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Speaker 2: All right, thank you, Scott Channon, Thanks to all of
Speaker 2: you for being with us. Write down our toll free
Speaker 2: telephone number. We'd love to hear from you. Today. We're
Speaker 2: going to point out a lot of liberal hypocrisy. We
Speaker 2: are officially on the clock. Schumer shutdown Watch is officially underway.
Speaker 2: Hopefully the minor hydraulic issue delay in the launch to
Speaker 2: rescue these two astronauts. Hopefully that'll happen by the end
Speaker 2: of the week as well. We're ready to bring these
Speaker 2: astronauts home and hopefully we pray safely. We are on
Speaker 2: official watch for piecing the possibility of peace in Europe.
Speaker 2: We know as of this morning, the Russian Foreign Minister,
Speaker 2: their spokeswoman said that Russia was ready to talk to
Speaker 2: the US about a peace initiative discussed between the US
Speaker 2: and Ukraine, and contacts could take place as soon as today.
Speaker 2: My understanding is Steve Witkoff is if he's not there
Speaker 2: on his way to Russia right now, to have those
Speaker 2: conversations directly with Vladimir Putin and after talks with top
Speaker 2: US diplomats in Saudi Arabia. Ukraine is ready to accept
Speaker 2: a thirty day ceasefire, and the United States said it
Speaker 2: was putting the proposal to Moscow and they were bringing
Speaker 2: it there. Quote, We're ready to discuss the initiative set
Speaker 2: out there in future contacts with the US. Such contacts
Speaker 2: are already possible as early as today. The Kremlin said
Speaker 2: earlier that US negotiators were flying to Russia. It said
Speaker 2: the Kremlin Foreign policy advisor and US National Security Advisor
Speaker 2: Mike Waltz had spoken by phone on Wednesday. I know
Speaker 2: that Secretary of State Rubio is also actively involved himself
Speaker 2: in all of this as we speak. The Russian President
Speaker 2: Vladimir Putin himself said today that he was open to
Speaker 2: a ceasefire in the Ukrainian War, provided that a ceasefire
Speaker 2: led to a permanent end to the conflict. And we
Speaker 2: agree with the propositions to stop hostilities. Let me proceed
Speaker 2: from the fact that a ceasefire should be such that
Speaker 2: would lead to a permanent piece remove the initial original
Speaker 2: causes of the crisis, which I would argue would be him.
Speaker 2: But that's separate and apart from what he's talking about anyway.
Speaker 2: As translated by state media, Putin did not comment on
Speaker 2: the immediate ceasefire, but merely agreed to one in principle,
Speaker 2: should it include specific provisions he now himself is negotiating.
Speaker 2: Washington Times laid out a list of major caveats that
Speaker 2: come with Putin's conditions. If he were to support this
Speaker 2: thirty day ceasefire, it would on their end. Again, this
Speaker 2: is all negotiation. I mean, you got to understand, just
Speaker 2: like the tariff thing, its all negotiation. Just like Wen
Speaker 2: Zalyinsky and the meeting and the White House blew up.
Speaker 2: That was all the negotiation. In the end, it was
Speaker 2: the beginning of a negotiation and it ended well, and
Speaker 2: I hope this ends well too. But anyway, so, in
Speaker 2: remarks Thursday, Putin said, before Russia would agree to the
Speaker 2: deal already endorsed by Kiev and President Zelensky, that negotiations
Speaker 2: must address the presidence of Ukrainian troops still inside Russia's
Speaker 2: Kursk border region and possibly and the possibility of continued
Speaker 2: arm shipments to Ukraine, and whether the pause and fighting
Speaker 2: will genuinely lead to a permanent peace acceptable to the Kremlin.
Speaker 2: The idea itself is the right one we want, and
Speaker 2: we do support it, but there are questions that we
Speaker 2: need to discuss, and I think we need to talk
Speaker 2: them through with our American colleagues and partners and mister
Speaker 2: Trump for the President met with the NATO Secretary General
Speaker 2: in Washington at the White House today, telling reporters that
Speaker 2: Putin's response was promising, but it wasn't complete. He said,
Speaker 2: Putin put out promising statement, It's not complete, and he's
Speaker 2: willing to talk to the Russian president to help secure
Speaker 2: the ceasefire. Hopefully Russia will do the right thing, said
Speaker 2: the president. One other note on this, NATO Secretary General
Speaker 2: Stollinberg praised President Trump for pushing countries in the Alliance
Speaker 2: to boost their defense spending, an issue that has driven
Speaker 2: a wedge between Trump and Europe. And let me thank
Speaker 2: you for your leadership that you show on the issue
Speaker 2: of defense spending, because it's very important that we all
Speaker 2: contribute to our shared security. And it's really having an
Speaker 2: impact because, as you said, allies are now spending more
Speaker 2: on defense, and you know, this goes to the issue
Speaker 2: of Canada. Canada, you know, only pays a small portion
Speaker 2: of what their contribution should be to NATO versus other countries.
Speaker 2: The European Union has similar problems, and they have the
Speaker 2: tariff issue that they put on American dairy products. In particular,
Speaker 2: it hurts dairy farmers in states like Wisconsin and elsewhere
Speaker 2: and people in Michigan. So we're hopeful. Apparently it's not
Speaker 2: going very well. The podcast of Michelle Obama and I
Speaker 2: would imagine that this had a pretty heavy you know,
Speaker 2: first take tune in curiosity to it, and if they
Speaker 2: drew less than twenty thousand viewers on streaming platforms after
Speaker 2: nearly after almost what twenty hours, the first three episodes
Speaker 2: didn't match. Three episodes didn't manage to clear twenty thousand
Speaker 2: views on YouTube, and that kind of anemic audience level
Speaker 2: is usually a disastrous start for a former First Lady,
Speaker 2: who the left believes is a beloved figure. Apparently a
Speaker 2: lot of complaining in there as it relates to Barack
Speaker 2: Obama as well. Let me get to the Schumer shutdown,
Speaker 2: because it was announced yesterday by Chucky that the most
Speaker 2: Democrats in the Senate will not support the House passed
Speaker 2: bill to continue to fund the government. Now, let's backtrack here.
Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer has failed at a spectacular level. Chuck Schumer
Speaker 2: has had opportunity after opportunity after opportunity. You know, they're
Speaker 2: supposed to pass appropriations bills, twelve of them to be
Speaker 2: exact before the beginning of the fiscal year. The fiscal
Speaker 2: year in government begins on October the first. The fiscal
Speaker 2: year therefore ends on September the thirtieth. Hence, some of
Speaker 2: these buyouts will we'll go through September the thirtieth, And
Speaker 2: Chuck announced that most Democrats in the Upper Chamber will
Speaker 2: not support the House Republican bill, and that means that
Speaker 2: a government shutdown is now looming, and that that would happen.
Speaker 2: Funding the government should be a bipartisan Effortchie He's claimed, No,
Speaker 2: it doesn't have to be. It's your government. This is
Speaker 2: what you appropriated. This is the Biden and Republicans are
Speaker 2: planning to hopefully start implementing the Trump economic agenda, and
Speaker 2: that would begin through the reconciliation process. But the first
Speaker 2: order of business would be to keep the government open.
Speaker 2: And so Schumer really doesn't have a leg to stand on.
Speaker 2: Now we can play, you know, Schumer, he says that
Speaker 2: they're not going to invoke cloture. But let me let's
Speaker 2: take a trip down memory lane. How we and Chuck
Speaker 2: Schumer about government shutdowns and how bad they are. This
Speaker 2: is Chuck Schumer when he thinks he can blame Republicans
Speaker 2: for a government shutdown.
Speaker 5: I would say to the leader very simply, you may
Speaker 5: disagree with us, open the government. Open the government. You
Speaker 5: can do it, Leader McConnell. And all you're blaming and
Speaker 5: flailing isn't going to open the government. It's sort of
Speaker 5: like this, someone goes into your house, takes your wife
Speaker 5: and children hostage and then says, let's negotiate over the
Speaker 5: price of your house. You know, we could do the
Speaker 5: same thing on immigration. We could we believe strongly in
Speaker 5: immigration reform. We could say we're shutting down the government.
Speaker 5: We're not going to raise the debt ceiling until you
Speaker 5: pass immigration reform. It would be governmental chaos. I don't
Speaker 5: know if they can pass the three week bill. We
Speaker 5: would much prefer they do a full funding bill. But
Speaker 5: we're not going to shut the government down. But let
Speaker 5: me just say two things. So does that mean to
Speaker 5: support the three week extent? Yes, yeah, we're not going
Speaker 5: to shut the government down. But to keep doing this
Speaker 5: time and time and time again, it hurts our homeland
Speaker 5: security even doing these short term extensions.
Speaker 3: The bad news is that the Motion to proceed so
Speaker 3: that we could pay our bills failed because it didn't
Speaker 3: get the sixty votes. It didn't get the bipartisan support
Speaker 3: that we had hoped.
Speaker 5: Why must we hold millions of Americans who depend on
Speaker 5: the services of these agencies that are closed, hundreds of
Speaker 5: thousands of workers who get paid by these agencies. Why
Speaker 5: must we hold them hostage? Why must a temper tantrum
Speaker 5: determine how we vote and what happens in this government.
Speaker 5: Everyone can shut down the government on anything, any leader,
Speaker 5: any president. That's not the way to do things.
Speaker 2: Not the way to do things. Did I hear that correctly?
Speaker 2: Not the way to do things. And you know we're
Speaker 2: going to hold millions of Americans hostage, hundreds of thousands
Speaker 2: of workers hostage, and all the blaming and flailing and
Speaker 2: hostage holding of government worker. That's Chuck Schumer. That's what
Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer. Now we have Schumer committed to shutting down
Speaker 2: the government. This will be the Schumer shut down. This
Speaker 2: will be on his watch. This will be because of him,
Speaker 2: and because he is now beholden to the radical Democrats
Speaker 2: that run his party. And the only Democrat that was
Speaker 2: making any sense and warning Senate Democrats that the shutdown
Speaker 2: could hurt the economy was John Fetterman of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 7: Listen, if you shut it down, you will impact and
Speaker 7: part millions and millions and millions of Americans, and you
Speaker 7: run the risk of slipping us into a recession or
Speaker 7: even all kinds of other things.
Speaker 2: Oh all these there's one reasonable Democrat. Now let's go
Speaker 2: back to what a lot of this is all about Democrats.
Speaker 2: They want to negotiate because they don't want to cut
Speaker 2: the hundreds of billions of dollars that are now being
Speaker 2: identified as waste, fraud, abuse and corruption moneies that they
Speaker 2: have been spending abroad deceit that is, at a high level,
Speaker 2: they never labeled how this money was being spent. Average
Speaker 2: American PAI that makes sixty six thousand dollars a year
Speaker 2: has been forced to pay their taxes and this is
Speaker 2: how they spend their money. And the fact that they've
Speaker 2: been so willing to basic steal from our children and
Speaker 2: grandchildren and future generations because that wasn't the Chuck Schumer
Speaker 2: of old. This is the new, radicalized, new Green Deal
Speaker 2: DEI woke, transgender and LGBTQ, a broad spending party. This
Speaker 2: is the party that won't stand for the first Lady
Speaker 2: of the President. This is the party that won't stand
Speaker 2: for mothers that lost their children. This is the party
Speaker 2: that won't clap for a young man that survived cancer,
Speaker 2: or for the wife of a slain officer, or for
Speaker 2: a young man who lost his father who got into
Speaker 2: West Point. This is the party of bingo cards. This
Speaker 2: is the party of stunts, and this is the party,
Speaker 2: and this is the people of the party that Chuck
Speaker 2: must cater to. Because the old Chuck Schumer actually sounded
Speaker 2: a lot like Bill Clinton sounded, and Al Gore sounded,
Speaker 2: and even Barack Obama sounded when they would often talk
Speaker 2: about eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse, but none of them
Speaker 2: ever got it done. Here's Schumer from years gone by.
Speaker 5: If we're going to eliminate the waste, broad and abuse
Speaker 5: in Medicare, it does mean we're going to cut some
Speaker 5: of that out. And when I hear my friend Dave
Speaker 5: Camp say you cannot cut money out of Medicare, well,
Speaker 5: we don't want to cut the good stuff that you
Speaker 5: point out one third of Medicare doesn't go to patient care.
Speaker 5: You can't just get up there and say we don't
Speaker 5: want to cut anything out of Medicare. We want to
Speaker 5: cut the bad stuff and keep.
Speaker 2: The good stuff. Sounds exactly like Elon Musk, President Trump
Speaker 2: and the Republican Party. And now the question is what
Speaker 2: happened to Chuck Schumer? And the question is we know.
Speaker 2: And here's more Democrats warning about the consequences of a
Speaker 2: government shut down.
Speaker 4: We believe in governance we want to keep governments open.
Speaker 4: A shutdown is very serious.
Speaker 1: They are real consequences. When the government shuts down, it
Speaker 1: harms our national security, It harm to our economy, and
Speaker 1: it harms service members, veterans, retirees, and vulnerable communities.
Speaker 2: We all know a shutdown is unnecessary and completely avoidable.
Speaker 2: The tragedy here is all the civilian employees. It is
Speaker 2: the American people who are going to suffer. Border patrol
Speaker 2: agents will not be paid. TSA agents will not be paid.
Speaker 5: Small businesses will be hurt.
Speaker 4: Not only is it irresponsible and purposely misleading, it is
Speaker 4: a dangerous precedent to be threatening a shutdown. I'm worried
Speaker 4: about our air controllers, those in the military. We have
Speaker 4: over almost forty thousand in the military, as well as
Speaker 4: personnel who work in the military, and they won't have checks.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is real, the real people's lives at stake.
Speaker 4: It is not normal to hold eight hundred thousand workers
Speaker 4: paychecks hostage.
Speaker 6: It is not normal to shut down the government when
Speaker 6: we don't get what we want.
Speaker 2: Our troops deserve better, our children deserve better, and the
Speaker 2: American people deserve better.
Speaker 7: These chaos agents, they don't have a plan be They
Speaker 7: just want to see everything burning.
Speaker 5: Shutdown is really is an extremist policy designed to appeal
Speaker 5: to an extremist base and hold the whole country hospital
Speaker 5: take this shutdown.
Speaker 2: You know who's gonna feel the pay, You know who
Speaker 2: hurts you. Extremist policy appealing to an extremist based. I
Speaker 2: never thought i'd quote Jerry Nadler on this program, but
Speaker 2: he kind of has it right. I'm actually consistent on
Speaker 2: government shutdowns. I don't worry about them that much. And
Speaker 2: there's certain points where you've got to take a stand.
Speaker 2: And now the Republicans just to have to hold the
Speaker 2: line and let the Schumer shut down unfold and not
Speaker 2: give in and let him shut it down, and he
Speaker 2: will own it. We have a lot of ground to cover.
Speaker 2: This student at Columbia with his pro Hamas positions, a
Speaker 2: designated state of terror is likely to be deported. And
Speaker 2: Trump Tower, of course, had a bunch of protesters today.
Speaker 2: We'll get to that with Greg Jarrett on the law
Speaker 2: of regarding that. We'll introduce you today. Laurel Libby, she
Speaker 2: got a censure in Maine for daring to stand up
Speaker 2: for women and not have men and women's sports, which
Speaker 2: is now a big democratic position. And also Senator Ram
Speaker 2: Paul on this continuing resolution and course reconciliation.
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Speaker 2: we're watching, we're watching the economy and you know, the
Speaker 2: ups and downs of the economy, and you know, all
Speaker 2: the while, as I pointed out yesterday, is we now
Speaker 2: have eggs at the lowest level that they have been at,
Speaker 2: actually lower than when Donald Trump became president. Okay, so
Speaker 2: shoppers are finally beginning to get some relief in the
Speaker 2: egg aisle. And I know, because I only eat eggs
Speaker 2: of meat, that the prices had gone on pretty significantly
Speaker 2: if you could even find them. There was a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks, you know, I had to struggle to find
Speaker 2: the eggs that I like to eat. But anyway, egg
Speaker 2: prices are now down a whopping sixteen percent in a
Speaker 2: significant amount, and prices both large white eggs dropped a
Speaker 2: buck twenty. It's about six eighty five a dozen as
Speaker 2: of Friday. Good. I'm not gonna have to get chickens
Speaker 2: and put them in my backyard. I'll probably be breaking
Speaker 2: some law. I don't know what. I'm not sure. My
Speaker 2: my townhouse is designed for chickens. I don't you think
Speaker 2: my neighbors would mind, Linda, I don't think they'd mind.
Speaker 4: I mean, I have them.
Speaker 2: I don't know you well, you have chickens.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 2: How many chickens do you have?
Speaker 4: I have four?
Speaker 2: And how many eggs a day do you give from
Speaker 2: your chickens?
Speaker 4: It depends. We probably get about, you know, a dozen
Speaker 4: every few days.
Speaker 2: Really, And do you eat that many eggs at home?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And the kids love them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's awesome. And are they as good as are
Speaker 2: they better than.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think they're probably better than store boughd
Speaker 4: It depends on the eggs that you buy.
Speaker 2: But yeah, they're organic, I would imagine in every way. Right.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, I'm not giving my chickens anything weird, you know,
Speaker 4: other than feed so they get there pretty healthy.
Speaker 2: No, no, you you might be feeding them kale, which
Speaker 2: is not good.
Speaker 4: Like, you know, there were fine chickens, so I'm getting refined.
Speaker 2: They were fined for fine chickens. Have you ever thought
Speaker 2: about maybe sacrificing one of the chickens and making a
Speaker 2: royal chicken out of it?
Speaker 4: Apocalypse? Otherwise? You know, they all got names or we're
Speaker 4: good to go.
Speaker 2: Oh, they got names that like family pets. Now, you're
Speaker 2: not going to treat the chickens the way you treated
Speaker 2: your cat, which grew to four times its normal size.
Speaker 4: Fat chickens are good, man, they lay more eggs.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you are overfeeding your your chickens over with
Speaker 2: your cat.
Speaker 4: It's a very different thing. It's like peck peck, peck peck.
Speaker 4: I mean, really, how.
Speaker 2: Much can you I want you to put a picture
Speaker 2: of the cat that had to go to the that
Speaker 2: frankly needs ozempic. Did they have a cat?
Speaker 4: First of all, nobody needs oseempic. Second of all, my
Speaker 4: cat was just actually.
Speaker 2: Are people I know that have lost one hundred pounds
Speaker 2: on ozempic?
Speaker 4: I know I know people too, but just makes me nervous.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of side effects, and I think you know,
Speaker 4: to Kennedy's point, Secretary, of Kennedy's point, there are healthier weight.
Speaker 2: The first line of defense.
Speaker 4: Okay, exactly, well said, not the first line of defense exactly.
Speaker 2: It's not the first line of defense. But if obesity,
Speaker 2: one of the best things you can do for your
Speaker 2: health is lose weight, and if you can't, if you
Speaker 2: have that much to lose, and it's good for your
Speaker 2: A one C. Which I think that's been pretty well
Speaker 2: proven and it's apparently when I've talked to people that
Speaker 2: have used it, and what they've told me is you
Speaker 2: look at food and you're like, you want to vomit,
Speaker 2: you don't want to eat it, right.
Speaker 4: It totally takes away the urge, and that's an amazing thing.
Speaker 4: And I think under the guidance of a medical professional,
Speaker 4: it's probably Okay, I am not a medical professional. If
Speaker 4: I want to lose weight, I hop on the peloton.
Speaker 4: That's my world.
Speaker 2: Okay. The bottom line is you just monitor what you look. Well,
Speaker 2: one thing I do is I usually eat two meals
Speaker 2: a day. I don't need three meals a day, as
Speaker 2: three meal a day came from or you.
Speaker 4: Eat those six micro meals you know.
Speaker 2: No, that's a way. And certainly intermittent fasting is not
Speaker 2: a bad idea if you can pull it off.
Speaker 4: So that's not for everybody like I like it, but
Speaker 4: then I have friends that can't do it.
Speaker 2: Okay, sixteen they say the ideal is sixteen hours. Gary
Speaker 2: Breco says anywhere between twelve and sixteen hours.
Speaker 4: It depends on your age. It's like fourteen ten, sixteen eight.
Speaker 4: It's all different.
Speaker 2: Did you see the list of how many push ups
Speaker 2: you should be able to do? For example, if whatever
Speaker 2: your age is, they would have me doing like three
Speaker 2: push ups a day. It's so ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Really, I've never seen that. Where is that?
Speaker 2: There are plenty? I had to do two hundred, I did?
Speaker 2: What did I do?
Speaker 4: Where is the list? Who made up that list?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: All right, google it now while we're talking. So they
Speaker 2: came up with a list how many push ups you
Speaker 2: should do at whatever age, and then I think of
Speaker 2: all the I do a lot of whore and a
Speaker 2: lot of push ups, a lot of setups every single day,
Speaker 2: and I do hundreds of situps depending on the day,
Speaker 2: depending on what the plan is, along with my mixed
Speaker 2: martial arts, along with you know, riding my bike, along
Speaker 2: with you know, all the other things that I do
Speaker 2: to stay as fit as I can. I'm not perfect.
Speaker 2: I got a lot of improvement to make. And boy,
Speaker 2: I got yelled at by Jillian Michaels recently. I mean
Speaker 2: just just raked over the coals. I felt like I
Speaker 2: was on the Biggest Loser.
Speaker 4: Listen, she's on tomorrow. Make sure she does it again
Speaker 4: live on air.
Speaker 2: No no, no, no, no no, no, no no, no,
Speaker 2: not on air. I can't handle it. It's too much pressure.
Speaker 2: I mean she she came down hard on me big time. Anyway.
Speaker 2: So if I so take a look at like what
Speaker 2: people you know, twenty to thirty, thirty to forty forty
Speaker 2: to fifty fifty to sixty sixty seven, how many push
Speaker 2: ups they should they should be doing?
Speaker 4: People in their thirties should be able to do at
Speaker 4: least nineteen for women, twenty one for men. People in
Speaker 4: their twenty one, people in their forties should be able
Speaker 4: to do at least fourteen if you're a woman, sixteen
Speaker 4: if you're a man. And people in their fifties should
Speaker 4: be able to do at least ten for women and
Speaker 4: twelve for men. People in their sixties for both genders,
Speaker 4: I guess we become even then should be able to
Speaker 4: do at least ten.
Speaker 2: At least ten. Okay, on the easiest push up day
Speaker 2: I have, I must do my age. That's sixty three,
Speaker 2: and that's what I do every single day. That's a minimum.
Speaker 2: But like yesterday, you know, we did let's see, you know,
Speaker 2: forty inclined, forty decline, forty regular pushups, and then we
Speaker 2: did thirty crossover pushups. Crossover, do a push up, crossover
Speaker 2: to a push up, crossover to a push up, And
Speaker 2: when you do it that way, it's pretty hard. And
Speaker 2: then that's a minimum. Then there are days I'm trying.
Speaker 2: I just don't remember the actual number. I think it's
Speaker 2: I'm given Oh, i think I'm given four minutes, but
Speaker 2: I usually do it a little over three minutes. It's
Speaker 2: either one hundred and fifty or two hundred push ups.
Speaker 2: I think it's one hundred and fifty. I'm just I'm
Speaker 2: just trying to get it right. I just don't remember.
Speaker 4: That's what foxsome Friends did a show. Ainsley is actually organizing.
Speaker 2: I saw that. Yeah, and LJ and Brian you know,
Speaker 2: at a contest. Yes, and LJ does a much better
Speaker 2: push up than Brian by a long shot.
Speaker 4: Well, now they have people submitting the videos of themselves
Speaker 4: doing push ups.
Speaker 2: And they're gonna and they're showing them on the air. Well,
Speaker 2: I should show my I should take a video.
Speaker 4: You should do it live on set.
Speaker 2: Oh, just get down and do my push up.
Speaker 4: That's it, man, and then we can start the push
Speaker 4: up challenge on Hannity dot com.
Speaker 2: How many do you think you could do?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: God, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Ten. All right, I'll tell you what. Why don't you
Speaker 2: video tape it and we'll put it at the end
Speaker 2: of this half hour and we'll upload it right away
Speaker 2: on hannadi dot com.
Speaker 4: Absolutely not have you seen the car, but in the
Speaker 4: studio I am not put in my face anywhere near it.
Speaker 2: We'll just get a couple of napkins.
Speaker 4: And back to the knaw bro no, no.
Speaker 2: No, oh, so you're afraid to do it, that's right.
Speaker 4: I am afraid of the carpet. Yes, I am afraid,
Speaker 4: and I will admit that willingly.
Speaker 2: That is ridiculous. Anyway, Inflation is down significantly. I know
Speaker 2: the markets are skittish. I know they're freaking everyone's freaking out.
Speaker 2: Just it's sort of like how they were freaking out
Speaker 2: over Zelensky in the meeting in the Oval Office, and
Speaker 2: I kept saying they'll be back. I'm telling you, this
Speaker 2: issue of tariffs is going to be resolved. You know,
Speaker 2: the EU is planning to impose a fifty percent tariff
Speaker 2: on American whiskey. Good luck with that. You know. The
Speaker 2: problem is, you know, like Germany sells eight German cars
Speaker 2: to our one car in Germany because of their ten
Speaker 2: percent tariff and then their their value added tax or
Speaker 2: national sales tax, which makes it financially impossible. And if
Speaker 2: we sell X number of dairy products various dairy products, eggs, cheese, whatever,
Speaker 2: poultry free products to Canada, you know, after you sell
Speaker 2: a certain amount at a five percent tariff rate, then
Speaker 2: they go to two hundred and fifty percent and it's
Speaker 2: not free in fair trade and you know the fact
Speaker 2: that the markets don't understand that Donald Trump is in
Speaker 2: the middle of the negotiation here is kind of hard
Speaker 2: to comprehend that they have no curiosity about what the
Speaker 2: thinking of Donald Trump is in this. The thinking is
Speaker 2: to get them to the table and to either choose
Speaker 2: free your fair trade or reciprocal tariffs. And that's what
Speaker 2: it is. I mean, Howard Lutnick actually said, and he
Speaker 2: was very clear about this, He said, what is in Canada?
Speaker 2: Say thank you for all that we do for Canada.
Speaker 2: We do a lot for Canada. We like our friends
Speaker 2: in the North. And I like that the President messes
Speaker 2: with them constantly about being the fifty first state. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure I want them to be the fifty first state,
Speaker 2: although he's not wrong that it would be one big, massive,
Speaker 2: beautiful country, and I think it would be. It's interesting
Speaker 2: to think out of the box. I think Greenland would
Speaker 2: be smart to align with US over you know, the uh,
Speaker 2: what is it, Denmark. I think I think they'd get
Speaker 2: a better deal from US anyway. The New Republic, the
Speaker 2: FBI is preparing to charge major climate groups with a
Speaker 2: conspiracy to defraud the United States. New Republic. Trump Administration
Speaker 2: targeting climate organizations that receive Biden error grant. City Bank
Speaker 2: revealed in a court filing Wednesday that it was told
Speaker 2: to freeze the bank accounts of several environmental groups at
Speaker 2: the request of the FBI. Why the FBI alleges the
Speaker 2: groups are involved in a possible impossible criminal violations, including
Speaker 2: conspiracy to defraud the US. Why do I believe at
Speaker 2: the end of all of this, all of this accounting analysis,
Speaker 2: we are going to find corruption at a at a
Speaker 2: level we've never seen before. Now on the issue of tariffs,
Speaker 2: let me go back to this point, and I now
Speaker 2: that I've I've never really paid attention. I've always been
Speaker 2: pro choice when it comes to what people should be
Speaker 2: able to drive. I thought it was so stupid to
Speaker 2: try to force companies like Ford to produce cars that
Speaker 2: their customers don't want and invest in money they didn't
Speaker 2: want to be in the electric car business. You know,
Speaker 2: now that I've I've done such a deep dive and
Speaker 2: we're going to announce on Monday how you can win
Speaker 2: a free Tesla on this show that I am going
Speaker 2: to buy for the winner. And now that I've I'm
Speaker 2: getting my own. It's the most American made car in
Speaker 2: the country. And after all the attacks on Elon Musk
Speaker 2: and the viciousness directed towards this guy for no reason
Speaker 2: at all, he's been very altruistic. He's doing this for free.
Speaker 2: He's identifying waste, fraud, and abuse, and his only crime
Speaker 2: is he's doing that and exposing corruption. And he supports
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. He's going to rescue astronauts. He helps people
Speaker 2: out in North Carolina that have no communications abilities with starlink.
Speaker 2: You know, He's he's building out robotic technology that probably
Speaker 2: in time, the average middle class family will be able
Speaker 2: to forward that these test is the one I got
Speaker 2: literally goes from zero to sixty and zero in two
Speaker 2: point zero seconds. It's got over one thousand horse power,
Speaker 2: its self driving, and it's again with the most American
Speaker 2: made car in all of this country, of all the
Speaker 2: car makers. Now, President Trump just saved the American auto
Speaker 2: industry nearly three quarters of a trillion dollars seven hundred billion.
Speaker 2: How did he do it? Because the EPA began the process.
Speaker 2: As of yesterday, we'rescinding the vehicle fuel efficiency standards that
Speaker 2: Republicans have called a de facto electric vehicle mandate and
Speaker 2: you know, stop putting all these burdens. These are taxes
Speaker 2: on the American people. Estimated regulatory compliance cost of the
Speaker 2: current rules comes to seven hundred billion dollars. Well, that's
Speaker 2: a tax on everybody that buys a car. Bet is
Speaker 2: they're going to pass that cost on to all of us.
Speaker 2: I love the fact that you know. I'm going to
Speaker 2: get my new test by the way next week. I
Speaker 2: ordered it. That's pretty exciting. I can't believe this thing
Speaker 2: is like a rocket ship.
Speaker 4: And you know what you should do. I have a
Speaker 4: great idea, and there's definitely some levity in this land
Speaker 4: of insanity. Have you and the president get in your
Speaker 4: respective teslas and.
Speaker 2: You race, take to the track and race the president.
Speaker 4: I think it would be amazing, go to like Daytona
Speaker 4: or something.
Speaker 2: Do you want to make that request of him, because
Speaker 2: I'm not making that request for him.
Speaker 4: But sure, you know, you just give me a cell phone.
Speaker 4: I'll give him a quick call.
Speaker 2: But did you noticed when he said he was buying
Speaker 2: the tesla? And I was glad to see that he's
Speaker 2: helping Elana. I listen, there are things that people can do.
Speaker 2: I mean a lot of people can't afford a new
Speaker 2: car right now. And I remember when I had to
Speaker 2: buy my two hundred dollars you know Ford a Connoline van.
Speaker 2: And then at one point I bought for fifteen hundred
Speaker 2: bucks at Dodge Truck and in another point I bought
Speaker 2: it uh it purchased a three hund and fifty dollars
Speaker 2: Ford Maverick, and I had a nineteen seventy four AMC Hornet,
Speaker 2: which was a piece of garbage. And I painted most
Speaker 2: of those cars and trucks myself and damage my lungs
Speaker 2: doing it with a paint called Imron, but and I
Speaker 2: would repair them myself myself. I love people can't afford
Speaker 2: but maybe they can get starlink. Starlink is awesome, as
Speaker 2: you know. I have it at my house. I love it.
Speaker 2: You have it at your house. Great. You know there
Speaker 2: are things that Elan is doing that you know just
Speaker 2: I don't know, I just shooting up his They're they're
Speaker 2: threatening his life, they're shooting up his dealerships. You know,
Speaker 2: they're committing acts of terrorism on his charging stations. Tell
Speaker 2: me what the guy's done to deserve that level of
Speaker 2: hatred and threat level. Nothing. It's just so wrong. And
Speaker 2: now the people that will suffer will be the people
Speaker 2: that work for him and the dealerships. The people that
Speaker 2: will suffer are going to be the people that manufacture
Speaker 2: these cars, and then I want to stand up for them.
Speaker 2: I know it's not I know I'm one person, that's why.
Speaker 2: But I'm buying two cars and I'm giving one away.
Speaker 2: I want somebody in this audience to have the experience
Speaker 2: that I'm going to have. And we will start the
Speaker 2: contest on Monday. I had a lot of ground to cover,
Speaker 2: Ram Paul coming up and Greg Jared as well as
Speaker 2: we continue