Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty arm.
Speaker 2: Strong and Getty enough He.
Speaker 3: Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 4: TJI Fridays has filed for Chapter eleven bankruptcy. What one
Speaker 4: complication of this bankruptcy is TGI Friday's is worried it
Speaker 4: won't have enough cash if customers redeem fifty million dollars
Speaker 4: and outstanding gift cards that don't expire. So the greatest
Speaker 4: threat TGA Fridays is facing is that someday it might
Speaker 4: occur to people to dine there that fifty to fifty five,
Speaker 4: zero million, fifth fifty million in gift cards may soon
Speaker 4: be worthless.
Speaker 3: But don't you worry.
Speaker 4: You can always use them at TGI Friday's sister restaurant.
Speaker 5: Ah, it's Monday, as I am, It's Monday, you a
Speaker 5: s I am tonight.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's interesting.
Speaker 6: So when they passed that law that gift cards can't expire,
Speaker 6: because that was a bit of a ruse because they
Speaker 6: you know, they promote gift cards with the knowledge that
Speaker 6: a lot of you would forget you had him or
Speaker 6: not use them in time. But that is a problem.
Speaker 6: If you got fifty million dollars worth.
Speaker 1: Of meals hanging out there every decided on one night,
Speaker 1: you know what, let's use those cards.
Speaker 3: That is a really well crafted joke.
Speaker 1: I reminded how funny Cold Bear is when he's not
Speaker 1: being a smug left It's funny.
Speaker 3: I was thinking that too.
Speaker 6: There's so much talent in those late night shows. If
Speaker 6: they turn their attention towards just like stuff we can
Speaker 6: all enjoy and agree upon, it'd be so much more
Speaker 6: well enjoyable.
Speaker 1: So I find this so interesting and I'm looking forward
Speaker 1: to it in a way that says something about me
Speaker 1: that's probably not very good.
Speaker 6: Breaking breaking news, Columbia has canceled classes for another day
Speaker 6: because of the election result.
Speaker 1: That is a while. It is an interruption. It is
Speaker 1: a perfect introduction. I thought it absolutely perfect.
Speaker 3: They can't go to school. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: There is going to be an Antietam style battle with
Speaker 1: similar bloodshed between the wocacrats and the Sano Crats, and
Speaker 1: the wocacrats have terrified the Sanocrats in the silence for
Speaker 1: a very long time.
Speaker 3: But the sane folks on the left.
Speaker 1: Side of the isle and the center left dish side
Speaker 1: of the isle are now fighting back, and this is
Speaker 1: going to get very, very vicious because on the one
Speaker 1: side you've got this Leonard Serato of the University of Oregon.
Speaker 3: Well, let's play that again. Michael seventy three.
Speaker 1: This guy's like in charge of fraternity and sorority life.
Speaker 3: He's one of those many, many.
Speaker 1: Administrators that have added so much to the expense of college.
Speaker 1: Here's his take on recent electoral events.
Speaker 3: I'm done crying. My sadness is over. My anger has
Speaker 3: set in.
Speaker 7: I am a very petty person, and I am very
Speaker 7: proud of that. Love it about myself. Actually, and so
Speaker 7: I say this in the most disrespectful way possible. I
Speaker 7: don't care if you are my family. I don't care
Speaker 7: if we've been friends our entire lives. You can literally
Speaker 7: go find yourself. If you voted for Donald Trump, if
Speaker 7: you are so sad about your groceries being expensive, get
Speaker 7: a better paying job, do better in life, get a education,
Speaker 7: do something because you're stupid.
Speaker 3: And I hope you go jump off of a THI bridge,
Speaker 3: go Doug. That that.
Speaker 1: Reminds me so much of when Biden called Trump supporters garage.
Speaker 1: The reason it lands is because yes, six figure woke
Speaker 1: phony college administrators can be fined nothing, but who can't
Speaker 1: be fired have nothing but contempt for working families that
Speaker 1: are struggling to pay their grocery bills. Anyway, So you've
Speaker 1: got that side of the argument. We've heard so much
Speaker 1: from them lately, there's no reason to play anymore audio.
Speaker 1: But then you've got this. This is is a congressman,
Speaker 1: a Democratic congressman from Washington State, Adam Smith, who was
Speaker 1: talking to Brett Bherr last night. Give us sixty four
Speaker 1: and sixty five back to back, Michael, what's your.
Speaker 6: Thirty thousand foot take from this election and the reaction
Speaker 6: to it in your party?
Speaker 2: Look, there's a lot of different factors here, but ye.
Speaker 8: Know, I will say bluntly, I think our party needs
Speaker 8: to do a better job of standing up against some
Speaker 8: of the extreme left policies that have really propelled Donald
Speaker 8: Trump forward. And I'd give the same advice to Gavin
Speaker 8: Newsom that I'm going to give to our new governor,
Speaker 8: Bob Ferguson here in the state of Washington. If you
Speaker 8: want to stand up to Trump, I suggest you don't
Speaker 8: ever mention him.
Speaker 2: I suggest you govern well.
Speaker 8: We have many challenges, you know, I represent, you know,
Speaker 8: a portion of Seattle in the King County area. We
Speaker 8: have problems with crime, homelessness, drug abuse, and just inefficient
Speaker 8: and ineffective government in too many places. If we want
Speaker 8: to offer an alternative to Trump, then offer an alternative
Speaker 8: govern deal with the challenges we face.
Speaker 2: Let's stop with the you know, I'm going to stop Trump.
Speaker 8: I'm going to stand out great, Okay, what are you
Speaker 8: doing for the state of Washington. What are you doing
Speaker 8: for the state of California. What are you doing about
Speaker 8: the challenges that we face in districts like mine? So
Speaker 8: I hope that would be the approach going forward.
Speaker 2: That's the most important thing in my view.
Speaker 1: Don't even mention Trump. Govern Well, Gavin Newsom just announced
Speaker 1: a special session of the legislature to consider how.
Speaker 3: To fight against Trump and his evil.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think he's actually wrong in his own party.
Speaker 6: Now for what, I hope I'm right. Maybe I'm letting
Speaker 6: my wishes be the father of my thoughts. Listening to that,
Speaker 6: I just saw David axelrot up on a TV basically
Speaker 6: same thing. We need to get back to the concerns
Speaker 6: of the working class and not a lot of the
Speaker 6: things that motivate you know, the break room at your
Speaker 6: local Ivy League school.
Speaker 1: This is Julie Roginsk Roginsky, She's a Democratic strategist.
Speaker 3: She was on CNN at sixty two. Michael.
Speaker 9: Now, I'm going to speak some hard truths to my
Speaker 9: friends and the Democratic Party. This is not Joe Biden's fault.
Speaker 9: It's not Kama Harris's fault, it's not Barack Obama's fault.
Speaker 9: Is the fault of the Democratic Party and not knowing
Speaker 9: how to communicate effectively to voters. We are not the
Speaker 9: Party of common sense, which is what the message that
Speaker 9: voters sent to us. For a number of reasons, for
Speaker 9: a number of reasons, we don't know how to speak
Speaker 9: to voters when we address Latina and language loosen language
Speaker 9: has meaning when we address Latino voters, is Latin X,
Speaker 9: for instance, because that's the politically correct thing to do.
Speaker 9: It makes them think that we don't even live in
Speaker 9: the same planet as they do. When we are too
Speaker 9: afraid to say that. Hey, college kids, if you're trashing
Speaker 9: a campus at Columbia University because you aren't happy about
Speaker 9: some sort of policy, and you're taking over a university
Speaker 9: and you're trashing it and preventing other students from learning
Speaker 9: that that is unacceptable. But we're so worried about alienating
Speaker 9: one or another cohort in our coalition that we don't
Speaker 9: know what to say when normal people look at that
Speaker 9: and say, wait a second, I send my kids to
Speaker 9: college so they can learn, not so that they can
Speaker 9: burn buildings and trash lawns, right, and so on and
Speaker 9: so forth.
Speaker 3: These are avowed democrats. We're playing to a person.
Speaker 6: Well, they're obviously right, emphasis on obviously it should be
Speaker 6: obvious to anyone.
Speaker 1: But they don't have the media. Virtually the entirety of
Speaker 1: the media, and almost all of academia. Well, I'm going
Speaker 1: to correct myself, virtually all of voke academia because people
Speaker 1: like them, who we've just been listening to, are terrified
Speaker 1: on college campuses. You think you're terrified in your blue
Speaker 1: state job or whatever. These people don't dare. I mean,
Speaker 1: they're like the French Resistance. They're like the underground. They
Speaker 1: communicate to each other in code names to have a
Speaker 1: dinner party. They're so afraid of anybody finding out that
Speaker 1: they think. You know, I don't have anything against brown people,
Speaker 1: but we ought to enforce our immigration laws. They're terrified
Speaker 1: to express that.
Speaker 6: I sure hope that these people are going to win
Speaker 6: the day. I'll be interested to see what Bill Maher
Speaker 6: says on his HBO show tonight about all this. I
Speaker 6: have a feeling he'll sound more like those last two
Speaker 6: people we just heard. I hope that we never again
Speaker 6: see a Democratic candidate in a primary with their pronouns
Speaker 6: up on the name, and I remember Betto would always
Speaker 6: have up there his name and underneath it he him.
Speaker 6: I hope that never happens again, because you realize that
Speaker 6: guarantees you'll never be president of the UN States.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've got one more. A guy I guarantee has
Speaker 1: never voted for an arm probably never will.
Speaker 3: Steven A. Smith, the famous sports commentator clips seventy.
Speaker 10: You had folks on the left that were introducing some
Speaker 10: things when we when we got in the whole transgender issue,
Speaker 10: and they were talking about bathrooms, and they were talking
Speaker 10: about males transitioning the females and competing against girls in
Speaker 10: sports and.
Speaker 3: Stuff like that. These are population but you know what
Speaker 3: I see.
Speaker 10: But I think that's where the mistake is meted. You're
Speaker 10: saying it's ridiculous. I don't disagree. With you, But most
Speaker 10: of the voters out there don't think like that.
Speaker 1: That is not the way that clip is labeled. That
Speaker 1: was somewhat misleading, but that's fine. So he is every
Speaker 1: bit that jackass. I thought he was really just look
Speaker 1: at coal numbers. Yeah, eighty five percent of Americans think
Speaker 1: boys and girls sports is linacy.
Speaker 3: But he thinks so too.
Speaker 6: He just he himself thinks that he can't say that
Speaker 6: out loud for his crowd and the parties he goes to,
Speaker 6: in the friends he has.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll bet you're right. I'll bet you're right. So
Speaker 1: we'll have to see. It's going to be fun to
Speaker 1: see the circular firing squad that is the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: for a while. I think for the good of America, well,
Speaker 1: I don't think. I know, for the good of America,
Speaker 1: it'd be much much better if the sane types one
Speaker 1: because if the hardcore, college postmodern crowd continues to hold
Speaker 1: the reins of power, that's nothing but poison in the
Speaker 1: American body. Politics, well, this should be the political autopsy
Speaker 1: of all autopsies. That term became common after Mitt Romney
Speaker 1: lost to Barack Obama and the Republicans said, we need
Speaker 1: to have an autopsy on this campaign, figure out why
Speaker 1: with us you lost to one of the best politicians
Speaker 1: who's ever existed. That doesn't require an autopsy in the
Speaker 1: same way as Kamala Harris losing to Donald Trump twice
Speaker 1: in peach convicted. You know, had never been above forty
Speaker 1: seven percent anywhere ever in his life. You lost to him.
Speaker 6: That's when you definitely did in an autopsy over where
Speaker 6: the hell your party has gone wrong? But I think
Speaker 6: this is funny. So there's gonna be a lot of
Speaker 6: finger pointing. So from Axios today, I think this is
Speaker 6: pretty good. After kamalis acceptance speech the other day, which
Speaker 6: was liked by some people I like and hated by
Speaker 6: other people I like, But this from Axios the message did.
Speaker 6: The message of her speech didn't resonate with some Harris staffers.
Speaker 6: It was detached from the reality of what happened. One said,
Speaker 6: we were told the fate of democracy is at stake,
Speaker 6: and then her message was we'll get them next time.
Speaker 6: That is pretty funny. You've been telling all your young
Speaker 6: people we'll never vote again. If he's Hitler, you'll be
Speaker 6: in a cage, and then after you lose, you say,
Speaker 6: what the fight goes on and we'll get him next time,
Speaker 6: and we just say, okay, so is that all crap
Speaker 6: what you were saying?
Speaker 3: Yes is the answer. Yes, it was just crap what
Speaker 3: she was.
Speaker 1: Saying one hundred percent solid gold twenty four carret crap.
Speaker 1: One of my favorite memes I came across the other
Speaker 1: day was and Trump is going to cut the federal
Speaker 1: subsidy for Handmaid's Tales uniforms, So you gotta have to
Speaker 1: buy your own red robe and white hat things.
Speaker 6: Tell me, if I'm gonna oppress my wife, I have
Speaker 6: to buy the uniform myself. A right, Katie has a
Speaker 6: friend who just transitioned male to female and human to fox.
Speaker 3: We have to check in on that, among other things.
Speaker 6: Stay with us, oh, Michael, So uh, Katie, bring this
Speaker 6: story to our listeners the way you brought it to us.
Speaker 11: All right, Well, I just refreshed my Facebook page and
Speaker 11: there's this guy that I went to high school with,
Speaker 11: and he posted, if you voted for Trump, unfriend me. Now,
Speaker 11: by the way, my name is Lauren, And it's a
Speaker 11: picture of him an address, and he has Fox ears
Speaker 11: on so he uh. And and also in the comments
Speaker 11: he's claiming to identify as like a furry and he
Speaker 11: has his fox costume.
Speaker 6: So was he a forest dwelling dog like beast in
Speaker 6: high school?
Speaker 3: Or is this recent?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: This is this is new And we're asked.
Speaker 1: Told be rated h to say, well, that's it's an
Speaker 1: expression of him and he has the rights and blah blah,
Speaker 1: and we're not supposed to say, Wow, that guy's really troubled.
Speaker 1: He's a crazy person. I hope he gets held.
Speaker 11: Looking at this and having it just pop up and
Speaker 11: knowing this is a thirty five year old man that
Speaker 11: I went to high school with that.
Speaker 6: Is now claiming to be.
Speaker 3: A female fox. A female fox, I would go.
Speaker 1: Technically, that's that's a vixen. Just be accurate. Is really
Speaker 1: he identifies as a vixen. Yes, that's what vixen means.
Speaker 3: You know what.
Speaker 11: I appreciate that because I don't want to miss miss
Speaker 11: disease anybody.
Speaker 1: Well, right, yeah exactly, so don't yeah, don't miss they're
Speaker 1: his his species.
Speaker 3: So like dear, it's right buck and doe, and with foxes.
Speaker 6: It's fox and vixen.
Speaker 3: Okay, interested, So.
Speaker 11: This this guy that went from really smart kid, like
Speaker 11: super smart.
Speaker 1: Foxes are smart? You ever heard that clever like a fox?
Speaker 1: Come now right, it all fits, it's all coming together.
Speaker 11: Maybe he's just finally emerging as what he is always
Speaker 11: meant to be, right, which is a female vixen.
Speaker 3: Thank you Joe, which this is?
Speaker 11: This is And you know what else is really weird
Speaker 11: are all the people that I went to high school
Speaker 11: with commenting like yeah you go, yeah, congratulations, we support you.
Speaker 11: You dig all the holes, you little fox.
Speaker 6: Don't run around at night eating mice like what? So, yeah,
Speaker 6: that is an interesting place we are where most people
Speaker 6: feel compelled, I mean, this is in the Bay Area
Speaker 6: of California that this is happening, but feel compelled to
Speaker 6: say yeah, good for you, as opposed to either ignore it,
Speaker 6: which is I mean like if you said I've started
Speaker 6: eating paint chips, you want to say, hey, good for you.
Speaker 1: You do you A good belly full of lead is
Speaker 1: comforting on As.
Speaker 11: I am watching your comments roll in, somebody just wrote
Speaker 11: we love you no matter what, and I'm so I'm
Speaker 11: so tempted because I am friends with this person and
Speaker 11: I can comment.
Speaker 3: I want to go, hey, are you all right?
Speaker 1: That's well I don't know that I would say that,
Speaker 1: but but that's the if you're going to respond, that's
Speaker 1: the normal response.
Speaker 3: Oh no, are you saying, okay, if you'd like to talk,
Speaker 3: I'm here.
Speaker 11: I wouldn't touch this with your guys's keyboards, trust me well,
Speaker 11: and I'd be happy to go strite something for you.
Speaker 1: And the logical illogical extreme that you can take this
Speaker 1: sort of thing too is you become so obsessed with
Speaker 1: tolerance that if somebody is doing something that needs to
Speaker 1: be tolerated, like identifying as a fox or a chick,
Speaker 1: or is an illegal immigrant, you can't even judge them
Speaker 1: if they.
Speaker 3: Hurt people or kill people.
Speaker 1: Right, Hence the rationale of a sanctuary city or state.
Speaker 1: I won't even cooperate with ice if this person is
Speaker 1: a victimizer and a predator, because I'm supposed to tolerate them.
Speaker 1: It becomes a sort of madness, a sort of denial
Speaker 1: that there can be any standards, much.
Speaker 3: Less that we can enforce them.
Speaker 6: Perhaps, congratulator on her nocturnal vision, don't call her or
Speaker 6: her don't do that, or you quick brown fox jumping
Speaker 6: over the lazy river.
Speaker 1: Congratulations something Congratulations, And your inclusion in that legendary sentence
Speaker 1: that uses all the letters of the alphabet for typing classes.
Speaker 3: I like your ears because they're cute. It's here. I
Speaker 3: saw a guy at the grocery store the other day
Speaker 3: with a foxtail. What she just grab it? Pull it off?
Speaker 3: What is going on? Pull it out?
Speaker 4: Armstrong and getty Putin's running solo on manpower that According
Speaker 4: to the Pentagon, North Korea has sent ten thousand troops
Speaker 4: to Russia, and so far they seem to be having
Speaker 4: a pretty good time because while Russian internet access isn't
Speaker 4: exactly a free for all, it is freer than in
Speaker 4: North Korea, and thanks to their newfound online freedom, North
Speaker 4: Korean troops.
Speaker 3: Are gorging on pornography.
Speaker 4: Personally, I find it comforting to know that if God
Speaker 4: forbid we ever go to war with North Korea, we
Speaker 4: can completely derail their military advance by dropping one dog
Speaker 4: eared copy of a December nineteen ninety eight Hustler. Of course,
Speaker 4: in North Korea, their porn is a little different. When
Speaker 4: the pizza guy shows up, they just eat the pizza.
Speaker 3: That's some good old timey.
Speaker 1: I like.
Speaker 6: This is a bit of an issue for me raising
Speaker 6: a couple of teenagers. His view that internet porn is
Speaker 6: the same as old timey magazine. Porn has got to
Speaker 6: be wiped out of this country because it is going
Speaker 6: to doom. Maybe he already has doomed a generation of
Speaker 6: young men. The idea the birth rate, Yeah, already done.
Speaker 6: The idea that they're having a good time. Yeah, online
Speaker 6: internet porn addiction. I don't think is a good time.
Speaker 6: But anyway, I won't get hung up on that topic
Speaker 6: for now. This is interesting. In the White House press
Speaker 6: room yesterday they asked the obvious question, Well, you had
Speaker 6: a tease yesterday that crazy things often happen in the
Speaker 6: very end of presidencies when nobody's paying any attention and
Speaker 6: you can pay no price for it, you.
Speaker 3: Can get away with stuff. Yeah, you can.
Speaker 6: And it was asked, is the President thinking of pardoning
Speaker 6: his son Hunter? You might remember Hunter has been convicted
Speaker 6: on three counts of a federal gun case. We don't
Speaker 6: know him the sentencing of that is. But on his
Speaker 6: federal tax case, where he pled guilty to nine counts,
Speaker 6: the sentencing is coming up December sixteenth, where most people think,
Speaker 6: if they follow guidelines for most normal people, he's gonna
Speaker 6: spend some time in prison. And is his dad going
Speaker 6: to allow that to happen. KJP said yesterday there's currently
Speaker 6: no plan, and she didn't say currently. I shouldn't throw
Speaker 6: that in because that would be a tell. She said
Speaker 6: there is no plan to pardon Hunter Biden. That doesn't
Speaker 6: mean there's no plan, but.
Speaker 1: But Trump would ask the same question, said he's open
Speaker 1: to pardoning Hunter Biden. So I thought that was interesting.
Speaker 1: I don't know why that would be if.
Speaker 6: That's just a Trump thing, If that's just a Trump
Speaker 6: being a troll, I.
Speaker 3: Would love to hear his rationale.
Speaker 1: The guy's a tax sheet, so I guess mainstream media
Speaker 1: covered for for ages and helped get you booted out
Speaker 1: of office quickly.
Speaker 6: Before I move on, do you think Biden will Joe
Speaker 6: Biden will pardon his son Hunter Biden.
Speaker 3: Yes? Yeah, so do I be shocked if he doesn't.
Speaker 6: Are there many dads that wouldn't, especially given the circumstances
Speaker 6: of you can convince yourself that he did all this
Speaker 6: when he was in the throes of drug addiction.
Speaker 3: He's clean now. He's a different person.
Speaker 1: As I said the last time we talked about this,
Speaker 1: I think I wouldn't.
Speaker 6: I think he is a different person. I think he's
Speaker 6: a cheating shister, sober or drunk or high.
Speaker 3: But that's just me.
Speaker 1: I would give myself the cover of some sort of
Speaker 1: broadish amnesty slash forgiveness for you know, downtrodden people who've
Speaker 1: run a foul of the irs, just just to give
Speaker 1: my legacy a little cover. I mean, granted, it's a skimpy,
Speaker 1: little neglige of cover, but that's what he'll do.
Speaker 3: I'm also surprised nobody has floated but here.
Speaker 6: On this show me, I guess the idea of him
Speaker 6: stepping down so Kamala Harris can become the first female
Speaker 6: person president and we have somebody in the White House
Speaker 6: whose brain, while I don't agree with her thinking process,
Speaker 6: at least works seems like a decent idea with seventy
Speaker 6: days ago.
Speaker 1: First part maybe, second part absolutely not anybody who would
Speaker 1: perpetuate the fraud.
Speaker 3: On the country and his own party.
Speaker 1: That Joe and Jill Biden did by saying, oh, he's
Speaker 1: sharp as can be and I'm going to run again.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's a monster. That's somebody who's become completely
Speaker 1: unmoored from any sort of common sense or morality. Yeah,
Speaker 1: well to that perfect lead in Kim Strassell wrote this
Speaker 1: in the Wall Street Journal. In a world with a
Speaker 1: competent press, mister Biden's failing constitution would have been front
Speaker 1: page news in time for Democrats to confront the unpleasant
Speaker 1: yet manageable reality of needed change. A primary would have
Speaker 1: produced a tested nominee, likely one less encumbered by the
Speaker 1: Biden record, as Harris adviser and Obama veteran David Ploof
Speaker 1: complains that Team Biden created a hole too deep for
Speaker 1: his sidekick to dig out of. Don't forget the industry,
Speaker 1: whose job it is to call out political fiction, instead,
Speaker 1: wrote the Joe Is Fine novel, right, and Mark Awprin
Speaker 1: commented on that by saying, three days in, there is
Speaker 1: still zero public sign that anyone who works in a
Speaker 1: leadership position in any dominant media organization understands how their
Speaker 1: disgusting abrogation of professional responsibility actually helped Trump win.
Speaker 3: Right. You know it's funny.
Speaker 1: I was gonna bring up Kim's her editorial because I
Speaker 1: thought it was such an intriguing premise, And I think
Speaker 1: she's right that while the mainstream media is one sided,
Speaker 1: utter blind, boosterism helped Kamala in ways definitely like they
Speaker 1: help all democratic politicians. Its real effect was denying Democrats'
Speaker 1: access to what was plainly true. It bamboozled them into
Speaker 1: thinking that the world is not what the world clearly is,
Speaker 1: and so they went down this idiotic path of yes,
Speaker 1: Joe can run again, and then when he didn't run,
Speaker 1: the one sided boosterism became Kamala as sharp as could be,
Speaker 1: and everybody loves her, and they've deluded themselves. She says
Speaker 1: the press played a huge role in that way in
Speaker 1: getting Trump elected, because the Democrats don't have any idea
Speaker 1: what's going on right which I was listening to a
Speaker 1: podcast yesterday with a bunch of smart people thinking that.
Speaker 3: Maybe we've been wrong all along. If you're lean conservative.
Speaker 6: The great disadvantage we have in all of the mainstream media,
Speaker 6: the dominant media being so far left.
Speaker 3: Maybe it turns out it aids us and it blinds.
Speaker 6: The Democratic Party to reality, and so they get their
Speaker 6: asses kicked like they did Tuesday. That might not have
Speaker 6: been so. The Democrats have always had the benefit of
Speaker 6: the dominant media, but they weren't insane going you know,
Speaker 6: you don't have to go back very many years where
Speaker 6: it wasn't insane. But it is insane. Now, the fact
Speaker 6: that they were covering for a guy who's clearly.
Speaker 3: Not capable of being president. The fact that they were.
Speaker 6: Denying the open border we had for years, that's insane,
Speaker 6: and that helped conservatives, it didn't hurt them.
Speaker 1: It turns out well in the legacy media is poisoning
Speaker 1: itself too. It's committing a slow suicide. Speaking of the
Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal, they had a story Trump's win cemented it.
Speaker 1: New media is leaving the old guard behind. And it's
Speaker 1: more than that because the new media is fundamentally honest, transparent,
Speaker 1: willing to acknowledge what is plainly true in a way
Speaker 1: that the legacy media isn't because they are so captured
Speaker 1: by their their young, woke newsroom.
Speaker 6: Two more nuggets. Peggy Noonan wrote in The Wopple is
Speaker 6: that where she writes as for Kamala Harris, mister Trump
Speaker 6: in twenty twenty lost the Catholic vote. This year he
Speaker 6: carried it easily at fifty six percent. That'll teach her
Speaker 6: to blow off the Al Smith dinner. Getting back to
Speaker 6: something we had earlier where Kamala Harris had no missteps,
Speaker 6: So how she could how could she lose? She is
Speaker 6: the first candidate in half a century to skip the
Speaker 6: Al Smith dinner and for some reason, and she lost
Speaker 6: the Catholic vote easily.
Speaker 1: Zero press conferences, in one hundred other things. But the
Speaker 1: New York Times, speaking of the legacy media killing itself,
Speaker 1: maintained that she made no gaffes and there were no
Speaker 1: flaws in the campaign with a straight face.
Speaker 3: They said that.
Speaker 6: And what's the name of the Susie Wiles is that
Speaker 6: her name? The uh Rand Trump's campaign is now going
Speaker 6: to be as chief of staff, first female ever chief
Speaker 6: of staff. Jonathan Swan wrote this in The New York
Speaker 6: Times about that she is a rare operative who has
Speaker 6: become close to the leaders of the Magma movement while
Speaker 6: still maintaining relationship with some members of the old Guard
Speaker 6: establishment that mister Trump has trounced. After her appointment was
Speaker 6: announced yesterday, she was praised on social media by Republicans
Speaker 6: ranging from Jeb Bush, the former Florida governor who Trump
Speaker 6: defeated in twenty six sixteen and mocked ruthlessly, to Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 6: a MAGA influencer who leads the group Turning Point USA.
Speaker 3: I mean Royd. That's a broad spectrum there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, how's that tweet aging there, Mark Cuban that
Speaker 1: Trump never surrounds himself with strong, intelligent women. By the way,
Speaker 1: one of the reasons Susie Wilds got the gig is
Speaker 1: because she stood up to him when he was wrong.
Speaker 1: She said, you're wrong.
Speaker 6: He won twice with female campaign managers. He lost once
Speaker 6: with the.
Speaker 3: Male campaign manager. Just for the record, Yeah, it doesn't
Speaker 3: mean anything. But again, so many.
Speaker 1: People in Mark Cuban's world actually believed what they read
Speaker 1: from the legacy media.
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Speaker 6: I just saw a headline college students hoping for a
Speaker 6: student loan bailout. Wonder what the Trump election means. I'll
Speaker 6: tell you what it means. It ain't gonna happen.
Speaker 1: Well, it means the same thing as he's a Harris
Speaker 1: election would have meant.
Speaker 3: Take it happen. True.
Speaker 1: Well, although Biden has, he's pumped billions of dollars into
Speaker 1: that whole thing, despite what the Supreme Court wanted. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but he's dressed it up in such a misleading garb.
Speaker 1: These poor college students think it's for like everybody.
Speaker 3: It's not. It's a very narrow group of like government employees.
Speaker 6: Do you think RFK will ever see the inside of
Speaker 6: the White House?
Speaker 3: RFK Jr. Truy serious about giving him a role, a
Speaker 3: consulting role.
Speaker 1: I will give him a brief in my text line
Speaker 1: and ask him to look into multi vitamins.
Speaker 6: I'm guessing Trump has him in with cameras, kind of
Speaker 6: like he did Kanye that one time to let people
Speaker 6: who like RFK Junior now look, I'm taking this person
Speaker 6: perfectly seriously, and then he'll just never get called back.
Speaker 3: I don't think he has any role whatsoever. I suspect
Speaker 3: it'll he'll look something like that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And I'm also wondering before we take a break,
Speaker 6: I was thinking about this yesterday. It seems to me
Speaker 6: there's a lot more than usual really fast newly elected
Speaker 6: guy in conversations with world leaders. I mean like really
Speaker 6: fast and detailed, like substitutive conversations with Zelensky and Yahoo. Uh.
Speaker 3: Well, lots of people, and I'm one.
Speaker 6: I'll be interested to see if there's not some coordination
Speaker 6: between Blincoln, Secretary of State, Pentagon something with the newly
Speaker 6: incoming Trump with like we let's let the world know
Speaker 6: we're still on top of this. We're on top of
Speaker 6: it with Biden in charge, we got you're you're waiting
Speaker 6: in the wings. We're still on top of all of this.
Speaker 6: That wouldn't surprise me a bit because this lull in
Speaker 6: between if if she doesn't take Taiwan now, I can't
Speaker 6: understand what the reasoning is. He must just think it
Speaker 6: for some reason. It's not a good time politically in
Speaker 6: terms of where the United States is, seems like the
Speaker 6: best time. That's what she said. Stay with us.
Speaker 3: Uh. Here's my favorite story of the day.
Speaker 1: Ambulance runs over Oregon bicyclist then bills him for the
Speaker 1: ride to the hospital.
Speaker 3: That actually happened. That actually happened. Yes, i'd make me angry,
Speaker 3: and he.
Speaker 1: Is somewhat distressed, as you might guess what you ran
Speaker 1: over me and I gonna pay Get well, we got
Speaker 1: to go back to the beginning of this. There I
Speaker 1: am on my bike and you're driving your ambulance. Everything's fine,
Speaker 1: you remember that? So am I paying you for running
Speaker 1: over me? Or no, no, no, two different things. I
Speaker 1: run over you and then you're paying for the ride
Speaker 1: to the hospital. Look, I can see that me squashing
Speaker 1: you on your bike was unfortunate. Nobody wanted that to happen.
Speaker 1: On the other hand, I am an ambulance. You needed
Speaker 1: a ride to the hospital.
Speaker 6: But you see I wouldn't have needed a ride to
Speaker 6: the hospital if you hadn't your equivalent.
Speaker 3: You'reiling story coming up. We've got more on the stay here.
Speaker 11: So many say he didn't just spell the word rapper
Speaker 11: out a pat Did he get poppy wrist?
Speaker 3: Because he might put it hit on me like it's
Speaker 3: the only way.
Speaker 2: You're gonna be killing.
Speaker 3: Ain't gonna be on the beak. He canna beat the
Speaker 3: beak city on the kind like teeth.
Speaker 2: Could he call me?
Speaker 3: So that's eminem? From what did he say in that lyric?
Speaker 3: I didn't quite get it.
Speaker 11: He said, I'm an R A p E R. And
Speaker 11: then he said, oh wait, he didn't just spell the
Speaker 11: word rapper without a P diddy. Very clever eminem wordplay.
Speaker 11: When I was gonna say, yeah, whoa, let's go going
Speaker 11: by fast?
Speaker 1: Yeah? He you know what?
Speaker 11: So uh, I guess he recently just talked about how
Speaker 11: like he's on the spectrum and that's how he is
Speaker 11: just so quick. I know his politics suck, but I
Speaker 11: will forever love him. He's He's a lyrical genius.
Speaker 3: Eminem is a master of wordplay. But when did that
Speaker 3: song come out? Great question? Like but like post finding
Speaker 3: out about Ditty or was he putting that out there? No, No,
Speaker 3: he's been after Diddy for a long time. That's why
Speaker 3: you could talk.
Speaker 11: He was talking about he didn't kill kill Biggie Diddy
Speaker 11: because there's the claim that Ditty's behind Tupac and Bitti.
Speaker 11: Biggie Bully is certainly an amoral scumbag. Okay, that song
Speaker 11: was released at the beginning of September.
Speaker 3: Okay, Okay, there you go.
Speaker 1: So it's interesting to me just as a transition, that
Speaker 1: so many of our lecturing superiors in the entertainment industry
Speaker 1: will cover for absolute monsters until it's perfectly safe to
Speaker 1: come out and then act outrage. Jack and I during
Speaker 1: the commercial break, we were talking about the young woman
Speaker 1: in Iran who was arrested and disappeared for uncovering her
Speaker 1: hair and then a good deal more of her and
Speaker 1: she is almost certainly now being tortured and raped and
Speaker 1: may well be dead.
Speaker 6: She had been ticketed for being in violation of not
Speaker 6: having the headscarf on. So what she did was she
Speaker 6: stripped down to her underwear, just her braw on, her panties,
Speaker 6: and she walked up and down the sidewalk with her
Speaker 6: arms crossed, very slowly, and everybody is watching, wide eyed.
Speaker 6: And she knew exactly what she was signing up for,
Speaker 6: almost certain death at the very least, torture and rape.
Speaker 3: But she did it anyway, which is a heck of
Speaker 3: a thing, especially when you got in the United States.
Speaker 6: I'm looking up at Columbia University where the kids are
Speaker 6: not going to school today because they're so upset about
Speaker 6: the way the presidential election turned out.
Speaker 3: A free and fair election. Yeah, that's right. Quite the contrast.
Speaker 1: And one of the reasons I brought it up is
Speaker 1: that young woman actually martyred herself, maybe literally, maybe at
Speaker 1: the cost of terrible suffering.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, for women's rights.
Speaker 1: Where is the cry on America America's college campus is for.
Speaker 3: That young woman? Why am I not hearing her name? Chanted?
Speaker 1: Well, the answer is very simple. What I've been trying
Speaker 1: to communicate now for quite some time. It's not about
Speaker 1: the suffering of the downtrodden. The kids. A lot of
Speaker 1: the college kids think it is. But there's no white
Speaker 1: man to hate in this scenario. There's no clear political
Speaker 1: victim oppressor that you can identify, except that it is
Speaker 1: an Islamic regime and brown people who are the vicious,
Speaker 1: horrifying oppressors, and that just doesn't work. All of this
Speaker 1: stuff has been its intent all along, was to tear
Speaker 1: down the powers that be Western civilization. And if a situation,
Speaker 1: even as mind bogglingly clearcut and courageous as this, if
Speaker 1: it doesn't serve those aims, they're not going to utter
Speaker 1: a word about it on America's college campuses. They're liars.
Speaker 1: They're perpetrating a fraud. It's not about black lives. It's
Speaker 1: about tearing down the institutions so they can take them over.
Speaker 1: This is blinding proof of it, so bright a light.
Speaker 6: Not just America, because they've had, you know, hundreds of
Speaker 6: thousands of people marching in the streets in Berlin and
Speaker 6: London and Paris point about the Palestinian's fate. You know,
Speaker 6: if you could get those kind of crowds coming out
Speaker 6: with pictures of this girl who's probably dead, I mean,
Speaker 6: you could actually have an effect.
Speaker 1: And one more quick point I read a bunch of
Speaker 1: accounts of the violence against the Israeli soccer fans in
Speaker 1: the Netherlands over the weekend. We can get into that
Speaker 1: next hour. I don't want to give too much away,
Speaker 1: but I will tell you this. I read all the
Speaker 1: way through major publications descriptions of it and did not
Speaker 1: once encounter the word Arab or Muslim. They did not
Speaker 1: bother to describe the assailants at all.
Speaker 3: Isn't that odd? Well, reality will bat last on that
Speaker 3: one too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you get actual accounts and eye witness statements,
Speaker 1: they say, yeah, I was Arab men who beat the
Speaker 1: crap out of us.
Speaker 3: They beat my little boy, they beat me, etc. But
Speaker 3: it's funny.
Speaker 1: Even the Wall Street Journal wouldn't go there. We do
Speaker 1: four hours a day, four hours.
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