17:01):
AD campaign like that, because they're ain't running PSA, y'all.
That's not that's not how that is working with them,
And I don't think you need to spend tax payer
money to do that when you have the proliferation of well,
when you have the ability to to viralize it for
the lack of a better way to put it throughout
social media, do you know what I mean? All Trump

(01:17:24):
has to do is tweet it and he can just
bypass all of these old you know, you don't even
need that. Why are we not saving taxpayer dollars that
that doesn't that doesn't make any sense. So I just
you know, they need to caution them on that on
that ground. A couple of other things. Culture, we have

(01:17:45):
another fight with j the JK. Rowling trans stuff. So
they're doing a Harry Potter reboot because Hollywood's out of
ideas and they have a new Harry Potter series that
they are doing, and we've talked a little bit of
it before, and they were casting. It's a it's the
HBO series, and they have a new batch of actors

(01:18:08):
playing all of the original roles, and they like John
Lithgow is all this Dumbledore. And they have Mark Rylance
who's apparently going to be uh and he's really good.
He's in uh wolf Hall. He's really good. He's apparently
going to be uh cast in it, and I think, Uh,

(01:18:30):
You've got a couple of British actresses. I think Rachel
Vice is taking over as well. She's going to be
I think she's going and I think she's taking a
role in it too. And they nick Frost is Hagrid.
That's a good cast. And everybody was critical of the
guy Papa used to do that they cast as several
Snape And it's not about race. It's because several Snape

(01:18:52):
is if you're not familiar with the story, several Snape.
He was a battie in the beginning, and he was
running around with Valdemort and the death Eaters and the
death Theaters are baby basically the ku Klux Klan, the
Nazis and all it's an archetype of every bad guy ever, right,
it's and they all look a certain way for a reason.
So it's, you know, an archetype of every bad guy.

(01:19:14):
And it all comes down to the worst identity politics, right,
Identity politics is putting race and all of that above
everything else. The death Eaters were considered pure, and everyone
else who wasn't pure were called mud bloods. And it
was very important that sever Snape looked the way he
was because that was part of his identity. It's like
having Dave Chappelle play a clan member, right, like in

(01:19:36):
the in his Chappelle show. I mean, that's a joke.
So they have an African actor who is playing Several Snape,
and it completely takes that whole, huge part of Severus
Snape's moral compromise out and it ruins the character because

(01:19:56):
he is pale and he's this that's very emphasized in
the story, not as a positive. He uses it as
a cudgel against everyone else who is less than So
you are rewriting her story by blackwashing that character. It's
like having Mulan played by Paris Hilton. No offense, but

(01:20:20):
you see what I'm saying. You you're ret conning something
about a character that makes them who they are, and
that is actually offensive to the original story. And it
it dumbs down why he support, why he's so scary,
why he's so shifty, why he's so untrustworthy, why he's

(01:20:41):
so dangerous, And that was one of the She's reacted
to that, and he's just decided. I guess he's going
to go into this full jackwagon because he has signed
this letter on trans rights. It was an open letter
supporting trans rights against JK Rowle, And he's already really

(01:21:02):
feeling his oats right, like he's you know, he signs
this letter and he like they went went directly against
I'm not saying you don't have your own viewpoints, but
to immediately spit in the face of the person who
created your living is an entitlement that only certain people.

(01:21:24):
It's an indulgence, an entitlement that's an indulgence for only
certain people. And I think some people, when they do
stuff like this, they wrap themselves in identity politics as
a way to deflect accountability for their stupid decisions and
rudeness and ridiculousness. I'm not I'm not gonna watch this
series it already sounds like trash, and it's sad because

(01:21:47):
some of the cast is good, but that's one of
the cast members that his story and his appearance play
very much. It's like it's like read doing the story
of Hitler and having like a and kind of and
having every somebody that that personified everything that he was

(01:22:10):
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guy and you doll down the redemptive arc that he
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I had to climb back up to get it. A
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they got a call of help from him, and then
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This guy sounds like a moron who should not hike anymore.
I feel like Champagne protects the heart from cardiac arrest.
I mean, that's this very I'm gonna believe it. It's
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Champagne white wine. So I yeah, it's science for min

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oh oh man, a child damages This painting looks stupid though,
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Hey, give us your two cents on this story. It's
all systems go for a controversial new program in Michigan
aimed at bringing down the Canada goose population. As the
state prepares to round up and gas the geese to death,
animal rights groups are calling foul over this and demanding.

Speaker 3 (01:28:40):
Answers gassing geese?

Speaker 4 (01:28:46):
What?

Speaker 6 (01:28:49):
So?

Speaker 3 (01:28:51):
They think the best way to get their geese population
under control isn't to have hunters handle it, you know,
maybe give give some I don't know, like hunters out
and get some licenses going, you know, increase the license
I don't know. No, they're going to gas them. That's so,

(01:29:15):
does the gas only work for just the geese? Is
it just a geese gas? Because there's now bear with
me in nature? There are other animals out there with
the geese in nature. So is this a particular type
of geese gas that only gases geese?

Speaker 7 (01:29:37):
No? I think they were going to round them up
and then gas them in a like a chamber.

Speaker 3 (01:29:42):
They I mean, they could hunt them because geese are tasty.

Speaker 7 (01:29:48):
They're migratory. Do Canada geese just hang around? Is that
what they're having problem?

Speaker 3 (01:29:54):
Because they want to They probably want to get out
of because Mark Carney.

Speaker 7 (01:29:58):
But the kids just wait till they flyaway like South.

Speaker 3 (01:30:04):
I don't know, man, they're just passing through their kid
mission too close. Yeah, I don't know, man, I are
they They said that there was a handful of lake.
Now it's like what lake lake homeowners lake front homeowners
that are upset with the popular I guess the population

(01:30:24):
and they want them exterminated for convenience.

Speaker 7 (01:30:29):
What No, that's that's the reason. Uh yeah, So people
bought property lake front and are upset it animals using
that lake.

Speaker 3 (01:30:42):
Yeah, yeah, so it is. I was they're gonna and
then they're just going to take the dead geese to
a landfill. That's Fox to Detroit that reported that.

Speaker 7 (01:30:55):
So this was the idea they landed on, and this
is the one.

Speaker 3 (01:30:59):
They said that No, it's an approved euthanasia method. They
said they're making a mess on the sidewalks and they
get in the way of golf swings. No, I am
literally being so honest right now. I am reading the
story verbatim the Hot News State Michigan where we gas

(01:31:23):
geese they get involved in your golf swing. I personally
am not a fan of the geese except for eating
because they're jerks.

Speaker 7 (01:31:32):
Yeah, geese can be jerks.

Speaker 3 (01:31:34):
I so kind of an accompanying story to this. For
whatever reason, geese hate me. You know, I have a
problem with certain animals, right, Goats, chimpanzees. I kicked a
skunk once because I swear to you would hissed at me.
I was in my defense. I was three, do not
do that, and I thought I thought it was a

(01:31:55):
cat that was going to attack me. I do kind
of sort of hazily remember it. I was again like
three or four. Anyway, But one time a sweet listener
sent me a pair of pink, sparkly shoelaces because they
heard my heart wrenching story about how one day the
Saint Louis Zoo I a goat ate the pink shoelaces
off of my ton of shoes and it was heartbroken,

(01:32:16):
like literally ate them out, slurped them up like a noodle.
It's crazy I know we to get tape, just like
tape my shoe on my foot. It was so weird.
I felt like a whole bow. I was walking around
the zoo for the rest of the day like a
whole bow with a hole bow foot. I don't even
it's crazy. And then I did tell you the story
of when I got to most of you heard this

(01:32:37):
the slap fight with a chimp right my neighbor that yes,
they were affiliated with that Festus family that did that documentary.
And I it was a juvenile chimp and a diaper
and it tried to like throw stuff at me from
its diaper, and I just and it pinched me and
I slapped it without knowing. You know, I was young
that it could pull my face off anyway. You know,
got an issue worstmatos. Ge for whatever reason hate me.

(01:33:02):
If I am at like a lake or you know,
pond or whatever and there's geese nearby, I just gotta
leave because I don't even do anything. I'm just there existing,
and the geese are like map and they don't like it,
and and they just come at me. They run at me.
I every time everything, without fail, without fail, they will

(01:33:24):
run at me and ignore the smaller children that are nearby.
I don't know what it is. Dogs love me, geese
hate me because they're the cats of the air anyway,
I don't know, man, it's just what they do and
I but I don't want to gas them. I do

(01:33:44):
not want to gas them because that is jerk, a
jerk move. And also I would rather eat them.

Speaker 7 (01:33:52):
Are they good eating? I'm not sure.

Speaker 3 (01:33:53):
I've had goose before. I mean, a goose is a
goose in it.

Speaker 7 (01:33:59):
I think there's I think there's different geese out there.

Speaker 3 (01:34:03):
I was gonna make a joke.

Speaker 7 (01:34:05):
I probably when I think goose, it's like the big old,
fluffy white one. They're not they're not as big as swans,
but they're.

Speaker 3 (01:34:10):
Because they got meat.

Speaker 7 (01:34:13):
Canadian geese are not that. So I don't know if
they're good eating or not.

Speaker 3 (01:34:17):
I'll eat it put us. I don't even squirrel though,
So the one thing I haven't eaten won't is raccoon
because it looks greasy all out. My grandpa used to
go raccoon hunting all the time. Yeah, I don't eat
any like little greasy marsupial bandit looking things. I don't
like those, I am. I mean, I'll eat most things,

(01:34:40):
but I'm very selective still. At the same time, if
it's greasy and it's like an animal that would probably
rob me, I'm not gonna eat it. Stuff. So anyway, Uh,
they said that they've been talking to these waterfowl experts.
They said they want to I mean, they've relocated geese before,
but they said it's not sustainable to do that, so

(01:35:02):
they're gonna get them.

Speaker 7 (01:35:03):
They're migratory, birt, what are you relocating? They're migratory.

Speaker 3 (01:35:07):
Yeah. Right, by the way, this is the this is
what an expert a water I'm reading this. This is
from Fox to Detroit a waterfowl expert with uh the
Michigan Duck and Rescue Sanctuary. This is pretty hardcore. I mean,
it's thundering out there because the God doesn't like this story. Yeah,
so this is what they said. They go, yeah, it's

(01:35:29):
kind of a disgusting way of doing it. When they
guess them, they're going to tell people that they're just
gonna fall asleep. Nothing is going to fall asleep. It's
gonna fight for twenty thirty forty minutes until it dies.
That's the direct quote. Come on, I'm sending you this.
I'm dropping the story and slide. This is the actual
direct quote. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, good down there and
check that. So, yeah, they don't They're not gonna fall asleep.

(01:35:51):
They're gonna happen and die horribly like after you know
a while, it's gonna happen.

Speaker 7 (01:35:57):
Because they're being geese.

Speaker 3 (01:35:59):
Yeah, they're just there. That's so sad, Like I would
rather it be humanly harvested from nature via a hunter
for me to eat or someone to eat. Are there
no hungry people in Michigan?

Speaker 7 (01:36:14):
I mean, it's like a wolf came up with this idea.

Speaker 3 (01:36:19):
The wolves are fine with them being gassed. I I
just and they said that, you know these are it
has to be a problematic site. So now the state
of Michigan's like, oh, hold up, because people are like,
you're gonna do what? So they're saying, now, wait a minute.
It's a last resort everybody, and and they're gonna be
problematic sites. So see, it doesn't totally sound like they're
just gonna round them up and take them somewhere.

Speaker 7 (01:36:40):
It does.

Speaker 3 (01:36:41):
It sounds like they're going to get a call of
duty god gun and just blastom geese gas out in
the atmosphere. And just you know, hope it doesn't hit
anything else.

Speaker 7 (01:36:48):
You know, the resorts. If this is the last resort,
what were the other resorts, what.

Speaker 3 (01:36:52):
Are the other resorts? Well, shoe didn't work.

Speaker 7 (01:36:56):
What we try poison for a couple of months, that
didn't do anything?

Speaker 3 (01:37:03):
I mean good heavans. So I've got a lot of
questions about this, like why why can't they again?

Speaker 7 (01:37:12):
Just you know, are they good eating?

Speaker 3 (01:37:17):
That's right, I mean it's a little gamy, but you
know that's the question.

Speaker 7 (01:37:21):
If they're good eating, then we need to think about
something like that.

Speaker 3 (01:37:24):
But they said they're new six, they're nuisance geese, and
everybody's been pushing back on it, and I think it
just sounds dumb.

Speaker 7 (01:37:32):
So is that the new threshold for gassing things? They're nuisances?

Speaker 3 (01:37:36):
I mean, if we're going to roll with that, can
we extend it to people's because you.

Speaker 7 (01:37:44):
Know, no, no one's evolving to that.

Speaker 3 (01:37:46):
What are we saying, like for people that have bad
taste or we're you know, high waisted jeans or think
that you know, yes, platform shoes don't make your feet
look like women.

Speaker 7 (01:37:57):
Look up guessing geese has already.

Speaker 3 (01:37:58):
Got no, this is bad. They said that some people
see them as a lakeside pest. But yeah, it's basically
the people who live by the lake, the fancy people
who live by the lake that don't like the geese
interfering with their.

Speaker 7 (01:38:15):
Killing all the fish. Like, what's what do they have
against nature? That nature existing in nature is enough to
guess them.

Speaker 3 (01:38:24):
I don't know, but I just feel like there's other
things that they could do. Maybe I feel like they
have not gotten to the last resort they ought to
feel lucky that the geese want to live there. I'm
just you know, like, instead of being like, oh, these
are nuisance animals, Like how nice is it that they
want to be here with us? That's so sweet? But
they're not. They're being jerks about it. So yeah, gas

(01:38:46):
and geese. I this is about as smart as Adam
Schiff audio someboy thirty. He's filing legislation to ban quote
a fictional firearm.

Speaker 12 (01:38:56):
Listen today, I will be introducing the Assault Weapon Ban
of twenty twenty five, a bill that would ban the sale, manufacturer, import,
and transfer of military style assault weapons. Since two thousand
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(01:39:20):
have been killed in these mass shootings. This bill is
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Speaker 3 (01:39:29):
Hm hm for what like what quote unquote assault weapons?
What are they talking about? They're used in Again, here
we go, They're used in the fewest amount of crimes.
It's always illegally obtained handguns from the black market. And
if you don't believe me, you don't have to take
my word for it. You can go back and look

(01:39:51):
at multiple different surveys that were actually all done under
the Obama administration with a very anti gun air or
Colder as Attorney General. And they did. They surveyed thousands
of felons, incarcerated felons, and what they discovered is that
that's how these people are obtaining their firearms is through

(01:40:12):
the black market. They're not walking into FFLs and going yes,
so they would like to purchase the gun. My name
is banger, mister gang banger. That's not how this works. Uh,
this is there. He's doing this because they have nothing else.
Democrats always go back to this, well when they have
nothing else. Oh yes, democrats, what are you gonna do
about inflation? Well, I don't know. The best they can
do is an assault weapons band, Like what, That's all

(01:40:35):
they have. They never have anything else. It's always that, gosh,
how are you gonna stop the deluge at the border?
I don't know best they can do. It's like pond Stars.
The assault weapons band. That's all they got every time.
That's all they have. So I don't know, I'm I'm.
It just amazes me. And I got one other headline
real quick. I just saw this at the New York Post.
Uh So, Mel Gibson and an NFL Hall of Famer

(01:40:58):
I had their firearm rights stored, along with nine others
after petitioning for pardons. Gibson was prevented. After domestic violence conviction,
he appealed to Trump. Did I ever tell you my
Mel Gibson story. We were at this fundraiser and a
very good friend of mine had organized it, and it
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(01:41:20):
all of a sudden, I was sitting next to Bob
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sitting at my table. And it was a little surreal,
and I kept thinking, maybe it's an impersonator, this is
you know, he was in town with Jim Caviezel, who's
also at our table, and because they were they're creating
this film production company in Texas, and I didn't want
to buy. I don't like to bother people with photos

(01:41:42):
and all that, and because there's enough people that do
that with these folks. But I did go over to
him and tell him that I, you know, appreciated his
work and I really loved Apocalypto and you know the
other stuff that he's done. And I introduced myself and
he goes, well, I know who you are, and I
had no. I am really awkward, really awkward when it's
one on one. I mean, you might think I'm a
smooth talker when I'm in front of a lot of people,
but you get me in front of like one or

(01:42:03):
two people, and I'm like, Ricky, Bobby, I don't what
do I do with my hands? And I just looked
at him and I go, no, you don't. And he
looked at me like it stunned him, and he goes,
what are you talking about? Yes, they do, and I
go I don't think. So he goes, are you seriously
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Speaker 13 (01:43:39):
Will you condemn Hamas here?

Speaker 6 (01:43:41):
And now? I'm sorry? What when you condemn Hamas?

Speaker 5 (01:43:45):
What?

Speaker 6 (01:43:45):
I condemned Hamas.

Speaker 13 (01:43:46):
As a terrorist sargant in genocide?

Speaker 2 (01:43:48):
Look?

Speaker 6 (01:43:48):
Are you asking me to put myself on a.

Speaker 3 (01:43:50):
Cross so you won't?

Speaker 13 (01:43:51):
I actually have had this experience many times. You didn't
read the pamphlet because the pamphlet is chapter and verse.
Main connection is that the MSA is part of the
Muslim brotherhood networks.

Speaker 5 (01:44:02):
I meant if I say something, I'm sure that I
will be arrested for reasons of homeland security.

Speaker 13 (01:44:06):
If you condemn Hermas, homeland security will run.

Speaker 2 (01:44:09):
I support Hamas because your question forces me to condemn Haimass.

Speaker 6 (01:44:13):
If I support Hamas, I look really.

Speaker 13 (01:44:15):
Had condemn Mamas obviously is supported. I'm a Jew. The
head of his Blah has said that he hopes that
we will gather in Israel so he doesn't have to
hunt us down globally for it or against it for it.

Speaker 3 (01:44:32):
That is one. This was over ten years before all
of the stuff that you sell on college campuses around
the country. That's David Horowitz at UC San Diego with
a Muslim student after he was giving a speech. He
had a lengthy battle with cancer which he uh fought
valiantly but lost. He's passed away at the age of

(01:44:53):
eighty six. It was announced late yesterday. He you know,
he's been on show. He was a stalwart in advocating
for conservatism. He was a communist and then he had
his awakening and hopefully it inspired, as he hoped, other

(01:45:15):
Jewish students on college campuses that lean towards Marxism to
leave that ideology behind and embrace freedom and open thinking.
David Horowitz age eighty six with the David Horowitz Freedom
Center and just is an icon in the conservative movement.
And that does it for us. Today, We're going to

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buypass today in stupidity for a day of smartness. Make
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