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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Ago. We never talked about this. Donald Trump said, Taylor
Swift isn't hot anymore.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
Oh no, But did she say something mean about him first?
Is this a tit for tat?
Speaker 1 (00:11):
Okay? So they obviously don't like one another. But he
said on truth Social has anyone noticed that since I
said I hate Taylor Swift, she's no longer hot? And
Trump first said he hated Swift, and in September, after
she endorsed Kamala, he said, I hate Taylor Swift. Hate's
an awful word. I hate the word hate.
Speaker 2 (00:33):
I find it hateful, and I wish people, especially in
the upper echelons of leadership, would refrain.
Speaker 1 (00:41):
Well, I think by definition it's hateful, because that's what
the word means. Right, you know? Maybe okay, well, agree
to disagree. Let's see a few headlines we never got
to over the past few days.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
You had a flat I ask, now, is that hurtful?
Or is that just I'm a guy that noticed this thing.
Speaker 1 (00:59):
Isn't that the same thing when a beautiful woman doesn't
have that flat ass? I know it's a shame, you know.
And that's the thing about Taylor Swift. You look at
her and you just think, boy, if it wasn't for
that flat ass and her terrible music and her arrogant personality,
terrible choice in politics, sure, yeah yeah, and then just
going right down the list there, she's so mad am.
(01:20):
I right, you're so right. I never really had an
opinion about her. What would you guys say about her?
Speaker 2 (01:24):
If she came, you know, disappeared for six months, and
came back on stage with a Brazilian butt lift, then
all you guys would talk about.
Speaker 1 (01:31):
Is the fact that she got a Brazilian butt lift.
That's not really her ass. So it's a no win
for Tay. I don't have an issue with that. If
she wants to, you know, you'd make fun of her, well,
obviously you'd call her out. I don't like her now,
I don't like I don't like Swifties. Like you know,
there's a certain kind of person that's not into music.
They're just into Taylor Swift and I hate that. I
(01:52):
hate when people just like something because it's popular.
Speaker 2 (01:55):
Let's just say you disagree with that. You don't find
it appealing about that?
Speaker 1 (01:59):
Hate? How about loathe? I loathe? I contempt anyway. The
mayor of Seattle is condemning a Christian concert. He says
it is a far right rally and people couldn't help.
But notice he did this right as a bunch of
Antifa militants were outstaging violent protests in his city, literally
commies in the streets, causing violence, burning things, trashing the
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local public property. And the mayor of Seattle has the
problem with a Christian concert.
Speaker 2 (02:27):
Yeah, I know is going or has a problem with it.
Here's a problem with it. Oh so he's not going.
Speaker 1 (02:32):
No, I don't think so. No. No, there's an event
called Don't Mess with Our Kids, And it was exactly
what you think it was. People protesting in favor of
people were messing with kids. Yeah, exactly, Well, freedom of
religion stuff. They're anti trans in the public schools and
the anti Schmish Morshen and that kind of thing. Anyway,
as all this was taking place, I mean almost exactly,
(02:54):
at the same time, the Seattle Police Department was out
arresting dozens of Antifa, transgender activist and far left militants
at the cal Anderson Park in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.
Does everybody remember Capitol Hill? Of course, chas Chop that's yeah,
same place authorities began making arrests after hundreds of activists
appeared to let's see engage in melee's and brawls outside
(03:17):
of a praise and worship gathering hosted by may Day USA,
a Christian group inspired by the grassroots movement hashtag Don't
Mess with Our Kids.
Speaker 2 (03:24):
Sounds like it was inspired by Handmaid's Tale. They had
a may Day in there fighting against Gilead, as you know.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
I don't know, no, is it possible that's just a coincidence.
Speaker 2 (03:36):
No, I'm sure they read the book or watched the show.
Handmaid's Tale is over now officially, the last episode of
the last season done finished, kuput tang. Yeah, and you
missed it all?
Speaker 1 (03:47):
Yeah, I never watched it. But all that being said,
you know, there's so many communists in the streets of Seattle,
and some people have a problem with communism. They think
it's bad, they think it's going to be bad for
our economy. But that can't be true because look how
rich all the communists in Washington, DC are becoming. They
are doing well, aren't they. Soros, back to Georgia's Senator
Rafael warn out to commie're right there, famous for slamming
(04:09):
the rich, has doubled his net worth since taking office.
Is that right? Yeah? Is it because he's just a
good investor? Oh, I'm sure you must be it. Yeah,
he praised Marx Karl Marx cheered for the redistribution of wealth.
Look at Bernie Xanders fighting the oligarchy. Perfect example. They
just they love their money. They just don't love you
to have any. Yeah. Rafael Warnock has millions of dollars
(04:33):
now after moving to Washington, d C. Which is weird
because he didn't used to have that much money, but
now more than doubled his net worth. Apparently, really really
wealthy guy. But again, you know, look at AOC I know,
and Jasmine Crockett probably doing pretty well herself. You mentioned
her earlier this morning. She, of course, the mental giant
(04:56):
that she is, thinks Trump's mental acuity needs to be checked,
although she never thought that about Biden. And isn't that
just part of the Democrat playbook from day one? Whatever
you're doing to say that, that's what your opponent's don't
accuse the other side of doing what you've already done,
and then all the heats off you. Yeah. Meanwhile, in Houston, Texas,
(05:18):
the FBI has arrested two Pakistani men for an operation
of massive immigration froud they're calling an immigration fraud scheme.
These guys, Abdul Hadi Mrshy and Muhammad salamna Sir just
as American as apple Pie and couscous, both originally for Pakistan,
had been accused of submitting fraudulent applications for visas. Now
(05:39):
the good news, don't be in any trouble. Yeah, we
got them on, among other things, visa fraud, conspiracy to
defraud the United States, multiple federal charges, money laundering, conspiracy,
conspiracy under the Racketeer the Racketeer Influenced in Corruption or
Corrupt Organizations Act, the be Rico Rico charges. The pair
were also charged with unlawfully obtaining and a tempting to
(06:00):
obtain United States citizenship and so the arrests were made
up in the Dallas Fort Worth area. Our buddy cash
patall cracking down. Sorry, I'm dull, Sorry, Muhammad, that's how
it knows you guys. Life in the big city. Dude,
we're you gonna do. You know, if you guys could
stop doing that, that'd be great. They by the way,
they were exploiting the EB two, EB three, and H
(06:21):
one B VISA programs. It sounds like the vaccines. They
were placing classified ads in newspapers for jobs that did
not exist, and these ads were used to falsely satisfy
the Department of Labor requirements that employers must first offer
positions to US citizens before sponsoring foreign workers. Okay, so
that's how they were doing it. That's how it works. Yeah,
not cool. How many other people were a little disappointed
(06:45):
this morning when the alarm went off that you had
to get it, go about your day whatever your day means.
Not me.
Speaker 2 (06:51):
I like coming here, I don't have anything. But weren't
you told? I believe we were all told that yesterday
was it going to be.
Speaker 1 (06:58):
The end of the world. Oh I forgot about that,
and the alarm goes off this morning, I wake up.
I'm like, damn it, I gotta go to work. It's
like you can't even trust two weirdos with a Ouigi
board anymore, No kidding. That was a news story yesterday.
Two people that were really into wigi boards somehow made
national news because they convinced the media that they're Wigi demon,
a Ouigi demon named seven.
Speaker 2 (07:20):
Spirit of seven or seven spirits or something. Predect to
that yesterday of the world, we are dead, yep. Isaac
Newton says twenty sixty. What does an oster domis say?
He don't say nothing he did. How about Pope Leo?
What's he saying out the pope? He knows from stuff,
but he ain't letting us in on it. What about
the Hatfield clan? When do they think it ends?
Speaker 1 (07:38):
Uh? We don't hang in here a while yet. What
about the McCoy's what do they think? They don't get
to say? Really, they lost the battle. Really some people
think they wont Oh please, that's only Hatfield live. I mean,
McCoy lives. About the Hatfields, They've done it. That's what
started the feud in the first place. God stole a pig.
Clearly obviously stole a pig. Maybe the family was hungry.
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (07:56):
All he had to do was admit it, say yeah,
stole you pig. Feel bad about it.
Speaker 1 (08:00):
Make it up to you one these days when we
when we get on our feet again. We don't want
the McCoy kids starving, But now let them starve. Did
a McCoy and a Hatfield ever have a romantic relationship? Oh? Yeah, really,
that just kept the feud going just knowing that your
kids were dating each other, because in the in the
Europe royalty will often get their children to marry and
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love one another in an effort to squash a beef.
But apparently in the the hillbilly culture of the opposite,
that doesn't work on a less than international front. Says here,
Rosanna McCoy and John Z. Hatfield had a romantic relationship
during the infiment Hatfield and McCoy feud.
Speaker 2 (08:42):
She started it. I think she showed him her boobs
or something, you know. I mean, what's he gonna do
at that point? He's a spirited young man, full of
the vim and vinegar.
Speaker 1 (08:53):
This is sad. Rosanna became pregnant and gave birth to
their daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, but then the child died of
measles eight months later. A lot of people died of
meachels back in those days. When Rosanna tried to resume
the relationship, John Zy was arrested by the McCoy's on
a bootlegging warrant. That was he arrested? Were they in
law enforcement? Must have been yeah. Rosanna alerted the Hatfields,
(09:14):
who rescued him, but John Zy did not stay with her. Instead,
he married her cousin, Nancy McCoy. Yeah, she probably showed
him her boobs too. In eighteen eighty one, Rosanna heartbroke
and died some time later, reportedly of a broken heart.
Their story, often linked to Romeo and Juliet, added fuel
to the food fuge tension. That's just somebody, you know,
creating drama, you think. So it was probably Mechels too,
(09:36):
you think.
Speaker 2 (09:36):
Or the vaccine that the government gave him for the measles.
Speaker 1 (09:40):
Oh well, good news. There's a new vaccine coming out now, Yeah,
a new COVID. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (09:44):
Because democracy basically means government by the people, off the people,
for the people, but the people are retarded.
Speaker 1 (09:56):
Stay tuned for more. Waltman Johnson. She's this is lou Monty.
My people listen to this music. Sometimes your people. Yeah,
let's talk about we Italians. Yeah, American Italians the best
kind of attach time. Yeah. Yeah, clearly the American Italians
are obviously the good ones. That's why they're made in America.
All that being said, I am just a person that
(10:19):
notices stuff, and you guys are too.
Speaker 2 (10:20):
But I'm a person that notices stuff. Yeah, me too,
You are too. Well, I think we notice different things,
but you notice them. Okay, how about this?
Speaker 1 (10:30):
Oh lord, I ever had? It's time again for another
edition of medical coincidences. All right, it's just a coincidence.
We're just saying we noticed something, and it's brought to
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Speaker 2 (10:47):
They do the legacy videos for you, your family members
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and sign up and have those done now that we're
getting emails thanking us for recommending my Legacy Video dot Com.
Speaker 1 (10:59):
It's really cool, you know. We've said many times it's
like having a ken Burns documentary produced about your grandfather
in the later stages of his life. And the ken
Burns people would like us to stop saying that, Yes
they would. We're not paying for the rights that but
my Legacy vido dot com. This our guy is bitter
than humanually probably and not a liberal kook, so something
to think about it. Right. Okay, all that being said,
(11:19):
this is actually technically the second medical coincidence of the
day because earlier we learned that the new COVID variant
was announced just moments after RFK Junior said they're no
longer recommending at the CDC that people give the COVID
boosters or the COVID vaccine to pregnant women or healthy children.
Uh huh, now that he is one coincidence couldn't help.
(11:40):
But notice just as soon as he said that there
was a new COVID variant, haven't had one in years now?
Speaker 2 (11:44):
When I read the story, I read that they were
taking it off of the vaccine recommended for everybody. No,
just healthy kids, including children and pregnant women. So it's
just like off period nobody.
Speaker 1 (11:58):
Okay, I'm yeah, I'm that mixed reporting on that, But okay,
besides the point, it is it?
Speaker 2 (12:04):
It's besides the point? How is it multiplely tims? Besides?
Speaker 1 (12:08):
Because I'm about to tell you another one exactly? Will
it be besides the point too? Yes? No, exactly. I
think that's not accurate. I don't think you're accurate. Oh
I I'm always accurate. Don't you have sex with dudes?
Why are you trying to tell me how to live
my life? Yes, but you have sex with crazy people.
You guys have to take a pill so you don't
die from having sex isn't that kind of weird at all?
Do you ever think about how weird that is?
Speaker 2 (12:30):
NBC has been sharing COVID cases in Texas, Arkansas, and
Louisiana on the screen crawl, says Lisa in the email
for a couple of weeks. Now, okay, she says, I
don't know how to spell that cry on thing, but
that's what it was on.
Speaker 1 (12:46):
Okay, I get what you're saying. Yeah, well, we have
another one. We have another medical coincidence to follow up
the earlier medical coincidence. There is a story in the
Washington Post this last weekend about long COVID. Long COVID
is contentious that it even exists. While some medical professionals
ad here to the fact that it does exist, the
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science on it is pretty murky. Health bodies like the
CDC acknowledge it, but patient anecdotes drive much of the narrative.
And I would argue that long COVID isn't really a
real thing audit. But all that being said, we have
noticed something, yep, and it was in the Washington Post.
I'm just gonna read it to you. They're interviewing people
from the Washington Post about COVID long COVID, and one
(13:26):
person says the following quote. All of the zoomers who
work for me are bisexual, and all of them have
long COVID. All believe long COVID is real. When someone
who is not bisexual hasn't, well, okay, then that's pretty funny.
So only bisexual people get long COVID. Oh, oh my god,
(13:47):
that's so funny, slapper. When I read that, I laid
down on the ground and I couldn't breathe for a
couple of minutes. I had to call Could you demonstrate
that I thought I might have COVID long COVID. If
you were a loved one with turned bisexual from long COVID,
you may be entitled to financial compensation. I'm right. Call
eight sixty six, I love WJ and talk to attorney
(14:09):
mister O today. Yeah, we'll get you taken care of.
Operators are standing by. Well. He raises a great point.
Is there anybody out there with long COVID who's not
bisexual or gender fluid or you know, like just is
there one normal person that exists who has this thing?
Or is it entirely made up of people who feel
like they're victims of their own body and biology. It's
(14:31):
a tricky business, right there. I know. It's really sad
Harvard University a source of great controversy today. As we
have decided as a nation, Harvard may no longer allow
foreign students, at least for the time.
Speaker 2 (14:44):
Well, I think they maxed after limit with when they
were up to over thirty percent of all the students
there or from one of those we hate America countries.
Speaker 1 (14:54):
And they're making the point here that Harvard probably doesn't
need financial compensation for the federal government.
Speaker 2 (15:01):
More importantly, they don't. It's not required. They don't deserve it.
Harvard people will have you believe that it's it's a law.
You just have to give them the money. No, you don't, No,
you don't. And the same thing with NPR. Someone was
trying to make this argument, well, you can't defund them.
That's a violation of the First Amendment.
Speaker 1 (15:21):
No it's not. No, we don't have to pay you
to write blog posts about why you hate Trump. That's
not your First Amendment right. But anyway, all that being.
Speaker 2 (15:28):
Said in the First Amendment about free speech, yes it
is billion. What's the free part mean? You don't have
to pay them? I think that's what it's free speech.
We don't have to give these people money. It's right there.
Read the dang documents people. You know what, Billy id, Yes,
you're right for the sake of movie. Yeah, I just
agree with them.
Speaker 1 (15:47):
All right. All that being said, there's a lesser known
controversy today brewing at Harvard University. I could not help
but notice because it's in my favorite newspaper. The Post
are in now Ishington.
Speaker 2 (15:58):
No, Okay, you weren't clear which post is it that
you like?
Speaker 1 (16:04):
Well, I call it the Post just to be vague
enough that people might wonder if that's what I mean.
But it's not. No. A renowned Harvard University professor was
stripped of her tenure and fired after an investigation found
that she fabricated data on multiple studies and lied in
an investigation in a thesis paper she wrote about the
topic of dishonesty.
Speaker 2 (16:26):
Wait a second, she lied in her thesis about dishonesty.
Speaker 1 (16:31):
That's correct. Francesca Gino, a celebrated behavioral scientist at Harvard
Business School, was let go after the school's top governing
board determined she tweaked observations in four studies so that
their findings boosted her hypothesis. Hey, she just says she.
Speaker 2 (16:46):
Did that on purpose to show them what dishonesty is.
Speaker 1 (16:51):
I mean theoretically. Oh never mind, are you looking at
a picture over here? Yeah? No, she can go what.
I kind of think she's pretty.
Speaker 2 (16:59):
You know, you think every woman that appears on television
is pretty, don't I don't know the last time, other
than the people on the view, I don't remember the
last time you said no, not for me, you.
Speaker 1 (17:10):
Don't find this woman to be pretty. Look, she's got
curly brown hair, she's got big blue eyes. What do
you like about her?
Speaker 2 (17:15):
What you can see just under the surface, there the
rippling waves of crazy.
Speaker 1 (17:23):
Oh yeah, and you are attracted to crazy most men are, well,
crazy is just better in bed. But look at this,
Look at her here, she got a nice body. She
kind of reminds me of Nancy Mace with curly her hair.
And what do we know about Nancy May He's as crazy,
absolutely bats soup crazy, go for it. Nancy Mace was threatened.
Nancy Mace threatened to fight Jasmine Crockett and Jasmine Crockett,
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who often pretends to be you know, the very urban
street to talks as though she's from the streets. Watch
Y'll backed down. She backed down from Nancy mase.
Speaker 2 (17:56):
She had a good reason. She got them five inch nails.
You know dem is expensive. You get in a fight,
those things are gonna snap off real quick. No, no,
those are lead press ons. You can get those on
sale at CVS. Jasmine gets the government nails.
Speaker 1 (18:10):
Oh wow, hitting unhinged, unhinged, unhinged, un hinge, unhinge. This
is the Walton and Johnson Show.
Ago. We never talked about this. Donald Trump said, Taylor
Swift isn't hot anymore.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
Oh no, But did she say something mean about him first?
Is this a tit for tat?
Speaker 1 (00:11):
Okay? So they obviously don't like one another. But he
said on truth Social has anyone noticed that since I
said I hate Taylor Swift, she's no longer hot? And
Trump first said he hated Swift, and in September, after
she endorsed Kamala, he said, I hate Taylor Swift. Hate's
an awful word. I hate the word hate.
Speaker 2 (00:33):
I find it hateful, and I wish people, especially in
the upper echelons of leadership, would refrain.
Speaker 1 (00:41):
Well, I think by definition it's hateful, because that's what
the word means. Right, you know? Maybe okay, well, agree
to disagree. Let's see a few headlines we never got
to over the past few days.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
You had a flat I ask, now, is that hurtful?
Or is that just I'm a guy that noticed this thing.
Speaker 1 (00:59):
Isn't that the same thing when a beautiful woman doesn't
have that flat ass? I know it's a shame, you know.
And that's the thing about Taylor Swift. You look at
her and you just think, boy, if it wasn't for
that flat ass and her terrible music and her arrogant personality,
terrible choice in politics, sure, yeah yeah, and then just
going right down the list there, she's so mad am.
(01:20):
I right, you're so right. I never really had an
opinion about her. What would you guys say about her?
Speaker 2 (01:24):
If she came, you know, disappeared for six months, and
came back on stage with a Brazilian butt lift, then
all you guys would talk about.
Speaker 1 (01:31):
Is the fact that she got a Brazilian butt lift.
That's not really her ass. So it's a no win
for Tay. I don't have an issue with that. If
she wants to, you know, you'd make fun of her, well,
obviously you'd call her out. I don't like her now,
I don't like I don't like Swifties. Like you know,
there's a certain kind of person that's not into music.
They're just into Taylor Swift and I hate that. I
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hate when people just like something because it's popular.
Speaker 2 (01:55):
Let's just say you disagree with that. You don't find
it appealing about that?
Speaker 1 (01:59):
Hate? How about loathe? I loathe? I contempt anyway. The
mayor of Seattle is condemning a Christian concert. He says
it is a far right rally and people couldn't help.
But notice he did this right as a bunch of
Antifa militants were outstaging violent protests in his city, literally
commies in the streets, causing violence, burning things, trashing the
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local public property. And the mayor of Seattle has the
problem with a Christian concert.
Speaker 2 (02:27):
Yeah, I know is going or has a problem with it.
Here's a problem with it. Oh so he's not going.
Speaker 1 (02:32):
No, I don't think so. No. No, there's an event
called Don't Mess with Our Kids, And it was exactly
what you think it was. People protesting in favor of
people were messing with kids. Yeah, exactly, Well, freedom of
religion stuff. They're anti trans in the public schools and
the anti Schmish Morshen and that kind of thing. Anyway,
as all this was taking place, I mean almost exactly,
(02:54):
at the same time, the Seattle Police Department was out
arresting dozens of Antifa, transgender activist and far left militants
at the cal Anderson Park in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.
Does everybody remember Capitol Hill? Of course, chas Chop that's yeah,
same place authorities began making arrests after hundreds of activists
appeared to let's see engage in melee's and brawls outside
(03:17):
of a praise and worship gathering hosted by may Day USA,
a Christian group inspired by the grassroots movement hashtag Don't
Mess with Our Kids.
Speaker 2 (03:24):
Sounds like it was inspired by Handmaid's Tale. They had
a may Day in there fighting against Gilead, as you know.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
I don't know, no, is it possible that's just a coincidence.
Speaker 2 (03:36):
No, I'm sure they read the book or watched the show.
Handmaid's Tale is over now officially, the last episode of
the last season done finished, kuput tang. Yeah, and you
missed it all?
Speaker 1 (03:47):
Yeah, I never watched it. But all that being said,
you know, there's so many communists in the streets of Seattle,
and some people have a problem with communism. They think
it's bad, they think it's going to be bad for
our economy. But that can't be true because look how
rich all the communists in Washington, DC are becoming. They
are doing well, aren't they. Soros, back to Georgia's Senator
Rafael warn out to commie're right there, famous for slamming
(04:09):
the rich, has doubled his net worth since taking office.
Is that right? Yeah? Is it because he's just a
good investor? Oh, I'm sure you must be it. Yeah,
he praised Marx Karl Marx cheered for the redistribution of wealth.
Look at Bernie Xanders fighting the oligarchy. Perfect example. They
just they love their money. They just don't love you
to have any. Yeah. Rafael Warnock has millions of dollars
(04:33):
now after moving to Washington, d C. Which is weird
because he didn't used to have that much money, but
now more than doubled his net worth. Apparently, really really
wealthy guy. But again, you know, look at AOC I know,
and Jasmine Crockett probably doing pretty well herself. You mentioned
her earlier this morning. She, of course, the mental giant
(04:56):
that she is, thinks Trump's mental acuity needs to be checked,
although she never thought that about Biden. And isn't that
just part of the Democrat playbook from day one? Whatever
you're doing to say that, that's what your opponent's don't
accuse the other side of doing what you've already done,
and then all the heats off you. Yeah. Meanwhile, in Houston, Texas,
(05:18):
the FBI has arrested two Pakistani men for an operation
of massive immigration froud they're calling an immigration fraud scheme.
These guys, Abdul Hadi Mrshy and Muhammad salamna Sir just
as American as apple Pie and couscous, both originally for Pakistan,
had been accused of submitting fraudulent applications for visas. Now
(05:39):
the good news, don't be in any trouble. Yeah, we
got them on, among other things, visa fraud, conspiracy to
defraud the United States, multiple federal charges, money laundering, conspiracy,
conspiracy under the Racketeer the Racketeer Influenced in Corruption or
Corrupt Organizations Act, the be Rico Rico charges. The pair
were also charged with unlawfully obtaining and a tempting to
(06:00):
obtain United States citizenship and so the arrests were made
up in the Dallas Fort Worth area. Our buddy cash
patall cracking down. Sorry, I'm dull, Sorry, Muhammad, that's how
it knows you guys. Life in the big city. Dude,
we're you gonna do. You know, if you guys could
stop doing that, that'd be great. They by the way,
they were exploiting the EB two, EB three, and H
(06:21):
one B VISA programs. It sounds like the vaccines. They
were placing classified ads in newspapers for jobs that did
not exist, and these ads were used to falsely satisfy
the Department of Labor requirements that employers must first offer
positions to US citizens before sponsoring foreign workers. Okay, so
that's how they were doing it. That's how it works. Yeah,
not cool. How many other people were a little disappointed
(06:45):
this morning when the alarm went off that you had
to get it, go about your day whatever your day means.
Not me.
Speaker 2 (06:51):
I like coming here, I don't have anything. But weren't
you told? I believe we were all told that yesterday
was it going to be.
Speaker 1 (06:58):
The end of the world. Oh I forgot about that,
and the alarm goes off this morning, I wake up.
I'm like, damn it, I gotta go to work. It's
like you can't even trust two weirdos with a Ouigi
board anymore, No kidding. That was a news story yesterday.
Two people that were really into wigi boards somehow made
national news because they convinced the media that they're Wigi demon,
a Ouigi demon named seven.
Speaker 2 (07:20):
Spirit of seven or seven spirits or something. Predect to
that yesterday of the world, we are dead, yep. Isaac
Newton says twenty sixty. What does an oster domis say?
He don't say nothing he did. How about Pope Leo?
What's he saying out the pope? He knows from stuff,
but he ain't letting us in on it. What about
the Hatfield clan? When do they think it ends?
Speaker 1 (07:38):
Uh? We don't hang in here a while yet. What
about the McCoy's what do they think? They don't get
to say? Really, they lost the battle. Really some people
think they wont Oh please, that's only Hatfield live. I mean,
McCoy lives. About the Hatfields, They've done it. That's what
started the feud in the first place. God stole a pig.
Clearly obviously stole a pig. Maybe the family was hungry.
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (07:56):
All he had to do was admit it, say yeah,
stole you pig. Feel bad about it.
Speaker 1 (08:00):
Make it up to you one these days when we
when we get on our feet again. We don't want
the McCoy kids starving, But now let them starve. Did
a McCoy and a Hatfield ever have a romantic relationship? Oh? Yeah, really,
that just kept the feud going just knowing that your
kids were dating each other, because in the in the
Europe royalty will often get their children to marry and
(08:23):
love one another in an effort to squash a beef.
But apparently in the the hillbilly culture of the opposite,
that doesn't work on a less than international front. Says here,
Rosanna McCoy and John Z. Hatfield had a romantic relationship
during the infiment Hatfield and McCoy feud.
Speaker 2 (08:42):
She started it. I think she showed him her boobs
or something, you know. I mean, what's he gonna do
at that point? He's a spirited young man, full of
the vim and vinegar.
Speaker 1 (08:53):
This is sad. Rosanna became pregnant and gave birth to
their daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, but then the child died of
measles eight months later. A lot of people died of
meachels back in those days. When Rosanna tried to resume
the relationship, John Zy was arrested by the McCoy's on
a bootlegging warrant. That was he arrested? Were they in
law enforcement? Must have been yeah. Rosanna alerted the Hatfields,
(09:14):
who rescued him, but John Zy did not stay with her. Instead,
he married her cousin, Nancy McCoy. Yeah, she probably showed
him her boobs too. In eighteen eighty one, Rosanna heartbroke
and died some time later, reportedly of a broken heart.
Their story, often linked to Romeo and Juliet, added fuel
to the food fuge tension. That's just somebody, you know,
creating drama, you think. So it was probably Mechels too,
(09:36):
you think.
Speaker 2 (09:36):
Or the vaccine that the government gave him for the measles.
Speaker 1 (09:40):
Oh well, good news. There's a new vaccine coming out now, Yeah,
a new COVID. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (09:44):
Because democracy basically means government by the people, off the people,
for the people, but the people are retarded.
Speaker 1 (09:56):
Stay tuned for more. Waltman Johnson. She's this is lou Monty.
My people listen to this music. Sometimes your people. Yeah,
let's talk about we Italians. Yeah, American Italians the best
kind of attach time. Yeah. Yeah, clearly the American Italians
are obviously the good ones. That's why they're made in America.
All that being said, I am just a person that
(10:19):
notices stuff, and you guys are too.
Speaker 2 (10:20):
But I'm a person that notices stuff. Yeah, me too,
You are too. Well, I think we notice different things,
but you notice them. Okay, how about this?
Speaker 1 (10:30):
Oh lord, I ever had? It's time again for another
edition of medical coincidences. All right, it's just a coincidence.
We're just saying we noticed something, and it's brought to
you by my Legacy Video dot Com. The website my
Legacy video dot Com. Perhaps you've heard of it.
Speaker 2 (10:47):
They do the legacy videos for you, your family members
and people like that. We've actually had enough people go
and sign up and have those done now that we're
getting emails thanking us for recommending my Legacy Video dot Com.
Speaker 1 (10:59):
It's really cool, you know. We've said many times it's
like having a ken Burns documentary produced about your grandfather
in the later stages of his life. And the ken
Burns people would like us to stop saying that, Yes
they would. We're not paying for the rights that but
my Legacy vido dot com. This our guy is bitter
than humanually probably and not a liberal kook, so something
to think about it. Right. Okay, all that being said,
(11:19):
this is actually technically the second medical coincidence of the
day because earlier we learned that the new COVID variant
was announced just moments after RFK Junior said they're no
longer recommending at the CDC that people give the COVID
boosters or the COVID vaccine to pregnant women or healthy children.
Uh huh, now that he is one coincidence couldn't help.
(11:40):
But notice just as soon as he said that there
was a new COVID variant, haven't had one in years now?
Speaker 2 (11:44):
When I read the story, I read that they were
taking it off of the vaccine recommended for everybody. No,
just healthy kids, including children and pregnant women. So it's
just like off period nobody.
Speaker 1 (11:58):
Okay, I'm yeah, I'm that mixed reporting on that, But okay,
besides the point, it is it?
Speaker 2 (12:04):
It's besides the point? How is it multiplely tims? Besides?
Speaker 1 (12:08):
Because I'm about to tell you another one exactly? Will
it be besides the point too? Yes? No, exactly. I
think that's not accurate. I don't think you're accurate. Oh
I I'm always accurate. Don't you have sex with dudes?
Why are you trying to tell me how to live
my life? Yes, but you have sex with crazy people.
You guys have to take a pill so you don't
die from having sex isn't that kind of weird at all?
Do you ever think about how weird that is?
Speaker 2 (12:30):
NBC has been sharing COVID cases in Texas, Arkansas, and
Louisiana on the screen crawl, says Lisa in the email
for a couple of weeks. Now, okay, she says, I
don't know how to spell that cry on thing, but
that's what it was on.
Speaker 1 (12:46):
Okay, I get what you're saying. Yeah, well, we have
another one. We have another medical coincidence to follow up
the earlier medical coincidence. There is a story in the
Washington Post this last weekend about long COVID. Long COVID
is contentious that it even exists. While some medical professionals
ad here to the fact that it does exist, the
(13:06):
science on it is pretty murky. Health bodies like the
CDC acknowledge it, but patient anecdotes drive much of the narrative.
And I would argue that long COVID isn't really a
real thing audit. But all that being said, we have
noticed something, yep, and it was in the Washington Post.
I'm just gonna read it to you. They're interviewing people
from the Washington Post about COVID long COVID, and one
(13:26):
person says the following quote. All of the zoomers who
work for me are bisexual, and all of them have
long COVID. All believe long COVID is real. When someone
who is not bisexual hasn't, well, okay, then that's pretty funny.
So only bisexual people get long COVID. Oh, oh my god,
(13:47):
that's so funny, slapper. When I read that, I laid
down on the ground and I couldn't breathe for a
couple of minutes. I had to call Could you demonstrate
that I thought I might have COVID long COVID. If
you were a loved one with turned bisexual from long COVID,
you may be entitled to financial compensation. I'm right. Call
eight sixty six, I love WJ and talk to attorney
(14:09):
mister O today. Yeah, we'll get you taken care of.
Operators are standing by. Well. He raises a great point.
Is there anybody out there with long COVID who's not
bisexual or gender fluid or you know, like just is
there one normal person that exists who has this thing?
Or is it entirely made up of people who feel
like they're victims of their own body and biology. It's
(14:31):
a tricky business, right there. I know. It's really sad
Harvard University a source of great controversy today. As we
have decided as a nation, Harvard may no longer allow
foreign students, at least for the time.
Speaker 2 (14:44):
Well, I think they maxed after limit with when they
were up to over thirty percent of all the students
there or from one of those we hate America countries.
Speaker 1 (14:54):
And they're making the point here that Harvard probably doesn't
need financial compensation for the federal government.
Speaker 2 (15:01):
More importantly, they don't. It's not required. They don't deserve it.
Harvard people will have you believe that it's it's a law.
You just have to give them the money. No, you don't, No,
you don't. And the same thing with NPR. Someone was
trying to make this argument, well, you can't defund them.
That's a violation of the First Amendment.
Speaker 1 (15:21):
No it's not. No, we don't have to pay you
to write blog posts about why you hate Trump. That's
not your First Amendment right. But anyway, all that being.
Speaker 2 (15:28):
Said in the First Amendment about free speech, yes it
is billion. What's the free part mean? You don't have
to pay them? I think that's what it's free speech.
We don't have to give these people money. It's right there.
Read the dang documents people. You know what, Billy id, Yes,
you're right for the sake of movie. Yeah, I just
agree with them.
Speaker 1 (15:47):
All right. All that being said, there's a lesser known
controversy today brewing at Harvard University. I could not help
but notice because it's in my favorite newspaper. The Post
are in now Ishington.
Speaker 2 (15:58):
No, Okay, you weren't clear which post is it that
you like?
Speaker 1 (16:04):
Well, I call it the Post just to be vague
enough that people might wonder if that's what I mean.
But it's not. No. A renowned Harvard University professor was
stripped of her tenure and fired after an investigation found
that she fabricated data on multiple studies and lied in
an investigation in a thesis paper she wrote about the
topic of dishonesty.
Speaker 2 (16:26):
Wait a second, she lied in her thesis about dishonesty.
Speaker 1 (16:31):
That's correct. Francesca Gino, a celebrated behavioral scientist at Harvard
Business School, was let go after the school's top governing
board determined she tweaked observations in four studies so that
their findings boosted her hypothesis. Hey, she just says she.
Speaker 2 (16:46):
Did that on purpose to show them what dishonesty is.
Speaker 1 (16:51):
I mean theoretically. Oh never mind, are you looking at
a picture over here? Yeah? No, she can go what.
I kind of think she's pretty.
Speaker 2 (16:59):
You know, you think every woman that appears on television
is pretty, don't I don't know the last time, other
than the people on the view, I don't remember the
last time you said no, not for me, you.
Speaker 1 (17:10):
Don't find this woman to be pretty. Look, she's got
curly brown hair, she's got big blue eyes. What do
you like about her?
Speaker 2 (17:15):
What you can see just under the surface, there the
rippling waves of crazy.
Speaker 1 (17:23):
Oh yeah, and you are attracted to crazy most men are, well,
crazy is just better in bed. But look at this,
Look at her here, she got a nice body. She
kind of reminds me of Nancy Mace with curly her hair.
And what do we know about Nancy May He's as crazy,
absolutely bats soup crazy, go for it. Nancy Mace was threatened.
Nancy Mace threatened to fight Jasmine Crockett and Jasmine Crockett,
(17:45):
who often pretends to be you know, the very urban
street to talks as though she's from the streets. Watch
Y'll backed down. She backed down from Nancy mase.
Speaker 2 (17:56):
She had a good reason. She got them five inch nails.
You know dem is expensive. You get in a fight,
those things are gonna snap off real quick. No, no,
those are lead press ons. You can get those on
sale at CVS. Jasmine gets the government nails.
Speaker 1 (18:10):
Oh wow, hitting unhinged, unhinged, unhinged, un hinge, unhinge. This
is the Walton and Johnson Show.
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