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Speaker 1 (00:01):
I'll tell you what. I had no idea. But apparently
this war in Eastern Europe is entirely Trump's fault, and
he oh, hell yeah, you didn't know that he's the
one who started it. He's he's responsible for mistakes made
by both sides.
Speaker 2 (00:14):
And you know, he's probably just getting richer. His entire
family is probably just rolling around in war money. Now
that's what they do.
Speaker 1 (00:23):
I think I figured out why Zolensky was so reluctant
to wear a suit the last time he came to
the White House. I think it's embarrassing for him that
he shops in the boys department. Probably, yeah, these are
tiny little suits. He's a little guy. When you knew
he was small, but then when you see him around
the other people, yea. Even Putin, who's not a big
(00:43):
dude compared to Trump, seems to tower over Zolenski.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Over the weekend, I noticed when Putin and Trump met.
There's a height disparity, obviously. And you know, just because
you're shorter than somebody else doesn't mean anything about your
less powerful or important. But no, but on the world stage,
you notice. But it did look like Putin was trying
to you know, like be a little bigger than he is.
(01:07):
It looked like he was trying to physically manifest himself
to be a Trump size.
Speaker 1 (01:13):
He didn't make it. It's adorable, I think, I think
it's very cute, you know.
Speaker 2 (01:19):
I don't think he can even try to, you know, pretend.
Speaker 1 (01:22):
What kind of what kind of dog would they all
be if they were dogs? I gotta think Trump would
be a bulldog probably, or like a great Dane, big guy,
you know, calm usually, but he's willing to u Zolensky
obviously a chihuahua. Yeah, I don't know what Putin would be.
I hate to pick a cool dog b because I
mean he's still he's still Russia, but cooler than a
(01:44):
chihuahua probably. I mean, if you had to pick, it's
not hard to understand why Pamela Anderson banged Putin, you
know that. I mean, obviously, saving baby seals that was important. Sure,
I mean that's the main thing. But I don't think
that kind of attention is going to be granted to
Zelensky unless Annie Leibowitz is there. She's doing a photo
shoot and trying to make them look cool.
Speaker 2 (02:05):
It was a vastly different meeting this time with the
Zelensky than the last time. You remember last time, Yeah,
of course it didn't wear a suit, showed up. It's
kind of insulting, and I think jd Vance is the
one that had to put him in his place that day.
Speaker 1 (02:21):
It was a journalist, and I don't blame you for
thinking that, because they wanted you to think it was
one of the Trump administration. The liberal media made it
sound like that for weeks. But when you go back
and watch the video, Trump and jd Vance were kind
of polite to They're like, oh, I don't pick on
him for that was essentially their takes a little gosh.
Jd Vance's take on the whole thing was that Zelensky
was ungrateful for the hundreds of billions of dollars in
(02:42):
foreign eight and that he should thank Trump right and
he should. I mean, you should be thanking America for this.
I don't know how many people remember this, but the
most egregious moment in that meeting the thing that really
pisses me off. And I kind of forgot about this,
but I was watching clips of it yesterday. Zelensky made
a point to Trump when he came to the house
earlier this year. That right now, Ukraine's in trouble, it's
(03:04):
being attacked by a foreign nation, but one day it's
going to be America. One day America is going to
get attacked. You're going to be invaded. You're going to
be the one that are desperate for help, like, hell no,
we're not. Yeah, that's why we've got the Second Amendment.
You can't invade an armed nation. And I'm going to
say it three times because I think it needs to
be said. You can't invade an armed nation. Hey shihwahwa, boy,
(03:26):
you can't invade an armed nation. This is America. Can shouldn't.
You're going to lose. You wouldn't win unless you drop
a nuke on us. And by the way, we've got
those two. If you come storming the beaches of Myrtle, Oh,
something is storming the Myrtle beach. Thank you for that.
I knew you pick up on that segue. And of
course it's a woman. It's a female. R I n Aaron.
(03:50):
What's weird about this?
Speaker 2 (03:51):
And now they said Aaron has slowed down forward speed
to seven miles an hour. Still Cat three expected to
grow back into a Cat four the closer it gets
to the east coast, and it's getting bigger, not just stronger,
but size wise, so that the wind and the rain
and all of that storm surge is still going to
(04:13):
be pushed into the low lying areas and Myrtle Beach
and everywhere else. I guess along the coastline there between
what North Carolina and probably Washington, d C. It's growing.
Now there's two more lining up behind Erin. When you
go look at the radar, there's Erin with a big
(04:35):
track and a red circle and woo, it's scary.
Speaker 1 (04:38):
Then look behind her.
Speaker 2 (04:40):
One is probably like a week behind and the other
one two or three days behind that one Ryan exactly,
And we don't know where they're going to go, but
right now they seem to be lining up in that
same track.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
You don't think they could just gotda got a spring
break or something like that. I mean, this happened. This
is Myrtle Beach. They're probably having a wet T shirt
contest or what's that other thing called freak off or
freaknik or something like, Yeah, they do that. What's it
a black biker weekend? I guess, you know, I mean
it might sound like we wouldn't fit in but these
are bikers. We usually get along with them. I think
(05:12):
we'll be fine. Do you think they like George thorough Good? Oh? Yeah,
usday I was flaying a pood everybody. Walton and Johnson
Radio Network, five forty five am Central Time, Sir, put
that down. There are children right now commuting to their
jobs and iPhone factories. You've got to knock that off
right now.
Speaker 2 (05:32):
Could you just pass it over here for safe keeping.
I'll hold on to it for him.
Speaker 1 (05:36):
Yeah, we'll hang on to it for you. Don't worry
about that. It's gonna be an interesting morning here on
the Walton and Johnson Show. In about fourteen forty five minutes,
we are joined by a guy, a controversial politician, but
a man who I believe is the greatest Attorney general
in the United States right now, probably in the history
of Texas, I mean certainly in our lifetime. Ag Paxton,
(05:56):
General Paxton of Texas, absolutely crushing the lip. And by
the way, just the past week alone, did you know
that his litigation helped result in removing dangerous chemicals from
Kellogg's cereal? It was heard, Yeah, Ken Paxton arguably doing
as much, if not maybe more, for Maha than RFK
Junior is. Although they're politically aligned. I don't mean it's
(06:18):
not a contest. It's not. But I think Ken is winning. Yeah.
I do like Ken Paxton as an AG Anyway, He's
not running for Attorney General again, which is a shame,
you know. But he does want to be senator. He
wants to get the hell out of Texas now I'm
just kidding. He wants to go to Washington. He wants
to go to Washington.
Speaker 2 (06:34):
DC and represent his state almost as importantly as he
wanting to be senator. He doesn't want the senator that
is senator now to be Senator long.
Speaker 1 (06:42):
Most people would agree with him. John Cornyn is the
old right. Ken Paxton is the new right. John Cornyn
is a neo khn establishment elitist. Ken Paxton is a
right wing populist. Ken Paxton speaks for the people. John
Cornyn speaks for the political donors and the ruling elite.
If you don't believe me, the best place to get
(07:02):
a barometric reading of what we're talking about is the
town hall of the Internet. The town square of the
Internet X Twitter, the social media platform. You notice people
are having real time, active in conversations arguments debates, if
you want to be more diplomatic about this very topic.
And more often than not, when you find someone that
(07:22):
likes John Cornyn and you click on their name, Oh,
he's in Connecticut. How'd that work out? This guy likes
Ken Paxton? Where is he? Click? He's in you know,
Bernie or Carthage or something. You click the John Cornyn
supporter's name. Where is he at Massachusetts? What are all
these guys in the upper East Coast so emotionally attached
(07:43):
to John Cornyan for what?
Speaker 3 (07:45):
What?
Speaker 1 (07:45):
Did he give him a political reach around? By the
way he did? Did he? Anyway? Speaking of the East coast,
that's where technically Washington, DC is at. Marco Rubio has
really proven himself to be kind of a cool guy
since joining Trump two point zero. I will, oh, yeah,
kind of like Mitch McConnell when he's on his own.
I don't like him when he works with Trump. I
think he's great, little feisty now, huh. Marco Rubio's state
(08:08):
department has yanked more than six thousand student visas. And
before you all get angry or they took the visas
for people specifically for assault, burglary, supportive terrorism. These are
the exact people that shouldn't be in the United States
studying at Harvard University. The Trump administration launched multiple initiatives
(08:29):
aimed at cracking down on immigration and revoking the visas
of those attending academic institutions who are clearly anti American.
Things like assault DUIs Burglary. Oh yeah, the terrorism thing.
Oh that feels like the most obvious. If you're running
around at Columbia University wearing a Hamas scarf screaming kill
(08:49):
the Jews. All right, fine, this guy probably didn't need
to be here. You know, this isn't about the Jews
so much as just being anti American. But yeah, don't
kill the Jews easy. There is that kind of crazy
that we've come to a point now where they're calling
Israeli's Nazis not great.
Speaker 2 (09:07):
They just turned everything backwards and then just say that's
how it is, So you have to believe that that's
just how it is.
Speaker 1 (09:12):
A couple of weeks ago, I ate lunch with a
woman from Iran, and I remember she told me purpose
yeah they did. I told maybe the place was just
crowded and that was the only seat. I told you
this story. He was at that Persian restaurant. I like, Okay,
here's the problem with Persians, which just means Iranians great food,
terrible desserts. I think that's why they're so angry. Give
(09:32):
them they they eat like a tumberic ice cream sandwiches.
Oh it's terrible. I had one three weeks ago. I
still have a bad taste in my mouth. And they
get worse every day I go in there and eat one.
They just get worse. Keep going back and see it. Nope,
still awful. Anyway, while I was eating lunch with this
young woman, nice lady, nothing really happened or and just
sat next door while I ate lunch, she told me
(09:54):
something that I almost fell out of my chair. She's like, yeah,
in my home country, we like Hitler, Like, oh fun.
It's like we don't usually lead with that in a conversation.
But I guess they were aligned on a few things.
If you can find some common ground between yourself and Hitler,
some things that he likes, or you know his likes
and dislikes, you line yourself up with those.
Speaker 2 (10:16):
I can see how they could get along. I guess
he liked dogs well, and painting. He was a what
the artiste. I understand.
Speaker 1 (10:24):
Yeah, But all that being said, I have both of them.
Both of my grandpa's fought for the Allies during World
War Two, So you know, up yours to the Nazis.
I don't sure.
Speaker 2 (10:31):
But what is it the Iranians and Hitler would have
most in common? I wonder the jew of the love
of What's that stuff you eat at the restaurant Lobna?
Speaker 1 (10:41):
Lobna? All right, here's the secret to lobna. Gotta have
the lobna. It's the lemon salt. It's like when you're
having a Chicago style hot dog. It's the it's the ingredient.
You can't see this. They use a celery salt on
the Chicago dog. We need those, they are good. And
then the Iranians use lemon salt, which good luck finding
that at the Trader jack. It's a not on hot dogs.
(11:02):
That's on the loubna. No, No, that's celery salt again.
It's yeah, it's the different thing. It's the most important ingredient.
And you can't see it with the naked eye. You
don't even know it's there. And I could see it.
What was this about? Oh yeah, Marco Rubio deporting all
the terrorists. So good for him. Go little Marco, Yeah,
little Marco. You know, he's growing up right before our eyes.
I like it makes me feel good today speaking of
(11:24):
the Jews. It's a weird segue. It's always fun to
say that. It just gets people's attention. We have a
thing about Alan Dershowitz, but I guess I'll wait to
play that in a little bit. It's not good news,
you know, our condolences to him and his family today.
Wink wink will tell you about that coming up in
a little bit. I really liked the Italian Prime Minister yesterday.
You know, I just Georgia Maloney. She is my girl.
(11:46):
She's the only other right winger up there besides Donald Trump.
And she praised Trump during the meeting yesterday.
Speaker 2 (11:52):
Oh the Democrats and the media, they're just losing their
mind over all the praise. Trump basically met with Europe.
He had Europe in the White House yesterday and held
a press conference and just you know, was like behind
the scenes, nobody gets to see what happens. Democrats are
just hating all of the praise that Europe is heaping
(12:13):
upon him. The Finish president, that's a place Finland Oh,
you didn't mean like the president that's done, not the
one that finished. No, he he set over the past
two weeks we've made more progress than we have in
the last three and a half years.
Speaker 1 (12:29):
I wonder who he meant by the last three and
a half years. Oh, it's great, Yeah, I mean exactly.
And you know, say what you well about Trump. But
he didn't. Biden couldn't do any of this. Having with Putin,
why even make the effort? How would he? Yeah, what
would he in order for him to organize a historic
peace summit, whether we're a non successful one, he would
(12:51):
have to remember what he did five minutes ago. I
got the phone in my head. Now, who was that calling? Why?
I don't know. Yeah, it's painful anyway. Here's Georgia of
Maloney yesterday, the right wing Italian prime minister and as
MSNBC excuse me, ms now puts it because that ms now,
that MSNBDC doesn't exist anymore. We'll get to that in
a ms now I'll tell you about that coming out.
(13:14):
I want to know more. Here's Georgia Maloney yesterday, the
new Maussolini, they call her.
Speaker 3 (13:18):
Thank you very much, Donald, mister president for hosting US
today in this important meeting, and I think it is
an important day, a new phase after three years and
half that we didn't see any kind of sign from
the Russian side that there was a willing for dialogue.
So something is changing. Something has changed thanks to you,
(13:41):
thanks also to the selling in the battlefields by which
was achieved with the bravery of Ukrainians and with the
unity that we all provided to Ukraine. And the reason
why I mentioned it is that we also have to
remind that if we want to reach peace and if
we want to guarantee justice, we have to do it united.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
So that I love her so much. I know Georgia
Maloney is my girl. Man, we want more Georgia Maloney less.
Uh what was his name? Mark? Mark Carney, the guy
from Canada. He was busy yesterday. I guess he was
with his wife's boyfriend, so they were having It's a
full day. Be the greatest show. I've got a great
(14:28):
two for Tuesday. It must be two for Tuesday. Yeah,
that's too for Tesday Special Walton and Johnson
I'll tell you what. I had no idea. But apparently
this war in Eastern Europe is entirely Trump's fault, and
he oh, hell yeah, you didn't know that he's the
one who started it. He's he's responsible for mistakes made
by both sides.
Speaker 2 (00:14):
And you know, he's probably just getting richer. His entire
family is probably just rolling around in war money. Now
that's what they do.
Speaker 1 (00:23):
I think I figured out why Zolensky was so reluctant
to wear a suit the last time he came to
the White House. I think it's embarrassing for him that
he shops in the boys department. Probably, yeah, these are
tiny little suits. He's a little guy. When you knew
he was small, but then when you see him around
the other people, yea. Even Putin, who's not a big
(00:43):
dude compared to Trump, seems to tower over Zolenski.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Over the weekend, I noticed when Putin and Trump met.
There's a height disparity, obviously. And you know, just because
you're shorter than somebody else doesn't mean anything about your
less powerful or important. But no, but on the world stage,
you notice. But it did look like Putin was trying
to you know, like be a little bigger than he is.
(01:07):
It looked like he was trying to physically manifest himself
to be a Trump size.
Speaker 1 (01:13):
He didn't make it. It's adorable, I think, I think
it's very cute, you know.
Speaker 2 (01:19):
I don't think he can even try to, you know, pretend.
Speaker 1 (01:22):
What kind of what kind of dog would they all
be if they were dogs? I gotta think Trump would
be a bulldog probably, or like a great Dane, big guy,
you know, calm usually, but he's willing to u Zolensky
obviously a chihuahua. Yeah, I don't know what Putin would be.
I hate to pick a cool dog b because I
mean he's still he's still Russia, but cooler than a
(01:44):
chihuahua probably. I mean, if you had to pick, it's
not hard to understand why Pamela Anderson banged Putin, you
know that. I mean, obviously, saving baby seals that was important. Sure,
I mean that's the main thing. But I don't think
that kind of attention is going to be granted to
Zelensky unless Annie Leibowitz is there. She's doing a photo
shoot and trying to make them look cool.
Speaker 2 (02:05):
It was a vastly different meeting this time with the
Zelensky than the last time. You remember last time, Yeah,
of course it didn't wear a suit, showed up. It's
kind of insulting, and I think jd Vance is the
one that had to put him in his place that day.
Speaker 1 (02:21):
It was a journalist, and I don't blame you for
thinking that, because they wanted you to think it was
one of the Trump administration. The liberal media made it
sound like that for weeks. But when you go back
and watch the video, Trump and jd Vance were kind
of polite to They're like, oh, I don't pick on
him for that was essentially their takes a little gosh.
Jd Vance's take on the whole thing was that Zelensky
was ungrateful for the hundreds of billions of dollars in
(02:42):
foreign eight and that he should thank Trump right and
he should. I mean, you should be thanking America for this.
I don't know how many people remember this, but the
most egregious moment in that meeting the thing that really
pisses me off. And I kind of forgot about this,
but I was watching clips of it yesterday. Zelensky made
a point to Trump when he came to the house
earlier this year. That right now, Ukraine's in trouble, it's
(03:04):
being attacked by a foreign nation, but one day it's
going to be America. One day America is going to
get attacked. You're going to be invaded. You're going to
be the one that are desperate for help, like, hell no,
we're not. Yeah, that's why we've got the Second Amendment.
You can't invade an armed nation. And I'm going to
say it three times because I think it needs to
be said. You can't invade an armed nation. Hey shihwahwa, boy,
(03:26):
you can't invade an armed nation. This is America. Can shouldn't.
You're going to lose. You wouldn't win unless you drop
a nuke on us. And by the way, we've got
those two. If you come storming the beaches of Myrtle, Oh,
something is storming the Myrtle beach. Thank you for that.
I knew you pick up on that segue. And of
course it's a woman. It's a female. R I n Aaron.
(03:50):
What's weird about this?
Speaker 2 (03:51):
And now they said Aaron has slowed down forward speed
to seven miles an hour. Still Cat three expected to
grow back into a Cat four the closer it gets
to the east coast, and it's getting bigger, not just stronger,
but size wise, so that the wind and the rain
and all of that storm surge is still going to
(04:13):
be pushed into the low lying areas and Myrtle Beach
and everywhere else. I guess along the coastline there between
what North Carolina and probably Washington, d C. It's growing.
Now there's two more lining up behind Erin. When you
go look at the radar, there's Erin with a big
(04:35):
track and a red circle and woo, it's scary.
Speaker 1 (04:38):
Then look behind her.
Speaker 2 (04:40):
One is probably like a week behind and the other
one two or three days behind that one Ryan exactly,
And we don't know where they're going to go, but
right now they seem to be lining up in that
same track.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
You don't think they could just gotda got a spring
break or something like that. I mean, this happened. This
is Myrtle Beach. They're probably having a wet T shirt
contest or what's that other thing called freak off or
freaknik or something like, Yeah, they do that. What's it
a black biker weekend? I guess, you know, I mean
it might sound like we wouldn't fit in but these
are bikers. We usually get along with them. I think
(05:12):
we'll be fine. Do you think they like George thorough Good? Oh? Yeah,
usday I was flaying a pood everybody. Walton and Johnson
Radio Network, five forty five am Central Time, Sir, put
that down. There are children right now commuting to their
jobs and iPhone factories. You've got to knock that off
right now.
Speaker 2 (05:32):
Could you just pass it over here for safe keeping.
I'll hold on to it for him.
Speaker 1 (05:36):
Yeah, we'll hang on to it for you. Don't worry
about that. It's gonna be an interesting morning here on
the Walton and Johnson Show. In about fourteen forty five minutes,
we are joined by a guy, a controversial politician, but
a man who I believe is the greatest Attorney general
in the United States right now, probably in the history
of Texas, I mean certainly in our lifetime. Ag Paxton,
(05:56):
General Paxton of Texas, absolutely crushing the lip. And by
the way, just the past week alone, did you know
that his litigation helped result in removing dangerous chemicals from
Kellogg's cereal? It was heard, Yeah, Ken Paxton arguably doing
as much, if not maybe more, for Maha than RFK
Junior is. Although they're politically aligned. I don't mean it's
(06:18):
not a contest. It's not. But I think Ken is winning. Yeah.
I do like Ken Paxton as an AG Anyway, He's
not running for Attorney General again, which is a shame,
you know. But he does want to be senator. He
wants to get the hell out of Texas now I'm
just kidding. He wants to go to Washington. He wants
to go to Washington.
Speaker 2 (06:34):
DC and represent his state almost as importantly as he
wanting to be senator. He doesn't want the senator that
is senator now to be Senator long.
Speaker 1 (06:42):
Most people would agree with him. John Cornyn is the
old right. Ken Paxton is the new right. John Cornyn
is a neo khn establishment elitist. Ken Paxton is a
right wing populist. Ken Paxton speaks for the people. John
Cornyn speaks for the political donors and the ruling elite.
If you don't believe me, the best place to get
(07:02):
a barometric reading of what we're talking about is the
town hall of the Internet. The town square of the
Internet X Twitter, the social media platform. You notice people
are having real time, active in conversations arguments debates, if
you want to be more diplomatic about this very topic.
And more often than not, when you find someone that
(07:22):
likes John Cornyn and you click on their name, Oh,
he's in Connecticut. How'd that work out? This guy likes
Ken Paxton? Where is he? Click? He's in you know,
Bernie or Carthage or something. You click the John Cornyn
supporter's name. Where is he at Massachusetts? What are all
these guys in the upper East Coast so emotionally attached
(07:43):
to John Cornyan for what?
Speaker 3 (07:45):
What?
Speaker 1 (07:45):
Did he give him a political reach around? By the
way he did? Did he? Anyway? Speaking of the East coast,
that's where technically Washington, DC is at. Marco Rubio has
really proven himself to be kind of a cool guy
since joining Trump two point zero. I will, oh, yeah,
kind of like Mitch McConnell when he's on his own.
I don't like him when he works with Trump. I
think he's great, little feisty now, huh. Marco Rubio's state
(08:08):
department has yanked more than six thousand student visas. And
before you all get angry or they took the visas
for people specifically for assault, burglary, supportive terrorism. These are
the exact people that shouldn't be in the United States
studying at Harvard University. The Trump administration launched multiple initiatives
(08:29):
aimed at cracking down on immigration and revoking the visas
of those attending academic institutions who are clearly anti American.
Things like assault DUIs Burglary. Oh yeah, the terrorism thing.
Oh that feels like the most obvious. If you're running
around at Columbia University wearing a Hamas scarf screaming kill
(08:49):
the Jews. All right, fine, this guy probably didn't need
to be here. You know, this isn't about the Jews
so much as just being anti American. But yeah, don't
kill the Jews easy. There is that kind of crazy
that we've come to a point now where they're calling
Israeli's Nazis not great.
Speaker 2 (09:07):
They just turned everything backwards and then just say that's
how it is, So you have to believe that that's
just how it is.
Speaker 1 (09:12):
A couple of weeks ago, I ate lunch with a
woman from Iran, and I remember she told me purpose
yeah they did. I told maybe the place was just
crowded and that was the only seat. I told you
this story. He was at that Persian restaurant. I like, Okay,
here's the problem with Persians, which just means Iranians great food,
terrible desserts. I think that's why they're so angry. Give
(09:32):
them they they eat like a tumberic ice cream sandwiches.
Oh it's terrible. I had one three weeks ago. I
still have a bad taste in my mouth. And they
get worse every day I go in there and eat one.
They just get worse. Keep going back and see it. Nope,
still awful. Anyway, while I was eating lunch with this
young woman, nice lady, nothing really happened or and just
sat next door while I ate lunch, she told me
(09:54):
something that I almost fell out of my chair. She's like, yeah,
in my home country, we like Hitler, Like, oh fun.
It's like we don't usually lead with that in a conversation.
But I guess they were aligned on a few things.
If you can find some common ground between yourself and Hitler,
some things that he likes, or you know his likes
and dislikes, you line yourself up with those.
Speaker 2 (10:16):
I can see how they could get along. I guess
he liked dogs well, and painting. He was a what
the artiste. I understand.
Speaker 1 (10:24):
Yeah, But all that being said, I have both of them.
Both of my grandpa's fought for the Allies during World
War Two, So you know, up yours to the Nazis.
I don't sure.
Speaker 2 (10:31):
But what is it the Iranians and Hitler would have
most in common? I wonder the jew of the love
of What's that stuff you eat at the restaurant Lobna?
Speaker 1 (10:41):
Lobna? All right, here's the secret to lobna. Gotta have
the lobna. It's the lemon salt. It's like when you're
having a Chicago style hot dog. It's the it's the ingredient.
You can't see this. They use a celery salt on
the Chicago dog. We need those, they are good. And
then the Iranians use lemon salt, which good luck finding
that at the Trader jack. It's a not on hot dogs.
(11:02):
That's on the loubna. No, No, that's celery salt again.
It's yeah, it's the different thing. It's the most important ingredient.
And you can't see it with the naked eye. You
don't even know it's there. And I could see it.
What was this about? Oh yeah, Marco Rubio deporting all
the terrorists. So good for him. Go little Marco, Yeah,
little Marco. You know, he's growing up right before our eyes.
I like it makes me feel good today speaking of
(11:24):
the Jews. It's a weird segue. It's always fun to
say that. It just gets people's attention. We have a
thing about Alan Dershowitz, but I guess I'll wait to
play that in a little bit. It's not good news,
you know, our condolences to him and his family today.
Wink wink will tell you about that coming up in
a little bit. I really liked the Italian Prime Minister yesterday.
You know, I just Georgia Maloney. She is my girl.
(11:46):
She's the only other right winger up there besides Donald Trump.
And she praised Trump during the meeting yesterday.
Speaker 2 (11:52):
Oh the Democrats and the media, they're just losing their
mind over all the praise. Trump basically met with Europe.
He had Europe in the White House yesterday and held
a press conference and just you know, was like behind
the scenes, nobody gets to see what happens. Democrats are
just hating all of the praise that Europe is heaping
(12:13):
upon him. The Finish president, that's a place Finland Oh,
you didn't mean like the president that's done, not the
one that finished. No, he he set over the past
two weeks we've made more progress than we have in
the last three and a half years.
Speaker 1 (12:29):
I wonder who he meant by the last three and
a half years. Oh, it's great, Yeah, I mean exactly.
And you know, say what you well about Trump. But
he didn't. Biden couldn't do any of this. Having with Putin,
why even make the effort? How would he? Yeah, what
would he in order for him to organize a historic
peace summit, whether we're a non successful one, he would
(12:51):
have to remember what he did five minutes ago. I
got the phone in my head. Now, who was that calling? Why?
I don't know. Yeah, it's painful anyway. Here's Georgia of
Maloney yesterday, the right wing Italian prime minister and as
MSNBC excuse me, ms now puts it because that ms now,
that MSNBDC doesn't exist anymore. We'll get to that in
a ms now I'll tell you about that coming out.
(13:14):
I want to know more. Here's Georgia Maloney yesterday, the
new Maussolini, they call her.
Speaker 3 (13:18):
Thank you very much, Donald, mister president for hosting US
today in this important meeting, and I think it is
an important day, a new phase after three years and
half that we didn't see any kind of sign from
the Russian side that there was a willing for dialogue.
So something is changing. Something has changed thanks to you,
(13:41):
thanks also to the selling in the battlefields by which
was achieved with the bravery of Ukrainians and with the
unity that we all provided to Ukraine. And the reason
why I mentioned it is that we also have to
remind that if we want to reach peace and if
we want to guarantee justice, we have to do it united.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
So that I love her so much. I know Georgia
Maloney is my girl. Man, we want more Georgia Maloney less.
Uh what was his name? Mark? Mark Carney, the guy
from Canada. He was busy yesterday. I guess he was
with his wife's boyfriend, so they were having It's a
full day. Be the greatest show. I've got a great
(14:28):
two for Tuesday. It must be two for Tuesday. Yeah,
that's too for Tesday Special Walton and Johnson
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