Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe, Ketty.
Speaker 2: Arm Strong and Gatty and no He Armstrong and Eddy.
Speaker 3: The judge is now giving the Trump administration two weeks
Speaker 3: to prove that they are facilitating the return of Abrego
Speaker 3: Garcia to.
Speaker 2: The United States.
Speaker 3: At that point, it will have been three weeks since
Speaker 3: the Supreme Court first issued its order, and for all
Speaker 3: that time, Albrego Garcia will be sitting in that prison
Speaker 3: in all Salvador. All his family has heard about his
Speaker 3: condition is what the administration has said.
Speaker 2: That he's alive and secured.
Speaker 4: So that's ABC News version of the thing with the
Speaker 4: Maryland man father of the Year from Maryland, older League
Speaker 4: coach or dangerous MS thirteen gang member, depending on what
Speaker 4: network you're watching, that got sent by mistake, and that's
Speaker 4: according to Trump's own White House.
Speaker 2: Well, now they're saying it wasn't a mistake. Oh they are.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't know that, okay, and you'll have to
Speaker 4: update me on that. I missed that somehow. But they,
Speaker 4: as of I don't know, two days ago, had said
Speaker 4: it was a mistake that they sent that guy there
Speaker 4: and they should know. So now some Democrats are talking
Speaker 4: about going to visit the dude to check on him.
Speaker 5: Look, this may be a first we're going to witness
Speaker 5: today a sitting US senator traveling to a foreign country
Speaker 5: to advocate for an illegal alien deemed affiliated with MS
Speaker 5: thirteen deported to his own country. But that's exactly what
Speaker 5: Maryland's Democrat Senator Chris van Holland says he's doing today.
Speaker 6: I don't even know if we announced this, but I
Speaker 6: am planning tomorrow to go to El Salvador, Wow, to
Speaker 6: walk to brain to work.
Speaker 2: To Braham Hallan. Are they that's Van Holland of Maryland?
Speaker 2: Are they that into this? We really need to run
Speaker 2: forty seven? Which one is that it's Patty Moore in
Speaker 2: Her daughter was raped and murdered by an illegal alien
Speaker 2: and she heard about this brave trip to L Salvador
Speaker 2: by Van Holland. She said this, I'm very angry. I'm
Speaker 2: actually outraged, but.
Speaker 1: I'm too sad at the won't put the show anger.
Speaker 1: At the same time, there was no action on the
Speaker 1: Democrat Democratic Party in any way from Joe by Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris my orcis anyone here in Maryland. None of the
Speaker 1: senators did anything to help search for the murderer of
Speaker 1: my daughter.
Speaker 2: She describes the horrifying crime. I haven't heard it, and
Speaker 2: it's labeled graphic graphic with exclamation points on the sheet,
Speaker 2: So I did prefer not to hear.
Speaker 4: No, I can imagine it, and I take her word
Speaker 4: for it, your word for it.
Speaker 2: That was horrifying.
Speaker 4: That is interesting though, I mean, do process is not
Speaker 4: a minor issue, but it is interesting that you can
Speaker 4: get politicians so worked up about this illegal.
Speaker 2: Gang member or not. Haven't been able to nail that down.
Speaker 4: And making sure he's okay, But no interest in finding
Speaker 4: the illegal who you know, did horrible things to her
Speaker 4: family member.
Speaker 2: Right, can't get fired up about that at all. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's interesting, isn't it?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 2: A few weeks ago or whatever it was. In the first hearing,
Speaker 2: the administration lawyer said that this guy was sent to
Speaker 2: the Salvadorian megaprison because of a quote, administrative error. He's
Speaker 2: been suspended now, according to Steven Miller, who's always good
Speaker 2: for a good quote quote, they don't have this tape
Speaker 2: doing and it doesn't matter anyway. He was not mistakenly
Speaker 2: sent to out Salvador. He is an illegal alien from
Speaker 2: El Salvator. In twenty nineteen, he was ordered deported. He
Speaker 2: has a final removal order from the United States. These
Speaker 2: are things that no one disputes. Where is he from
Speaker 2: El Salvador? Where is he a resident and citizen of
Speaker 2: El Salvador? Is he here illegally? Yes? Does he have
Speaker 2: a deportation order? Yes? Now in twenty nineteen, an immigration
Speaker 2: judge prevented him, had issued a withholding order which prevents
Speaker 2: him from being deported to a particular country because this
Speaker 2: guy made the case that El Salvador he would die
Speaker 2: there because a criminal gang was out to get him.
Speaker 2: And I've heard very even commentators like Rich Lowry of
Speaker 2: the National Review say it's a pretty weak immigration or
Speaker 2: asylum case, the sort of case that liberal judges routinely say, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: you're right, you should stay in this country. But the
Speaker 2: so the administration has changed its tone at least a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 4: Well, I'd like, I'm just throwing out a hypothetical. I
Speaker 4: don't know if this is this guy's situation, but if
Speaker 4: you're involved in one of the more violent gangs in
Speaker 4: the Western Hemisphere and you end up in a situation
Speaker 4: with a rival gang where it'd be dangerous for you to.
Speaker 2: Be in that country. Is that my deal? I mean,
Speaker 2: you don't have to worry about that. I care.
Speaker 4: Right, you've kind of got yourself into a bad situation there.
Speaker 4: That doesn't mean you just get to come to the
Speaker 4: United States and stay here, then, does it.
Speaker 2: Oh? No, Well, the order says you can send him
Speaker 2: anywhere but Al Salvador. But in practice they didn't send
Speaker 2: him anywhere as we could plainly see, right.
Speaker 4: And so then you got and I uh, just because
Speaker 4: I can hear some of the people screaming at the
Speaker 4: radio who care about this, that doesn't mean I'm arguing
Speaker 4: we shouldn't have due process and all that.
Speaker 2: We got to make sure that we stick with that, right.
Speaker 2: I understand that angle of the story.
Speaker 4: I was just going with the hypothetical, is that reason
Speaker 4: for asylum? You're a criminal in your home country and
Speaker 4: you've run a foul of a different criminal gang, so
Speaker 4: you get to come here because it'd be dangerous for
Speaker 4: you to stay there.
Speaker 2: That wasn't his argument. His argument was a criminal gang
Speaker 2: was blackmailing his family because all the boys in their
Speaker 2: neighborhood are supposed to join that gang, and so his
Speaker 2: family moved him and then moved to him again up
Speaker 2: to the United States to keep him safe from being
Speaker 2: dragged into gang. Right, I forget their argument.
Speaker 4: I forgot that angle of it, like because I mentioned
Speaker 4: the movie Grand Tarino, which had that theme in it
Speaker 4: of men living in a part of town where your
Speaker 4: kid doesn't want to be in the gang, but the
Speaker 4: gangs put him in a position where it's hard to
Speaker 4: not be in the gang.
Speaker 2: Which is just be horrible, horrible, horrible, horrible. I can't
Speaker 2: even imagine dealing with that sort of thing. So if
Speaker 2: you didn't follow the specifics of it, the Supreme Court,
Speaker 2: quoting the Wall Street Journal, try to split the baby
Speaker 2: in a standoff between a federal judge and the Justice Department,
Speaker 2: Judge Paula Zinnis, Obama appointee, had instructed the White House
Speaker 2: to quote facilitate mister Abrago Garcia's return in the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court agreed with that order, but the Court also specified
Speaker 2: that the judges oversight had to be done with quote
Speaker 2: due regard for the deference oh to the executive. The
Speaker 2: conduct of Foreign Affairs Journal says this ambiguity was an
Speaker 2: invitation to the Judge and the White House to work
Speaker 2: things out without making it a constitutional crisis. Invitation not taken.
Speaker 2: The judge on Friday demanded an immediate administration report. Now
Speaker 2: the White House seems to have decided it can do
Speaker 2: a legal dance, claiming it doesn't need to facilitate anything.
Speaker 2: So once the scene in the Oval Office with Trump
Speaker 2: and El Salvadoran president naib b'kayley saying, how can I
Speaker 2: return him to the US smuggle him in a question
Speaker 2: is preposterous.
Speaker 4: So the president of Al Salvador says he doesn't have
Speaker 4: the power as the president to yank somebody out of
Speaker 4: prison some of the United States.
Speaker 2: What's interesting, again, this is about due process, not the
Speaker 2: dude is he's not been accused of or convicted of
Speaker 2: any crime whatsoever. So to find himself in a super
Speaker 2: max prison, it is difficult to explain. Given our system
Speaker 2: of government. The only reason he's in that prison is
Speaker 2: because our government sent him to Al Salvador to put
Speaker 2: in that prison. Right, and to call it a supermax
Speaker 2: prison is.
Speaker 4: It's more like sending somebody to it to be tortured
Speaker 4: to death. I mean, it's just I mean, that's nobody
Speaker 4: nobody's No human beings should have to.
Speaker 2: Live in that environment. I mean, that's horrifying. I don't
Speaker 2: know how to actually goes day to day in there, honestly,
Speaker 2: because there are vast differences between like a prison and
Speaker 2: a county jail, just in the culture and the way
Speaker 2: they're runing stuff like that. I've heard, you know how.
Speaker 4: Strict it is twenty three and a half hours of
Speaker 4: a light for one thing, eighty people in one Celluh.
Speaker 2: A sucky, that's sucky.
Speaker 4: Well, you say, sell, it's a big dormitory, right, But
Speaker 4: I just don't want that many people to have access
Speaker 4: to me that are that violent.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, oh, I agree completely. I'm not saying it's pleasant.
Speaker 2: I just I'm saying I don't know that much about
Speaker 2: how it is day to day, and you're presenting it's
Speaker 2: like a holiday inn Okay, sure I am. But anyway,
Speaker 2: how this guy ended up there is uh, there's got
Speaker 2: to be procedure, due process for ending up in a
Speaker 2: supermax El Salvadoran prison.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, Well, we'll keep our eye on this story
Speaker 4: I've got could actually turn into a bit of a
Speaker 4: constitutional crisis if the Supreme Court says no.
Speaker 2: According to our laws. You gotta do this, and Trump says,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna What would happen?
Speaker 4: Then what you would hope would happen is that there
Speaker 4: are enough Republicans. Well, what would happen? I was going
Speaker 4: to say, they'd put pressure on the president. I'm not
Speaker 4: sure you can put pressure on the president.
Speaker 2: On the president Trump, there would be frantic behind the
Speaker 2: scenes discussions and negotiations.
Speaker 4: Well, let's take it to its limit, like if Trump
Speaker 4: really stood up against it, what would happen.
Speaker 2: Impeachment's the only option, right stripped to the waist and
Speaker 2: the bare knuckle boxing with John Roberts. That's my understanding
Speaker 2: of the constitution. Yes, yeah, yeah, it would be impeachment.
Speaker 4: Would be the only method to remove the president. And
Speaker 4: if and if you don't go with impeachment, I think
Speaker 4: he gets away with it.
Speaker 2: Ah yeah, yeah, there are a lot of ifs. I
Speaker 2: don't think there's a going to kind of line up,
Speaker 2: kind of interested in what would happen? Oh, yes, super
Speaker 2: interesting question. I don't it would. There would be tremendous
Speaker 2: pressure beyond the scenes, meetings, discussions, maybe acts of Congress
Speaker 2: condemning this that or the other.
Speaker 4: As Bill Maher said the other day after his dinner
Speaker 4: with Trump. He said, Trump's way more self aware than
Speaker 4: he lets on and all that. So there would be
Speaker 4: enough people in that Trump trust that would come to
Speaker 4: him say this, don't do this, This is not a
Speaker 4: good idea. For all the other things we're trying to do.
Speaker 4: This would be worth it, I think, don't.
Speaker 2: You think You're probably right. Yeah, we're gonna find out
Speaker 2: in fairly short order because this stuff is continuing apace.
Speaker 2: As they say in places where people use that word.
Speaker 4: Well, that'll be exciting for talk radio. I have an
Speaker 4: update on quite a story. It is not for the kids.
Speaker 4: Do not have your kids. Listen to the next segment
Speaker 4: of the Armstrong and Giddysha.
Speaker 2: Arm Strong and get complete and utter joy and gratefulness.
Speaker 2: You can hear no dream is too wild.
Speaker 4: The moon was so beautiful and that was like I
Speaker 4: felt like that was a special gift just for me.
Speaker 7: You can't go through what we went to to look
Speaker 7: out for each other, to help each other.
Speaker 2: And not be changed by that what I will never
Speaker 2: be the same. This experience is right a second to
Speaker 2: being a mom. Gail King, you are so full of crap.
Speaker 4: You can't go through what we've gone through together, you know,
Speaker 4: watching out for each other.
Speaker 2: What are you talking about. I've been a told me
Speaker 2: that that she's afraid of flying, and so it was
Speaker 2: very scary for her, and they help. Whatever.
Speaker 4: Then don't go you can't help, but go through that
Speaker 4: without being changed.
Speaker 2: Or so what ever? I have Have you heard anybody
Speaker 2: who hasn't mocked this? No, no other than the chick
Speaker 2: Strawauts themselves. Right, it's very The mockery has been universal
Speaker 2: and very entertaining as well. But Gail is not having it.
Speaker 2: She is clapped back.
Speaker 7: I really resent that people are calling it a rye.
Speaker 7: We duplicated the trajectory of Alan Shepherd's flight back in
Speaker 7: the day.
Speaker 2: No one called that a ride.
Speaker 7: A ride sounds frivolous, it sounds insignificant. This was a
Speaker 7: bonavide flight. So you know, I say, have you been
Speaker 7: to space? Have you seen what Blue Origin does to
Speaker 7: get these machines up, get them up and get them
Speaker 7: down with the precision that they do. I'm sorry, there
Speaker 7: are haters.
Speaker 2: There's always going to be heres. Yeah, I'll contro it's
Speaker 2: exactly those things you said, it wasn't, I mean, like precisely,
Speaker 2: and if I'm there in Italy, Spain, and I get
Speaker 2: on a cruise ship in my fancy matching outfit with
Speaker 2: the rest of my passengers, and they take me on
Speaker 2: the same trajectory as Christopher Columbus. That's still a ride, baby,
Speaker 2: that's just a ride. But we're explorers. That I've beenishly
Speaker 2: an explorer.
Speaker 4: It is a child one percent insignificant and frivolous, which
Speaker 4: is what she's claiming. It was okay, so ah. I
Speaker 4: went through my notes. You weren't here for this story.
Speaker 4: I thought we had discussed this story.
Speaker 2: We might have remind me I'd paw through so much
Speaker 2: horror every day sometimes it kind of just clouds over.
Speaker 2: Maybe it was just Katie and I talking about it.
Speaker 4: On Friday, The New York Times was pushing back, trying
Speaker 4: to make the argument that necrophilia is not a common
Speaker 4: thing on the subways in New.
Speaker 2: York, but is once and up. I certainly hope not so.
Speaker 4: Guy dies. Guy gets on the train. He's only thirty
Speaker 4: seven years old. We got more information today than we
Speaker 4: had on Friday. Guy gets on the train in the
Speaker 4: evening about eight o'clock. He's thirty seven years old. Dies
Speaker 4: mysteriously still don't have a reason why he died on
Speaker 4: the train.
Speaker 2: They have video.
Speaker 4: Passenger on the subway train goes over and starts rifling
Speaker 4: through the pockets and steals from the dead guy, which
Speaker 4: is really cool. If you die in the train, somebody's
Speaker 4: immediately gonna rob you. And then after the dude doesn't
Speaker 4: move and a guy thinks it over a little bit,
Speaker 4: and I mean, who isn't turned on.
Speaker 2: By a corpse?
Speaker 4: He sexes up the dead body on the subway. Oh my,
Speaker 4: and he's still on the loose, by the way, he
Speaker 4: has not been caught. Stop him before he does that again.
Speaker 4: And as Katie and I talked about this a lot
Speaker 4: on Friday when this story broke, I mean, have you
Speaker 4: your whole life been way like, Oh my God, I
Speaker 4: won the lottery.
Speaker 2: My ship has come in. What did I do God
Speaker 2: to deserve this? Here? I am alone in a room
Speaker 2: with a dead body or what? Or did it? Or
Speaker 2: had a subway train?
Speaker 4: Had you never been turned on your life by this before?
Speaker 4: And then all of a sudden that day he thought,
Speaker 4: I'm feeling a bit of an urge here that I'm
Speaker 4: kind of surprised by.
Speaker 2: But something me an opportunity has presented itself? Right? Good, Lord,
Speaker 2: going on there?
Speaker 4: I mean, because what sort of Oh, the ick factor
Speaker 4: is just off the charts. But you have to assume
Speaker 4: that ninety nine point nine as far as you want
Speaker 4: to go percent of people that wouldn't cross their mind
Speaker 4: right if they end up alone with a dead body.
Speaker 2: How did it happen here?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: I see you're You're incredibly perverse and inappropriate. Lord, what
Speaker 2: did I do to deserve this? How is that guy
Speaker 2: the first guy to come across depart or this is
Speaker 2: my question on Freddie?
Speaker 4: Or are there way more people with that tendency than
Speaker 4: we ever thought?
Speaker 2: Or was the guy dead and everybody just thought he
Speaker 2: was passed out or sleeping or something? In a succession
Speaker 2: of people came through the car until a uh would
Speaker 2: be necro file you know, don't mind if a do
Speaker 2: Lord that, What what are the chances that dude, the
Speaker 2: live one, should be among humanity for the rest of
Speaker 2: his days?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, God? Are the chances that's like, Hey, look,
Speaker 2: I stepped over the line. I don't know what I
Speaker 2: was thinking. It was a failure. I lost my head.
Speaker 2: Don't worry, I'll never do anything crazy again. What are
Speaker 2: the chances.
Speaker 4: Zero Byron York was referring to one sentence I think
Speaker 4: of the New York Times story where it said something
Speaker 4: like this, this is the only incident of this sort
Speaker 4: of thing that has been reported on the subway as
Speaker 4: far as the New York Times can find. Like they're
Speaker 4: trying to make the claim that, Hey, just want to
Speaker 4: let you know, necrophilia isn't a regular part of our
Speaker 4: subway system. Now enjoy your day. Wow, what a story.
Speaker 4: The family's horrified. I as I've always said, once I'm dead,
Speaker 4: I don't care what happens to me, so it's not
Speaker 4: worse for me. But you know, wife is heartbroken, family man,
Speaker 4: ceter the usual story.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's terrible. But the then you know.
Speaker 8: And get.
Speaker 2: Breaking news.
Speaker 4: A judge finds probable cause to hold the Trump administration
Speaker 4: in contempt over deportation flights. Is I don't know what
Speaker 4: that means or how that plays out, or does that
Speaker 4: is that just in general, or is this around that
Speaker 4: that dude that they shouldn't assent.
Speaker 2: Or was it around the uh the the judge you said, hey,
Speaker 2: stop flying people, tell Salvador in One of the planes
Speaker 2: was already in the air and he said, you turn
Speaker 2: it around. We can't, right, Okay, anyway, that one.
Speaker 4: That's just coming out. If we get more details, will
Speaker 4: pass it along. We got a couple of texts first,
Speaker 4: this one, while we're on the topic. I've got friends
Speaker 4: at El Salvad are visiting family right now. People love
Speaker 4: that prison criminals that victimized citizens are removed. El Salvador
Speaker 4: is terrifying. Now it's safer.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 4: Is it because the prison is so bad you don't
Speaker 4: want to do crimes? Or did they just because you
Speaker 4: took the criminals and locked them up? Oh yeah, yeah
Speaker 4: yeah old uh Buqueley he uh. He is absolutely a
Speaker 4: right wing h strong man. And he said we're cleaning
Speaker 4: this place up and he did. Now does that mean
Speaker 4: it's okay to have right wing strong men in the
Speaker 4: United States, for instance? I would say no, But yes,
Speaker 4: he has reduced crime miraculously. That's the first thing people want. Safety,
Speaker 4: of course number one on the top of the list.
Speaker 4: A couple other texts, real quick, uh, not serious. We
Speaker 4: got this one. Those are caps corpse attracted people. Okay,
Speaker 4: I don't know if that's a terminop. And also this
Speaker 4: if Gail King is an astronaut I'm a fighter pilot
Speaker 4: because I rode with the Blue Angels for several hours,
Speaker 4: So you're.
Speaker 2: Now officially a fighter pilot. No, I'm not.
Speaker 4: No, I'm not.
Speaker 2: I went for a ride. Don't say that. That's humiliating.
Speaker 2: Anybody reasonable would say, yeah, Now, I haven't heard this.
Speaker 4: Gavin Newsom and Bill Maher discussing some California policies we'll
Speaker 4: discuss I see today.
Speaker 9: The Trump administration. They talked about the fact that California
Speaker 9: had a rule that schools cannot be required to notify
Speaker 9: parents if their kids in school have changed their gender,
Speaker 9: their pronouns. That's the kind of thing, even though it
Speaker 9: doesn't affect a lot of people, it makes a lot
Speaker 9: of people go, well, you know what, that's the Party
Speaker 9: without common sense. Now, if that's your state, how are
Speaker 9: you are you?
Speaker 2: I just disagree with that. I mean, the law was
Speaker 2: you would be fired.
Speaker 8: A teacher would be fired if a teach did not
Speaker 8: report or snitch on a kid talking about their gender identity.
Speaker 8: I just think that was wrong. I think teachers should teach.
Speaker 8: I don't think they should be required to turn in kids.
Speaker 8: And by the way, turn in.
Speaker 2: And we're talking about their parents.
Speaker 9: How gonna snitch. The idea of a snitch and a
Speaker 9: parent to me doesn't complain.
Speaker 2: I just I don't.
Speaker 8: But what is what is the job of a teacher?
Speaker 2: It's to teach.
Speaker 8: If Johnny's talking about some identity issue or some issue
Speaker 8: about liking someone of the same sex, is that the
Speaker 8: teacher's job.
Speaker 4: Well, I'd like to hear more of that. That's an
Speaker 4: odd cut, Yeah, an interesting place to add that. I
Speaker 4: would like to hear more of that.
Speaker 2: So well.
Speaker 4: The one thing that's clear from that he is not
Speaker 4: confidently coming out and saying it's ridiculous that teachers would
Speaker 4: not be allowed to tell parents right about it, and
Speaker 4: he didn't say that. He had the opportunity right off
Speaker 4: the bat to say that, and he didn't. So there's
Speaker 4: no chance he's going to be president in the United States.
Speaker 4: You cannot be president in the United States unless you're
Speaker 4: willing to take a position on this. It's been proven
Speaker 4: over and over the candidates who try to like fudge
Speaker 4: these things and thinking they're gonna have it both ways,
Speaker 4: never works, never works. Didn't work for Kamala, ain't gonna
Speaker 4: work for Gavin. I can't believe he doesn't have the
Speaker 4: balls to come out and say, even in California, what
Speaker 4: just has gotta be an eighty twenty issue, maybe to
Speaker 4: ninety ten.
Speaker 2: I can't believe he didn't have the balls to say
Speaker 2: that out loud, and to claim that Johnny, who now
Speaker 2: wants to be called Jenny, that that would be snitching
Speaker 2: on the kid and akin to maybe the kid hints
Speaker 2: that maybe he likes boys. That's just that is so false.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's so funny. And also the job of
Speaker 2: a teacher is to teach, to teach about the genderbread
Speaker 2: person in radical gender theory, Gavin, you require them to
Speaker 2: teach that stuff.
Speaker 4: Now with all the crap in California that they haven't
Speaker 4: teached that's not reading, writing, and arithmetic, that ain't gonna fly.
Speaker 4: And he's trying to conflate what DeSantis is doing in Florida,
Speaker 4: where they have the law that you'll be fired if
Speaker 4: you don't tell the parents, and he's trying to act
Speaker 4: like that's what he's fighting against. No, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: you went completely the other direction where the teacher is
Speaker 4: not allowed to tell the parent.
Speaker 2: That's nuts. Yeah, and every most people think it's nuts.
Speaker 4: As Bill Maher points out, most people think that's nuts.
Speaker 2: God, I can't believe. I thought Gavin was smarter than that.
Speaker 2: Here's the deal. What's really wrecking him and people like him,
Speaker 2: thank God, is more and more people are understanding the
Speaker 2: relationship between the neo Marxists, the radical you know, gender
Speaker 2: theory crowd or the queer theory crowd, all these lunatics,
Speaker 2: the neo Marxists, and their connection to, for instance, the
Speaker 2: teachers Union, which is down with all this stuff. Gavin
Speaker 2: doesn't dare defy the teachers Union, which is down with
Speaker 2: all this stuff. So he went as far as he's
Speaker 2: gonna go with is Yeah, there's a injustice there. We
Speaker 2: need to strike a balance with the girls. And so
Speaker 2: it's not the vice versa.
Speaker 4: So it's not the voters that he has in the
Speaker 4: back of his mind needs answering those questions.
Speaker 2: It's the teachers Union have the teachers unions and the
Speaker 2: radical activist class, of which he I think is to
Speaker 2: the extent that he has any beliefs whatsoever, they seem
Speaker 2: to be quite progressive. I think he believes he wants
Speaker 2: to be president.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I'd like to hear more of that exchange. Yeah,
Speaker 4: no kidding, because.
Speaker 2: Mar cannot be. I got to be able to say this.
Speaker 2: He cannot be bull asked. I'll just say that, why
Speaker 2: are you so oily? Why do you take so much
Speaker 2: joy in cursing? I don't know, I don't know. It's
Speaker 2: just it's it's a wonderful thing. It's a wonderful thing. Well,
Speaker 2: you know, I consider bull asked to be a perfect word. Oh,
Speaker 2: it is universally understood in its meaning. It is brief,
Speaker 2: It has a ring twit, it has a rhythm tw it.
Speaker 2: It's perfect word.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and unfortunately the substitutes do not carry the same weight.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, So Gavin is a liar and a
Speaker 2: perv and I want him to run for president because
Speaker 2: it will be so much fun to see his hopes
Speaker 2: treated like a child treats a birthday. Piniata. I have
Speaker 2: more on that topic. We don't have a lot of time.
Speaker 4: Well, and were you here? Maybe this happened when you
Speaker 4: weren't here either. The Stephen A. Smith, the sportscaster from ESPN,
Speaker 4: the most famous sportscaster in America and hugely popular. He's serious,
Speaker 4: he's got an exploratory committee. He's looking at running for president.
Speaker 4: He says he doesn't He's never wanted to be in politics,
Speaker 4: but he feels like maybe this is the time for
Speaker 4: him to get involved. And he won't run if he
Speaker 4: doesn't think he can win. But he's he's serious about it.
Speaker 4: He's a lefty right well, he always he always takes
Speaker 4: the pretty damn progressive view of all things race related.
Speaker 4: I don't know where he is on any of the
Speaker 4: trans stuff. You know, his appeal, he's very appealing to
Speaker 4: working classmen of all stripes. I mean, this is a
Speaker 4: great opportunity for the Democrats to try to claw back
Speaker 4: some working.
Speaker 2: Classmen with Steven A. Smith running.
Speaker 4: And you know, we've learned from Trump and Schwarzenegger that
Speaker 4: the whole celebrity running thing can reach people that don't
Speaker 4: normally vote. You could turn out tons of people that
Speaker 4: don't normally vote if he starts.
Speaker 2: Banging the BLM drum, though, for instance, he's going to
Speaker 2: lose those working classes.
Speaker 4: I doubt that he does, but I could be wrong.
Speaker 4: You don't think he'll lose him or you don't think
Speaker 4: he'll bang that drum.
Speaker 2: I don't think he'll bang that drum. Oh okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: I just I don't know what the cut of his
Speaker 2: jib is so.
Speaker 4: Well, we'll find out soon he decides to run. Although
Speaker 4: it is twenty twenty five. Yes, the new guy just
Speaker 4: took office what two and a half months ago. I
Speaker 4: feel like the celebrities who run need to get in
Speaker 4: on the later end, not the earlier end, because the
Speaker 4: earlier you get in, the more you get to to
Speaker 4: be just taken apart as a not ready for the deal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, So the only thing I was going to
Speaker 2: throw on about Gaviy is Kevin Kylie and others are
Speaker 2: pointing out that Newsome, and this was not covered, just
Speaker 2: confessed last month that medical California's medical is insolvent. Well
Speaker 2: on how many billions of dollars we've spent on illegals? Well, right, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a public health insurance which program which provides health
Speaker 2: care services for low income individuals, right well, as California
Speaker 2: Congressman Kevin Kylie noted, quote, the cost of Newsom's policy
Speaker 2: of giving free coverage to every illegal immigrant in the
Speaker 2: state has a balloon to nine and a half billion dollars,
Speaker 2: and he's now asked for a three and a half
Speaker 2: billion dollar loan quote unquote just to continue making payments
Speaker 2: for this month.
Speaker 4: Billions and dollars for free taxpayer funded health care for
Speaker 4: illegals is guaranteed a ninety ten issue. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: he's like I say, he is gonna get so thoroughly pignyachted.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to witness it. So he needs now
Speaker 2: to borrow six point two billion dollars to cover medical
Speaker 2: expenses to cover the massive shortfall free to low cost
Speaker 2: health care for low individual incomes and families regardless of
Speaker 2: their immigration status. That's nuts, he says. Yeah, good good
Speaker 2: run on that.
Speaker 4: Democrats, go ahead, run on taxpayers paying for health care
Speaker 4: for illegals.
Speaker 2: Do it. Good luck. Carl To DeMaio of San Diego
Speaker 2: points out I uncovered this cost spike two weeks ago
Speaker 2: and got removed from the Budget committee for exposing it.
Speaker 2: DeMaio said the program has no money left. Quote, it
Speaker 2: is broke. It is insolvent. They can't pay hospitals, doctors, nurses,
Speaker 2: and health care providers, which means giving free health care
Speaker 2: to illegal immigrants puts to health insurance security for the
Speaker 2: neediest among us, at risk children, seniors, and others that
Speaker 2: cannot afford it or being threatened with their health coverage
Speaker 2: because we gave away the store to illegal immigrants. It
Speaker 2: needs to stop. Governor Newsom's medical system should be audited
Speaker 2: by the Trump administration immediately. Wow. Okay, well that'll be
Speaker 2: a fun one to watch.
Speaker 4: We'll finish strong next.
Speaker 2: Blue Origins Rockets successfully completed its mission with an all
Speaker 2: female crew. It was the first all female spaceflight in
Speaker 2: more than sixty years. They would have had another one sooner,
Speaker 2: but that's how long it took for them to get ready. Thanks,
Speaker 2: am I right? Slow? Wo ah boy?
Speaker 4: So have you seen the pictures from the inside of
Speaker 4: Gene Hackman's home. Genackman, the great actor who died while
Speaker 4: back laid they're dead for what week and a half?
Speaker 4: His wife died also, Wait to figure out what went
Speaker 4: on there?
Speaker 2: Do we know yet? Yes, died and then he well,
Speaker 2: they're dyeing. They're dead. It's the point they're dead, is
Speaker 2: the point? Anyway?
Speaker 4: Their lifestyle? Holy crap, these pictures from the home. And
Speaker 4: when I first heard that, I thought, well, yeah, they
Speaker 4: you know, they'd been in there dead for a while.
Speaker 4: But no, I mean, this is obviously the way they
Speaker 4: were living, because every room was like that. They well,
Speaker 4: she he had he had Alzheimer's or dementia really bad.
Speaker 2: She can't put anything on him. I don't know what
Speaker 2: her deal was though.
Speaker 4: But she's a full on if you've ever watched Orders order,
Speaker 4: I mean really oh just yeah, crazy, and like the
Speaker 4: closet's just stuffed full of clothes, I mean you can't
Speaker 4: fit them all in, and just endless bottles of her
Speaker 4: counter her, endless bottles of perfume and makeup stuff, and
Speaker 4: just the whole house is just covered and stuff.
Speaker 2: Wow, that that would make me insane. And then also
Speaker 2: not very clean.
Speaker 4: And they called it a breeding ground for rats and mice,
Speaker 4: for rodents.
Speaker 2: Speaker is uh just lots.
Speaker 4: You know, they had multiple dogs inside the house that
Speaker 4: were just running around the house and do whatever they
Speaker 4: wanted to do. Dog crates, beds, books, boxes, belongings, prescription bottles,
Speaker 4: toilet tries, groceries, clothes, just everything was covered in these
Speaker 4: kind of things.
Speaker 2: Now, the feces in urine.
Speaker 4: There had been people dead in that house for many days,
Speaker 4: so that necessarily didn't happen before they were dead.
Speaker 2: Might have been after they died. And you got dogs
Speaker 2: in the house, right right, You're gonna have a little
Speaker 2: laugh a little u.
Speaker 4: Yeah, anyway, quite quite the lifestyle they had there, so
Speaker 4: she was either meant she appears to have been mentally ill.
Speaker 10: Yes, Katie, just one of the other things I noticed
Speaker 10: in those photos. They had rotting fruit all over their
Speaker 10: kitchen too, just out all.
Speaker 2: They'd been dead though, for a couple of weeks or this.
Speaker 2: Have we dated the rock to pre mortem days happier times?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right, but I mean show That's the first
Speaker 4: thing I thought when I heard about the house being a.
Speaker 2: Mess, was well, they were dead for a week and
Speaker 2: a half.
Speaker 4: Although you know, you could lock up my house today
Speaker 4: and go back in a week and a half and
Speaker 4: it's not gonna look anything close to like this.
Speaker 2: I mean, oh yeah, I haven't seen the pictures, is it?
Speaker 2: Who's covering it? Uh? New York Post has them, but
Speaker 2: lots of people have them.
Speaker 4: But I mean, it's it's it's it's a it looks
Speaker 4: it looks mentally ill.
Speaker 2: It's the it's the sort of home of a mentally
Speaker 2: ill person. She was a hoarder or something, So that
Speaker 2: didn't help. Yeah, I saw the story of the post
Speaker 2: about how he left lots of affection notes for her
Speaker 2: around the house. You know, thanks for your help with
Speaker 2: this love you, blah blah blah, And I don't why
Speaker 2: am I reading those in the newspaper?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 2: Is this his private correspondence to his wife now public domain?
Speaker 2: Because why why is the Sheriff's office showing this stuff?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'd like to think my private correspondence
Speaker 2: stay private unless you know, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Well, that's a that's a very good question. And if
Speaker 4: if your husband or wife dies, what what do you
Speaker 4: owe society in terms of uh, stuff that you know
Speaker 4: gets the cops get to see?
Speaker 2: You know how that works? Uh? No?
Speaker 4: I mean if it's a mysterious death, I'm assuming in
Speaker 4: this case it's not.
Speaker 2: Okay. I don't know. I don't know. Why am I
Speaker 2: reading his love notes?
Speaker 4: That's a good question. Why are we seeing the inside
Speaker 4: of their house? I mean, there's no there's no foul play, right.
Speaker 4: Why do we get to see your life, how you
Speaker 4: lived and mock your lifestyle?
Speaker 2: Why? Why is that? I don't want those pictures out?
Speaker 2: If I die?
Speaker 4: Jack trans Jack and Joe good, I'm not sure. We're
Speaker 4: talking about death and legal things and this and whatever,
Speaker 4: and then we go into the cartoon ebarrassing into us.
Speaker 2: That's just very weird. I enjoyed it.
Speaker 4: Here's your host for final thoughts, Joe Getty. Holy cow,
Speaker 4: I'm looking at the pictures. You're right, Yeah, that's a
Speaker 4: serious head case.
Speaker 2: Let's get a final thought from everybody on the crew.
Speaker 2: Mike Langelow lead us off. This story has scared me,
Speaker 2: actually because it means I need to go home, vacuum,
Speaker 2: get cleaned up, because in case I die, I don't
Speaker 2: want people at my funerals saying I can't keep a
Speaker 2: clean home.
Speaker 4: Right, Does everybody get to see the inside of my
Speaker 4: house or any notes I left around or anything like that?
Speaker 2: If I die, I don't get it. I'm gonna leave
Speaker 2: some notes from my wife. I'm jumping into jumping the queue. Honey,
Speaker 2: I'll never forget the time we train that elephant and
Speaker 2: rode him across New Mexico. You know, just stuff like
Speaker 2: that so people can read that and say, wait, what
Speaker 2: he did? Just gonna make crap up. Hey, Katie Green,
Speaker 2: do you have any final thought for us?
Speaker 10: Just on the flip side of what Michael said, seeing
Speaker 10: those photos, my house looks so good.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, my lifestyle much better than gene Hackmans.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yep. Jack final thought for us.
Speaker 4: You want people to think you wrote a trained elephant
Speaker 4: across New Mexico.
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to come up with something. Hey, honey,
Speaker 2: you remember the time I fist fought the bear and
Speaker 2: I got all scratched up and you healed my wounds.
Speaker 2: I'll never forget that. I love you. You know, just stuff
Speaker 2: like that. Armstrong, stuff like that. Armstrong and Getdy wrapping
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Speaker 2: So many people to think, so little time. Go to
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Speaker 2: be talking about, send it along. You know, Trump's only
Speaker 2: been president for like eighty five days. I can't take it.
Speaker 2: Did you know that? Tomorrow? God bless America. I'm strong
Speaker 2: and getty. I've been high by the t Q plus
Speaker 2: and used as a trojan horse to mainstream their degeneracy.
Speaker 2: That's what people tell you. More. I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: There are haters.
Speaker 2: There's always going to be haters. Be even in Washington.
Speaker 2: That math doesn't work. It seems like there's a few
Speaker 2: kings in that slinky We're swimming in a miasthma of
Speaker 2: ulterior motives. Wow, at miasthma? Was that flowery enough for you?
Speaker 2: If you came for flowery boy, you got it there.
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