Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty Armstrong and
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Speaker 2: We don't talk Iran later this hour.
Speaker 3: According to Iranian official things are moving quickly.
Speaker 1: This is there. A dealer is not a deal.
Speaker 3: But they got their own news agency over there, you know,
Speaker 3: totalitarian states. The IRGC has its own news agency, the
Speaker 3: Taznim News Agency, and it's mocking Trump for backing down.
Speaker 3: They even use the term taco in their news report.
Speaker 3: That is something.
Speaker 4: God.
Speaker 3: If somebody is easily butt hurt as Trump reacting as
Speaker 3: harshly as as he does sometimes to the slightest slight,
Speaker 3: I would think he'd bring the thunder against Iran because
Speaker 3: they're mocked.
Speaker 1: Yeah, more on that later.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Boy, it's a real head scratcher.
Speaker 5: So this isn't This is just so clear to me
Speaker 5: what's happening, having studied political movements my entire life. We
Speaker 5: are losing we who love America and understand its incredible promise.
Speaker 5: We're losing the Marxists, the the America haters, those who
Speaker 5: would bring down Western civilization. And I know it sounds alarmist,
Speaker 5: I actually believe it or not. I like I have
Speaker 5: a fun life. I play golf, and I look at
Speaker 5: birds and stuff like that, and I write songs the
Speaker 5: birds about New Marxism explain, they don't, they don't.
Speaker 1: Don't listen.
Speaker 5: But anyway, a number of polls have come out recently,
Speaker 5: including just an absolutely shocking one on are you proud
Speaker 5: to be an American? Do you think America is a
Speaker 5: good country? In which the proportion of young people who
Speaker 5: have who've answered yes and no has flipped completely and
Speaker 5: those numbers are absolutely horrifying. Now, yesterday I was talking
Speaker 5: to you about how you know the the evil doers
Speaker 5: have harnessed racism as the great kryptonite, where if they
Speaker 5: call you racists, you say.
Speaker 1: Who whoa, whoa whoa?
Speaker 5: Stop calling me that I don't want to be racist,
Speaker 5: tell me what to do, tell me what to say.
Speaker 5: And that's how they take over institutions. And I came
Speaker 5: across this about Henry Novak, who is the young man
Speaker 5: in Britain who was stabbed to death and the police
Speaker 5: ignored his cries that he'd been stabbed because he had
Speaker 5: been dishonestly accused of making some sort of racial slander
Speaker 5: toward a Sikh fellow, and the cops said, you haven't
Speaker 5: been stabbed. Shut up, essentially because he was clearly the
Speaker 5: evil doer, and I thought this was great by Abigail Anthony.
Speaker 5: While our understanding of the tragedy will deep and his
Speaker 5: more information emerges, it is indisputable that Henry No act
Speaker 5: was a human sacrifice on the altar of anti racism
Speaker 5: quote unquote. What happened to him represents how the people
Speaker 5: decrying colonization stripped Britain of its values. Then success successfully
Speaker 5: implemented a new cultural and legal regime that repositions historical
Speaker 5: victims as moral superiors to compensate for imagined, inherited ancient trauma.
Speaker 5: Formal reports of misconduct about a marginalized person are ignored
Speaker 5: as a form of apology for previous oppression, like we're
Speaker 5: disproportionately jailing such and such, so we can't enforce the
Speaker 5: law anymore, in part because the alternative approach maintaining law
Speaker 5: and order through just punishment would exacerbate statistical discrepancies in
Speaker 5: crime that undermines celebratory defenses of multiculturalism. So under this
Speaker 5: new scheme of genetic contrition and ceaseless repentance that has
Speaker 5: applied exclusively to whites a racial minor area. These unsubstantiated complaints,
Speaker 5: in the Henry Novak instance, about hypothetical racism, bear more
Speaker 5: importance than an actual stabbing victims cries for help because
Speaker 5: white males are specifically presumed guilty, and conduct that offends
Speaker 5: a member of a previously discriminated against group somehow reinflicts
Speaker 5: past wrongs. Despite state issued justifications of unequal racial treatment
Speaker 5: as suitable retaliation for earlier civilizational wrongs and a remedy
Speaker 5: for disparate outcomes, Perceptions of a two tier system are
Speaker 5: branded as conspiratorial, so they simultaneously institute a two tiered
Speaker 5: system than denied exists. Okay, that's Britain. It's happening in
Speaker 5: the US. It's happening fast, and it's happening everywhere, primarily
Speaker 5: in our educational systems where they have our young people.
Speaker 1: This is Brian Yennis from me.
Speaker 3: It's the thing of fixing racism with more racism, which
Speaker 3: John Roberts famously said can't work, because can't you can't
Speaker 3: fix racism more racism. That is exactly what that is.
Speaker 3: Fixing a two tiered system with a two tiered system.
Speaker 3: I mean, you're claiming there's a two tiered system that's
Speaker 3: been weighted four whites against blacks forever, and you're gonna
Speaker 3: fix it with a definitely two tiered system. Yeah, her
Speaker 3: Brits and Muslims or you know, wherever Marxism is taking hold,
Speaker 3: they just focus on the local grievance and say you're
Speaker 3: the oppressed, you're the oppressor, the oppressed, or the oppressor
Speaker 3: can't have power anymore. We're taking your PowerWave. It's just
Speaker 3: it's a technique of capture of institutions. I can understand
Speaker 3: why they try it. I'm just amazed that it falls
Speaker 3: on you know, heard by welcome ears. Welcoming ears so
Speaker 3: often that you can say to people, well, there are
Speaker 3: more black people in prison than their percentage in the country,
Speaker 3: so we need to let certain numbers of black people
Speaker 3: get away with crimes to try to even it out
Speaker 3: and that and some people hear that and think that
Speaker 3: makes sense.
Speaker 5: Yeah what yeah, I know, because they don't think it's through.
Speaker 5: But as that the French Fellow wrote yesterday that I
Speaker 5: was quoting that after the civil rights movement, which is
Speaker 5: righteous and wonderful. Racism or racist became the most radioactive
Speaker 5: word in the language, and the left cleverly realized, oh
Speaker 5: my god, we can capture people's fear of being called
Speaker 5: a racist and make them do whatever we want if
Speaker 5: we tell them, if you don't do this, you're a racist.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 5: Here's Brian Yennis of Fox News talking about a delightful
Speaker 5: candidate for her office in New York.
Speaker 6: Darya Lisa Avila Chevalier is running in the Democratic primary
Speaker 6: for New York's thirteenth House district by trying to run
Speaker 6: away from her deleted Twitter account featuring tweets like this
Speaker 6: photo of her wearing a defund police mask in twenty twenty,
Speaker 6: captioned F twelve slang for.
Speaker 7: F the police.
Speaker 2: She also reposted tweets.
Speaker 6: Calling for abolishing policing, prisons, and borders entirely.
Speaker 3: Abolishing police and prisons is an insane position to have, I.
Speaker 5: Mean, your Looney Tunes crazy right. Here's a little more
Speaker 5: about her.
Speaker 6: The Democratic Socialist is now campaigning on abolishing ice after
Speaker 6: posting deleted pro communists and anti American tweets like this quote,
Speaker 6: I forgot to get napkins, so I just wiped my
Speaker 6: hand on.
Speaker 2: The American flag.
Speaker 6: During the twenty twenty presidential election, she called both candidates rapist,
Speaker 6: former President Biden a war criminal, and the United States
Speaker 6: a disgrace. New York Mayor Zora Mamdani is fundraising for
Speaker 6: and endorsing his former campaign staffer as he tries to
Speaker 6: get anti establishing progressives elected.
Speaker 3: How soon can you ship this woman out of the
Speaker 3: country again, I'll have let's have a GoFundMe. I'm sure
Speaker 3: we could raise enough money for your plane ticket and
Speaker 3: probably a home.
Speaker 1: Get get the hell out of here. I agree.
Speaker 5: So she has announced over and over and over again
Speaker 5: she hates the country. She wants to tear down Western civilization.
Speaker 5: What does mom Donnie say?
Speaker 7: No, I had no seeing those tweets, And what I've
Speaker 7: heard from her, and what I know a lot of
Speaker 7: others in the district have heard from her, is that
Speaker 7: her views have evolved and that the campaign that she's
Speaker 7: running on is reflective of what she's going to be
Speaker 7: fighting for.
Speaker 1: Practice Brian Yiannis.
Speaker 6: Chevalier attended an anti Israel rally the day after the
Speaker 6: October seventh terrorist attacks, organized anti Israel Columbia University protests,
Speaker 6: and recently campaign out a mosque led by a shikh
Speaker 6: who praised the Hamas attack at Tannas. I have told
Speaker 6: you that I do not believe that celebrating the loss
Speaker 6: of anybody's life.
Speaker 8: Is okay, and that.
Speaker 1: It is outrageous.
Speaker 5: It is a horror that this woman is running for
Speaker 5: office and is endorsed by the mayor of New York City.
Speaker 5: It's a symptom of how far it's come. They're absolutely barbarians.
Speaker 5: They're inside the gate, they're in office right now, these
Speaker 5: America hating Marxists. There's one more thing I wanted to
Speaker 5: play for you. This is the great philosopher Hannah Aeront,
Speaker 5: who is a Holocaust survivant, has written brilliantly about evil
Speaker 5: and mankind, and she's talking about the trial and execution
Speaker 5: of Adolf Eichmann.
Speaker 1: Hang with it because she gets to her ultimate point.
Speaker 2: This is old timing. It's in black and white. It's
Speaker 2: so old timing.
Speaker 5: The audio is not in black and white, jack, it's
Speaker 5: the audio is the regular audio. It's kind of is
Speaker 5: there an equivalent to black and white audio? I guess
Speaker 5: it would be back when announcers.
Speaker 1: Spoke like that.
Speaker 5: For some reason, I'm sorry an incredibly serious topic. But
Speaker 5: here is the great Hannah.
Speaker 4: Arendt eischmannbas found guilty on all accounts and sentenced to death.
Speaker 4: He was hanged in May nineteen sixty two. Before he died,
Speaker 4: he said, long live Germany, long live Argentina, long live Austria.
Speaker 8: I shall not forget them.
Speaker 4: He then added, calmly, with what he seemed to consider dignity,
Speaker 4: we all must die. He had misremembered or borrowed a
Speaker 4: line from a play, apparently unaware of the irony that
Speaker 4: in the play the speaker is drunk even at the end.
Speaker 4: He could not escape the cliche. The court was right
Speaker 4: to hang him. My quarrel was never with the verdict.
Speaker 4: It was with the framing, with the political theater that
Speaker 4: surrounded the trial, with the attempt to turn it into
Speaker 4: a lesson about the eternal persecution of the Jews, when
Speaker 4: what it actually revealed was something universal and therefore more terrifying,
Speaker 4: that ordinary men, functioning within ordinary institutions can perpetrate extraordinary evil,
Speaker 4: not by becoming monsters, but by ceasing to think. This
Speaker 4: is the question Jerusalem left open, not how do we
Speaker 4: punish the guilty, but how does an entire civilization produce
Speaker 4: men for whom obedience replace his conscience.
Speaker 8: How do we guard against that Eichmann is dead?
Speaker 4: That the conditions that made Eismann possible, the bureaucracy, the
Speaker 4: language rules, the relief of personal judgment, those are not gone.
Speaker 8: They are never far away.
Speaker 3: She's right, Yeah, I thought that was so good. I
Speaker 3: watched that several times the other day. When I came
Speaker 3: across that on Twitter, I thought about, IM, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: use lots of examples, but the people that get so
Speaker 3: violently angry at my cyber truck, I mean just that
Speaker 3: it focusing on the fact that it was you know,
Speaker 3: the genocide was anti Semitism, and it was about Jews
Speaker 3: and everything like that. No, no, no, no, it could
Speaker 3: be all kinds of different things. It's just people will
Speaker 3: get all worked up. Regular people will get worked up
Speaker 3: to the point of violence or killing you. Over All
Speaker 3: kinds of stuff right right to my main premise that
Speaker 3: the Marxists are winning, particularly among the young people, and
Speaker 3: that this is a crisis for the US.
Speaker 1: This is the infection.
Speaker 5: Maybe it's because I had an infection in my finger
Speaker 5: and I'm taking these powerful to antibiotics that seems to
Speaker 5: be the most compelling metaphor. But we have an infection
Speaker 5: that's about to go septic, and nobody is wreck or
Speaker 5: not nobody. Not enough people are recognizing it.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 5: Think you know, the Israel thing's a little complicated. But
Speaker 5: I've got two different polls for you. Both I think gallup. Yeah,
Speaker 5: both are gallup poles.
Speaker 3: In twenty eighteen, eighteen to thirty four year olds, sympathies
Speaker 3: in the Middle East, whether with Israel or with the Palestinians,
Speaker 3: were fifty nine twenty one in favor of Israel, fifty
Speaker 3: nine twenty one in twenty eighteen.
Speaker 1: Now they're fifty three twenty three in the other direction.
Speaker 5: And that's not because Netanyahu's committing a genocide. It's because
Speaker 5: people learn what they're taught. Listen to this number, because
Speaker 5: that you could say, well, gas is rough, and people
Speaker 5: who pictures of little kids blah blahlah, okay, fine. Pride
Speaker 5: in being an American. As we approach our two hundred
Speaker 5: and fiftieth birthday, among Republicans, it's stayed around ninety percent,
Speaker 5: ninety to ninety two percent. Are you extremely proud, very proud,
Speaker 5: moderately proud, or only a little proud or not proud
Speaker 5: at all. The percentage of folks who are extremely proud
Speaker 5: are very proud among Democrats in twenty five years.
Speaker 1: This is from two thousand and one.
Speaker 3: This is not nineteen forty five as the boys are
Speaker 3: coming home having beaten the nazli Wa machine.
Speaker 1: No, this is the year two thousand and one.
Speaker 3: Eighty four percent of Democrats that they're extremely proud or
Speaker 3: very proud of this country eighty four percent.
Speaker 5: It's now thirty six percent. Wow, we're losing folks. We
Speaker 5: need to fight harder, we need.
Speaker 3: To teach more, we need to be vocal about this
Speaker 3: being the land of opportunity, human rights. By God, we're
Speaker 3: losing our young people. And of rant I'll shut up.
Speaker 3: That is something that is highly tacking. Independence have gone
Speaker 3: from eighty four to fifty three, for.
Speaker 1: God's sakes, that is wild.
Speaker 3: Well, then you got to run as a Democrat realizing
Speaker 3: that we're we're an American hating party. If I want
Speaker 3: to if I want to win a nomination, yeah, I
Speaker 3: gotta at least, you know, tip my gap to the
Speaker 3: American haters if I want to win.
Speaker 1: That's wild.
Speaker 5: Some of it just loathing of Trump, Yeah, but not
Speaker 5: enough to make what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Less important, I don't think. Yeah, that is a troubling story.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna check in on h SpaceX, Iran, World Cup
Speaker 3: soccer and a bunch of different things.
Speaker 1: Stay here.
Speaker 9: Yeah, last night, after traveling by twenty nine points to
Speaker 9: New York next staysy the biggest comeback in the.
Speaker 2: NBA Finals history.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It was a.
Speaker 9: Wild night of partying here in New York City. I
Speaker 9: have a feeling a lot of future Knicks fans will
Speaker 9: be born in about nine months. They have somehow the
Speaker 9: Knicks pulled off the impossible.
Speaker 1: I mean, well, they actually made Larry David look happy. Look,
Speaker 1: it's amazing.
Speaker 9: May I've ever seen that? No one saw this coming?
Speaker 9: This would be like if Mike Tent's being named.
Speaker 1: Grand Marshall of the Pride Parade.
Speaker 9: You know what I'm saying, something you don't think would happen.
Speaker 3: So, speaking of Larry David in the picture, if you've
Speaker 3: seen it floating around him, Jerry signfooted with his mouth open,
Speaker 3: which is pretty funny. Looking shocked. Somebody posted this yesterday.
Speaker 3: Seinfeld episode year twenty twenty six. Jerry gets tickets court
Speaker 3: side and brings George, who decides what the Knicks down
Speaker 3: twenty with ten minutes left. He leaves the game early
Speaker 3: to beat the rush out of Madison Square Garden. As
Speaker 3: the Knicks mount to come back, he tries to get
Speaker 3: back into the garden. He waves his ticket name drops
Speaker 3: James Dolan, but nothing works and he ends up getting arrested. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: Kramer sneaks into the garden and helps Mike Brown drop
Speaker 3: the game winning play.
Speaker 1: That's good.
Speaker 2: You can actually picture that being a side filled up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's pretty funny.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you know something about golfer Pilchus Michelson. I
Speaker 3: only know his name because you've mentioned it over the years.
Speaker 3: He used to be a rival of Tigers back in
Speaker 3: the day. Yeah, he was the second biggest star in
Speaker 3: the game for years and years and years. He got
Speaker 3: kicked out of an incredibly exclusive golf club this week,
Speaker 3: The Farms Golf Club, exclusive private club located in just
Speaker 3: outside of San Diego, probably a La Joya away, right,
Speaker 3: some sort of an incident with a female employee. Anyway,
Speaker 3: she went to her bosses and talked to him, and
Speaker 3: people in golf carts came out to where Phil Micholson
Speaker 3: was playing, said you got to go right now, in
Speaker 3: the middle of his round, grab your clubs and leave.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this has been bruin for a little while.
Speaker 5: I have a feeling the executive board ruled or the
Speaker 5: legal team got back to the club and said, yes,
Speaker 5: you can get rid of him in the moment they
Speaker 5: could they did.
Speaker 3: Wow, it must have been something awful, because you don't
Speaker 3: want to kick that guy out of your golf club.
Speaker 3: That's great prestige. What's the latest on the war with
Speaker 3: Iran or not?
Speaker 1: It's over? According to Trump, we just made a great
Speaker 1: shottle motive.
Speaker 11: The war with the.
Speaker 12: Red Tonight, President Trump says a deal and the war
Speaker 12: in Iran is closed. The news follows a day filled
Speaker 12: with threats, as Trump himself warned massive airstrikes were hours away.
Speaker 12: The President says a deal may be signed within a
Speaker 12: matter of days, with Vice President Vance representing the US.
Speaker 12: Trump is scheduled to visit Europe next week, meeting leaders
Speaker 12: from G seven countries.
Speaker 3: Okay, so how much of any of this is true
Speaker 3: is very hard to tell. That was Trump actually planning
Speaker 3: a bombing campaign, like a serious bombing campign Well, this
Speaker 3: is Jennifer Griffin of Fox reporting yesterday.
Speaker 13: Pentagon officials indicated the plan all along was to negotiate
Speaker 13: with bombs. After two nights of targeting Iranian air defense
Speaker 13: systems and radars, the President said, quote, discussions had been
Speaker 13: approved by Iran's leaders.
Speaker 1: What that means is yet.
Speaker 13: To be determined, though the President has determined quote, the
Speaker 13: naval blockade will remain in full force and effect until
Speaker 13: this transaction is finalized. Time and place of the signing
Speaker 13: to be announced Shortly. Iranian leaders denied reports of an agreement.
Speaker 1: Why would you do that?
Speaker 5: As the Iranian leaders, we don't have an agreement. That
Speaker 5: will be the way to get to the agreement.
Speaker 3: So here's some newer reporting from Fox from Alexandria Hoff.
Speaker 10: The President essentially scheduling a signing this weekend with his
Speaker 10: people all there. He is adding a new level of
Speaker 10: pressure to Iran. This means no more passing notes trying
Speaker 10: to run them up the chain, no more saying, you know,
Speaker 10: we have to get to the right people. It's either
Speaker 10: here's the line, sign it, or you don't.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: So that's really interesting, and we'll get to what the
Speaker 3: deal supposedly is. That's been changing over the last two
Speaker 3: and a half hours we've been talking about it and
Speaker 3: over behind it or don't and then what more scary
Speaker 3: scary threats. I don't want to say it because then
Speaker 3: I sound like a Putts. I mean he looks like
Speaker 3: a Putts. I sound like a Putts. If like, maybe
Speaker 3: this is his final final I'm sending jd vance. There's
Speaker 3: gonna be a piece of paper either you sign it
Speaker 3: or now that's it.
Speaker 1: We're bombing you into submission.
Speaker 3: Possibly looks like a Putts, and Putts is like a Putts.
Speaker 3: Huh am I wrong, I'm not wrong. Wats like a
Speaker 3: Putts and talks like a Putts. It's a Putts. I
Speaker 3: mean it could be he's just so against I don't
Speaker 3: know what it is the loss of human life on
Speaker 3: either side, or what it is that his hesitancy on
Speaker 3: this sort of stuff. But maybe he's like could it
Speaker 3: be that he thought it would be a pushover like Maduro?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: I definitely think it was that. Yeah, in the beginning, everybody.
Speaker 3: Was screaming, remember this won't be a pushover like Manduro. Okay,
Speaker 3: So this is Alexandra Hoff's version from a couple hours ago,
Speaker 3: and I think I have new information on this about
Speaker 3: what the deal would be that they would be signing
Speaker 3: the framework.
Speaker 10: What extent, as you mentioned, the currency's fire for sixty days.
Speaker 10: Acxios supporting the deal would provide sanctions relief linked to compliance,
Speaker 10: and would keep the straight up farmers open and toll free.
Speaker 10: But Iranan state media is now reporting that any terms
Speaker 10: involving the Strait will be resolved as a regional matter
Speaker 10: jointly decided between Tehran and Oman. President Trump has consistently
Speaker 10: said Oman will not be involved in this, so clearly
Speaker 10: there is still some sorting out in these final.
Speaker 3: Terms through all of this, right, so, Iran reacted to
Speaker 3: a lot of the US reportings saying that's not true.
Speaker 1: We didn't agree to that. We didn't agree to this.
Speaker 3: Then Trump trot posts on truth social a couple hours
Speaker 3: ago the terms that Iran leaked out to the fake
Speaker 3: news have nothing to do with the terms that were
Speaker 3: agreed to. There is no such thing as dealing in
Speaker 3: good faith with these people. Amazing, blah blah blah, totally unacceptable.
Speaker 3: So he says they're lying about what's in the deal,
Speaker 3: which doesn't seem to be a good augur for whether
Speaker 3: or not you can trust him on holding up the deal.
Speaker 2: All right, so this is the latest latest.
Speaker 3: So this is the newest from CNN citing a US official.
Speaker 3: New details have emerged about the US Iran MoU. That's
Speaker 3: the memorandum of understanding following Iran's release of their version
Speaker 3: of the deal that Donald Trump said was not true.
Speaker 3: Nuclear material will be destroyed and removed, Iran's nuclear program
Speaker 3: will be dismantled. None of Iran's money to be released
Speaker 3: until this happens. Straight, ohorror moves has to be completely open.
Speaker 3: No Ihran funding of terrorist groups going forward. Now, if
Speaker 3: that's the deal, that's good, because the way this is
Speaker 3: written here looks like they don't get any of their
Speaker 3: money until material is out of nuclear material is out
Speaker 3: of their programs, dismantled, etc. All the others are all
Speaker 3: verifiable and enforceable.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: All the other versions had included them getting a whole
Speaker 3: bunch of money during a sixty day cease fire, which
Speaker 3: obviously would be pathetically embarrassingly childishly naive that they would
Speaker 3: just spend it on new rockets, new launchers, and trying
Speaker 3: to get a bomber real quick before the sixty days
Speaker 3: are up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Yeah, why, that's tough about these people don't negotiate
Speaker 5: in good faith. In other news, Lava is hot and
Speaker 5: Hitler was a bit of an anti Semite.
Speaker 1: Come on, ah.
Speaker 3: Boy in all caps with an exclamation point, like he's
Speaker 3: just really frustrated with that. Yeah, yeah, Ask anybody who
Speaker 3: worked in the Carter administration, were the Reagan administration or
Speaker 3: the Bush first administration, or then the Clinton administration, then
Speaker 3: the other Bush administrator, and then Obama, then Biden, you
Speaker 3: than Biden. Then you again, ask all of those presidents,
Speaker 3: including yourself, if they negotiated a state it's ever served,
Speaker 3: if they've negotiated in good faith in the past.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I really really don't know. I hope these are the
Speaker 3: details of the latest deal. The only problem I have
Speaker 3: with that is I don't think there's a chance in
Speaker 3: hell Lorenza going to agree to that.
Speaker 2: So if that's the deal, Aran's not going to agree to.
Speaker 5: That, I would be very pleasantly, very surprised. If he
Speaker 5: got an agreement on those terms. They would immediately try
Speaker 5: to obfuscate and cheat and delay and that sort of thing,
Speaker 5: because that's what they do. But if it was again
Speaker 5: verifiable and enforceable, and he and the next president were
Speaker 5: willing to bring the hammer down if it's violated. Okay,
Speaker 5: this is worth working on. Well, if as long as
Speaker 5: you know, they're a snake when you pick them up.
Speaker 3: If they're making a deal, it's because they are so
Speaker 3: actually broke that they're about to collapse and there, and
Speaker 3: they've realized, despite being nihilists, that we got to at
Speaker 3: least say, for now we're giving up on the nuclear plan.
Speaker 3: Give them all the material. We'll start again when we
Speaker 3: get our money and find a better way to hide
Speaker 3: it or something.
Speaker 1: I think that's the key for now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, precisely. I think you've described exactly what their
Speaker 5: strategy might be. But they could set them back, and
Speaker 5: desperate enough straits they think, all right, we've got to
Speaker 5: find another way.
Speaker 3: But that would set them back many years, and that
Speaker 3: might that's prob I'm sure that's just the best you
Speaker 3: can do. Dismantle the whole thing, take all the material.
Speaker 3: They'd have to start from scratch in a couple of years.
Speaker 3: That's probably the best anybody can do. It's better than
Speaker 3: what Obama.
Speaker 1: Got out of it. I think that is excellent, and
Speaker 1: that before.
Speaker 3: They get any money. But that's if they agree to
Speaker 3: this I think more likely is I don't know Ja
Speaker 3: d Vance is going to show up in an empty
Speaker 3: conference room at a holiday inn and Islamabad tomorrow and
Speaker 3: where's everybody?
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's so many ifs.
Speaker 5: I'm glad I'm not being charged by the if because
Speaker 5: they're all it's soaking in them and the sea of ifs.
Speaker 5: Hey boy, I tell you, Oh, you want to hear
Speaker 5: something funny.
Speaker 3: Totally unacceptable in all caps? Trump said they're gonna get
Speaker 3: their act together in fast. Well, you've said that a
Speaker 3: few few times. Thirty nine times? Actually does that count
Speaker 3: as the fortieth?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 5: No, no, that's right. It was thirty nine times. He
Speaker 5: announced that we're on the cusp of having a deal. Okay,
Speaker 5: you want to hear something kind of funny? This is
Speaker 5: so good from uh Andrew Styles in the Free Beacon.
Speaker 5: Did you hear what Leslie Stall said the other day
Speaker 5: of sixty Minutes Fame about the firing.
Speaker 1: Of the journalists.
Speaker 5: First of all, she is one hundred four. Well, she's
Speaker 5: eighty four, even older than Joe Biden. She was interviewed
Speaker 5: about the half dozen producers and personalities fired along with
Speaker 5: Scott Pelley. And it's funny Pelly keeps doing interviews where
Speaker 5: he says, I had no idea that a firing was
Speaker 5: even a possibility.
Speaker 3: You told the new boss in front of everybody that
Speaker 3: nobody wanted him there. He sucked and he couldn't do
Speaker 3: the job, and you didn't think there's like a small
Speaker 3: as chance and decide, well, you can't work here anymore.
Speaker 3: It didn't even occur. He was somefing journals. I almost
Speaker 3: dropped it that body. Let's think journalist you are, Let's
Speaker 3: all tell you getting Let's all try that today and
Speaker 3: see what percentage of us get to keep our job.
Speaker 3: We'll go into our boss and say, man, you suck.
Speaker 3: I don't want you here, right, and I am not
Speaker 3: going to follow any of your orders. Hanson, you go,
Speaker 3: Chase Danson, Jack.
Speaker 5: You see that navy seal and his beautiful wife over there,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna walk cup to her and squeeze her preassed. Well, dude,
Speaker 5: the seal is going to beat the crap out of you.
Speaker 5: What signed Scott Pelley?
Speaker 2: What the hell?
Speaker 1: What the okay? Back to Leslie's Leslie Stall beat the
Speaker 1: crap out of.
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Speaker 1: All right, So.
Speaker 5: Leslie stall is interviewed about the few firings there sixty
Speaker 5: minutes they're cleaning house.
Speaker 1: Oh god, this was awful.
Speaker 5: She said this was by far the worst experience have
Speaker 5: been involved in or even witnessed.
Speaker 1: What haven't you been to? Like famines and whatnot?
Speaker 3: Leslie's first story on sixty Minutes was about child sex
Speaker 3: trafficking in Romania after the fall of communism. She visited
Speaker 3: his family that was trying to sell their four year
Speaker 3: old for five hundred dollars to buy a camcorder.
Speaker 1: But this is worse.
Speaker 3: The following year, she interviewed survivors of Joseph Mengela's twisted
Speaker 3: human experiments at Auschwitz, but the firing Scott Pelly was worse.
Speaker 3: And then because Andrew Styles is really funny, he says,
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty, she was forced to endure interviews with
Speaker 3: Rick Wilson and Steve Schmidt, co founders of the Lincoln Project.
Speaker 1: But pretty funny thing to say, I've they go to
Speaker 1: the famine.
Speaker 3: You interviewed survivors of doctor Mengla and said, this was
Speaker 3: by far the worst experience I've been involved in or
Speaker 3: even witnessed.
Speaker 1: Oh my wish I remember who it was.
Speaker 3: I read the other day that in their experience of
Speaker 3: somebody that gets around a lot, uh said, in their experience,
Speaker 3: journalists are the most self important people they've ever come across.
Speaker 3: Not rock stars, not pro athletes, not journalists, actors. Journalists
Speaker 3: are the most I'm important to the world and everyone
Speaker 3: knows it, people on earth.
Speaker 5: One more thought on this useless of skin. That's a
Speaker 5: little rough.
Speaker 1: Last year, Stalin.
Speaker 5: Was interviewing Yarden Bebus and Israeli taken hostage by Hamas,
Speaker 5: whose wife and two sons were killed in captivity. It's
Speaker 5: not entirely clear if Stall viewed the hostages as victims
Speaker 5: giving her given her egregious attempts to empathize with the
Speaker 5: Mos terrorists, you may recall this. When another former hostage,
Speaker 5: Keith Siegel, described how his captors were beating and starving him,
Speaker 5: Stall wondered aloud, perhaps they're depriving you of food because
Speaker 5: they're also starving.
Speaker 1: He said, no, I think they starved me.
Speaker 5: They would often eat in front of me and not
Speaker 5: offer me food while I was starving.
Speaker 1: That is that is a terrible thing to say.
Speaker 5: Go to hell, Leslie, which will not be nearly as
Speaker 5: bad as watching Scott Pelly be fired.
Speaker 1: Not a joke.
Speaker 3: Her, She's she's over the hill. If she could say
Speaker 3: that and not catch it herself in her own mind.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, sixty minutes is known for pretty pretty, pretty
Speaker 3: terrible stories.
Speaker 5: Was it Scott Pelly himself or who was it who
Speaker 5: said this is like the death of a spouse.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that one got a lot of lotus, because I
Speaker 2: want to.
Speaker 5: Beat the crap out of you. Signed to anyone who's
Speaker 5: ever lost a spouse.
Speaker 3: You lost your job, I lost my spouse and you're
Speaker 3: saying what, Yeah, that is what.
Speaker 5: Millions of dollars? Yeah, very similar, Scott. That's how insanely
Speaker 5: out of touch.
Speaker 1: These people are.
Speaker 3: Wow, I got a question about dancing, among other things
Speaker 3: I need to get to. If I'm one of those
Speaker 3: trafficked children from Romania, I'm gonna drop her a note.
Speaker 3: So sorry to hear about your suffering, leslie, and feel
Speaker 3: bad for it.
Speaker 1: Signed trafficked Romanian child. That is that is Oh my god?
Speaker 1: All right, stay tuned.
Speaker 11: When Jordan Lucas steps onto the volleyball court, it's always
Speaker 11: a serve.
Speaker 3: Make that an as at his first tribe, even.
Speaker 1: When he's not technically serving.
Speaker 11: For logs at Lucas from blocks to spikes, Lucas, the
Speaker 11: twenty two year old, signature celebrations are his calling card
Speaker 11: and the cause of millions of social media views.
Speaker 3: So I just came across, as I can't pause the television,
Speaker 3: I just came across this, this college volleyball player who
Speaker 3: is the first person that I'm aware of. He's a
Speaker 3: gay dude, and he leans into like being really swishy
Speaker 3: gay in his like taunting of other players, his his
Speaker 3: his way of in your face. And he's on believable
Speaker 3: volleyball player, like just just ferocious, and he jumps up
Speaker 3: and he spikes it in their face and then he
Speaker 3: kind of puts his hands on his hips and waddles
Speaker 3: back to the line to serve again, shaking his butt
Speaker 3: at them and stuff just very very like effeminatee gay
Speaker 3: like stereotypical. He goes over the top with like I
Speaker 3: just dominated you. It's interesting, nobody's.
Speaker 2: Ever done that before.
Speaker 3: They and then on this ABC News Good Morning America,
Speaker 3: they talked about all the various athletes Travis Kelcey shoots
Speaker 3: the arrow every time he gets a first down, and.
Speaker 2: People have stuff like that.
Speaker 3: But this guy's stuff is all very swishy gay and
Speaker 3: it's gotten tons of attention.
Speaker 2: It's pretty cool.
Speaker 1: He's also unbelievable volleyball player. Yeah, well you do you, brother.
Speaker 1: It's an interesting way to go. But yeah, it's funny
Speaker 1: that that's never happened yet.
Speaker 5: I got a question speaking of gay You know what's
Speaker 5: funny is I have this instinctive reaction that, all right,
Speaker 5: is this now going to be used by the lgbt
Speaker 5: QIA plus minus over the power of seven folks that
Speaker 5: I'm supposed to now approve of everything. Blah blah blah,
Speaker 5: that hold the plus and the que and the t
Speaker 5: you know, because I've never had any problem with gay
Speaker 5: people at all. Now I feel like this defensiveness as
Speaker 5: I'm trying to be sold something just I'm speaking from
Speaker 5: the heart here right from Joe's ticker back to you.
Speaker 3: Speaking of gay I was gonna talk about dancing. I
Speaker 3: saw an add up there as Serena Williams. She's back
Speaker 3: in tennis and some ad that she's doing where she
Speaker 3: was dancing, and she's really good dancing. Can you learn
Speaker 3: to dance if you or is it something you just
Speaker 3: either naturally can do or can't.
Speaker 5: I think it's probably like music. You gotta set range.
Speaker 5: If you work real hard, you can get to the
Speaker 5: top of your ring.
Speaker 3: But I probably know by now if I have some
Speaker 3: talent for it. I've always been I've danced before. I
Speaker 3: bet I always hesitate too, because I just don't feel
Speaker 3: like it's something I can do.
Speaker 1: But I've wanted to watch her.
Speaker 3: They're like YouTube videos where I can I just want
Speaker 3: to do like just kind of basic. If I end
Speaker 3: up on a dance floor to wedding or something like that,
Speaker 3: I can kind of dance around to a pop tune.
Speaker 5: You know, surely there are YouTube videos dancing for bad dancers. Yeah,
Speaker 5: because I believe I may be even like eligible for
Speaker 5: government disability money. I'm such a terrible dancer, Like I watched.
Speaker 3: Jimmy Fallon do it all the time. You ever watch
Speaker 3: Jimmy Follon dance. He's un flip and believable. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: so you'll learn anything like within one hundred miles of that.
Speaker 1: I never know what to do with my feet.
Speaker 5: I've got a good friend who's tall, good looking, successful
Speaker 5: and is a great dancer, and yes, I secretly hate him.
Speaker 5: Uh yeah, And I'm like, oh, I can't even imagine.
Speaker 5: Maybe I like pole vaulting. Yeah, give me a poll.
Speaker 5: Let's see how this goes.
Speaker 2: The bar really low.
Speaker 1: And I don't mean that as a metaphor. I mean,
Speaker 1: the bar needs. The only question is what part of
Speaker 1: me is going to go snap?
Speaker 3: And so I'll do I should do that. That'd be
Speaker 3: good posting for the social media. I'll watch some YouTube
Speaker 3: videos and see if I can. I'll start and see
Speaker 3: if I improve over time. Yes, man, if I learn
Speaker 3: to dance, I might start going to the club, going
Speaker 3: to the club on Friday nights and and getting out there.
Speaker 1: They would be glad to see you there at the club.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, well it's Jack, they would say, as you
Speaker 5: walk in.
Speaker 1: My jeans and cowboy boots.
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