Speaker 1: Yeah, he's just don't need to feel down.
Speaker 2: I said, you made get yourself off the round?
Speaker 3: You said, Saturn the steps.
Speaker 2: Does anybody know I can't hear you over the music?
Speaker 2: Did you see that?
Speaker 3: The village people agreed to perform, So they're gonna perform
Speaker 3: at one of the balls, but I think they should
Speaker 3: actually perform in the Capital in the rotunda as he's
Speaker 3: got his hand on the Bible, a bunch of elderly
Speaker 3: men wearing Halloween costumes, and you're excited about this. It's
Speaker 3: the theme song, not the whole thang.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: Did you see him at marlog over the weekend?
Speaker 2: Trump is djight again? Everybody was doing the YMCA.
Speaker 3: How well this became the theme of the forty seventh president.
Speaker 3: Who knows a silly veiled anthem to gay hook us?
Speaker 2: But let's dance. It's hilarious anyway. Yeah, all doing.
Speaker 3: But now it is what a historic day? Did we
Speaker 3: get to walk you through? Yes it is.
Speaker 2: We are live from Studio C dimly let.
Speaker 3: Deep with in the balls balls, Oh hell deep with
Speaker 3: the first gaff of the Trump administration years not officially,
Speaker 3: we got a couple hours deep within the bowels of
Speaker 3: the Armstrong you getting communications compound and today we're under
Speaker 3: the tutelage of our general manager.
Speaker 2: Donald J.
Speaker 3: Trump and the revolution of common sense. That had a
Speaker 3: great ring to it. That's a line he threw out
Speaker 3: at the rally yesterday. Has he been hammering that line
Speaker 3: lately and I just missed it or or no, I
Speaker 3: feel like an ad lib that is leaked out as
Speaker 3: part of his inaugural address today. Okay, that is going
Speaker 3: to be the theme of his inaugural address, the return
Speaker 3: to common sense, which is really what is the T
Speaker 3: shirt that you uh you you got us a couple
Speaker 3: of weeks ago, end of the year.
Speaker 2: It's a crap. It's just a different version of cut
Speaker 2: the crab.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would agree. I absolutely love that theme. I
Speaker 3: hope we hang on to that, and I hope the
Speaker 3: people of America have developed the courage to insist on
Speaker 3: calling crap crap.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to uh later.
Speaker 5: Read from Peter Baker's New York Times piece today, which
Speaker 5: is the most favorable coverage of Trump.
Speaker 3: I think maybe ever treating him for one thing, like
Speaker 3: a completely regular president, as they should. But two, there's
Speaker 3: a paragraph in there where Peter Baker writes it turns
Speaker 3: out that many of Trump's policies are very popular in America.
Speaker 3: He writes in a paragraph, Oh it's a surprise to
Speaker 3: his New York Times readers, but that is, you know,
Speaker 3: that's a return to common sense. Hey, it turns out,
Speaker 3: and we're gonna go through the.
Speaker 5: Poll that the New York Times released is their big
Speaker 5: Sunday story yesterday on immigration. I mean, the numbers on
Speaker 5: the immigration stuff are astounding, just astounding. Of course, we
Speaker 5: all sensed that, we all knew that it's just it's
Speaker 5: only news if you're like an online progressive.
Speaker 3: Indeed, and I think that the masses of Americans and
Speaker 3: more and more every day, are back to my previous point.
Speaker 2: Realizing that, oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: The people that I had deferred to because they have degrees,
Speaker 3: they have jobs at networks, they write for big papers whatever,
Speaker 3: they're college professors, I thought, well, who might argue with
Speaker 3: them or tell them they're wrong?
Speaker 2: And people were cowed into submission.
Speaker 3: I'm hoping they're much more bold about you know exactly
Speaker 3: what you're talking about, saying no, that's this.
Speaker 5: Garbage, for instance, And I'll just hit one of these
Speaker 5: numbers now. We'll get into it later. This is from
Speaker 5: the New York Times article on Trump policies over the weekend.
Speaker 5: Do you support or oppose this deporting immigrants who are
Speaker 5: here illegally and have criminal records?
Speaker 3: As we've been saying for a long time, how could.
Speaker 2: You be against this?
Speaker 5: We have cities, We have a governor in California. We
Speaker 5: have cities where it is their mission to.
Speaker 3: Make sure they protect known criminals who are here illegally.
Speaker 3: They'll do anything to make sure the federal government does
Speaker 3: not find out that we're hiding an illegal here who's
Speaker 3: a criminal. E seven percent of Americans, Oh my lord,
Speaker 3: want to deport those people?
Speaker 2: It's all over you. It's ninety percent.
Speaker 3: Ninety percent of Americans think that's not sad. Well, in
Speaker 3: that remaining ten to thirteen percent, how many of them
Speaker 3: are demonstrably diagnosably mentally ill. Probably at least half or
Speaker 3: half of that's crazy?
Speaker 2: Ass? Please the slightest idea what the question even means? Yeah?
Speaker 5: So, I mean, you know, if you follow politics at all,
Speaker 5: there's nothing that's a ninety percent issue. Hardly kids being
Speaker 5: cute are not inn a ninety percent issue. But so
Speaker 5: Trump would stand up there at rallies or debates or
Speaker 5: whatever and say we're going to deport the legal criminals.
Speaker 3: Ooh controversial, No, no, no, nothing could be less controversial.
Speaker 3: And what you have to keep in mind is there.
Speaker 2: Are probably a few, is ishe of.
Speaker 3: These politicians who actually believe that protecting criminal illegal aliens
Speaker 3: is the right thing to do. A few of them
Speaker 3: are at freaking nuts. The rest of them, remember this,
Speaker 3: Their advisors, of their posters have just told them, you
Speaker 3: know that if you espouse this policy, that will really
Speaker 3: help help you with the Hispanic vote. And so knowing
Speaker 3: the damage they're doing to their cities and towns, knowing
Speaker 3: the murders and rapes and robberies and burglaries that will
Speaker 3: take place, fully knowing that the Gavin Newsoms of the
Speaker 3: world still protect those criminals because of some perceived political
Speaker 3: advantage it gives them.
Speaker 2: That's how morally bankrupt they are.
Speaker 3: Eighty seven percent, That is fantastic. Come on, America, get offline,
Speaker 3: talk to your neighbors. Form your political opinions based on
Speaker 3: what people around you, think, not what some talking head
Speaker 3: demands that you think at NPR, which was insufferable this morning,
Speaker 3: by the way, or you know, eighty zero any of
Speaker 3: your big foot media screwm all.
Speaker 5: Well, it's a revolution of common sense and it might
Speaker 5: actually can't wait to watch it. It's gonna be interesting
Speaker 5: to watch how it unfolds. A lot of executive orders
Speaker 5: and actions going on today. We can get into some
Speaker 5: of that later. Joe Biden walking out the door, pardoning
Speaker 5: more people than have ever been pardoned by any president.
Speaker 5: That's now officially true. He is the partner in chief
Speaker 5: as he heads out the door. Most of it performative
Speaker 5: around people who weren't going to be charged with anything anyway.
Speaker 5: But it's a performative act since everything is performative now.
Speaker 5: The return to normalcy guy got booted out because he
Speaker 5: didn't return us to normalcy.
Speaker 3: And what's truly reprehensible about what he did, including the
Speaker 3: Hunter Biden thing, And nobody's talking about this, which shocks me.
Speaker 3: It's preemptive pardons for whatever. It's like a super cloak
Speaker 3: of invisibility for any federal charge, no matter what it
Speaker 3: may be.
Speaker 2: Or that's crazy.
Speaker 3: If you want to pardon somebody for something specific for
Speaker 3: which they've been convicted or whatever, that's a pardon.
Speaker 2: We can are you about it.
Speaker 3: But this this superpower, this force field of their pardon
Speaker 3: for everything, whatever, whatever it happened, What the hell is that?
Speaker 3: That is utterly unprecedented. Yeah, so we got a lot
Speaker 3: of news today. It's Martin Luther King Junior's birthday. I
Speaker 3: don't even know if we'll be able to get around
Speaker 3: to that, but there is.
Speaker 5: Some some things I'd like to say on that. They,
Speaker 5: as you know, moved the inauguration indoors, which sucks if
Speaker 5: you were planning to go there. Man, somebody is telling
Speaker 5: me yesterday they have friends, mom, dad, and three kids.
Speaker 5: A family of five was going airfare, hotels, whole thing.
Speaker 2: And they ain't gonna see nothing.
Speaker 3: So there's an arena they opened up for people to
Speaker 3: go watch on the big screen and Trump said it'll
Speaker 3: swing by later.
Speaker 5: But what's an arena hold thirty thousand people? The basketball
Speaker 5: arena there's gonna be like four hundred thousand people there.
Speaker 5: So yeah, mostly ain't gonna get nothing out of it,
Speaker 5: which really sucks. But what are you gonna do? Weather's weather?
Speaker 5: How does mailbag looks?
Speaker 2: It's fine? Oh, we didn't start the show officially. We no.
Speaker 2: I was so excited about WYAMCA. I'm Jack.
Speaker 3: I'm excited about the Executive Order that's going to establish
Speaker 3: that there are men and there are women.
Speaker 2: End of discussion. Halle freakin Louias.
Speaker 5: Starting today, probably yeah, awesome. I'm Jack Armstrong, He's Joe
Speaker 5: Getty on this. It is Monday, January twentieth. It's a
Speaker 5: special date. It's in the Constitution, the year twenty twenty five.
Speaker 5: We are Armstrong in Getty, and we approve of this program.
Speaker 3: Let's put our hand on the Bible and swear to
Speaker 3: and torm you precisely according to FCC rules and regulations
Speaker 3: at mark at.
Speaker 4: Noon, the curtain closes are four long years of.
Speaker 2: American decline and we begin a brand new day of.
Speaker 6: American strength and prosperity, dignity, and pride, bringing it all
Speaker 6: back once and for all.
Speaker 2: We're going to end the reign of a failed.
Speaker 4: And corrupt political establishment in Washington, a failed administration.
Speaker 6: We're not going to take it anymore.
Speaker 3: There you go, in the words of Twisted Sister, We're
Speaker 3: not going to take it.
Speaker 2: No, we ain't gonna take it.
Speaker 5: The actual governing starts at noon Eastern today, and man,
Speaker 5: there's a lot on their plate. And we'll see how
Speaker 5: this turns out over the next four years. How does mailbag. Look,
Speaker 5: did you say pretty good?
Speaker 2: Oscar? I said that here we go.
Speaker 5: Text line is four one five two nine five KFTC.
Speaker 5: Shouldn't be a surprise anybody who's listened to us for years.
Speaker 2: But I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't have much truck for pageantry, and I particularly
Speaker 5: don't like it around our power because it's all monarchical.
Speaker 5: It's all you know, vestiges of kings, all this. And
Speaker 5: so Kamala Harris and her husband, the nanny Slapper just
Speaker 5: rolled up to the White House for the last time
Speaker 5: and got out of the limo and met Joe Biden
Speaker 5: and Jill standing there on the red carpet, and they
Speaker 5: come forward and they kiss, and they put you and
Speaker 5: everybody's around with cameras. I hate that sort of thing.
Speaker 5: I think it's so anti everything we're about.
Speaker 3: If the others, sure they're red hot hatred for each other,
Speaker 3: at least warmed the path yo briefly. Now the best
Speaker 3: part is they're going in the White House. Now, how
Speaker 3: are they even going to pretend to go through the
Speaker 3: motions of, you know, one last conversation when it's known
Speaker 3: that they hate each other. May I inscribe on your headstone?
Speaker 3: He didn't have much truck for pageantry. Would that be
Speaker 3: all right? It's a nice marble one. Oh, I know it,
Speaker 3: I know it. The peaceful transfer of power. He's absolutely
Speaker 3: worth celebrating. And a certain amount of it's okay, But
Speaker 3: you're right, it does lapse into the monarchical feel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of it is.
Speaker 5: It looks like Buckingham Palace, royal family stuff, which is
Speaker 5: all perform it if.
Speaker 2: It has no power whatsoever.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, well, uh, you want to talk about not pageantry.
Speaker 3: I started my day by getting dog crap on my iPhone,
Speaker 3: so yeah, yeah, kind of.
Speaker 2: A poor start to the train. And I have a cold.
Speaker 3: When are we gonna make you America healthy again? It
Speaker 3: hasn't started yet.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 3: Why was your dog suitcasing your iPhone so.
Speaker 2: The evildoers couldn't find it?
Speaker 3: No, I was walking him in the pre dawn cold
Speaker 3: and listening to NPR because I was kind of curious
Speaker 3: to see how they were handling inauguration day. And I
Speaker 3: think in fifteen minutes I heard January sixth referenced four times.
Speaker 3: I mean, that is obviously their obsession, but it was
Speaker 3: like tucked in my jacket pocket and when he unleashed.
Speaker 3: I leaned over to clean it up, and it slid
Speaker 3: out of my jacket pocket and took an unfortunate carem
Speaker 3: and then right into the pile.
Speaker 2: What did you say and.
Speaker 3: Or think when they're in the early morning walking your dog,
Speaker 3: you bent over and your phone fell into a pile
Speaker 3: of dog poop?
Speaker 2: I believe I said out loud, are you e fing kidding?
Speaker 2: But obviously I.
Speaker 3: Spa eight moments like that. Well, and I thought that, well,
Speaker 3: there it is. It's cold, and usually he will go
Speaker 3: at least twice, and so I think I can't get
Speaker 3: the It was the logistical and microbial nightmare. And then
Speaker 3: in taking the case off my phone so I can
Speaker 3: get the dog poo off of it, I cried off
Speaker 3: the lens protector that you know, the screensavers, whatever you
Speaker 3: call us. So I got to do that. Later as
Speaker 3: a poor start to the day, I blamed Trump. Anyway,
Speaker 3: here's your freedom loving quoting. Now we're turning the page
Speaker 3: on that. That's still part of the Biden era. We're
Speaker 3: turning the page on the phone in the dog blue era.
Speaker 3: You're right, you know, and I've misinterpreted it so badly. Clearly,
Speaker 3: this is the last moments. That's Joe Biden's America. You
Speaker 3: get dog gass all over your iPhone with Joe Biden
Speaker 3: in charge.
Speaker 2: You kidding me?
Speaker 3: Come on, it's time to wipe our eyePhone owns clean
Speaker 3: and us are in a revolution of common sense. This
Speaker 3: is from Ronald Reagan's inaugural address in nineteen eighty one,
Speaker 3: sent along by Roy the Marine.
Speaker 2: Quote.
Speaker 3: Above all, we must realize that no arsenal or no
Speaker 3: weapon in the arsenals of the world is so formidable
Speaker 3: is the will and courage of free men and women.
Speaker 3: It is a weapon our adversaries in today's world do
Speaker 3: not have. It is a weapon that we as Americans
Speaker 3: do have. Let that be understood by those who practice
Speaker 3: terrorism and prey upon their neighbors.
Speaker 4: Rah.
Speaker 5: So the I wouldn't call it pageantry. So the stuff
Speaker 5: that is delineated as this is how we do it.
Speaker 5: That is all about the transfer of power. I get
Speaker 5: that's perfectly appropriate that we do that. Aside from that
Speaker 5: one day that we won't mention, it's always gone very,
Speaker 5: very swimmingly, the transfer of power, and that is cool
Speaker 5: and unprecedented in world history for this length of time. Yes,
Speaker 5: I don't know about the current president meeting the former
Speaker 5: president on the White House steps, and then all the
Speaker 5: flash babs and stuff that's like Hollywood crap.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, here's your mail bag. Drop us a note
Speaker 3: mail bag at Armstrong and Giddy dot com. Not quite
Speaker 3: as inspiring as Reagan's quote. This is from online thinker,
Speaker 3: Oh show is sent along by dean government of the people,
Speaker 3: by the people, for the people, but the people are retarded.
Speaker 3: See I don't use the R word.
Speaker 2: It's very cynical.
Speaker 3: Dean send better quotes Chens, writes Nick I and many
Speaker 3: other citizens are sickened every few years by presidential pardons
Speaker 3: in the eleventh out.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Maybe an international criminal court could put the screws to
Speaker 3: fauci sensus crimes or against the entire planet.
Speaker 2: Also for reforms, I.
Speaker 3: Think no exiting president should be allowed to issue pardons
Speaker 3: between election day and inauguration day. Pardons before election day
Speaker 3: would be valuable vol information. That's a way to tweak
Speaker 3: the law. Yeah sure, you know, I'm thinking over how
Speaker 3: constitutional it is, because it's a constitutional power, so it'd
Speaker 3: have to be an amendment.
Speaker 2: The founders might say, well, that.
Speaker 5: Ignores the whole point is that they're supposed to be
Speaker 5: able to do some things they need to do there
Speaker 5: at the end, outside of politics, and this would put
Speaker 5: it back in the arena of politics.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: Alternately, we should adopt a system like Texas uses, where
Speaker 3: a board recommends pardons and the governor approves them or not.
Speaker 2: Something different than what we're doing.
Speaker 3: I'd say, yeah, I would agree, as an expression of
Speaker 3: dissatisfaction with the current system.
Speaker 2: Amen to that.
Speaker 3: Uh, Paolo writes nothing earth shaking here, I'm just stating
Speaker 3: obvious in reference to Trump's plan to make men men
Speaker 3: and women women. I think we even boil down every
Speaker 3: complain of the trans right to one thing. They want
Speaker 3: to be treated in every way as if their sex
Speaker 3: were opposite or what it is. If we don't oblige,
Speaker 3: we're the bad guys for not indulging their fantasy. Thinks
Speaker 3: they might be the bad guys for insisting that we
Speaker 3: indulge their fantasy and vilifying us if we don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would.
Speaker 3: We didn't even mention Friday or today yet Joe Biden
Speaker 3: declared a constitutional amendment through Twitter on Friday, like a
Speaker 3: crazy person a thing. Armstrong and Geeddy and.
Speaker 6: His farewell speech to the nation, President Biden defended his
Speaker 6: administration's accomplishments by ending every sentence with you ungrateful bastards.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 5: How about that opening on Saturday Night Live where they
Speaker 5: mocked MSNBC and other cable news channels for jumping at
Speaker 5: every Trump troll quite amusing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was good. I thought so so Joe Biden.
Speaker 5: This is inauguration Day, I assume everybody knows that, and
Speaker 5: Trump becomes president at noon. It's the end of last
Speaker 5: hours of the Biden administration, with the dispatch saying some
Speaker 5: very harsh things about Joe Biden as he heads out
Speaker 5: the door. We'll get to that in just a minute.
Speaker 3: But Joe Biden did a yet another farewell address yesterday
Speaker 3: and said this, for some reason, we.
Speaker 4: Must hold on a hope, we must stay engaged. There's
Speaker 4: always keep to faith in a better day to come.
Speaker 4: I'm not going anywhere. What I'm not kidding?
Speaker 2: Okay, what does that mean, dude?
Speaker 3: I think Actuary Tables and your doctor might have something
Speaker 3: to say about that, and got and the Grim Reaper,
Speaker 3: and the Constitution and your political party which has no
Speaker 3: interest in you whatsoever, and the country who can't wait
Speaker 3: to see you go as you leave with the lowest
Speaker 3: approval ratings of anybody but Nixon. So you're not going anywhere.
Speaker 3: What does that even freaking mean? That was just the
Speaker 3: last spasms of defiance from a defeated man.
Speaker 2: Charles C. W.
Speaker 5: Cook tweeted out just five hours until the twenty eighth
Speaker 5: Amendment is repealed, it had a good run. That's responding
Speaker 5: to Joe Biden's weird out of nowhere.
Speaker 3: Nobody has the slightest idea what he's talking about. Joe
Speaker 3: Biden just tweets out on Friday that the twenty eighth,
Speaker 3: the twenty eighth Amendment has been ratified, the Equal Rights
Speaker 3: Amendment has been ratified. It is the twenty eighth Amendment
Speaker 3: and is the law of the land. And nobody has
Speaker 3: any idea what he's talking about. It's not true in
Speaker 3: any way whatsoever.
Speaker 5: The archivist who keeps track of what's an amendment or
Speaker 5: not had to weigh in immediately say no, it's not.
Speaker 2: It's just it's so crazy. It's so been crazy. Part
Speaker 2: of what's so crazy.
Speaker 5: About it it was it didn't get hardly any mainstream
Speaker 5: coverage because I think everybody felt like, I don't know
Speaker 5: what he's doing. Let's just wait till Monday and we'll
Speaker 5: move on with the next guy.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, because it would take some serious investigation to
Speaker 3: figure out who the hell did.
Speaker 2: This and why and how did it get through what?
Speaker 3: And everybody's thinking, what's the point. He's senile, he's obviously
Speaker 3: not the president, somebody in his staff.
Speaker 2: Let's just move on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it seriously to declare unilaterally that an amendment has passed,
Speaker 3: that's bizarre behavior, very very crazy. Yeah, as Charlie Cook
Speaker 3: at The National Review said, I'm trying to get inside
Speaker 3: the head of anyone Biden included, if he's aware of it,
Speaker 3: who thought it would be a good idea for the
Speaker 3: President of the United States to tweet out that he
Speaker 3: was unilaterally declaring that the Constitution had been been amended.
Speaker 2: It's so deliciously humiliating.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So nobody's really sure what that whole thing is.
Speaker 5: And I assume that will be in a book someday
Speaker 5: explaining that. Sarah Isger writes for The Dispatch. She is
Speaker 5: a Harvard lawyer type and she was in the Trump
Speaker 5: Justice Department first time around.
Speaker 2: He's got a peace out today.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to read the whole thing, but it's
Speaker 5: really good the quiet lawlessness of Joe Biden, in which
Speaker 5: she writes, he was elected to restore norms, but he
Speaker 5: has done more damage to the rule of law than
Speaker 5: any president in our nation's history. And in case you
Speaker 5: don't know, Sarah I Isgiger's act. She is not a bombchucker.
Speaker 5: She is a thoughtful, reasonable person. And she goes through
Speaker 5: president by president things. Lincoln did things, Andrew Jackson did things,
Speaker 5: George W. Bush thing and has a comparison. So those
Speaker 5: are all each individual things from different presidents that they
Speaker 5: did or really pushing their norms or went beyond the law.
Speaker 5: But she has an example of Joe Biden doing the same.
Speaker 5: He did as many as all those presidents combined in
Speaker 5: terms of ignoring laws and doing things he's not supposed
Speaker 5: to do and things he shouldn't say.
Speaker 2: It's really quite amazing. Includes to hear more of that,
Speaker 2: it's absolutely worth it.
Speaker 5: Maybe we'll read that later, but yeah, she says he
Speaker 5: is done more norm wrecking than any president in our
Speaker 5: nation's history. Jonah Goldberg, responding to that piece because he
Speaker 5: worked for the Dispatch too, said Biden's leaving office dropping
Speaker 5: one lawless norm, defying justly impeachable undemocratic transgression after another.
Speaker 2: That would be bad enough, but these are all.
Speaker 3: Presidents for the successor he thinks is a threat to democracy.
Speaker 3: It's reckless, spiteful and incandescently stupid.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: Jodah Goldberg came out on Friday after Biden tweeted out, Hey.
Speaker 3: This is another amendment. We had another amendment to the constitution,
Speaker 3: Equal Rights Amendment. Remember when we argued about that in
Speaker 3: the seventies.
Speaker 5: It's part of the constitution now, everybody, I just passd it.
Speaker 5: What Jonah Goldberg said he should be impeached over this.
Speaker 5: Before Monday, I realized we only got three days left.
Speaker 5: But he should be impeached over this. They should run
Speaker 5: it through and they should boot it from office because
Speaker 5: you can't do that. I mean, that is outside your
Speaker 5: oath as you can practically get well right. And that
Speaker 5: is the thing that bothers me so much is that
Speaker 5: there were so many times that he openly defied the Constitution,
Speaker 5: and I suspect knowing that he would be spanked and
Speaker 5: sat down by the courts, but did it nonetheless just
Speaker 5: for the political effect it havever the pr effect that
Speaker 5: it would have in a way, that's just awful. I mean,
Speaker 5: because he established the precedent, and I think because this
Speaker 5: sort of thing used to be very, very rare, he
Speaker 5: established the president that Look, you violate the Constitution as
Speaker 5: many times as you want and hope you get one
Speaker 5: past the justices, which you know, the idea that he
Speaker 5: would be comfortable or anybody really with that sort of
Speaker 5: power in Trump's hands, it just reveals the depth of
Speaker 5: their hypocrisy. In case we didn't make this clear, you
Speaker 5: hadn't heard it. President Biden has parted doctor Fauci. He's
Speaker 5: pardoned of anything he could have possibly done. I don't
Speaker 5: think he was going to be prosecuted, which makes it performative.
Speaker 5: But he pardoned doctor Faucier Millie, same situation. I don't
Speaker 5: think he's going to be prosecuted for anything. And members
Speaker 5: of the House January sixth Committee and their staff Jonathan Turley,
Speaker 5: the law professor they have on Fox all the time,
Speaker 5: said with his declaration that the Era Amendment is suddenly
Speaker 5: part of the Constitution. It is the latest use of
Speaker 5: presidential powers as a type of performative art, which is
Speaker 5: clearly true. Uh, I don't even know what to say
Speaker 5: about this. And then you Combine that with that clip
Speaker 5: we just played where he does that speech yesterday. Play
Speaker 5: that again in light of what you just heard.
Speaker 2: Play that again.
Speaker 4: We must hold on a hope, we must stay engaged,
Speaker 4: just always keep to faith in a better day to come.
Speaker 4: I'm not going anywhere. I'm not kidding.
Speaker 3: Why who are those dead ender last gaspers? Who are
Speaker 3: there to even witness that speech? And then cheered that
Speaker 3: who the hell are you?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 3: Democrats and progressives are, if nothing else, obedient, and they
Speaker 3: were given their marching orders by Chuck Schumer and Nancy
Speaker 3: Pelosi back in June July that we are going to
Speaker 3: get the senile old guy out at the price of
Speaker 3: pretending he's a great man and we love him. At
Speaker 3: every moment we will pretend he's a great man and
Speaker 3: we love him. And so when the Walking Mummy made
Speaker 3: that vow wherever he was yesterday, the obedient Democrats are like, oh,
Speaker 3: that's right.
Speaker 2: We got to do this for a couple more days.
Speaker 2: You're a great man and we love you.
Speaker 3: No, don't go away, because we need you so much.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, when will he leave? They said to themselves.
Speaker 2: He said he wasn't going anywhere. That means he's going
Speaker 2: to chain himself to the Oval Office desk. They're gonna
Speaker 2: have to get cutters and get him out of there.
Speaker 5: Who knows what he actually meant, but the incoming president,
Speaker 5: this has been announced already. Trump, we'll suspend the security
Speaker 5: clearances of all fifty one of those intelligence officials who
Speaker 5: signed onto that letter saying that the Hunter Biden laptop
Speaker 5: story was classic Russian disinformation, which includes quite a few
Speaker 5: people that well, a bunch of people that I hate,
Speaker 5: James Clapper, Michael Hayden. I don't care if those people lose.
Speaker 5: I don't know that I want leon Panetta to learn
Speaker 5: is to lose his security clearance so he can't comment
Speaker 5: on what's going on in the world.
Speaker 2: But he didn't sign onto that letter, Yes he did that.
Speaker 3: That was horrible, so especially because the FBI was fully
Speaker 3: convinced of its authenticity when that letter was written.
Speaker 2: They're liars and cheaters.
Speaker 3: You're gonna condemn Trump for playing fast and loose or
Speaker 3: January sixth or whatever else.
Speaker 2: You know what? All right, fine, let's start calling fouls.
Speaker 2: That was a foul. Foul.
Speaker 5: Trump is gonna that's gonna be one of the executive
Speaker 5: words to David Asia also going to jump on a
Speaker 5: whole bunch of stuff around immigration, and that is going
Speaker 5: to get started right away.
Speaker 2: And we got more on that a little bit later.
Speaker 5: The first of all rounding up of illegals with criminal records,
Speaker 5: which according to even the Biden White House is about
Speaker 5: six hundred thousand people. Wow, known criminals that are here
Speaker 5: that if you live in you know, California or various
Speaker 5: cities in California, you're protected from the The will hide you.
Speaker 5: We'll help hide you because we think it would be
Speaker 5: awful to kick you out, even though ninety percent of
Speaker 5: Americans think they ought to go according to.
Speaker 2: The New York Times. Just incredible, it is in criminal
Speaker 2: well jack.
Speaker 3: Throughout the day today, we'll be sprinkling in inauguration trivia,
Speaker 3: including this. William Henry Harrison recited the longest inauguration speech
Speaker 3: in history on a bitterly cold day. Didn't wear a coat,
Speaker 3: blah blah blah, came down with a cold, turned into aumonia.
Speaker 3: Then he died because he spoke so long in the cold.
Speaker 3: Except he didn't. He probably died from typhoid from drinking
Speaker 3: Washington's tainted water supply, which ultimately led to his death
Speaker 3: in April of that year, eighteen forty one. That number
Speaker 3: one piece of the inauguration trivia is probably false even
Speaker 3: hearing it, since we were a little chill.
Speaker 5: It is something that he was only president a month
Speaker 5: though before he died. That is something after you go
Speaker 5: through a whole president's election. Of course, they weren't quite
Speaker 5: the same back then as they are now. But did
Speaker 5: you I didn't see any of the Trump rally yesterday,
Speaker 5: but he had a big rally and it was like,
Speaker 5: you know, his election rallies and everything like that.
Speaker 2: And Elon was on the stage with his son X.
Speaker 2: His son's name is X.
Speaker 5: And I don't know how he chose this of his
Speaker 5: twelve kids to be on stage with him, but some
Speaker 5: cute little boy that I don't know how if he'd
Speaker 5: ever met his.
Speaker 2: Dad before, I have no idea. Oh wow.
Speaker 5: I don't think much of Elon as a parent. Big
Speaker 5: fan of him is a car and rocket designer, and
Speaker 5: not so much as a parent. But musical acts Kid Rock,
Speaker 5: Billy Ray, Size, Cyrus, Lee Greenwood and the Village People
Speaker 5: all performed yesterday at the Trump rally. The Village People
Speaker 5: got a whole bunch of pushback. The lead guy for
Speaker 5: the village of people. I think he's the cop. He's
Speaker 5: in law enforcement. Come a break, huh, how about his
Speaker 5: public service.
Speaker 2: He's been retired from law enforcement for like thirty years.
Speaker 5: He got a bunch of pushback from people because they
Speaker 5: had sued Trump for using their music, and Trump just
Speaker 5: kept using it anyway and paying the fines. But now
Speaker 5: I think because he wants the exposure, is on board
Speaker 5: and actually showed up and they played live yesterday and
Speaker 5: they're going to again at a bunch of the balls
Speaker 5: tonight inaugural balls tonight.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: I wonder how much they got paid or they thought
Speaker 3: they were going to make out a dude.
Speaker 2: This is the best thing this has happened to us
Speaker 2: in forty years.
Speaker 3: I'm just pleased to see that the Indian is on
Speaker 3: board as well, representing America's native peoples in this inauguration.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: I want to fake dress up gay pop group that
Speaker 5: looks like America, Right, And that's what ruction worker an
Speaker 5: Indian a cop missing.
Speaker 2: One singing oh uh.
Speaker 3: Cowboy cowboy exactly, yes, but the cowboy cowboy yes.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So we'll bring you some stuff that happens throughout the
Speaker 5: day today. I do feel bad for anybody who traveled there,
Speaker 5: because I know some people who traveled all the way
Speaker 5: to DC and ain't cheap the book flights and hotel
Speaker 5: rooms and ain't gonna happen.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be indoors.
Speaker 3: Oh for inauguration weekend. Please, it's like the super Bowl weekend.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I understand. I mean you were talking last week.
Speaker 5: You can't have people out there in the cold. I
Speaker 5: watched a couple of football games over the weekend where
Speaker 5: people were out in the cold. Every bit is cold
Speaker 5: or colder for five hours willingly and that if you're
Speaker 5: in the midst of an enormous, massive humanity, it warms you.
Speaker 5: All those people in Buffalo last night, they didn't they
Speaker 5: weren't dying.
Speaker 3: Uh, or in Kansas City. So not sure why you
Speaker 3: have to move it indoors. But what if we've gone
Speaker 3: soft as a country. That's why Jack soft, soft America.
Speaker 3: We've got Katie's headlines on the way.
Speaker 5: Stay here, this is too good.
Speaker 2: We're grabbing the audio.
Speaker 5: Back in twenty twenty, as Trump was leaving office and
Speaker 5: Biden was about to take over. Biden was interviewed by
Speaker 5: Jake Tapper and they were worried about all the pardons
Speaker 5: that Trump was going to issue. On his way out
Speaker 5: the door, Biden said, it concerns me in terms of
Speaker 5: what kind of precedents it sets. He said, You're not
Speaker 5: going to see in our administration that kind of approach
Speaker 5: to pardons. These people are all completely freaking phony liars.
Speaker 5: You cannot hold politicians and enough side eyed contempt.
Speaker 2: Amen. God, just look at the policies. God, there's such
Speaker 2: liars they really are.
Speaker 3: Let's figure out who's reporting what on this inauguration, Babe,
Speaker 3: it's the lead story with Katie Greeny.
Speaker 2: Katie, thank you, guys.
Speaker 1: Speaking of pardons, ABC Biden preemptively pardons Anthony Fauci, Mark
Speaker 1: Milly and January sixth Committee members.
Speaker 3: There you go, the old preemptive pardon, okay, Nick, inappropriate
Speaker 3: end or utterly unnecessary in all cases.
Speaker 1: Also ABC News, among first executive orders to be signed
Speaker 1: by Trump will be in order to rename.
Speaker 3: Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America. Yes, starting today,
Speaker 3: it's a Gulf of America.
Speaker 2: Take it.
Speaker 3: Anybody calls it the Gulf of Mexico, Tom physically because
Speaker 3: they don't love this country like you do.
Speaker 2: It's a joke. Please don't attack me all for that.
Speaker 3: I can't believe we went this long calling it the
Speaker 3: Gulf of Mexico.
Speaker 2: Why would we do that?
Speaker 1: This one threw me through a little bit of a loop.
Speaker 1: This is from Brett Barton. It's only because you guys
Speaker 1: mentioned this Trump to swear in with personal Bible and
Speaker 1: Lincoln Bible during inauguration, and I thought, he's not He's
Speaker 1: not signing.
Speaker 2: He's not going to swear in with his Trump Bible. No,
Speaker 2: it's a bible, it's from his mom.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Trump's he going to be wearing the Trump snakers,
Speaker 3: the solid gold high tops.
Speaker 2: I hope.
Speaker 5: So Trump just showed up to the White House, stood
Speaker 5: there with Joe Biden, shook hands side by side. I
Speaker 5: believe the first time they've locked eyes since that infamous
Speaker 5: debate from Fox News.
Speaker 1: Colleges and educational groups are offering advice to students for
Speaker 1: inauguration day anxiety.
Speaker 3: Well, please, people are so soft they should be mocked.
Speaker 3: Mockery teaches morals. That's a Latin phrase that I can
Speaker 3: never remember. Just do if you run into people like that,
Speaker 3: because I was just ran into a similar article about
Speaker 3: the counseling and forest crying sessions that were being recommended,
Speaker 3: and all sorts of Forest craub and parties with your
Speaker 3: spirit guide and please mock people like that.
Speaker 2: From the La Times.
Speaker 1: LA fires destroyed at least eleven schools and thirty child
Speaker 1: care facilities. Project Camp working to bring normalcy to kids
Speaker 1: living in pop up tents.
Speaker 2: Eleven schoolship burned down. That's something from the New.
Speaker 1: York Post Special place in Hell for these guys. By
Speaker 1: the way, two people busted for using a fire truck
Speaker 1: they bought at auction to impersonate firefighters in the Palisades
Speaker 1: fire so they could do what they were Two people,
Speaker 1: one of which was convicted of arson that came down
Speaker 1: from Oregon.
Speaker 2: And Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so this is not a meme, but I want
Speaker 1: to let you guys know that we've started a butter movement.
Speaker 1: I got several emails over the weekend from listeners sending
Speaker 1: me pictures of their homemade butter that they made good
Speaker 1: for you after our One More Thing podcast.
Speaker 3: Wow, maybe you can start a butter seemed TikTok page.
Speaker 3: Oh never mind, sorry.
Speaker 1: And speaking of TikTok from the Babylon b gen Z
Speaker 1: upset about TikTok band for four point three seconds, which
Speaker 1: is the maximum amount of time they can focus thanks
Speaker 1: to TikTok.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that dude they had on Saturday and Alive on
Speaker 5: the news segment talking about that. That was fantastic. That
Speaker 5: was really good. I'm sorry, what were you saying against?
Speaker 5: I can't pay attention. The whole TikTok thing is where
Speaker 5: both presidents are wrong. They're ignoring the law.
Speaker 3: Both of them are Yeah, I want to talk about
Speaker 3: what Trump has said recently and trying to figure out
Speaker 3: what the heck's going through his head at this point.
Speaker 3: The Supreme Court ruled nine, Oh, you have to follow
Speaker 3: the law, and neither one of them want to follow
Speaker 3: the law.
Speaker 2: It's interesting.
Speaker 3: Armstrong and Getty