Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.
Speaker 2: Arm Strong and Jetty and he Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 3: The Sherry Peppini that's out there, it's not me.
Speaker 4: She's not real.
Speaker 3: It's just this version of me that has been created
Speaker 3: to fit the narrative for the media's version of what happened.
Speaker 5: Oh dang, Sherry Peppini is a victim of the media.
Speaker 5: I was afraid of the media. I don't know if
Speaker 5: you remember the Sherry Peppini story. We're gonna kinda lay
Speaker 5: that out for you again. We talked about it a
Speaker 5: lot when had happened here in the Armstrong and Getty Show.
Speaker 2: For one reason because when.
Speaker 5: She was found, it was like a mile from my
Speaker 5: house on County Road seventeen north of Woodland, California, in
Speaker 5: near I five.
Speaker 2: I mean, it was really close to me.
Speaker 5: So it was like, what, this abducted woman got dropped
Speaker 5: off by my house, held by castors for four days
Speaker 5: or however long it was, including two Hispanic women. So
Speaker 5: let's hear a little more. There's I guess there's a
Speaker 5: documentary coming out. I'm guessing the documentary does not treat
Speaker 5: her well. This is the documentarian and Sherry Peppini.
Speaker 6: The ID series Sherry Peppini caught in the line the
Speaker 6: so called supermom sharing another version of that infamous twenty
Speaker 6: sixteen kidnapping hoax that captivated the country.
Speaker 3: The story that the world thinks they know is that
Speaker 3: I am a master manipulator who's fooled everyone. That's my
Speaker 3: magic ones.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I'm gonna do ridiculous things because some of this
Speaker 3: is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're listening to a crazy person.
Speaker 7: Yeah, gesticular for the camera and like being over dramatic,
Speaker 7: then admitting she was faking it. Yet, No, we don't
Speaker 7: think you're a master manipulator. We think you're a pinhead
Speaker 7: who thought she could get away with something dumb.
Speaker 5: Like within moments of you showing up in the ditch
Speaker 5: near my house, the story came out with the details
Speaker 5: and everybody thought that don't sound right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the cops were like, wait a minute, so called
Speaker 7: super mom, she's married with two kids, let's roll on.
Speaker 6: In April of twenty twenty two, Peppeni pleading guilty to
Speaker 6: lying to federal investigators about her disappearance. She signed a
Speaker 6: plea deal saying she knowingly planned and participated in her
Speaker 6: own hoax kidnapping. Now Pepitia changing her story yet again,
Speaker 6: claiming she really was abducted and assaulted by James Rayes.
Speaker 3: There was no master plan, there was no hoax kidnapping.
Speaker 3: There was a cover up of what happened, and I participated.
Speaker 4: In the cover up.
Speaker 6: Rayes had previously told her investigators the Peppini caused her
Speaker 6: own injuries and that, at her request, he branded her
Speaker 6: with a wood burning tool. Investigators say he passed a
Speaker 6: polygraph test and was duped by Peppini.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you don't know this story and the details
Speaker 5: are being filled in, and I'll get to a little, uh,
Speaker 5: some of the background here in a segment. Yeah, she
Speaker 5: she her hair was cut, she'd been branded. Was she
Speaker 5: did herself or she's claiming this guy did or whatever
Speaker 5: at her request? I mean that's some that's some commitment
Speaker 5: to your hoax branding yourself.
Speaker 7: Mh.
Speaker 2: You gotta admire that, Huh?
Speaker 4: Do I do? I She didn't just go halfway.
Speaker 2: On her made up story.
Speaker 4: She went all the way.
Speaker 2: And then a pretty decent question, why would we believe you.
Speaker 7: Now, I was gonna just for the plot that that's
Speaker 7: her ex boyfriend who she went to spend a couple
Speaker 7: of days with because she was tired of being wife
Speaker 7: and mom super mom, right, and and he let her
Speaker 7: in because it was his hot ex girlfriend. He was thinking,
Speaker 7: you know, I don't know, maybe she's bad.
Speaker 2: But yeah.
Speaker 5: But now she's saying, oh no, maybe she's back. She's
Speaker 5: kind of crazy, but yeah, I'm a little lonely, so.
Speaker 7: Uh, what the hell? It was pretty good when of
Speaker 7: the last did uh? And and now two years however,
Speaker 7: many years later, she's saying, no, no, no, no, wait
Speaker 7: a minute, wait a minute, Now here's the real truth.
Speaker 4: He a dead man. Damn. Wow.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 4: Let's hear her explain herself.
Speaker 1: You're a convicted liar, so tell me why we should
Speaker 1: believe you. Now.
Speaker 3: Haven't you ever lied? Have you ever lied in your
Speaker 3: history of existence? And then has that lie been blown
Speaker 3: up and broadcasted.
Speaker 4: Around the world.
Speaker 3: It's so much more complex than just pointing the finger
Speaker 3: and saying you're a liar.
Speaker 4: And I I.
Speaker 3: Wish, more than anything I could have been more truthful.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it was worth it.
Speaker 5: It was worth it bringing it up, bringing this up
Speaker 5: to play that clip.
Speaker 2: I gotta play that for my kids at home. Oh,
Speaker 2: never get I cut up with a chick who sounds
Speaker 2: like this.
Speaker 4: That's your takeaway. It's a good takeaway. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Wow, what a hot mess.
Speaker 4: So yeah, no kidding, Well that's another one. Ah.
Speaker 2: So I'm guessing she got.
Speaker 7: Some money out of this or was convinced by these
Speaker 7: filmmakers that this is your chance to set the record straight,
Speaker 7: because that's how you dupe somebody into doing this. But
Speaker 7: from the department of stop digging, right, yet another round
Speaker 7: with this guy.
Speaker 2: She's crazy though, she's It's.
Speaker 4: Like the Olympics.
Speaker 7: Every four years she comes around and entertains us with
Speaker 7: her her craziest.
Speaker 5: She's like the Olympics. Every four years we get an update.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I like gymnastics.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: The Sherry Peppini.
Speaker 7: Story, the real story is I wasn't This is you know,
Speaker 7: dateline twenty twenty nine. I was not abducted by my
Speaker 7: ex boyfriend. It was space aliens and they probed my anus.
Speaker 4: That'll be the hook, all right, So let me read.
Speaker 5: A little from the Wikipedia. Sherry's husband, Keith Peppini, first
Speaker 5: became concerned when he returned from his job at Best.
Speaker 4: Buy, poor son of a gun and his kids.
Speaker 5: Let's not forget that two kids in November second, twenty sixteen,
Speaker 5: so this is shortly before Thanksgiving, which plays a role
Speaker 5: in this, and could not find his wife at home.
Speaker 5: He eventually used define my iPhone application to locate her
Speaker 5: cell phone and earbuds at the intersection of Sunrise driving
Speaker 5: Old Oregon Trail about a mile from their home. Okay,
Speaker 5: that's up by reading California if you know where that is,
Speaker 5: which is like a two and a half hour drive
Speaker 5: from where she ended up, according to Shasta County Sheriff.
Speaker 5: In interviews, Peppini said she was helped by two Hispanic
Speaker 5: women who took steps to keep their faces hidden from her,
Speaker 5: either by wearing masks or keeping Peppini's head covered. Peppini
Speaker 5: was branded on her right shoulder during her purported captivity
Speaker 5: with the word Exodus. When investigators questioned Sherry at a
Speaker 5: later date, she claimed that it looked like a verse
Speaker 5: from the.
Speaker 2: Book of Exodus.
Speaker 5: According to a statement by her husband, Sherry was physically
Speaker 5: abused during their captivity, had her nose broken and her
Speaker 5: hair cut off, and weighed eighty seven pounds when she
Speaker 5: was released. Well, she was only gone for four days.
Speaker 5: How much weight can you lose in four days? Was
Speaker 5: it just four days?
Speaker 2: Wasn't that long?
Speaker 5: Was it was Thanksgiving? Maybe it was longer. Okay, all
Speaker 5: keep pried. Even that's something. At the time, the sheriff
Speaker 5: said it was still an active investigation and authorities were
Speaker 5: looking for a dark colored suv with two Hispanic females
Speaker 5: armed with a handgun.
Speaker 4: I remember when we were talking about this all the time.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah.
Speaker 5: Detectives had authored close to twenty search warrants, including some
Speaker 5: in Michigan, and said they were examining cell phone records,
Speaker 5: bank accounts, emails, social media profiles. The FBI was involved.
Speaker 5: Peppini was found with both male and female DNA on
Speaker 5: her neither of which matched her or her husband. The
Speaker 5: FBI ran the samples blah blah blah in March oh
Speaker 5: The DNA found on her clothing, they eventually figured out
Speaker 5: matched her ex boyfriend, James Reese, who she now says
Speaker 5: is the guy that branded her and held her, who
Speaker 5: confirmed that Peppini stayed with him at his residence in
Speaker 5: southern California during the time she was allegedly kidnapped. Have
Speaker 5: we heard much from him about what that was like
Speaker 5: the week or so that they spent together. Was that
Speaker 5: just you know, loving bliss with sex, holding hands and
Speaker 5: watching Netflix? Or was she as crazy as she seems
Speaker 5: to be that whole time and he was like, how
Speaker 5: do I get her.
Speaker 2: Out of here?
Speaker 7: I'm guessing the second because everybody said they did not
Speaker 7: have sex at the time.
Speaker 2: Wow, what did they do there the whole time?
Speaker 4: Netflix?
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 5: In March of twenty twenty two, she was arrested by
Speaker 5: the FBI, accused of lying to fade her allegiance, faking
Speaker 5: her kidnapping to spend time with their ex boyfriend away
Speaker 5: from her husband and family, which makes you a very
Speaker 5: very bad person.
Speaker 2: Although I think she is completely crazy, got thirty three
Speaker 2: counts of male fraud and all kinds of different things
Speaker 2: because of you know, the way the law works.
Speaker 5: In September twenty second, this is probably all in the documentary,
Speaker 5: she apologized and accepted full responsibility at her sentencing hearing,
Speaker 5: except full responsibility as opposed to who else? Really, you're
Speaker 5: taking responsibility for the whole disappearing on your family, cutting
Speaker 5: your hair, branding yourself, claiming some Hispanic women abducted you.
Speaker 7: You're taking her suing the good name of Hispanic women everywhere?
Speaker 4: You monster.
Speaker 2: Did we ever believe this had happened? Or were we
Speaker 2: at first?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: But as soon as the facts of her abduction came out,
Speaker 7: it was like, come on, Which is how that poor
Speaker 7: couple of Petaluma so many people suspected them. If you
Speaker 7: remember this case in Petaluma, California, who were alleging this bizarre,
Speaker 7: utterly illogical, really stupid kidnapping, and it turns out it
Speaker 7: was a mentally ill uh former marine.
Speaker 4: Who did all the exactly what they claim he did.
Speaker 7: But it was so stupid and illogical it sounded like
Speaker 7: the Sherry Peppini thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay.
Speaker 5: At the time of her kidnapping, her disappearance was featured
Speaker 5: extensively in national news, true crime programs, the front cover
Speaker 5: of People magazine. The outlets continued to cover the story
Speaker 5: after the hoax was confirmed, including multiple true crime documentaries,
Speaker 5: News magazine and News magazine episode Whooping Cough, and podcasts.
Speaker 5: There have been Lifetime shows, there have been Netflix shows,
Speaker 5: There's been this Crazy biac is a cottage industry who
Speaker 5: Who's limited documentary series Perfect wife, the mysterious disappearance of
Speaker 5: Sherry Peppini, not that mysterious eminem references the kidnapping hoax
Speaker 5: and his song Houdini.
Speaker 2: That's funny.
Speaker 5: I heard that on the radio just the other day,
Speaker 5: and I heard that, and I thought, I wonder how
Speaker 5: many people get that line with the line caught sleeping
Speaker 5: and see the kidnapp and never did happen like Sherry
Speaker 5: Peppini Harry Houdini. I vanished into thin air as I'm
Speaker 5: leaving yet. So I heard that just the other day,
Speaker 5: and I thought, how many people get that?
Speaker 4: I understand we have a new cut.
Speaker 7: That's the husband in an interview from last year when
Speaker 7: he first saw her at the hospital.
Speaker 6: When you first encountered her in the hospital, what was
Speaker 6: your first instinct?
Speaker 8: I saw the look in her eyes. I felt in
Speaker 8: that moment that she was lying. And it wasn't until
Speaker 8: when I really got close and I could just see
Speaker 8: the amount of injuries, bruises, burns to her body, and
Speaker 8: it was a shock to me. And I remember thinking,
Speaker 8: how horrible of me to even think that she could
Speaker 8: have done this to herself.
Speaker 2: Wow. I wonder how quickly he got to reality.
Speaker 5: And then if he was ever in like a period
Speaker 5: of jealous anger over the fact that she went to
Speaker 5: see an ex boyfriend, or if he just immediately was
Speaker 5: able to go to She's completely mentally ill. I can't
Speaker 5: be angry at a mentally ill person. She's completely crazy.
Speaker 5: I mean, to brand yourself, give yourself bruises, I mean,
Speaker 5: you're completely crazy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't you're making a bigger deal of the
Speaker 7: branding yourself because somebody likes that. I mean, you press
Speaker 7: something hot to yourself, it will scar you immediately and
Speaker 7: it'll hurt. But I mean it's not like it's a
Speaker 7: sizzling cattle brand or something, you know.
Speaker 2: Joe soft peddling. Self branding is a well the work
Speaker 2: of nut jobs.
Speaker 7: And I think it could have been harder for this
Speaker 7: guy because I mean, as you said, she's completely crazy. Now,
Speaker 7: she's not a babbling psychotic. She's a manipulative narcissist. And
Speaker 7: that's a slower road to travel than Oh my god,
Speaker 7: my wife has lost a grip on reality because she hasn't.
Speaker 7: She's not psychotic, she's just you know, back in the
Speaker 7: day they call it would have called her extremely neurotic.
Speaker 7: She's some borderline personality disorder again.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna play that one clip for my kids. Ever
Speaker 5: meet a woman who sounds anything like this?
Speaker 4: None? No, what if she's hot?
Speaker 7: Dad doesn't Matt in extra No, yes, yes, run run run,
Speaker 7: give us just get us thirty five again, Michael to
Speaker 7: wrap it up.
Speaker 3: And we'll go to break the Sherry Peppini that's out there.
Speaker 3: It's not me, she's not real. It's just this version
Speaker 3: of me that has been created to fit the narrative
Speaker 3: for the media's version of what happened.
Speaker 2: All right, Cuckoo Farm drawn yetty.
Speaker 8: According to a new interview in The Hollywood Reporter, Tom
Speaker 8: Cruise intends to keep making movies into.
Speaker 2: His hundreds fan fantastic.
Speaker 5: I hope he never stops, because I, for one, I'm
Speaker 5: looking forward to seeing Mission Incontinent. He tried to watch
Speaker 5: Mission Impossible one the other night. Henry and I we're
Speaker 5: gonna start at the beginning because we've never seen any
Speaker 5: of them.
Speaker 2: It was way too dated. It was too slow, moved
Speaker 2: too slow. The technology was so dumb. I mean, like
Speaker 2: got the floppy disk and but it just it just
Speaker 2: it just didn't feel right with it didn't have any
Speaker 2: of the modern cool Mission impossible stuff going. We'll have
Speaker 2: to watch one of those newer ones too slow paced. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's an action movie. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well, uh, we're going to get back into the case
Speaker 7: of progressive media putts.
Speaker 2: Jake Tapper, and you're not helping.
Speaker 5: We've got a request out to have him on to
Speaker 5: interview him, and you're calling him a putts if we're around, No,
Speaker 5: that was.
Speaker 7: That was a quote that was in quotes from a
Speaker 7: irresponsible TACHHO hosts quoting, Uh, Scott Pelley, I think Scott
Speaker 7: Pelly is a lying progressive jacket.
Speaker 5: You think Scott Pelley is a lying jackads.
Speaker 7: So he gave a speech at wake Forest University their
Speaker 7: commencement address the other day. Have you heard this makes
Speaker 7: Bruce Springs things sound like George Washington. So, although it
Speaker 7: was not attacking the Trump as much, but so so
Speaker 7: Pelly got he can he's the definition of pompous, like
Speaker 7: loses out of his pores.
Speaker 4: He's insufferable.
Speaker 7: So he compared this moment to the United States Civil War,
Speaker 7: Second World War, civil rights movement.
Speaker 4: And dug in to defend DEI initiatives.
Speaker 7: Wow, why attack universities, why attack journalism? Not because you're
Speaker 7: all incredibly one sided and dishonest and miss mis dementia,
Speaker 7: and universities don't teach and their lockstep you know one idea,
Speaker 7: only institutions.
Speaker 5: In this moment, with the biggest journalistic scandal in our
Speaker 5: nation's history.
Speaker 7: Why attack journalism and why attack universities? Because Jack ignorance
Speaker 7: works for power. First, make the truth seekers live in fear.
Speaker 7: Power can rewrite history with grotesque, false narratives. Wow, they
Speaker 7: can make criminals heroes and heroes criminals. Diversity is now
Speaker 7: described as illegal. Power can change the definition of the
Speaker 7: words we use to describe reality. Diversity is now described
Speaker 7: as illegal. Equity is to be shunned. Inclusion is a
Speaker 7: dirty word.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: He is completely out of touch.
Speaker 4: Woke, Yeah, hardcore woke. Wow. Journalism is under attack.
Speaker 7: Universities are under attack, and yes, because they are ideological factories.
Speaker 7: They're not They're not you know, institutions of inquiry anymore.
Speaker 7: They're indoctrination Marxism.
Speaker 5: He was the anchor of the CBS Evening News for
Speaker 5: years with that attitude. That's incredible.
Speaker 2: More from the whole Jake Tapper book Fallout Crap on
Speaker 2: the way, It's kind of funny. Armstrong and Geeddy Most
Speaker 2: of the.
Speaker 5: Public knew that it was a bad idea.
Speaker 6: For Biden to run.
Speaker 2: We knew it.
Speaker 4: And that's what's so hilarious about politicians.
Speaker 5: The cover up doesn't work when everyone knows you're lying,
Speaker 5: and everyone knows you're lying.
Speaker 2: The tell is when you're so over the top.
Speaker 5: About what you don't want to tell the truth.
Speaker 9: About Joe Biden is incredibly competent and he's incredibly effective.
Speaker 5: This is a man who is sharp, who is on
Speaker 5: top of his game.
Speaker 4: He has more energy than I do.
Speaker 3: He works us all under the table. I can't even
Speaker 3: keep up with it.
Speaker 5: Three hours on photo lines on three events a day
Speaker 5: than giving speeches, are you kidding?
Speaker 4: I mean, come on, doesn't say.
Speaker 2: Thirty hours of photo lights three event day. That's not
Speaker 2: hours of photo lines and.
Speaker 5: Then giving species and then at night fighting crime.
Speaker 3: I have got too much.
Speaker 5: That of course, was the voice of Gavin Newsom, being
Speaker 5: as over the top as all those other politicians. It's
Speaker 5: It is one of the biggest scandals in our nation's history.
Speaker 5: It's the worst media scandal in our nation's history, and
Speaker 5: we're far from the resolution of it. The fallout will
Speaker 5: last forever, but we're so far from the resolution of it.
Speaker 5: It's amazing to me that so many of these people,
Speaker 5: and they had to be aware of the polls, but
Speaker 5: they were still gonna go on. Gavin Newsom was still
Speaker 5: gonna go on TV and claim Joe Biden was vigorous
Speaker 5: and fine, even though all of us turned on the
Speaker 5: TV and would watch him shuffle across the White House
Speaker 5: lawn and then stare glassy eyed like you could tell
Speaker 5: he didn't know where he was for a few minutes,
Speaker 5: even though we all saw that you were going to
Speaker 5: clean the opposite So what does that mean? Does that
Speaker 5: mean that politicians think were dumb or that they have
Speaker 5: just such amazing charm and persuasive powers. They could tell
Speaker 5: us anything. They could say the sky is green. No,
Speaker 5: the sky is green, and we'll just say the sky
Speaker 5: is green. It's closer to the second.
Speaker 7: Otherwise, Jake Tapper, and he's a media guy, not a politician, but.
Speaker 4: They're so close. Uh.
Speaker 7: He would not have embarked on this book project utterly
Speaker 7: unaware that he would become the punchline. How could he
Speaker 7: not mean? It's like if Dick Cheney wrote how the
Speaker 7: Bush administration rushed into the Iraq War right without taking
Speaker 7: any responsibility himself. I mean, my god, how could you
Speaker 7: not understand that you would be the punchline? And I
Speaker 7: thank Jake Tapper for signing onto a book that was
Speaker 7: probably written by Alex Thompson, who was actually trying to
Speaker 7: report on this stuff at the time. He should not
Speaker 7: be mocked in the same way as Jake Tapper, But
Speaker 7: I thank Jake Tapper for signing onto it. So the
Speaker 7: mockery in the absurdity of his book tour would would
Speaker 7: be another excuse and energize the discussion of what an
Speaker 7: enormous scandal this is. The President of the United States
Speaker 7: was not only incompetent to do the job for a
Speaker 7: very long time on and off from the beginning of
Speaker 7: his term, but the people around him took the reins
Speaker 7: of the White House and lied not only to the
Speaker 7: American people but to Biden himself in a way that
Speaker 7: is horrifying in the modern age.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would like to get to the bottom of
Speaker 5: the why, who and why were they showing Biden polls
Speaker 5: to make him believe he was ahead when he wasn't.
Speaker 5: What was that game? That's pretty weird.
Speaker 7: Right, Old James Donellan and whoever that other polsters. Yeah,
Speaker 7: it's that inner inner circle, including the evil doctor Jill
Speaker 7: fake doctor who had seized control of the White House
Speaker 7: and had sheltered the mummy, the poor old man who's
Speaker 7: a congenital liar from you know, the get go.
Speaker 4: But anyway, what they did was unprecedented. It was wild. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I was watching Mark Alprin's a TV show last night
Speaker 5: and it was interesting. He said, look, this is the reality.
Speaker 5: The Biden family lies, The Bidens are liars. There is
Speaker 5: myth making in Washington, d C. That this family was
Speaker 5: somehow set apart from the usual grubbiness of d C.
Speaker 5: Oh lord, and that they were you know, my word
Speaker 5: is a Biden. That whole thing. And Mark Alprin said,
Speaker 5: the Biden family lies. I'm not saying they lie more
Speaker 5: than other politicians. I'm not saying Trump doesn't lie. But
Speaker 5: the idea of that the Biden family doesn't lie, it
Speaker 5: just needs to be put to rest. And he was
Speaker 5: talking about the health stuff, like people are still to
Speaker 5: this day. The Biden people put out some stuff yesterday
Speaker 5: about PSA tests.
Speaker 2: Why would you.
Speaker 5: Believe that they have lied about everything forever?
Speaker 4: Why do you think.
Speaker 2: This is any different.
Speaker 7: It's like if Sherry Peppini told me what time it was,
Speaker 7: I would check my watch. Congenital liar.
Speaker 5: Before we get to Jake Tapper on Megan Kelly, which
Speaker 5: is kind of interesting, Charles C. W. Cook tweeted out
Speaker 5: this fake conversation. Turns out the conservatives were right about
Speaker 5: Biden's condition and the people who said they were lying
Speaker 5: were wrong. Yeah, so the people who are right will
Speaker 5: get the book deals. No, no, so who will get
Speaker 5: the book deals? The people who are wrong? Oh okay,
Speaker 5: that's good, because that's what's happened. Jake Tapper is out there,
Speaker 5: probably actually personally making millions of dollars like life changing money, and.
Speaker 7: With the exception of Megan Kelly, the rest of the
Speaker 7: media has every interest in saying, yes, yes, Jake Tapper,
Speaker 7: great truth.
Speaker 4: Teller, is now going to tell us the truth about.
Speaker 7: The Biden's senility, which nobody could conceivably have noticed tell
Speaker 7: us about it. Oh great, Jake, Yeah, it's obvious why
Speaker 7: they're complicit. Please, here's a portion fooling anybody. Here's a
Speaker 7: portion of Jake Tapper on Meghan Kelly's podcast. And then
Speaker 7: I've got some more to add to it that we
Speaker 7: don't have the audio of go ahead.
Speaker 1: You didn't ask him about it. You didn't follow up
Speaker 1: on the fact that he was falling up the stairs,
Speaker 1: that he was losing his train of thought regularly, that
Speaker 1: he was slurring, that he was incomprehensible, that he was
Speaker 1: getting lost on the White House lawn. You sat right
Speaker 1: across from him, and you asked none of that, notwithstanding
Speaker 1: the fact that he had promised you he would be
Speaker 1: fully transparent about his health issues.
Speaker 4: That's true.
Speaker 9: But I did ask him about his age and the
Speaker 9: fact that the American people had concluded that even though
Speaker 9: he said whenever anybody brought up the subject of his age,
Speaker 9: watched me and I said, yes, they're watching you, and
Speaker 9: they are concerned.
Speaker 4: You did. We're too old for this job.
Speaker 1: You know as well as I do that. There's a
Speaker 1: way of you can say, hey, there's this poll on
Speaker 1: your age, or you could say you just forgot that
Speaker 1: Jackie Willerski was dead. You asked where she was moments
Speaker 1: after watching a videotape tribute to her. You lowered the
Speaker 1: flags at the White House after she died. This happened
Speaker 1: thirteen days before you sat with him. There is a
Speaker 1: way of pressing a man like that on the actual
Speaker 1: infirmities to bring it home to him and to the audience.
Speaker 4: And you didn't do it. That's correct. I didn't.
Speaker 9: And like I said, I feel humility about my coverage, Joe.
Speaker 9: It's not like I was asking him his favorite movie
Speaker 9: or his favorite color.
Speaker 4: We were talking about Putin.
Speaker 9: We were talking about other issues of national importance. But yeah,
Speaker 9: I mean, of course I've said I look back at
Speaker 9: my coverage with humility, and I wish I did cover
Speaker 9: the issues of age and acuity, but I wish I
Speaker 9: had covered them much more.
Speaker 5: That's the second time I've heard that, and I hate
Speaker 5: it more the second time than I did the first time.
Speaker 5: Screw you, Jake Tapper, You lying sack a crap. I mean,
Speaker 5: just come clean, dude, you liar.
Speaker 2: You're a journalist.
Speaker 5: You know the way to present that issue if you
Speaker 5: actually want to get the way you would have handled
Speaker 5: it if it was a Trump situation where you're actually
Speaker 5: trying to get to the bottom of something. I mean,
Speaker 5: that's so ridiculous, and then you're obviously workshopped pr phrase
Speaker 5: of I look back with great humility that you're just
Speaker 5: gonna keep saying over and over and feel like that
Speaker 5: assolves you.
Speaker 7: The red herring of we were talking about Vladimir Putin
Speaker 7: and sanctions. Wait a minute, wait, whoa whoa whoa whoa
Speaker 7: whoa whoa. That is irrelevant to what we were just
Speaker 7: talking about. Why are you babbling?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 5: Also, even if you said it's like I was asking
Speaker 5: me his favorite color, we were talking about sanctions of blood.
Speaker 2: There is no bigger issue.
Speaker 5: I even war is not as big an issue as
Speaker 5: do the president's brain work well enough for him to
Speaker 5: currently be in office.
Speaker 7: That's an excellent point, absolutely excellent point. And as I
Speaker 7: said earlier, Jake in this pathetic attempt at obfuscation and
Speaker 7: or rationalization and or a memorized phrase, can't do any
Speaker 7: better than that. I mean, that's all you need to know.
Speaker 7: But he was not an interrogator in that interview with Biden.
Speaker 7: He was a volleyball setter. He would bring up some
Speaker 7: people say and then set the volleyball up and Biden
Speaker 7: and say, just watch me and spike it, and then
Speaker 7: he'd watch another fair having not at all behaved like
Speaker 7: a journalist, more like a PR flack.
Speaker 5: Or done though incredibly uncomfortable thing that Megan Kelly offered
Speaker 5: up there as one example, and that's one of Gee's
Speaker 5: dozens of examples you could use. You called out for
Speaker 5: a dead woman moments after talking about or being dead.
Speaker 4: Where's Jackie? What is that?
Speaker 10: Good?
Speaker 4: Jackie? Here? Where's Jackie?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 4: Anyone?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do that?
Speaker 5: Because he didn't want Trump to get elected, or his
Speaker 5: friends that he you know, he sees in the driveway
Speaker 5: when he picks up his kids at the private school
Speaker 5: would be mad at him, or whatever it.
Speaker 2: Is that drove him. I don't know well, And you.
Speaker 7: Could certainly collect a series of bits of audio in
Speaker 7: which he didn't just ask skeptical questions of those who
Speaker 7: were questioning Biden's mental acuity.
Speaker 2: He would attack them.
Speaker 7: Yes, oh, he would aggressively function as a spokesperson for
Speaker 7: Team Biden.
Speaker 2: So that came up in the Megan Kelly interview.
Speaker 5: We don't have that audio, but she pressed him on
Speaker 5: the Hall Laura Trump thing, which we played a week
Speaker 5: or so ago. That's when he just blasted Laura Trump,
Speaker 5: who was on there as a guest, for talking about
Speaker 5: Joe Biden's mental problems and yells at her and says, oh,
Speaker 5: you're a doctor. He's got a stutter for cris and
Speaker 5: then cuts her off rudely, won't even louder, won't even
Speaker 5: allow her to be on the air. He apologizes for
Speaker 5: that on the Megan Kelly podcast, said that he was
Speaker 5: wrong about that and that he called Laura Trump and
Speaker 5: apologized to her in person.
Speaker 4: But does he look back with humility? That's my question.
Speaker 2: That is so freaking weak.
Speaker 5: Here's an interesting thing I got from the book reading
Speaker 5: it last night, because I'm still making my way through
Speaker 5: the book, which is this is amazing. So at roughly
Speaker 5: the same time that we were being lectured by Karine
Speaker 5: Jean Pierre, and she made up that phrase cheap fakes.
Speaker 5: Remember that? So what was the video that spawned that?
Speaker 5: Which one was it?
Speaker 2: Anyway, it was.
Speaker 7: When he wandered off to talk to the paratroopers or
Speaker 7: whatever and they had to gather them back for that.
Speaker 4: It was a real.
Speaker 5: Video, but she called that a cheap fake, and that
Speaker 5: became like the lexicon that everybody on the left used.
Speaker 2: These cheap fakes they keep using.
Speaker 5: At the same time, Steven Spielberg, the director, was editing
Speaker 5: videos the Biden campaign was using and came up with
Speaker 5: the idea of slowing down Biden when he walks across. One,
Speaker 5: it makes it more dramatic, we've all seen this movie
Speaker 5: scene before. But two, it covered up how bad his
Speaker 5: walk was.
Speaker 2: So if you saw him walking in slow motion, you
Speaker 2: didn't notice that he shuffles along really slowly weirdly. You
Speaker 2: just thought it was a slowed down, regular walk. So
Speaker 2: you had an actual, real fake, yes, directed by.
Speaker 5: One of the greatest directors of all time, that you
Speaker 5: were using for your own ads while calling other real, unedited.
Speaker 2: Videos cheap fakes. How hilarious is that.
Speaker 4: You want to play the montage? Sure? Forty seven, Michael.
Speaker 11: We're hearing about so called cheap fakes. It's playing out
Speaker 11: on right wing media, Fox, New York Post and so on,
Speaker 11: and all of this is to try to make the
Speaker 11: case that Biden is slipping and he's confused and so on.
Speaker 1: There are a lot of videos going around without President
Speaker 1: Biden on social media. Which ones are real, which ones
Speaker 1: are deceptively edited?
Speaker 4: Now being called chief fakes, A lot.
Speaker 1: Of memes and what the White House is calling cheap fakes.
Speaker 2: Cheap fakes are a little bit simpler.
Speaker 4: They're cheap.
Speaker 11: They're just disorted, out of context videos chopped up in
Speaker 11: certain ways, constructed in certain ways.
Speaker 4: That's what we're seeing.
Speaker 11: That's what the Biden administration, the Biden campaign is so
Speaker 11: worried about.
Speaker 5: Right now, I'm stealing this line for somebody else, But yeah,
Speaker 5: while the whole cheap fakes conversation was going on, you
Speaker 5: were making expensive fakes with one of the world's greatest
Speaker 5: movie directors. I mean, you almost can't believe it's.
Speaker 7: True, all of this trying to suggest that Joe Biden
Speaker 7: is somehow failing. Imagine the gall flat bat ker. I
Speaker 7: wonder if we'll ever get to the bottom of who
Speaker 7: was making some of the big decisions that were being
Speaker 7: made during that entire four year period. Somebody's got to
Speaker 7: want to come clean completely. Jake Sullivan, boy, one of
Speaker 7: the chiefs of staff.
Speaker 5: Jake Sullivan should have to sit down with a real
Speaker 5: interviewer and answer some questions. Are you going to tell me, Jake, Well,
Speaker 5: I wouldn't actually say this, but are you going to
Speaker 5: tell me this with a straight face that you never
Speaker 5: saw that Joe Biden displayed at the debate and many
Speaker 5: other times you never saw that behind closed doors.
Speaker 4: Is that what you're gonna sit there and tell me?
Speaker 7: You could ask little KJP, but she's in the witness
Speaker 7: protection program living as a white man in Phoenix, Arizona.
Speaker 4: Right now, we'll finish strong mix.
Speaker 5: We have breaking news, breaking news, Donkey, breaking news.
Speaker 2: It is official. The Department of Defense has accepted that
Speaker 2: luxury jet from Qatar to use his Air Force one.
Speaker 2: It's official.
Speaker 7: All right, we'll talk about that is the facts become
Speaker 7: clear MSNBC.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about it all day long.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, well, I wish them well.
Speaker 7: So final thought on the Jake Tapper or cover up story.
Speaker 7: At least for today, We're going to ab certain prominent politicians.
Speaker 7: You will recognize their names from last year and this.
Speaker 4: Year, asking me my personal opinion. He is sharp, he
Speaker 4: is on top of things.
Speaker 1: I don't want to go to the path to rehatch
Speaker 1: the past.
Speaker 12: I've been with the President of the United States many times.
Speaker 12: He is on the ball. The man knows more than
Speaker 12: most of us have forgotten. Look all this stuff about
Speaker 12: his health or you know, commentary that people are making
Speaker 12: in books.
Speaker 2: Frankly, that's very backward looking.
Speaker 10: The president, the boss that I work for, is a
Speaker 10: focused and disciplined leader. Right now, with the benefit of hindsight,
Speaker 10: I think most people would agree to the destiny case.
Speaker 10: We're also not in a position to wallow in hindsight.
Speaker 7: I do not believe that Joe Biden has a problem
Speaker 7: leading for the next four years, because he's done.
Speaker 4: A great job of leading.
Speaker 5: Was he capable to run again?
Speaker 4: I had no idea.
Speaker 7: Do you regret saying that President Biden had a mental acuity,
Speaker 7: He had a sharpness to him.
Speaker 4: He said that up until July of last year, I said,
Speaker 4: I had not seen declinb.
Speaker 3: His mental acuity is great, it's fine, It's as good
Speaker 3: as it's been over the years.
Speaker 4: Did you really not.
Speaker 1: Have any idea that he was not fit to serve
Speaker 1: a second term?
Speaker 4: Casey, we're looking forward.
Speaker 5: We have the large Medicaid cut in front of us,
Speaker 5: we have the cull federal You lost.
Speaker 1: The presidential election, and is that not Joe Biden's responsibility
Speaker 1: for deciding to run again.
Speaker 4: We're looking forward. That's it, that's it. The question is
Speaker 4: what are we going to do now?
Speaker 5: Okay, Wow, you cannot have a low enough opinion of politicians,
Speaker 5: ding however low it is, you.
Speaker 2: Gotta go lower.
Speaker 7: Credit to the vlogger or whatever you call the video
Speaker 7: podcaster these days, I guess just a podcaster who when
Speaker 7: Elizabeth Warren said, I didn't what I said was I
Speaker 7: didn't notice any decline.
Speaker 4: And he looks at her like, what.
Speaker 5: Do you mean?
Speaker 2: Didn't notice any decline? Two hundred and fifty million people did?
Speaker 5: I wish the follow would always be two thirds of
Speaker 5: Americans did?
Speaker 2: How do you think they knew when you didn't?
Speaker 7: Because I don't know how many dance if I'm a
Speaker 7: professional liar, you jack ass?
Speaker 2: And we're looking forward final thoughts like, I like, what's
Speaker 2: his name from South Carolina? I'm not a medical doctor.
Speaker 5: Here's your host for final thoughts, Joe Getty.
Speaker 4: Let's get a.
Speaker 7: Final thought from everybody and the crew to wrap up
Speaker 7: the show. Michaelangelo, what's your final thought?
Speaker 4: That's a question as far as Cheers goes.
Speaker 5: Did you like Shelley longbetter or Christi Ali?
Speaker 3: Me too?
Speaker 7: Katy Greener esteemed News. Oh, I suppose I could weigh in.
Speaker 7: They're both pretty good.
Speaker 2: What are your coach?
Speaker 7: Oh, gotta go Woody, He's pretty good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, coach is great.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: Katie Greener Steve music woman As a final thought, Katie.
Speaker 2: So funny thinking about the show Cheers and thinking about
Speaker 2: the bar where I used to work. We had each
Speaker 2: character there at all times. That's what they did a
Speaker 2: good job of nailing down the typical sort of person
Speaker 2: that hangs around the bar.
Speaker 4: Yeah, indeed, Jack, a final thought for.
Speaker 5: Us, you got to go with this from the Babylon
Speaker 5: Bee Cream Jean Pierre and sister Joe Biden is cancer free.
Speaker 4: Very good. Let's see.
Speaker 7: My final thought is on the huge horrendous horror also
Speaker 7: known as the Big Beautiful Bill. The only question is
Speaker 7: how despicable will it be? Let's all find out together.
Speaker 5: The biggest media scandal ever, one of the biggest political
Speaker 5: scandals ever were in the middle of it.
Speaker 2: There's got to be a resolution of this. Somebody has
Speaker 2: to own up to it. Hanging Armstrong and Getty wrapping
Speaker 2: up another grueling four hour borthday satisfies me as a
Speaker 2: hanging multiple hangings. I'm strong and Getty. I'm gonna twist
Speaker 2: your knox.
Speaker 4: You do this to my stay hair. I mean, if
Speaker 4: anyone think that's bonkers, it's like, well, we're on the brink.
Speaker 9: We have any of you guys asked him to step
Speaker 9: down and resign for their.
Speaker 2: Drunk Let me say, let me say one thing.
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna blow sunshine up your hind end herd whatever.
Speaker 5: Thank you the reality. You need to be slacked in
Speaker 5: the side of the head with reality. That's gotta feel refreshing.
Speaker 5: It's like a sunshine but day
Speaker 4: Or I'm strong and getty.