We Have Got To Get Rid of the Swamp

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
We got to get rid of the swamp, and this
is one of the swampy things. And I mean that
was on the list, right child rapists. Yeah, and it
seems to me this administration has handled this the worst
possible way that they could have. I'm going to go
back to President Trump running for president, he said, release
the files, saying, quote, a lot of big people went

(00:22):
to that island. People want to know who these big
people are. A lot of big people went to that island.
Dershowitz I know who they are, he said, I've read
the redacted. Now. President Trump put out a pretty stunning
message this morning about Epstein, calling it a hoax. And

(00:44):
here's some quotes. Scams and hoaxes are all the Democrats
are good at. It's all they have. They're no good
at governoring, no good at policy, no good at picking
winning candidates. Check check check check check. I agree. He said,
their new scam is what we will forever call the
Jeffrey Epstein hoax. I'm like Democrats scam.

Speaker 2 (01:01):
No.

Speaker 1 (01:01):
I remember you and Bondian Hotel and and Bongino on
his show. You were all talking about the Jeffrey Epstein
like it just doesn't it bounces right off me because
I'm like, no, that's it's not true. But then it
got personal. I will say it got real personal. Here's

(01:25):
what the president wrote. I've had more success than six
months than perhaps any president in our country's history. Check
and all those people want to talk about with strong
prodding by the fake news and the success star of
Dems as the Epstein hoax. Let these weaklings continue forward
and do the Democrats work. So he's calling Republicans doing
the Democrats work. Don't even think about taking any of

(01:49):
our incredible and unprecedented success because I don't want their
support any more. Exclamation point. Whoo boy. That's like one
of those situations either stay and fight or go. All right,
I'll take this time to excuse myself, thank you, and
you and you exit. Right. Wow. Man, that that makes heartsick.

(02:13):
I kind of approach. President Trump was a winner, but
he's not gonna win doing that.

Speaker 3 (02:20):
Man.

Speaker 1 (02:21):
No, I mean he needs to see how serious this is,
or you're gonna have some people do what I just said.
All right, thank you, I'll excuse myself. Thank you. Yeah,
you can have two options. You can agree with one
and two you can agree that. Yeah, it's great what's
happened these first six months. There's a lot to praise,

(02:42):
and I firmly believe number two, we need to know
who the child rapists were. I went back to Rush
Limbaugh and that boy I would have to find a
needle in a haystack to go probably find this even
just doing a search on YouTube or Rush he saw
about President Trump himself. He said he's the only one

(03:03):
who can destroy the loyalty of his supporters. So all
this kind of seems like a true blind spot or something.
And I don't know how to analyze the evidence of
the Epstein files, but this seems kind of deranged to
handle it this way. Wouldn't you like if you went

(03:27):
to high school or college you're in the military with JD.
Vance when you'd be like, mister Vice President, hey man,
I just wanted to call you up. Kech you might
want to distance yourself from this because the real people
out here aren't responding too well to this that I
don't want their support anymore. Wow. That's General Michael Flynn,

(03:50):
who was I got quite the tour and explanation of
how he took over Crawdaddy's down there when he showed
up like three hundred people, and I asked, he down there?
I said, where did he did he? Where did he sit?
Because he told me that I was sitting in the
same bench there that Johnny bench sat in down there
when he was there. I said, we're to Flynn. He

(04:11):
goes nol Flynn was walking the entire room, talking everybody,
shaking hands. General Michael Flynn said, please understand, the Epstein
affair is not going away. If the administration doesn't address
a massive number of unanswered questions about Epstein, especially the
abuse of children by elites, then moving forward on so
many other challenges our nation, instration becoming much harder. He

(04:33):
goes on to talk about we can't let pedophiles to
get away. I don't personally care who they are, what
elite or powerful positions they held. They must be exposed
and held accountable. I don't know when they're talking about,
you know, certain information out there, It could have prevented
if it all came out some kind of major conflict

(04:55):
around the world. Remember how they were talking about heads
of states and all that. Why don't know how us
learning the truth about a child sex trafficking network would
threaten any kind of any kind of security, because then
you're talking about blackmail. I would say that increases it.
If we don't know who's on this list, that increases
the risk that I would feel in this country about

(05:16):
our national stability, not the other way around on this.
That's what people would say back in the day when
I worked in a liberal big apple New York City,
and I was a Republican then and Bill Clinton, and
my boss was a Bill Clinton supporter, and he'd be like,
hey man, it's his own life. Hey man, I can
almost imitate him. You know, Hey, I need to leave early.

(05:37):
My daughter has a place to go. Hey man, gotta
do what you gotta do. Hey man, it's his personal life.
And I'd be like, yeah, but he could be blackmailed.
She could have been a Chechnean spy that put a
ballpoint pin in his neck in that back room. Yeah
we can. I mean, you're in control of the nuclear code.
You can't live recklessly. That was my I fear about it.

(06:01):
But letting these people stay involved in society not go
to prison, I think that makes us much much more vulnerable.
And I think President Trump loves and cares about kids. Man,
It's obvious when he goes out to all these communities
that have been hit and destroyed. And even when he

(06:22):
goes when he was campaigning in the inner cities, he
cares about people. He didn't have to fake that. That's
obvious that he does. So I think many of us
out here are shocked by this, Like what those victims
that have no voice. That's why this matters. We're talking

(06:44):
about child rape with all due respect, equal justice for all.
And then you get into Attorney General Pam Bondi and
that display she did in front of the White House
or the Epstein folders. I mean, what was even in that.
I'm sure the President that night slammed his fist on
the desk. I might have even kicked over a diet coke.

(07:08):
We crushed ice and anger. Well, let's go listen to
what the President had to say here.

Speaker 4 (07:18):
No, no, she's uh, she's given us just a very
quick briefing. And in terms of the credibility of the
different things that they've seen, and I would say that,
you know, these files were made up by Komi, they
were made up by Obama, they were made up by
the Biden inform you know, uh, we and we went
through years of that with the Russia Russia, Russia hoax,

(07:41):
with all of the different things that we had to
go through. We've gone through years of it. But she's
handled very well and it's going to be up to her.
Whatever she thinks is credible, she should release, y'all.

Speaker 1 (07:51):
Ah more to release. Okay, But why would anybody be interested?

Speaker 2 (07:58):
M m.

Speaker 1 (08:00):
Yeah, why they would be so interesting?

Speaker 5 (08:03):
We said for a long time.

Speaker 3 (08:06):
It was never a big factor in terms of life.
I don't understand what the interest or what the fascination is.

Speaker 6 (08:14):
I really don't.

Speaker 3 (08:15):
And the incredible information has been given, don't forget.

Speaker 4 (08:19):
We went through years of the motor.

Speaker 3 (08:20):
Which hunt and all of the different things, Castell Dottier
which was all fakes. All that information was like. But
I don't understand why the Jeffrey Epstein case would be
of interest to anybody. It's pretty boring stuff. It's sortid,
but it's boring, and I don't understand why it keeps going.
I think really only pretty bad people, if living things,

(08:44):
just want to keep something like differ like that going.

Speaker 4 (08:47):
But incredible information. Let them give it, anything that's credible,
I would.

Speaker 3 (08:52):
Say, let them have it.

Speaker 1 (08:53):
Let them have anything that's credible. Okay, Now I'm kind
of on a roller coaster, right, and think anything exist
done fiul done with it, thousands of hours of child
parn but nobody can see this because there's victims done
with it. Closing Epstein, That's what Bondi said around the
table there at the White House. Why was the video

(09:16):
release edited with a full minute missing? I'm still waiting
on that now they've come up with actually three minutes
unanswered throughout the entire time. And we want to know
who were the clients of the of the Pimp Mama
and Pimp Daddy. Pimp Mama's in jail, Maxwell, Pimp Daddy

(09:37):
hung himself with some bedsheets. We're you know, who are
the clients that they work with at rate? These girls?
And then if we ever get around to this, why
did Pam Bondy lie about one or the other? So
President Trump with a statement said it's a Democrat scam.

(10:01):
He kind of compared it, didn't kind of do he
really did compare it to the Steele dossier and the
Hunter Laptop in Russia hoax. Imagine how on the campaign
Trailphy said that there would have been booths And there
are those listening right now who are angry at me.
Shut up, Trevor. Let the president and his team do
the job we hired him to do. There's more going

(10:25):
on that you don't understand, and President Trump's going to deliver.
And you know he didn't get shot in the face
to have some whiny talk show armchair quarterback tell him
how to do his job. Here. Well to you, I say,
thank you for listening. And it's America, and you have
your freedom of speech and self thought, and said do

(10:46):
I so does congresson Tim Birch at at Tennessee.

Speaker 5 (10:51):
Should there be an investigation or a special counsel investigation?
I don't know. I'm not an attorney. I just find
them guilty and hang them publicly. I mean, I'm not
that's not over the top either. I'm ready. I'm over
it to disgust me. I'm big on clarity and transparency,
and you know that's good reason people don't trust government

(11:13):
in either party.

Speaker 7 (11:14):
But you don't believe what the Justice Department is saying.

Speaker 5 (11:18):
I don't know, you know, I don't. I don't.

Speaker 6 (11:20):
I think I don't.

Speaker 5 (11:21):
I don't. I don't trust me.

Speaker 1 (11:23):
Yeah, it's the president. You are pretty good at reading
the room. That's kind of why this I hope he's
reading it now because that truth social post condescending, downright demeaning.
You don't want your support anymore if you're going to
continue with the Epstein stuff. That's that's not a good

(11:44):
look for the champion of the people. It's really not.
And nobody's perfect. But on the girls that got hurt
by evil, that's another story here. You know, I'm not
talking about how you know, Fauci and the COVID COVID
tho out there, you know, played Trump in his administration
like a fiddle. Right, mistakes were made, but kid rape.

(12:11):
I mean, I understand when he talks down to the
leftist Marxist and to the communist, but he got real
mean with Maga right there. And it's a reminder that
he works for us. You don't talk that way to
the people that supported you. I mean, he's the one

(12:31):
that made the Epstein case an issue in the campaign
that benefited his campaign. That was a campaign promise and
everything you sweep together, everything with Epstein, and that's everything
that make America great again, not because that means Trump.
It means making America great again, and he's the leader

(12:52):
of it right now. Oh yeah, he's the well forever
be Remember the the Maga Republican. Yes, that is his,
that's his banner. But everything with Epstein, that's everything. That
that banner was going to destroy the control of the
deep state. Man, you don't get deeper state than when

(13:12):
they take breaks and relax in an evil way. Richard
Nicks in the cover ups worse than the crime. If
they want us to go away, somebody has to do
something and telling us to shut up. That won't work.

(13:35):
That won't work.

Speaker 4 (13:36):
No.

Speaker 1 (13:39):
In other news, President Trump embraced the FBI's decision to
open a conspiracy probe into a decade of alleged intelligence
abuses and weaponized law enforcement, suggesting it could be led
by a special prosecutor in even delve into credible evidence

(13:59):
and the Jeffrey Epstein case in order to give Americans
a greater dose of transparency and accountability. So look at that.
We're not a cult. We spoke up. He realizes he
works for us, and this is what we ask and demanded.
Many Trump said, I'm happy that they did that. He

(14:23):
volunteered on his own that a special prosecutor, if one
is appointed by Justice, could delve into anything credible on
Jeffrey Epstein and his files to make sure Americans have
a full accounting again, we're not a cult. We spoke,

(14:44):
He listened, and now we'll watch. Yes, this is the
Trevor Tary Show on The Valley's Power Talk. Creation Reform
FAIRUS dot org. If you want to go to their
website and see what they're about. Before he joins us
at four o'clock, I'm talking about illegals in California contribute

(15:05):
eight point I think it was two or three billion
dollars in taxes. So I called IRA this morning and
I said, I think Fair estimates about three billion in California.
And he's like, ah, is that when he's out there
mouthing okay, I said, yeahlas, So we'll delve into that
here coming up after four o'clock on the show. Did

(15:25):
you like my breaking news open? I used. I didn't
do the station voice guide. I didn't want to startle anybody.
But after all, Trump embraces a special prosecutor for weaponization
probe and Epstein vowing new declassification, so it looks like
there may be was something there when there Yeah, I've

(15:48):
been waiting.

Speaker 6 (15:48):
To use it.

Speaker 1 (15:52):
And breaking news. We spoke the President listened. That's that's
good to hear. And it's also funny to always sit
back and go, what are these lives? How are they
going to react to this? Why do them we're being
kind of quiet in twenty twenty four the COVID. When
I say ABC's the COVID, you know what I'm talking about?

(16:14):
That show called The View Sunny Hosts. And this is
when Biden was in office, right when Democrats had the control.

Speaker 2 (16:21):
People were dying for this information. There was some sort
of list that everybody thought was going to come out.

Speaker 1 (16:28):
And who's on the list.

Speaker 2 (16:29):
What's important for us to note is we should have
been repeating names that are on the list, because just
because your name has not on the list but in
the documents, just because your name is on the documents
doesn't mean that you have done anything criminally irresponsible or
illegal or civilly irresponsible, or that you were clients or
that you.

Speaker 1 (16:50):
Were a client.

Speaker 2 (16:51):
The only really these documents, as I read them, only
reflect Epstein's sexual assaults of it and his sexual behavior.
So I think that Alane and Galane and so being
named in this suit does not equate to being accused
of wrongdoing. And I think That is extremely important because

(17:12):
conspiracy theorists seem to not understand or enjoy facts. Yes,
these are the fact.

Speaker 1 (17:19):
Okay, now let's fast forward to now. Now there is
a list.

Speaker 8 (17:27):
Trump's name is on the logs, the passenger logs of
Epstein's You.

Speaker 1 (17:31):
Said, don't start wait wait, you said, don't start naming
people just because they're on that. That would be all white,
white one. There is a list.

Speaker 8 (17:38):
Trump's name is on the logs the passenger logs of
Epstein's aircraft at least seven times.

Speaker 1 (17:44):
That's already been made public.

Speaker 8 (17:46):
I mean, of course Trump is denying any you know,
any and all allegations, but all of that information is
out there.

Speaker 2 (17:53):
Why not just put it to rest and say really still?

Speaker 1 (17:57):
Because huh, he said he's gonna embrace a special prosecutor,
including the Epstein new declassifications. So take that one hosting
and have a seat there next year. Witch is brew
Senator Mike Lee of Utah. He's saying, hey, let's get
miss Maxwell out of prison.

Speaker 6 (18:16):
You mean favored playing Maxwell testifying absolutely absolutely posted on this,
and if if she were to testify, I think she
could answer a lot of questions that could help put
all of this in perspective.

Speaker 1 (18:30):
You know what on the outside way, on the outside
looking way, in way over yonder. The fact that it
bubbled up and came out that Bongino was upset. That
was the first indicator. I knew that, Yeah, now it's
going to start breaking at something here. Something's not right now.
I guess he's back at work. I haven't heard anymore
about that. I don't think Trump would want him mouthed

(18:51):
on the radio. If he did walk out of there,
right if yeah, it'd be some black cars following him
to his studio.

Speaker 7 (19:00):
I know a lot of these players. Some of them
are disagreeing with each other. Dan Bongio and I have
been really good friends in the last fourteen years, and
good friends with Cash Bet and also with Pan Bondi.

Speaker 1 (19:10):
I like all of them.

Speaker 7 (19:11):
I think there is a way to draw a straight
line between all of them in a way that will
satisfy the public's bulb curiosity and legitimate This is the.

Speaker 1 (19:21):
Trevor Carry Show on the Valley's Power Talk Sampoint, pop
Off Island. That was your own private Idaho. I love Samdpoint, Idaho,
but no, this was up Sandpoint in Alaska. This happened
after twelve thirty local times seven point three. That's that's
up in the you're not messing around numbers. Serious damage

(19:47):
is considered between seven zero seven nine. Only between ten
and fifteen earthquakes of this magnitude are reported each year. Again,
a seven point three recorded off in Alaska, co tsunami
warning has been issued. It's a developing story. I don't
know how harp can do that. I mean, how it's

(20:09):
gonna naturally tsunami. I don't know the trajectory that those
had after earthquakes. I don't know what was it two
thousand and four in Thailand at Christmas. I remember in
my parents' living room in Aurora, Colorado, there just watching that,
like the devastation. And I don't know if you've watched

(20:31):
any of those sins. I've watched many of the home
cameras of people on vacation. They normally got a British
or South African accent or something like that, and they're
filming and they're like the kids are all they were like,
come on, come on, let's get back to the hotel.
You know, nobody there was no urgency of what was

(20:52):
about to happen. Many some survived, you know, four or
five floors up filming it and to just see how
that water and what started floating by. And some of
those cameras in some of those ports where it shows
the boats all docked in, some nice boats, and you know,
sailboats and yachts, and you see them start to sway

(21:12):
and move and then getting bam moved, and then they
come undone and then the whole area is just devastated.
Just piles of cars going between buildings downtown. Man, that's
the power of water like that. So when I saw
that the tsunami warning, I was like, I don't know.

(21:36):
We'll keep our eyes on this. I don't know where
it's going to go. At seven point three can kick
up a big enough wave, I guess I would be
the west coast of Canada, whichever state's over there, and Seattle.
I don't know how far down a tsunami warning we
go and how much power that it would pick up.
But if I recall back that the Christmas one of

(21:57):
the early two thousands, there some of those moved some
long distances. Well, let's move down to the fires. Another
destructive thing to deal with. And Nero there in Sacramento,
knewsom you know Rome wasn't built in a day like

(22:18):
you've taken it to a whole new level tent half
a year now. I'm not blaming Mayor Karen Bassard, Governor Newsom,
or the fire chief of LA. We blame them for
not being prepared. Yeah, but I don't blame them for
the Santa Ana wins. But the fact that I don't know.

(22:39):
I've lived in California now probably at thirty thirty years altogether,
and everybody here knows what Santa Ana wins are. And
I would think, if you're in charge of fire, I
know every time I need to get my coals going,
I go out to the garage and I get an
old LP that from a yard sale, and I get that,

(23:01):
I bring out the LP with the cover and I
fan that fire with it. Man, get that win going.
We know how that works. But Newsom blamed Trump, who
hadn't taken office yet. Remember that Mayor Karen bass was
in Africa. And now think of all the people. Think
if you got burned out, whether you own your home
or you rented there, you have to go lift somewhere else.

(23:25):
And renters a little easier homeowners, man, what are you
what's going on to rebuild. Can you imagine like having
to call the DMV eight times a day. I think
it's some kind of task like that. It would be
that on your nerves to have to call with all
the insurance paperwork and all the California regulations and the

(23:47):
permitting processes. One heard the laughter another while you're going
to work, while you're trying to get the kids, having
to drive further for the soccer games because that was
close enough to your house, but it didn't burn down.
All the things that we've just moved on. It's a
headline and it's not being handled. These are real people
going through real problems, and for a lot of them,

(24:11):
there were some nice older homes up there that might
have been built in the forty sixty, sixty seventies, eight,
whatever decade, but a lot of those building codes had
changed since a lot of those homes were originally built.
So we got to do extra this, We gotta change that,
we gotta do that, we gotta do insurance covering like this.
Right so far, only forty four of the eight hundred

(24:34):
and ninety people that have been on hold day on
this hung on. I've had this email call through of
this eight hundred and ninety pending permit applications, only forty
four had been approved six months later. Well, you know what,
let's give them around of applause that they're at least
it's a little faster than high speed rail. They've now

(24:55):
stated that the rent protected houses built prior to nineteen
seventy eight for many of the rentals there in Pacific
Palisades now must be replaced by low income housing. If
I wasn't so lazy right now, I would have hit
my Chinese music. But I looked around. I didn't see it.

(25:16):
So a Russian music. That's what it is. Man. We're
all gonna even out. We're gonna be a redistribution of income.
California is gonna give one hundred and one million dollars
to rebuild. Well, look at that, thanks, California. You give
thirty two billion dollars a year to illegal aliens, but
you're gonna give one hundred and one million to rebuild. Well,

(25:40):
bless their hearts. Oh no, there's a catch to this.
You ready for the California catch on that measly amount
of money They just gave Fresnel one hundred million dollars.
All right, here's to qualify for this hundred and one
million dollars to stay to California's given and say to California,

(26:00):
means us our money, our tax paying money, government up
there does do something and get paid for it. They
come to us knocking our door and we give it
to them for you know, situations like this. To qualify
as supportive housing multi family housing, a project must be
approved at least forty percent of their units for the

(26:21):
homeless or individuals who will spent at least fifteen days
in jail's, hospital, prisons and institutes of mental disease. Oh
my word. And to get project additional points, you must
be near a transit oriented development built within a quarter

(26:41):
mile of a transit station, which includes qualifying bus stops. Huh,
fifteen minute city. And you have to take in the
mentally challenges out there, people that have been in prison
at least fifteen days in jail. This is crazy, li Land,
is it not? This is beyond this really is and

(27:04):
this will still got a year and a half up there.
Now do you think he wants a lot of red
publicity running for the biggest office in the land with uh,
he's mister red tape from you know from a blue state. Oh,
red tape from a blue state. He's a red taper
from a blue he's a Blue Stater. For I read

(27:25):
whatever I said. We'll go back and listen to the podcast. Yeah,
he makes it where, he makes it as difficult as
ever to rebuild your home. Do you want that kind
of a president picking up the phone to call FEMA
after a hurricane there in North Carolina? No, you don't, No,
you don't. Six months, less than one hundred building permits

(27:46):
have been issued. Just well, it's just so California, right,
it really is, And I'm not people are in pain
right now, but they're fighting Trump and Ice, fighting departing criminals,

(28:07):
and they haven't been issuing permits. Remember, they didn't have
the water to put out the fires now there now,
they're not going to give permits. You're fighting Ice. She's
a communist and knows them just as useless. I mean,
he's in South Carolina last week. How these people still
have their jobs?

Speaker 3 (28:26):
Really?

Speaker 1 (28:27):
How do they still have their jobs? One hundred less
than one hundred given out? Well, surprise, surprise, surprise. Who
could have predicted this? Right? Let me see, you're gonna
steal tax paying money new them so that you can
make sure the unhoused and the you know you're gonna

(28:48):
dictate your five year communists plan here that you know
you're gonna take tax paying money so that you can,
uh what, rent it out and charge how much per member.
It's like, what five hundred thousand dollars here to build
a low income apartment? Cash grab? It's about to say
two point oh over, probably eighteen point zero when it

(29:08):
comes to these kind of housing plans, remember they go
put all the small homes, tiny homes around he knows
that'd be a good time to do it. Where are
those you said that a few years ago where they
stockpiled somewhere, have about move them down there for the people.
Multifamily rental units and nothing wrong with that, all places
need it, but to come out and dictate now, So

(29:31):
California guys the writings on the wall and that they're
coming for the land. We know that you got that
Marxist socialist ma'am Donnie running for mayor in New York
saying that the government needs to seize luxury condos to
how's homeless. He said that during the man made lockdown,

(29:54):
and you got that communist Cuban Marxist mayor down in
smell lay Hey, mayor, let's still talk about anybody ever
have to really answer for the reservoir. I know they
fired the fire chief about it not being filled up.
I mean, could those homes have been saying yes and yes, yes,
and nobody's none of this? Why was it neglected? Was

(30:15):
it intentional? And you delay fire? And when the delayed
fire gets there, you make sure they have no water. Guys,
Senate Bill five four nine has passed. They're gonna use
our money to acquire fire destroyed lots cheaply. They're gonna

(30:37):
make it so many hurdles for them. How they'll just
give up and be like, I'll just I'll just build
out somewhere else. I'll move to Fresno and build. I
don't know where they'll go, but a lot of people
maybe they'll stay down in the area. I don't know
what they're gonna do, but I tell you they're gonna
make it so difficult because that's already happened. Look six months,

(30:57):
in less than one hundred, one hundred years ago, we
would have had hammers and nails already going. And now
they're saying they're gonna move low income in you know what,
there are areas and you shouldn't do it to these
people like that. It's just unfair to do. I'm not

(31:19):
against low income housing. I mean out here in California especially,
it means they're hustling, they're working, they're paying rent, they
might have some kids. Give them a break. I'm all
for tax paying money, giving a break, not living off
the government, but giving a break, knocking it down just
a little bit. Yes, But how they're doing it now

(31:43):
is just CD. And I'm not saying renters are CD
because I'm a renter myself, I'd be calling myself a
CD person. But they got Marxist Democrat Party all over
the state that want to get your land. So the
Resilient Rebuilding Authorities, that's what they're that's that's that's what

(32:08):
we're funding with money now forty percent of the funding
for building low income housing. Let's see, they're going to
provide per unit funding of up to four hundred and
fifty thousand dollars and loans up to ninety thousand dollars
in grant they said can make it easier for more
income restricted housing to be built in the LA area.

(32:29):
And LA seventy three percent of centy planning applications for
new units are for income restricted housing. These are just
they're waiting, man, They're just predators out there moving around
bam and one day they'll be slumlords. This is what's happening.

(32:50):
SB five four nine cent and built California Senate passed it.
It's going to grant these destroyed lots, get them at
a low costs, and turn them into housing. Newsom said
earlier in this after the fires happened, that they wouldn't
have the government one come in and convert it all. Really,

(33:10):
we'll watch you gav SB five four nine mandating forty
percent for affordable housing the Resilient Rebuilding Authority. You know
what it sounds like to me, and I get pay
to say what it sounds like, because I have all
day to think about it. Sounds like theft of private

(33:31):
property by a commedy loving mayor and a commedy loving governor.

Speaker 4 (33:37):
Good.

Speaker 1 (33:38):
I just made my money for this hour. Thank you.
This is the Tremor Chary Show on the Valley's Power Talk.
Or you already had the baby and you're still going
through all that and you got another couple of kids
in tow. Florida now is going to do a law
allowing expectant moms to park in handicap spots. California can

(34:00):
never do this because the state doesn't and can't say
what a woman is much let's say pregnant woman. So yeah,
that would be a controversy out here. But law went
into effect July first in Florida. That's that's such a
good thing to do. I have been around a nine
month pregnant woman five times, and on the first one
then the second third always had kids in tow. So yeah,

(34:23):
we should do that here. That would wait, Trump, don't
bring that up because then they'll be against it. Yeah,
we got to get the right Republican to bring it up.
We got a David Toga Pa assemblely man coming in Friday.
He's going to do a get out the vote drive
coming up here in a few weeks. He'll announce it
to or maybe it's Sunday. I think he's anyhow this week,

(34:47):
we'll let him do it on Friday. He'll tell you
all the who, whinar and why. But I'll bring this up.
I'll be like many, here's a good thing. Women, voters
will love you man. Yes, so will the men voters.
They'll come home less cranky, and ladies, I know nine months,
I'm not I'd be beyond cranky if I were a

(35:08):
woman and that happened. It only happened once. I don't
have to worry about it. Yeah, I couldn't go through
it more than I don't know how you do it,
prenatal appointments, all the heat. You're out there. Your blood
pressure is already high already, So yeah, give them a
temporary parking permit. So, uh way to go Florida. I

(35:32):
read where if it's too hot this summer? This is
from the lorn Board University in Leicester, England. Well, that
sounds like they're smart, so let's say that they are.
They came up with this way to cool down a
house in the summertime. It's okay, I'm looking for that
how And I read it? And a smear yogurt on
your windows? And I'm like, what's wrong with them? Over there?

(35:53):
Smear yogurt on your way? They said it dropped it
by eight degrees. But wouldn't it smell? They said it
goes away in thirty seconds. The yogurts smell. No, it
would not that's a dairy thing. That's like if you
leave milk of like a half inch in the bottom
and it sits somewhere for a day or two, and

(36:14):
you're like, oh, I didn't move this, Oh what happened
to that milk? It looks like yogurt.

Speaker 4 (36:19):
Uh huh.

Speaker 1 (36:19):
You're messing around with that kind of stuff. But anyhow,
if you're looking to give it a shot, man, maybe
in the room you sleep and you can't afford your
ear go ahead. Maybe being forded some yogurt said it
puts a light color film on your windows. Well, could
not go out and get a light colored film and
put it on my windows? Yeah, walk in and be like,

(36:44):
what's that smell? That's just old yogurt in the cooling air.

Speaker 5 (36:48):
The insist that Trevor Cherry show Mondo Valley's Power Dog