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Speaker 1: All Right, Marlow and Morris Today, Emma Joe is here,
Speaker 1: m Joe. There's a lot happening in the news. We also,
Speaker 1: this is an emergency pod. We're going to be reacting
Speaker 1: to Christy Nome who has fired been fired by the
Speaker 1: most famous firer on the planet, one that you might
Speaker 1: have seen coming. Bud is Well, frankly a slight surprise
Speaker 1: to me. Slight surprise. We'll break that down and get
Speaker 1: your reaction. But Emma Joe, you look a little different today.
Speaker 1: This is not your normal camera. What's going on? I
Speaker 1: don't know if that's your art in the back. Also,
Speaker 1: there's like a LGBT looking yes, silhouette in the back
Speaker 1: of your shot, Like, what's that about?
Speaker 3: Maybe that would make sense?
Speaker 1: Yeah, a little bit that's not a good time. That's
Speaker 1: not a good sign time.
Speaker 3: I laugh.
Speaker 4: I'm like Jake Tapper every time he decides there's an
Speaker 4: emergency and he has to go on like his selfie
Speaker 4: camera and post to Twitter to give his thoughts.
Speaker 5: But.
Speaker 1: Answer and you are the guests I interrupt the most frequently.
Speaker 1: It's I saw him do a car video in sweatpants
Speaker 1: or like a sweatshirt in the hoodie the other day,
Speaker 1: and I was like, I was shocked, like how thirsty
Speaker 1: use this guy? And it was a very good report actually,
Speaker 1: and it was pretty accurate. But I just he's not
Speaker 1: out there enough. He needs to be out there more.
Speaker 1: He needs to do the two camera in the car.
Speaker 1: But you know, I thought he was gonna pull out
Speaker 1: some Dave's Hot chicken and do like a dunker and
Speaker 1: then like take a bite of it.
Speaker 3: And sometimes sometimes the TL is popping off. You're triggered.
Speaker 4: You gotta just like throw up the selviie can.
Speaker 3: And like just like talk about it. But yeah, exactly,
Speaker 3: that's that's me right now.
Speaker 4: I was just telling Alex like when I got on
Speaker 4: the on the call, and I looked like this, and
Speaker 4: so I'm in DC and that's why I have this
Speaker 4: beautiful art behind me. It's it's not mine unfortunately in Washington,
Speaker 4: and yeah, so I literally took the train to time
Speaker 4: it to do the podcast with you, and I have
Speaker 4: another podcast actually that I'm doing after and I'm like cool,
Speaker 4: and I'll take.
Speaker 3: The day in Washington and work get to Union station.
Speaker 4: I'm like getting the uber coming to the hotel to
Speaker 4: meet you. And my laptop's not my bag. I didn't
Speaker 4: bring my laptop, so I have one. I have one
Speaker 4: pregnancy symptom that's been like I haven't really had pregnancy symptoms. Frankly,
Speaker 4: it's been amazing, Like I've just been kind of chilling.
Speaker 4: My only symptom was quitting smoking. Except one other, which
Speaker 4: was becoming completely.
Speaker 3: Retarded, not joking.
Speaker 4: Like it's noticeable for when I'm like hanging out and
Speaker 4: just talking sometimes I lose my train thought or like
Speaker 4: in a situation like this where you would imagine, like
Speaker 4: person is going to work for the day, they bring
Speaker 4: their computer, plan their whole day around working, just realize.
Speaker 1: I wanted to get you some I wanted to give
Speaker 1: you some solace because I had a I always forget
Speaker 1: something leaving the house, and the people have told me,
Speaker 1: I'm above average intelligence most of my life, but I usually,
Speaker 1: now that I'm going to work for the first time
Speaker 1: in fifteen years, to go in the studio, I always
Speaker 1: forget something. And I did have a moment that was
Speaker 1: I think it was last week where I left the
Speaker 1: house and I had brought the dry cleaning that was
Speaker 1: going to take to the dry cleaners, and I had
Speaker 1: brought my coffee, and I'd brought my water bottle, and
Speaker 1: I had my headphones on, my sunglasses, and I was thinking, Wow,
Speaker 1: this is feeling very light and breezy today, and I
Speaker 1: forgot one thing, which is my backpack which has my
Speaker 1: laptop in it, which I need for to do the show. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I was halfway down the five Freeway. I'm like, oh,
Speaker 1: I guess I'll be doing the show from home today.
Speaker 1: Turned around, surprised you pregnant? Yeah?
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: Tall Rico says that the the trans need abortions, which means,
Speaker 1: I guess, man need abortions. I don't know, I mean
Speaker 1: we can. Who knows this day and age, we'll do
Speaker 1: the no.
Speaker 3: Just like Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the the he is maybe he is the second Coming,
Speaker 1: So give me your thoughts. On him, Emma, because this
Speaker 1: is not going to be a revealed to some of
Speaker 1: the audience, but some of you might not be aware
Speaker 1: that you reside in the LGBT plus spectrum. I think
Speaker 1: you can stop at the L is the what what
Speaker 1: is this guy's deal with the trans and is the
Speaker 1: it's like some sort of a fetish thing that he's
Speaker 1: just obsessed with all of these putting trans above everyone else.
Speaker 1: And I just don't have this guy ran that he's
Speaker 1: convinced that we need to use the Bible to justify
Speaker 1: trans and abortions. And it's just blasphem me from my
Speaker 1: vantage point, But you see the appeal.
Speaker 4: Yes, No, No, I mean personally, I don't you know.
Speaker 4: I think that there's some fellow travelers in my plus
Speaker 4: community who for some reason, like I guess, feel bad,
Speaker 4: feel bad about being a plus or something, or like
Speaker 4: they have shame around being a plus or whatever, and
Speaker 4: they need to find a way to like justify it
Speaker 4: to themselves or make themselves feel.
Speaker 3: Better, or attack others for not approving of them or valued.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't have that psychology.
Speaker 4: My psychology is like, tell me, you know, I'm not
Speaker 4: a Christian I'm Jewish, but like, tell me exactly what
Speaker 4: the Bible is, you know, do not never twist God's word.
Speaker 3: That's disgusting.
Speaker 1: It is taken, really going to be that. I said
Speaker 1: this on the show. Yeah, yeah, and.
Speaker 4: I listened to that, and I agreed one hundred percent,
Speaker 4: and I thought about my own you know, obviously, as
Speaker 4: I'm listening to I'm thinking about what I think about
Speaker 4: what you're saying. And I have the exact same perspective,
Speaker 4: which is I am much more comfortable in I'm positioning myself,
Speaker 4: understanding myself in relation to God's word and to God,
Speaker 4: and you know, working that out between me and God
Speaker 4: in terms of what my limitations are versus trying to
Speaker 4: lie to myself and lie to others about what God
Speaker 4: clearly says. So I find it repulsive when activists, you know,
Speaker 4: and I don't think this guy is a plus, but
Speaker 4: he's just a freak when they try to try to
Speaker 4: wrap themselves in God in the Bible and then say
Speaker 4: things that we know aren't true. And it's like, that's
Speaker 4: a deep sin, that's a problem, that's disgusting, and it's
Speaker 4: it's disgusting to do it in the name of the pluses.
Speaker 4: I'm sure that there are a lot of regular pluses
Speaker 4: out there who are extremely offended by it, like I am.
Speaker 1: So I don't know if you. You probably did not
Speaker 1: hear the live radio show today, just based on your
Speaker 1: age and demographic. But we're recording this between when my
Speaker 1: radio show gets recorded when it comes out as podcast.
Speaker 1: But I refer to ta Rico as a PLUS today,
Speaker 1: and I think I cracked up the entire booth here
Speaker 1: in LA that I think he is the plus. I
Speaker 1: don't know if he's lergy, but he seems.
Speaker 3: Like maybe that's what plus is. Jolvin, who you've.
Speaker 4: Had on the show, is also a member of the
Speaker 4: PLUS community, and we've spent some time talking about what
Speaker 4: a plus might be because I'm an L and he's
Speaker 4: a G. And that's kind of what we understand between
Speaker 4: each other, is that is the L and the G
Speaker 4: perhaps the B. And I know what a T is,
Speaker 4: but I don't I don't connect.
Speaker 3: With the t's, but I know what a T is. Obviously. No,
Speaker 3: I have no idea what a plus is. I literally
Speaker 3: have no idea.
Speaker 4: And I wonder is a plus a straight person who
Speaker 4: virtue signals with bride like the pride stuff is a
Speaker 4: plus a straight person who twists the Bible inside out
Speaker 4: to justify gay being gay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right, And that's where it's the usually something
Speaker 1: very profound earlier, which is that you can't evangelize falsehoods
Speaker 1: from the pulpit about the Bible to others. If you
Speaker 1: want to work this stuff out in your personal life
Speaker 1: on a personal basis on what you feel like, maybe
Speaker 1: some sort of a gray area or maybe some sort
Speaker 1: of point disagreement that you might have with scripture, then
Speaker 1: you worked that out on your own. But don't just
Speaker 1: flat out contradict, defy the Bible and actually gaslight people
Speaker 1: and say, no, that's what it says. This actually the
Speaker 1: story of Jesus's birth to a virgin in a manger
Speaker 1: into abject poverty without even a room. The real story
Speaker 1: there is about abortion. Like to say that, you're like,
Speaker 1: come on, what are you talking about? Like it's the
Speaker 1: how much you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I know, it's Yeah, it's extremely upsetting to hear.
Speaker 4: It's extremely upsetting. I don't know, like I mean that
Speaker 4: that's been And I've spoken to other pluses on the
Speaker 4: right about this stuff.
Speaker 3: Obviously, it just comes up in conversation, you know.
Speaker 4: Amongst yourselves, and and it's it's I think it's much more, Uh,
Speaker 4: you have much more.
Speaker 3: Integrity to say unlimited.
Speaker 4: You know, perhaps I have an affliction or whatever that
Speaker 4: that put between you, know that that puts me further
Speaker 4: away from let's say, like perfect observance. Then to say no, no,
Speaker 4: I am observant, you're wrong, or this is what it
Speaker 4: really means, or it's just why in sell people? Why
Speaker 4: not just be respectful and then and then take, you know,
Speaker 4: take your challenges with your spirituality and bring them between
Speaker 4: you and God.
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Speaker 1: banner at Alexmarlow dot com today and that seems like
Speaker 1: just a place from more humble and I this is
Speaker 1: one thing that is noteworthy that if you're gonna be
Speaker 1: someone who pontificates on religious issues, then it is important
Speaker 1: to understand that it does put yourself forward in a
Speaker 1: way where it is it's very grandiose what he's trying
Speaker 1: to do, this six year old little twerp that he's
Speaker 1: going to, you know, tell all of us, we've all
Speaker 1: interpreted the Bible completely wrong, our entire lives. And we
Speaker 1: just heard of him thirty minutes ago. Because the Democrat
Speaker 1: donors didn't like the incredible black woman that is Jasmine Crockett,
Speaker 1: and that was the only reason why we're talking about
Speaker 1: him at all. And then now he's he's just completely
Speaker 1: re educating us on the Bible. So it's odd, But
Speaker 1: do you feel like he was fully vetted? On today's show,
Speaker 1: on the Live show and on the yesterday's Live show,
Speaker 1: I went through some of his the most the craziest
Speaker 1: stuff he said. So I encourage all of you to
Speaker 1: catch up in those shows if you haven't heard it.
Speaker 1: But it's really he seems to just hate white people.
Speaker 1: He loves abortions, loves trans doesn't seem to like women.
Speaker 1: Did they vet him or is there something going on?
Speaker 4: No? I think he You know, I work with some
Speaker 4: evangelical Christians and Protestants on my on my at the
Speaker 4: consultancy at Beckingstone, and I was asking them a bit
Speaker 4: about you know, obviously this is anecdotal, but we're just
Speaker 4: hanging out and chatting, right and I was asking them like,
Speaker 4: what is the appeal here exactly? And they were explaining
Speaker 4: to me, some of the guys that I work with
Speaker 4: that they think it's that he appeals to, which I
Speaker 4: guess is a demographic that is present in Texas, you know,
Speaker 4: ex evangelical or ex fundamentalist of younger people who are
Speaker 4: progressive but have like a religious background and come from
Speaker 4: a religious place. So there, so he's kind of standing
Speaker 4: at that intersection of like progressive, woke, and also religious,
Speaker 4: and that's.
Speaker 3: Apparently who he's appealing to.
Speaker 4: I don't really know people in like, you know, in
Speaker 4: that position, in that demographic, so I can't attest to
Speaker 4: this myself, but I could definitely see how that's.
Speaker 3: A thing where you have people who do.
Speaker 4: Connect with like religious culture and church culture, but are
Speaker 4: like from like a different generation, and you know, like
Speaker 4: are trying to be cool and perhaps a bit ashamed
Speaker 4: of how rigid and harsh you know, their religion is
Speaker 4: and want to just be like liberal. And I can
Speaker 4: see how that exists, even if I don't like hang
Speaker 4: out with those people myself, and I think that that's
Speaker 4: obviously his cohort. The Democrats are really scrambling, and they're
Speaker 4: working as hard as they can to try to find
Speaker 4: somebody who is simultaneously palatable to two groups who hate
Speaker 4: each other and oppose each other, or really they hate
Speaker 4: and opposition comes from one side, which is progressives. Against
Speaker 4: Christian people and they're trying to find some sort of
Speaker 4: Frankenstegn And that's what this is, in my opinion. It's
Speaker 4: trying to make progressives and palatable to Christians and vice versa.
Speaker 3: And this is just not something. This is not work.
Speaker 1: It for me to speak. I me have all Christians.
Speaker 1: But I hope people see how insulting this all is.
Speaker 1: It's just all all very deeply insulting. So all right,
Speaker 1: we promised the audience Emma, we got a weigh in here.
Speaker 1: So Christie nom has been fired as of moments before
Speaker 1: the show. I'll tell you so, I spent some time
Speaker 1: in Washington last week and I spent some time with
Speaker 1: the President and this was a topic that her track
Speaker 1: record and her presentation was rubbing certain people the wrong way.
Speaker 1: And I'll though it was off record, but I don't
Speaker 1: think you have a problem with me sharing this. So
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have faith in myself here. But the President
Speaker 1: was very complimentary of her energy and that she tries
Speaker 1: to do stuff, tries to get stuff done, and he
Speaker 1: thinks that you know, And I thought this was really
Speaker 1: noteworthy from a leadership perspective, that you want people to
Speaker 1: take initiative. And I know this because I run a
Speaker 1: news room. There's a lot of people who were here
Speaker 1: and it's virtual, so I'm not lording over everyone's shoulder.
Speaker 1: It's the only reason you know, I have time to
Speaker 1: record a podcast is because I have a reasonable faith
Speaker 1: that the people who are on watch right now are
Speaker 1: trying to move and trying to get stuff done. And
Speaker 1: that's that's something that is really important. It's in a
Speaker 1: way the most important skill. But I guess it just
Speaker 1: caught up or that she's had one scandal after the next,
Speaker 1: and I want to know if you had any thoughts
Speaker 1: what you think might be the most defensive. But she's
Speaker 1: gone as of about an hour ago when we're recording
Speaker 1: your quick take.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it just just you know, I I'm not I
Speaker 5: don't wanna My take is you know, I come to
Speaker 5: things often like just like I care about aesthetics, I
Speaker 5: care about aesthetics and I care about vibe, and that's
Speaker 5: part of my job and something that I think about
Speaker 5: a lot.
Speaker 3: And this is not a role where like it's a
Speaker 3: light vibe. This is actually a solemn role. You know,
Speaker 3: we have a duty and a.
Speaker 4: Mandate to secure the border and to deport illegal aliens
Speaker 4: and enforce their immigration law, which isn't always compassionate or whatever,
Speaker 4: but it's matter of fact, and and it can be sad,
Speaker 4: you know, And I think you know Tom Holmer and
Speaker 4: often talks about how heavy and how sad and how
Speaker 4: hard it can sometimes be to secure the border and
Speaker 4: what that really takes and.
Speaker 3: What it really entails. It's not it's not a light thing.
Speaker 4: And she has the brand that I don't think her
Speaker 4: her personal brand is a fit with the HS and
Speaker 4: I never have and I've talked about this, I think
Speaker 4: with you before. I've definitely said it publicly where I
Speaker 4: feel like it's a little glib.
Speaker 3: It is the vanity feels a little too light.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: This stuff isn't funny.
Speaker 4: And you know, we were talking about the last time
Speaker 4: we were on about you know, the stuff cartels are
Speaker 4: doing that she's responsible for cleaning up and she's responsible
Speaker 4: for maintaining security against and I don't want to see
Speaker 4: a cute outfit like I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't like.
Speaker 3: I don't like what she was doing. I didn't like
Speaker 3: the approach, I didn't like the ascetic I didn't like
Speaker 3: the whole presentation.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't know her at all. I don't
Speaker 1: know her at all, and I'm really sympathetic to what
Speaker 1: Trump said exactly think that Trump said. And that's how
Speaker 1: I've run the newsroom that I've run is that, you know,
Speaker 1: my style is that I've got a dry sense of humor,
Speaker 1: but I try to be a serious person for the
Speaker 1: most part, and I try to be super high integrity
Speaker 1: for the most part. I try to be yeller. But
Speaker 1: you know, I've managed people who are not as high integrity,
Speaker 1: who are more just I would say, demonstrative with their emotions,
Speaker 1: and people who employ all sorts of gnarly tools and
Speaker 1: their toolkit that I would never use in a personal level,
Speaker 1: and I've learned to love all of it for different scenarios.
Speaker 1: Just you know, I don't go to the golf course
Speaker 1: with fourteen drivers. I go with you fourteen different clubs.
Speaker 1: And I've always liked that, and I thought that's what
Speaker 1: Trump was doing here, and I kind of had faith
Speaker 1: in it. But I don't know, maybe I missed on
Speaker 1: this one because it's the I don't have any regrets
Speaker 1: or or as I like say, no regrets, because sometimes
Speaker 1: you get the no regirts tattoos out there is. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I no regrets on this, but it is. I guess
Speaker 1: it is just not enough to have great vibes and
Speaker 1: that applies to us too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course, and listen, I'm sure she's great, Like
Speaker 4: I would love to.
Speaker 3: Have Tonore with her, hang with her or whatever, but
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: It was all just kind of too cute. And I
Speaker 4: hope that Mark Wayn Mullen has a different tone.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I hope so too, so Mark Wayn mullins, And well,
Speaker 1: we'll get to him. He's a huge fan favorite. So
Speaker 1: we are definitely not going backwards with this, but I
Speaker 1: feel like it's important that we play this clip. I
Speaker 1: think this is what did know him in. And there's
Speaker 1: a number of controversies in particular just sort of the
Speaker 1: optics of her getting glammed up and then trying to
Speaker 1: have a very serious job and that was okay for me,
Speaker 1: but it was not working for I think everyone within
Speaker 1: the administration. And there was all sorts of different issues
Speaker 1: in terms of in particular stemming from her rumored relationship
Speaker 1: with Corey Lewandowski, who is a Trump campaign advisor in
Speaker 1: the first term. They're both married. I think they both
Speaker 1: have lots of kids, and it was really sort of
Speaker 1: tabloid fodder, and it was it was an open secret,
Speaker 1: which I don't know anything first or even secondhand about
Speaker 1: this stuff, but everyone assumed that was going on didn't
Speaker 1: look great. They of course worked together and this type
Speaker 1: of stuff. I think Trump needs people to be careful
Speaker 1: and he doesn't need I think, moral purity from people,
Speaker 1: but I think he needs people to be more careful
Speaker 1: and that I think the pr for the immigration enforcement
Speaker 1: has been not good. I think that a lot of
Speaker 1: it's been effective, but a lot of it has been
Speaker 1: not good in terms of managing political expectations, which is
Speaker 1: a reality in that now we are in an election year.
Speaker 1: So I think this was a big moment. John Kennedy,
Speaker 1: Senator Kennedy had a exchange with her a couple of
Speaker 1: days ago as we're recording, where she was getting called
Speaker 1: out for something that is not easy to defend and
Speaker 1: she does not have a great defense. I think this
Speaker 1: is the moment that mark the end for Christy oum.
Speaker 1: Let's play this cuple He's Missy the.
Speaker 6: President improved ahead of time. You spending two one hundred
Speaker 6: and twenty million dollars running TV ads across the country
Speaker 6: in which you are featured prominently.
Speaker 7: Yes, sir, we went through the legal processes. Did it correct?
Speaker 1: Yes he did? Yes, Okay, okay, So legal or not?
Speaker 1: Not a great premise when we got massive affordability issues
Speaker 1: in a bloated budget. Two twenty million in TV ads
Speaker 1: featuring yourself not great. Okay, let's go on.
Speaker 8: And one thing Senator, I think would be helpful to
Speaker 8: know is how effective that communications has been that.
Speaker 1: Will overwhelming give in your name recognition.
Speaker 6: I mean, I personally just I mean to me, it
Speaker 6: puts the president in a terribly awkward spot and it
Speaker 6: it and I just I'm not saying you're not telling
Speaker 6: the truth. It's just hard for me to believe the
Speaker 6: president as I do that you said, mister President, here's
Speaker 6: some ads and I'm almost pending two hundred and twenty
Speaker 6: million dollars running them that he would have agreed to.
Speaker 1: That okay. Positive. So you know, Kennedy is not my
Speaker 1: favorite in the sense that he gets away with some
Speaker 1: really bad votes, like the Ukraine funding votes, because he's
Speaker 1: hilarious and is charismatic, but the fact that he is
Speaker 1: giving this like really sort of kind of disappointed, like
Speaker 1: he's a disappointed parent tone super effective here and making
Speaker 1: her look stupid. Do you think I'm of the target
Speaker 1: on that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that's it.
Speaker 4: This isn't even like his normal shtick that he gets
Speaker 4: all of his points from is like having the funny
Speaker 4: euphemisms and like funny puns and jokes like this is
Speaker 4: him literally just like like calmly asking her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like, so this is brutal.
Speaker 4: This is and it gets to exactly what we were
Speaker 4: just talking about, where it's like what are you doing?
Speaker 4: Like what are you? What are you doing? Why would
Speaker 4: you have a commercial with yourself in it? As the
Speaker 4: head of DHS, Like it makes you wonder because of
Speaker 4: this like silly, this, this silly vibe that she has
Speaker 4: in this silly activity, Like is she only there because
Speaker 4: she shot a dog? Like did he think that? Like
Speaker 4: that was hardcore dog? And he's gonna put her at DHS.
Speaker 1: Reminded me of that because this is the it's the
Speaker 1: I've got, I've got I've got a senile dog and
Speaker 1: he keeps U up all night barking, and I alternate
Speaker 1: between he is a testament to a dog parent's love
Speaker 1: and he's a testament to the spirit of an animal.
Speaker 1: He was our rescue dog who I like to say
Speaker 1: these names Chip. You met Chip Emma? Who is he? He?
Speaker 1: He was rescuing from the other loving family that would
Speaker 1: have adopted him the following weekend. He's a terrier mix
Speaker 1: and he just lived a thousand years and he has
Speaker 1: just been a survivor. He's moved with us a million places,
Speaker 1: and he's just still kicking. I obviously don't even remember
Speaker 1: when he board it was so long ago. But I'll
Speaker 1: tell you if you'll wake me up the middle of
Speaker 1: the night and I'll just turn my wife and I'll say,
Speaker 1: let's get Christy Noman here, Let's get him in here.
Speaker 1: Let's end this thing. And it's the I think.
Speaker 4: I think all donors have had a I think all
Speaker 4: dog owners about a Christy No moment, and.
Speaker 1: Those of you who forget that she really did shoot
Speaker 1: her dog and then sort of semi brag about it
Speaker 1: in a book, which is just look, is it?
Speaker 3: Semi? She's straight up about it, And I'm.
Speaker 1: Not going to put her on my top list of
Speaker 1: people to get a beer with in the administration. It
Speaker 1: just knocking me super high. All right, let's play more
Speaker 1: for the clip.
Speaker 6: That I don't think russ vote at O and B
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Speaker 6: I'm only Appropriations Committee. I mean, my research shows that
Speaker 6: you did not bid them out, that you pick. In fact,
Speaker 6: one of the people you picked, the strategy group.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: Safe America Media was a company formed eleven days before
Speaker 6: you picked them, and that the strategy group got most
Speaker 6: of the money, and the head of that is married
Speaker 6: to your former spokesperson. I'm I'm, I'm we.
Speaker 1: All okayaz, so she of the It wasn't just the
Speaker 1: two twenty. Most of it went to a strategy group
Speaker 1: that started eleven days earlier, and the company that got
Speaker 1: the money was run by apparently someone who was the
Speaker 1: spouse of Gnomes former spokesman.
Speaker 4: I this is I know, I know, I know them
Speaker 4: and that sucks, you know.
Speaker 1: I know, oh man, I didn't even know that. It's
Speaker 1: a yeah, I really were keeping the audience in the dark. Hill.
Speaker 4: They're really cool and they're really nice, and I was
Speaker 4: I was very uh.
Speaker 3: But can we be careful?
Speaker 1: Can we be careful? It's the everyone's gonna wit their beak.
Speaker 1: But does it have to be this where you know
Speaker 1: my five year old can wrap their hand out. I
Speaker 1: don't have a five year old. Now, my six year
Speaker 1: old or my seven year old can wrap their head
Speaker 1: around and be like, doesn't sound good, doesn't sound good?
Speaker 1: Not great luck? All right, we got a little more.
Speaker 1: Let's not quit going with that.
Speaker 6: I'm just it troubles me quarter a fifth to a
Speaker 6: quarter of a billion dollars taxpayer money when when we're
Speaker 6: scratching for every penny and we're fighting over recision packages.
Speaker 6: I just can't agree with Madam Kerr. Are you still
Speaker 6: running those ends?
Speaker 3: Senator?
Speaker 8: Senator, I did not have anything to do with picking
Speaker 8: those contractors.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 7: Politicals at the Department Stunity.
Speaker 8: Understand are official, follow the competitive bid process are everything.
Speaker 7: I think the ads are due to end here in March.
Speaker 7: I think within a week.
Speaker 8: I'm not sure the one that is running is focusing
Speaker 8: on the Angel families.
Speaker 1: Thank you, miss That's that's enough. The yeah, it's really,
Speaker 1: oh my god, it's like so well right, I mean,
Speaker 1: Kennedy's tone is just what he knows he's.
Speaker 4: Got, yeah, totally, and what he's saying like you don't
Speaker 4: need to yell it devastating.
Speaker 3: What are you saying? Is I support it now and
Speaker 3: she looks bad.
Speaker 1: Here can move. So Mark Wayne Wallin's in, you got you.
Speaker 3: Gotta get fired. Actually you have to kind of do that,
Speaker 3: is like you just do what.
Speaker 1: The Coryandowski stuff is odd and the glam is odd,
Speaker 1: but you kind of should get fired for that. So
Speaker 1: good for Trump. Look he's a fireer and now he's fired.
Speaker 1: It is sad though, because we did have an interview
Speaker 1: with her on the books for next week I think
Speaker 1: with Boyle, so we're gonna miss out on that probably.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, actually.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we should actually shows up.
Speaker 4: Exit interview brid Bart exclusive.
Speaker 1: I will let's come let me. Let's let me share
Speaker 1: a little bit about Mark Waynemullen, who's in Oklahoma senator.
Speaker 1: It's a red state, so I'm wondering. I don't know
Speaker 1: when his term is up. I should have looked this
Speaker 1: up before, but the governor of Oklahoma stit is pretty
Speaker 1: lame who He's a Republican, so it would be if
Speaker 1: it's a if it's an appointment situation, we'll get a
Speaker 1: Republican for sure, but it might not be a Maga Republican.
Speaker 1: But Mullen is great. He's super media savvy. He's great
Speaker 1: on pretty much all policies. Really good on the border,
Speaker 1: which will be the main job, but even the foreign policy,
Speaker 1: he's been very good because he's one of the people
Speaker 1: who's actually warning that Iran was rebuilding after the initial
Speaker 1: mid nine hammer strikes, which is I think really important
Speaker 1: because one of the last favorite points this week, I said,
Speaker 1: well we were told they were done having nukes, we'll
Speaker 1: never get nukes again. It's like, no, Well they started
Speaker 1: again right away. They moved to the south, they started
Speaker 1: rebuilding there, and they were claiming they made a lot
Speaker 1: of progress, and of course we were exaggerating eleven percent
Speaker 1: when we said we completely destroyed it for life. And
Speaker 1: then he was pretty good on that stuff. He's also
Speaker 1: very media savvy. I mean, he's a really good shape.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, I mean, I'm glad that you are giving a
Speaker 4: little bit of a you know, you're the best person too.
Speaker 4: I the second I saw the announcement that we were
Speaker 4: coming on together for like ten minutes later, and I
Speaker 4: was like crashing, just trying to go on Breitbart and
Speaker 4: I'm like, why wait, why am I doing this?
Speaker 3: I'm literally about to get on with the editor in
Speaker 3: chief Bart. It's a positive.
Speaker 1: It's a positive. Hey, it could be good.
Speaker 3: For a show.
Speaker 4: I've never interviewed, so no, I don't have more.
Speaker 1: You know, maybe once and I don't remember very well,
Speaker 1: but it'll cabably come in the show, so we'll get
Speaker 1: it'll be good for the audience. There is a war
Speaker 1: going on in Iran and I we've not talked about it,
Speaker 1: which is I think good. I don't get the impression
Speaker 1: the whole audience wants only Iran thoughts, but I do
Speaker 1: want to get your thoughts on what your your take
Speaker 1: is thus far as someone who I think you're, you're
Speaker 1: uniquely positioned in that you're a younger millennial. So I
Speaker 1: think you've got you're you're young, but you're conscientious of
Speaker 1: some of the old who might be watching the show,
Speaker 1: and you're Jewish and pro Israel, but not to the
Speaker 1: point where we should be putting boots on the ground
Speaker 1: on Israel's behalf. So I'm really curious how you think
Speaker 1: that things are going at this point.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I give I give a bit of a
Speaker 4: racy wants a racy a take on Israel. And from
Speaker 4: the perspective of a Zionist, I like to think that
Speaker 4: I have some credibility and that I'm not just like
Speaker 4: you know, at any cost, at any cause whatever Israel wants,
Speaker 4: at any cause that's not that's actually not me at all.
Speaker 3: But anyways, so yeah, you know, I'm like, I listen.
Speaker 4: We opened the podcast by explaining, like, how dumb I am.
Speaker 4: So I don't want to pretend to have some sort
Speaker 4: of special insight.
Speaker 3: Like no, like I mean, what war with the relic?
Speaker 4: Yeah, like from my tactical professional experience in war, you know.
Speaker 4: But no, but I think that this is obviously you know,
Speaker 4: I have some sense of what's up, and I work
Speaker 4: for you, so I like to think I know politics
Speaker 4: a little bit. It's obviously a huge political risk for Trump,
Speaker 4: but I don't think that is anything new or even like,
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 3: That goes without saying.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: The one thing that I actually do find really interesting
Speaker 4: and that is under reported on and under commented on,
Speaker 4: and I would love Francis is take I wish you
Speaker 4: was here is the impact of this on China, which
Speaker 4: I think is you know, because I'm not again, I
Speaker 4: don't live in Israel. I'm not an Israeli citizen, and
Speaker 4: the Israeli angle is interesting, I suppose, but not as
Speaker 4: not super interesting to me because I live in New
Speaker 4: York and I'm currently sitting in washi Pin, DC, So
Speaker 4: you know, I'm interested in what is the US get
Speaker 4: out of this, and obviously we're spending a tremendous amount
Speaker 4: of money there and we're all very focused on it,
Speaker 4: and we're doing it.
Speaker 3: We're putting this huge effort into it.
Speaker 4: So like what happens in terms of our direct interest
Speaker 4: and to me, like my biggest thing that I think
Speaker 4: foreign policy wise is.
Speaker 3: Important to America is China. And there has been some
Speaker 3: interesting stuff.
Speaker 4: If you do try to look in that direction and
Speaker 4: you try to find you can find like scraps of
Speaker 4: interesting news. Actually, the National Review, which I can't believe
Speaker 4: I'm saying this as a former bright Bart editor, but
Speaker 4: the National Review had a really interesting piece on this actually,
Speaker 4: and I really encourage the listeners to go check it out.
Speaker 3: I'm sure they will.
Speaker 4: They'll find it the impact of the Iran War and
Speaker 4: epicure on China. And what she was writing was basically
Speaker 4: that this is really bad for China and there's a
Speaker 4: few reasons for it. China has a narrative that they're
Speaker 4: kind of operating on, and the CCP as a narrative
Speaker 4: that they're operating on. That's basically, America is in decline.
Speaker 4: And not only are they in decline, but their military
Speaker 4: documen and their military strength isn't what it's crept out
Speaker 4: and there's limits to America and hard power that that
Speaker 4: they they that are just you know, that are that
Speaker 4: are are just true. And they're basing that obviously on
Speaker 4: Afghanistan and using Afghanistan as the as the justifications for
Speaker 4: that claim and therefore their own empowerment and this whole
Speaker 4: situation aside from the fact that they actually received eighty
Speaker 4: percent of what it could be in terms of oil, Yeah,
Speaker 4: so they're at like one hundred bucks a barrel right now,
Speaker 4: I read. So aside from that, you know, the the
Speaker 4: like actual tangible effect on them, there's an ideological effect
Speaker 4: on them that's like really interesting, and it's basically that
Speaker 4: you know, maybe they're censoring, maybe they're censoring what their
Speaker 4: population reads on we Bow or whatever, but their generals
Speaker 4: are seeing what they're seeing, you know, and the CCP
Speaker 4: is seeing what they're seeing. So chisi in Ping can
Speaker 4: like say whatever he wants or whatever. But Xijian Ping
Speaker 4: is in a crisis domestically than his own party, as
Speaker 4: I'm sure our listeners know, and I'm sure Breitbart is
Speaker 4: covered very well. You know, they had a big purage
Speaker 4: recently and that's not good. And among the people who
Speaker 4: are left, they're looking at this and saying, wait a second.
Speaker 4: I was told first of all that the United States
Speaker 4: didn't even have like, you know, the muscle to try this,
Speaker 4: and second of.
Speaker 3: All that they would not be able to.
Speaker 4: Get this far into it when if they could, and
Speaker 4: what's going on, right, And so that is very tormenting
Speaker 4: psychologically and emotionally to the CCP, which obviously that matters.
Speaker 4: They're purely ideological, right, this is like their religion in China,
Speaker 4: so it matters.
Speaker 3: And I find that fascinating.
Speaker 4: And I think that, to me is what grabs me
Speaker 4: about watching this obviously, sure, other than the main event
Speaker 4: itself and the official, you know, direct impact itself, but
Speaker 4: if we're talking about like our interest and what's going
Speaker 4: on in our interest, that's to me something that is
Speaker 4: a secondary thing that is kind of to me the
Speaker 4: primary interest.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I think that's the beau. I think a
Speaker 1: great way of looking at it. So and I did
Speaker 1: talk to Peter Schweizer about this on the live radio show,
Speaker 1: so one of the most recent episodes. You guys can
Speaker 1: track that down. But yeah, but you highlight the main thing,
Speaker 1: so almost ninety percent of Iran's oil exports going to China,
Speaker 1: so this is gonna hurt China's economy. They've put their
Speaker 1: GDP growth and projected below five percent for the first
Speaker 1: time in thirty years because of this, no doubt. And
Speaker 1: there's such weak allies, like they're not doing anything. They're
Speaker 1: just saying mean stuff. They're like Gavin Newsome, They're just
Speaker 1: like saying this is bad. It's it's like like let's
Speaker 1: go maybe they'll go and Kimble's show and they'll just
Speaker 1: say this is really bad. Trump is really bad. But
Speaker 1: they're not really doing anything. So again, all roadslead to China.
Speaker 1: This is part of Trump's genius is he finds a
Speaker 1: way to have a secondary harm of any of these
Speaker 1: attacks that he makes affect China. And I think he's
Speaker 1: done this here pretty brilliantly because it's too light of
Speaker 1: a love tap for Kinded to really push back substantially,
Speaker 1: but it's firm enough where it is going to do
Speaker 1: some damage and weaken them just a little bit. And
Speaker 1: it's just it's really expert stuff from my vantage point,
Speaker 1: and I don't think I'm missing anything. I think that's it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, I think it just like you know, really
Speaker 4: exposes the dynamics too. That's exactly right. That's a great point.
Speaker 4: That's another I think important point, which is this is
Speaker 4: a second time in like two months that we have
Speaker 4: popped off on one of China's main allies quote unquote,
Speaker 4: and China doesn't do anything. They do not do anything,
Speaker 4: and it makes you think, it really makes you think
Speaker 4: what kind of allied China is.
Speaker 1: If I was Russia, I want it's the same. Is
Speaker 1: like Russia's stay doing the same thing, like if they're
Speaker 1: not happy about itout doing anything. So it's just this
Speaker 1: is all how Trump can win. That's why we guest.
Speaker 1: He said, to clear victory, mission accomplished, put fly the
Speaker 1: banner up there like George Bush, and just get out
Speaker 1: and just declare victory and then and then this will all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that's that's yeah. I'm like, let's go, like,
Speaker 3: let's just wrap it up. Cool. Cool. That was amazing.
Speaker 1: That was Marvel trying to make Weekly famous. So hopefully
Speaker 1: next week we'll have we've already declared victory and then
Speaker 1: we can get back talking to fun stuff like hey,
Speaker 1: out with Dana Bash at the White House, which I
Speaker 1: got to do so.
Speaker 4: It's so annoying that your ran ward derailed my my
Speaker 4: pr my news cycle plan of asking you about.
Speaker 1: How that's what we're going to do next hopefully hopefully.
Speaker 1: But I'm always great to hang with you. What can
Speaker 1: I plug on your behalf, your other show, your ex account?
Speaker 4: Thank you, yeah yeah, Exit Emma, Joe NYC, my thank you.
Speaker 4: My My other podcast is the group Chat on TUAE
Speaker 4: that's live at four pm on Thurnsdays and it's a
Speaker 4: debate show, so it's very different than this.
Speaker 3: That's it, beautiful.
Speaker 1: Thank you having Joe Morrison. Thanks to Missy for putting
Speaker 1: this together. All of you in the audience, go talk
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Speaker 4: Thank you, and thank you Missy for putting up with
Speaker 4: my horrible situation.
Speaker 1: And I could have shot this throw down out I am,
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Speaker 9: I gotta run though, Thanks everyone.
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