Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty arm Strong
Speaker 1: and get Kid and he Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 2: Wow, Chairman, you're one of the worst attorney generals in
Speaker 2: our history.
Speaker 1: Verbal judo. Pam Bondi occupied the witness chair.
Speaker 3: I'm grateful for the opportunity to answer your questions.
Speaker 1: But one man consumed the minds of Democrats. The monstrous
Speaker 1: crimes of Epstein.
Speaker 2: The Epstein Files, Jeffrey Epstein's horrific abuse walk as spectacle
Speaker 2: was five hours of sustained sniping. They told you about
Speaker 2: that attorney general before you hit you.
Speaker 1: Don't tell me.
Speaker 2: I did tell you because you saw what you did
Speaker 2: in the Senate.
Speaker 3: Lawyer not even a lawyer.
Speaker 1: Wow wow.
Speaker 4: I am not enough of a partisan to be able
Speaker 4: to pick aside and get any joy out of this.
Speaker 1: I hated that.
Speaker 4: All the way around the Democrats talking to Pam Bondi
Speaker 4: about the Epstein files, they had a bunch of the
Speaker 4: women who are victims of Epstein sitting right behind her
Speaker 4: and at one point said to Pam Bondy, will you
Speaker 4: turn around and apologize for not prosecuting any of the men,
Speaker 4: and no, I'm not going to turn around those kind
Speaker 4: of stunts.
Speaker 1: Come on, can we grow up here? And then, especially
Speaker 1: given the fact that they had both houses in the
Speaker 1: White House for years and years and did not die,
Speaker 1: it's just so nakedly phony.
Speaker 4: I wish any national newscast would throw that in. This
Speaker 4: information has been around for a very long time. Both
Speaker 4: parties have had the opportunity to take a look at
Speaker 4: this or release it at various points when they controlled
Speaker 4: every branch of government, and they didn't for whatever reason.
Speaker 4: So I had one more point on that, Oh we
Speaker 4: ought to get to that Wall Street Journal piece that's
Speaker 4: so good about all of this.
Speaker 1: But if you've been following this at all, you know
Speaker 1: it started with Dan Bongino and BONDI were out there
Speaker 1: before they were in the Trump administration talking about what
Speaker 1: the Epstein files were just gonna just destroy the Democrats
Speaker 1: and why are they hiding this from us? And we
Speaker 1: need to we need to win.
Speaker 4: Trump needs to win, We need to get in office
Speaker 4: so we can release this stuff.
Speaker 1: And then somehow it all got flipped around once they
Speaker 1: got in office, Bongino to the point that finally then
Speaker 1: leaving the Trump administration so he can go back into
Speaker 1: the private sector.
Speaker 4: And Pa Bondy's the one who said, I have the
Speaker 4: list on my desk that that didn't help anything.
Speaker 1: He supposedly. It's just it's in my opinions I've made
Speaker 1: pretty clear. I think the whole Epstein thing is a
Speaker 1: treasure map in which the treasure doesn't exist, and both
Speaker 1: sides pretend the other side is tent on hiding the
Speaker 1: kind of reverse treasure, which is, you know, a scandal
Speaker 1: that will bring them down. It's I'm looking up and
Speaker 1: it's the lead on a couple of year newscasts up there,
Speaker 1: pushing the Nancy Guthrie story out of the lead. Wow.
Speaker 4: So, Pam Bondi is the Attorney General of the United States,
Speaker 4: the worst attorney general in our history, as you just
Speaker 4: earned in that little montage there.
Speaker 1: You're a washed up, loser lawyer. You're not even a lawyer.
Speaker 4: And she is arguing with Jamie Raskin Democrat. They're both
Speaker 4: good at arguing. So it's it gets exciting.
Speaker 2: You can let her filibuster all day long, but not
Speaker 2: on our watch, not on our.
Speaker 1: Time, no way.
Speaker 2: I told you about that attorney general.
Speaker 1: Before you hit. You don't tell me.
Speaker 2: Oh, I did tell you because I saw what you
Speaker 2: did in the Senate. Law You're not You're to teach
Speaker 2: you the rules again.
Speaker 1: You're the attorney too the United States.
Speaker 2: You have rules here with You're the attorney John the
Speaker 2: United States.
Speaker 3: And the rulest with Donald Trump Trump derangement syndrome.
Speaker 1: So that's true. Well, yeah, but Jamie raight awful, just awful. Well,
Speaker 1: or he realizes the moment we're in, I guess, and
Speaker 1: is betraying his country to exploit it like a clown.
Speaker 1: That's awful. Well, yes, I'm against it. Stand by by Wards,
Speaker 1: I'm against it.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you get to stay in office,
Speaker 4: if you try to be, you know, a nineteen eighty
Speaker 4: eight member of the House of Representatives or the Senate.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you get to stay in office.
Speaker 4: It sounds like you are soft on awfulness. Which one
Speaker 4: of these I don't know if I can handle both
Speaker 4: of them. Which one of these doings? Oh, come on,
Speaker 4: go ahead, let's let's try the next one. Michael, fight, fight,
Speaker 4: fight your in law enforcement.
Speaker 2: We've seen all kinds of evidence of crimes, and when
Speaker 2: we go over to the Department of Justice for the
Speaker 2: four computers. Remember, Congress, we see more evidence of crimes.
Speaker 1: Will you create a joint task force.
Speaker 2: Of the Department of Justice and governors and state attorney
Speaker 2: generals and district attorneys across the country to investigate the
Speaker 2: crimes that have taken place against these victims? In more
Speaker 2: than a thousand like them, the.
Speaker 1: DOJ is not doing its job.
Speaker 2: Will you create a task force with state and local
Speaker 2: law enforcement to make that happen?
Speaker 1: Jolady can respond she wants to thank you, Chairman.
Speaker 3: He called Chase Smulligan a wild goose chase and didn't
Speaker 3: even know who he was.
Speaker 1: He is a defendant in.
Speaker 3: Your own trade on girls and he's a chairman.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what if he were part of the
Speaker 2: investigation you want to do anything.
Speaker 3: About the line chat rooms and committed sex pertion. Yet
Speaker 3: he didn't even know in your tiny little district who
Speaker 3: you chairmssing.
Speaker 1: This is your committee and she is embarrassing on you.
Speaker 5: The time of the gentleman has expired.
Speaker 1: Hm. If if that was some other country, I'd think, Man,
Speaker 1: are they dysfunctional? Yeah? How'd they get this screwed up? Now?
Speaker 4: I'm looking up at the TV Ian Panel of ABC
Speaker 4: talking about how the Epstein files have royaled the government
Speaker 4: in England. The Prime Minister is likely within the week
Speaker 4: to fall. This is just what pushed him over the edge. Though,
Speaker 4: if you're not following the politics, it all over their
Speaker 4: care Stormer. Stormer, the Prime Minister of Great Britain has
Speaker 4: a thirteen percent approval rating.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, thirty thirty would be you'd get lose your job.
Speaker 2: Teen.
Speaker 1: Oh man. They've got the complete vomiting disgust over both
Speaker 1: their parties thing going in Britain that some have in
Speaker 1: this country.
Speaker 4: Let me read just a little bit from Barton Swam
Speaker 4: in the Wall Street Journal today. The Jeffrey Epstein files
Speaker 4: were supposed to uncover the financiers sex trafficking and blackmail operation.
Speaker 4: They haven't for the excellent reason that there was no
Speaker 4: such operation. Its non existence is ironically the main thing
Speaker 4: to emerge so far from the document dump. In the
Speaker 4: latest Tronch released late this month, in a memo from
Speaker 4: FBI investigators declaring that they found no evidence in Epstein's
Speaker 4: residences and bank accounts of a trafficking ring or sex
Speaker 4: videos supposedly used for blackmail. This finding has the force
Speaker 4: of cogency. You know, a story that holds together, contradicting
Speaker 4: as it does, the earlier conspiratorial claims of Attorney General Pambondi,
Speaker 4: who you were just hearing, FBI Director Cash Ptel, Justice
Speaker 4: Department Hanchos, Dan Bongino, and others. In other words, wanted
Speaker 4: to uncover a trafficking ring. They're investigators, had to tell
Speaker 4: them the bad news. We've looked into all of this
Speaker 4: stuff and there isn't one right both parties over the
Speaker 4: course of years. We mentioned this last hour, but it's
Speaker 4: worth mentioning again. Another revealing document, and you're not hearing about.
Speaker 4: You know, these news outlets are looking through all these documents.
Speaker 4: You haven't heard about this one. Another revealing document. This
Speaker 4: one highlighted by the independent journalist Michael Tracy, is an
Speaker 4: eighty six page mon memo from back in December twenty nineteen.
Speaker 4: Who was president in twenty nineteen that said Joe Biden
Speaker 4: was still pressed in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: By prosecutors with the Southern District of New York. The memo,
Speaker 1: intended to martial evidence against Epstein's associates, noted that Virginia Girfree,
Speaker 1: I never know how to pronounce her name, that poor
Speaker 1: woman that you've seen in all the pictures with Prince
Speaker 1: Andrew and all that stuff, and then she killed herself
Speaker 1: last year. The accuser primarily responsible for stories of a
Speaker 1: sex slave in blackmail ring, she's the poster child for it.
Speaker 1: Was in fact a fabulous and totally unreliable as a
Speaker 1: courtroom witness. That's a ninety page memo from the Southern
Speaker 1: District of New York back during the Biden administration. Yeah,
Speaker 1: she just as unreliable as a witness, you know, And
Speaker 1: she's all kinds of damage. That's how she ended up
Speaker 1: in that situation. And then taking ad Ye's right and
Speaker 1: then taking advantage of more which you damaged or even more.
Speaker 1: Why isn't that like a lead piece of knowledge that
Speaker 1: everybody has of the Epstein files at this point. I mean,
Speaker 1: if you do a big.
Speaker 4: Overarching version of the Epstein story, she's going to be
Speaker 4: in the first five seconds.
Speaker 1: Yes, And they looked into it.
Speaker 4: It sounds like at great length a particular law office
Speaker 4: in our judicial system that hated Republicans certainly and hated Trump,
Speaker 4: and they said, oh, we can't, he can't, we can't.
Speaker 1: Go with anything. She says, it's just it's unfortunate, but
Speaker 1: we can't. At the height of the post January sixth,
Speaker 1: Trump is hitler. We'll never have another election in our lives.
Speaker 1: One of the most democratic jurisdictions in the country said, no,
Speaker 1: there's nothing there.
Speaker 4: What I got time for this next one because I
Speaker 4: think it's good the Epstein's crime. Epstein's crimes were confined
Speaker 4: to himself and a few nagblers, chiefly Gallaine Maxwell. It
Speaker 4: was intolerable to influencers and politicos determined to attribute all
Speaker 4: bad things to the dark workings of cabal's. Tucker Carlson
Speaker 4: conjectured that Epstein worked with the massad to blackmail it's enemies.
Speaker 4: Bud Your radicals in the House, including Thomas Massey Republican,
Speaker 4: Rocanna Democrat Jamie Raskin Democrat, relentlessly speculate that Epstein serviced
Speaker 4: the rich and powerful and odious ways. These exhibitionists have
Speaker 4: yet to receive any criticism from the anti misinformation crowd.
Speaker 4: I love that, remember misinformation end even worse h disinformation. Oh,
Speaker 4: it's supposed to be what's going to bring down this nation,
Speaker 4: but you don't mind it.
Speaker 1: In this case, there was no those examples are are perfect.
Speaker 1: I was just about to say, the reason this keeps
Speaker 1: going the way it is is its fuel for whatever
Speaker 1: fire you're intent on spreading. If it's down with the Jews,
Speaker 1: you'll say the massade is involved. If it's down with
Speaker 1: the Democrats, you'll say it's a plot by the Democrats
Speaker 1: like Bongino and company. We're doing until they got power
Speaker 1: and realized there's nothing there. If if you're Jamie Raskin
Speaker 1: and the fire you want to set as the Republicans
Speaker 1: or Epstein and coddling pervs, that's perfect. It's again the
Speaker 1: pot of gold is empty. All it is is a
Speaker 1: sordid pervo and his networking.
Speaker 4: And then, because I know people like this personally, if
Speaker 4: you're a lean toward the conspiracy theory, they're all Trump,
Speaker 4: Clinton's Hollywood, They're all guilty. We're all it's a giant
Speaker 4: network of power that is against us, and we need
Speaker 4: to keep fighting a good fight to unleash this. One
Speaker 4: more paragraph here. There was in the end, no sex slavering,
Speaker 4: no blackmail operation, no cameras recording dalliances for later use,
Speaker 4: no client list, Just a deeply sick and rich predator with.
Speaker 1: A few enablers. That's that little piece is lost on
Speaker 1: the whole thing. And honestly, I wish everybody in America
Speaker 1: had listened to this show for several reasons. But if
Speaker 1: they did, I would think, Okay, that's our last word
Speaker 1: on the topic, because those who are not satisfied by
Speaker 1: all of that evidence from every direction, I mean, as
Speaker 1: bipartisan as anything could possibly be. If you're not satisfied
Speaker 1: by that, there is no satisfying you, and I'm through.
Speaker 1: I'm done with the discussion. It's the discussion you walk
Speaker 1: away from saying there's no point in continuing this.
Speaker 4: Well, if everybody in the country listened to the show,
Speaker 4: my driver would be sitting out in front of my
Speaker 4: stretch Bentley, keeping it warm for four hours.
Speaker 1: Till I walk out of here because you demand it
Speaker 1: to be precisely seventy six degrees.
Speaker 4: And then when I get close to the Bentley, I
Speaker 4: would have somebody disrobe me, put a towel around.
Speaker 1: My shoulders, and then I would get into the Bentley
Speaker 1: like you're Freddie Mercury. I love that picture. He gets
Speaker 1: done with the show, all sweaty, runs out to the limo.
Speaker 1: They put a towel over me right exactly. Oh my god.
Speaker 4: We got some good stuff on AI and the declining
Speaker 4: birth rate a really good explanation kind of different than
Speaker 4: anything I'd ever heard for the worldwide declining birth rate.
Speaker 1: Bunch of stuff. I hope you can stay here strong.
Speaker 1: They sell pie at Ace Hardware. It's like the autos
Speaker 1: and seafood boil, but even better.
Speaker 6: BlackBerry apricot, BlackBerry blueberry.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go strawberry rhubarb. I've had many a strawberry
Speaker 1: rubarb pie in my life, and this one has a
Speaker 1: perfect amount of tang and the texture is almost like pudding.
Speaker 1: I'm not a loss for words.
Speaker 7: Is probably one of the best pies I've had.
Speaker 1: Go to Ace Hardware, I guess, and get your pie.
Speaker 4: I like tang myself. So my hardware uh sells pies, yes,
Speaker 4: And I didn't know that they all did. I didn't
Speaker 4: know it was a change.
Speaker 1: Completely unaware of this. Yeah, mine does and I always
Speaker 1: so that's kind of weird.
Speaker 4: But like, right by where you check out, they got
Speaker 4: a freezer case full of they look like home baked
Speaker 4: pies frozen. You gotta cook them for like an hour
Speaker 4: in the oven. It's not like a quick, you know,
Speaker 4: grabbing go sort of pie, but they're.
Speaker 1: Really RDEA was that? And can I shake his hat?
Speaker 4: They're really good And strawberry Rubarbi is one of my
Speaker 4: favorite all time pies.
Speaker 1: But yeah, are they gonna start selling socket sets at
Speaker 1: the pie store? Now?
Speaker 4: What was the AutoZone seafood something or other?
Speaker 1: I don't know that one's AutoZone got live lobsters in
Speaker 1: a thing by the checkout. That'll be eight fifty for
Speaker 1: your aar filter. Would you're like a nice bowl of chippino.
Speaker 4: I need a new car battery and that lobster there
Speaker 4: because that one looks delicious, yes, sack Katie.
Speaker 7: Yeah, apparently AutoZone sells seafood boils in like a bag,
Speaker 7: so it has like.
Speaker 1: The crab Day in your lane, he says, somewhat ironically. Wow,
Speaker 1: who's I seriously? You know what we need to jazz
Speaker 1: up our hardware business is the selling of baked goods.
Speaker 4: Well, if you had the scones at Famous Footwear, they're fantastic.
Speaker 1: That's just dot. Yeah.
Speaker 4: A lot of people who do kind of home projects,
Speaker 4: construction stuff going to the hardware place. Kind of person
Speaker 4: that's gonna eat a pie on a whim. I gets
Speaker 4: impulse pie buyer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, see, you got your two before as you got
Speaker 1: your screws, you got your drill bits, you got a
Speaker 1: couple of rolls at duct Tape. And the nice lady
Speaker 1: at the register says to you, were you able to
Speaker 1: find everything? You say, yeah, but I really got a
Speaker 1: hanker in for pie. And that just happens so many times.
Speaker 1: They decided I'm not against it. I'm just flabbergasted by it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I couldn't find an apple pie frozen apple pie
Speaker 4: the size of an NFL football.
Speaker 1: Do you have those?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we do right over there.
Speaker 4: At Ace Hardware. They have people who can help you
Speaker 4: and answer questions that are It's just fantastic. I've never
Speaker 4: compared prices. I just buy my stuff in leaf, but uh,
Speaker 4: it's worth something to have somebody there can actually answer
Speaker 4: a question for you, whether it's where do I find
Speaker 4: this or how do you use this? Whereas some of
Speaker 4: your bigger locations, Giant Great practically a depot for home
Speaker 4: construction stuff.
Speaker 1: Hmm, I'm intrigued by this idea. There's not an employee
Speaker 1: to talk to anywhere, no no end, no pause. You know,
Speaker 1: speaking of your if you have to ask, you can't
Speaker 1: afford it attitude toward hardware Jack. The super rich are
Speaker 1: turning their houses into fortresses. We'll tell you about that
Speaker 1: in a little bit. Also a very serious and important
Speaker 1: gender Bending Madness update coming up in just a few minutes.
Speaker 4: Well, if I have to pay six cents for these
Speaker 4: two screws as opposed to four cents, I'll just call
Speaker 4: the ult.
Speaker 1: Listen to I'm lording his wealth over the rest of us.
Speaker 4: Some of my purchases at hardware stores are shockingly small.
Speaker 1: All right, King Midas, whatever something you need so bad?
Speaker 1: You got to drive all the way there and talk
Speaker 1: to somebody and everything like that, and then the total
Speaker 1: bills like a dollar eighty. It's a surprising to me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if I need to watch this size, ah yeah,
Speaker 4: we got gender bending Madness.
Speaker 1: We got AI is about to take over the world.
Speaker 1: Another one of those stories. You'll love that. If you
Speaker 1: miss a segment, get the podcast Armstrong and Getty on
Speaker 1: demand Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 4: This AI story, maybe get to it next hour. It's
Speaker 4: a guy who's been building a variety of AI things
Speaker 4: for the last six years, living in that world and says,
Speaker 4: we're in a basically right at the beginning beginning of
Speaker 4: COVID phase with AI. Remember when it first started and
Speaker 4: you're like, oh, what is this going to be that
Speaker 4: big a deal?
Speaker 1: I feel like people are over and all of a
Speaker 1: sudden the world changed. Chilling comparison. Yeah, it really is,
Speaker 1: plus an explanation of the whole El Paso Airport closing thing.
Speaker 1: Turns out the Trump administration, as it is in many things,
Speaker 1: is so anti Biden they'll shoot at anything in the
Speaker 1: sky in contrast to litting in known Chinese spy balloons
Speaker 1: spy away for weeks. Anyway, the l Passo explanation coming
Speaker 1: up right now, though it is an unusually an important
Speaker 1: gender bending madness update. So I kept hearing about this
Speaker 1: thing called by the loco We're a brave must drop
Speaker 1: the disco music down, Michael, because this is serious stuff.
Speaker 1: There was an absolutely horrific school shooting in Canada the
Speaker 1: other day in which at least eight innocents were killed,
Speaker 1: including little children, and the shooter was once again a
Speaker 1: transgender person. Dwayne. Oh, I'm sorry, what is his actual
Speaker 1: first name? Jesse Van Rutzelaire a biological male who approximately
Speaker 1: six years ago began to transition to female and identify
Speaker 1: as female. He was known to have mental health the
Speaker 1: problems through the years. Initial ports on CNN sounded like this.
Speaker 5: Fifteen new details about a deadly mass shooting in a small,
Speaker 5: tight knit community in tumblr Ridge, Canada. Mobile phone messages
Speaker 5: warned of an active shooter, describing the suspect as a
Speaker 5: woman wearing a dress with brown hair. Police say a
Speaker 5: long gun and a modified handgun were used, and disclosed
Speaker 5: that authorities were called to the suspect's home several times
Speaker 5: for mental health emergencies and firearms offenses.
Speaker 1: That was actually fairly responsible as reports go, because that
Speaker 1: was the initial report. But everybody knew by then that
Speaker 1: it was a confused transgender teenager eighteen years old. And
Speaker 1: as who is this, It's.
Speaker 4: Amazing how often it is someone that cops have been
Speaker 4: to their house many times.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, As Bethany Mandel writes in The New York Post,
Speaker 1: another mass shooting, another devastated community, and once again elits
Speaker 1: in the media, class and public officials are so terrified
Speaker 1: of offending that they don't ask, don't dare ask the
Speaker 1: obvious question, why are so many of the most horrifying
Speaker 1: attacks carried out by people who identify as trans and
Speaker 1: they go through. The Nashville transgender identified shooter and murdered
Speaker 1: six people at a Christian school in Minneapolis. Another attacker
Speaker 1: documented gender identity turmoil targeted at church. The alleged murder
Speaker 1: of Charlie Kirk had transgender boyfriend and believed in it
Speaker 1: was a hardcore transgender activist type. But the media insists
Speaker 1: that violence by mentally ill people in their transgender identity
Speaker 1: is mere coincidence. Critics are bullied into silence and warned
Speaker 1: not to stigmatized. Questioning is dangerous, cruel, it's bigotry. Exploring
Speaker 1: whether transgender identity may signal deeper psychological distress is forbidden.
Speaker 1: Professionals who dare to raise concerns are threatened with loss
Speaker 1: of their licenses, reputation, professional reputation, livelihood. The dogma has consequences,
Speaker 1: as another community has learned the hard way. Let's admit it.
Speaker 1: Believing you're the opposite of your bio logical sex is
Speaker 1: simply not a normal or neutral position. It's quite likely
Speaker 1: often a sign of some kind of psychological distress, perhaps
Speaker 1: accompanied by depression, disassociation, autism, spectrum disorders, self harm, suicidal ideation,
Speaker 1: and extreme social ideation. That doesn't mean every person with
Speaker 1: gender dyspory is violent or even deeply sick, but it
Speaker 1: does mean that when young people are spiraling, we shouldn't
Speaker 1: ignore the signs or, worse, affirm their delusions. A last
Speaker 1: mental health professionals insist we do just that. God, I
Speaker 1: assume that a lot of us.
Speaker 4: If our teenager came to us and said, hey, I
Speaker 4: think I'm a boy or I think I'm a girl,
Speaker 4: different than what they have been living as their whole lives,
Speaker 4: my first thought would be, you know what else?
Speaker 1: What other issues do we have going on here? Now? Oh?
Speaker 4: Okay, cool, Well let's get started on the transitioning because
Speaker 4: I'm sure everything is perfectly okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. You wouldn't think, oh my gosh, this is
Speaker 1: genderness for you. You'd think, oh my gosh, what psychological
Speaker 1: problems maladies challenges are we dealing with that has led
Speaker 1: to this. It's a symptom, it's not a cast.
Speaker 4: And it's one week after the first successful lawsuit against
Speaker 4: a doctor and a psychologist by somebody who was encouraged
Speaker 4: to transition, who then, like you, maame an adult said
Speaker 4: you shouldn't have done that.
Speaker 1: Oh, I've got some new stuff on that very front. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I wanted to mention this real quickly and we can
Speaker 1: dig into this more. But this sort of thing is
Speaker 1: going to be happening more and more and more. The
Speaker 1: Office of Pierce County Sheriff. This is in Oregon, Keith
Speaker 1: Swank in the puell I'm sorry, it's a Washington State.
Speaker 1: Puyallup School District confirmed Tuesday they are a conducting investigation
Speaker 1: into alleged sexual assault against a female Puyallup High School wrestler.
Speaker 1: She reported the alleged assault to school officials and her coach,
Speaker 1: but the family contends administration failed to take meaningful action
Speaker 1: to protect and investigate her claims of sexual assault. She
Speaker 1: was wrestling somebody who was presenting themselves as a female
Speaker 1: wrestler who was a biological male, and you know what
Speaker 1: happened was definitely sexual assault if it was anywhere close
Speaker 1: to intentional, but she had no idea it was a
Speaker 1: biological male at the time. Anyway, that case will I'm
Speaker 1: sure you know play out well.
Speaker 4: Our executive producer Hanson was following this shooting right when
Speaker 4: it happened yesterday and picked up one broadcast in which
Speaker 4: they said the gun person, which was the first time
Speaker 4: anybus had ever heard that term instead of gunman.
Speaker 1: The gun person. Actually, this is an MP amount E
Speaker 1: clip fifty two, Michael, go ahead and roll out.
Speaker 6: The other questions were just to clarify the number. There
Speaker 6: were eight people in total found deceased. Is that correct?
Speaker 8: So we have nine total people deceased. We found eight
Speaker 8: in tumblr Ridge in twos and then another was deceased
Speaker 8: during ablatory transport to the clinic.
Speaker 6: Okay, and none of those people are the gun person.
Speaker 8: That includes the deceased gun person.
Speaker 4: Okay, when did gun Now did they move Maybe in
Speaker 4: Canada they've moved on from mailman to mail carrier and
Speaker 4: fireman to fire what do we call people? Fire people, firefighters, firefighters.
Speaker 4: Maybe they did that a long time ago with gunman.
Speaker 4: I don't know, But that's the first time I've heard
Speaker 4: gun person.
Speaker 1: No, because it was a gunman and they didn't want
Speaker 1: to say that because they are so far down the
Speaker 1: woke Highway in Canada. But all of this is kind
Speaker 1: of a lead up to what I wanted to get to,
Speaker 1: and this is so it's so painful because it's so
Speaker 1: typical and so obvious to a lot of us what
Speaker 1: I suffered being transgender. This is an opinion piece written
Speaker 1: by Soren Aldaco in the Wall Street Journal. I'm suing
Speaker 1: the people who did this to me, and the Texas
Speaker 1: Supreme Court heard my case this week. When I was eleven,
Speaker 1: I began identifying as transgender. I had gone down a
Speaker 1: rabbit hole of websites and nie sh online forms. There
Speaker 1: I met a friend, an artist who was fourteen, whom
Speaker 1: I admired and looked up to. We both felt different,
Speaker 1: out of place in society. Born ten years earlier, we
Speaker 1: would have been called tomboys. Instead, we writhed under the
Speaker 1: pressure of the quote unquote female role. The internet told us.
Speaker 1: The logical conclusion of that struggle was to identify as boys.
Speaker 1: I come from a broken home. While my mother and
Speaker 1: stepfather have always loved me, my stepfather became severely disabled
Speaker 1: when I was three, leaving me feeling as though I
Speaker 1: had to raise myself. I eventually reached out to my
Speaker 1: biological father around a decade later, when he and my
Speaker 1: step mother saw my distress and were told by a
Speaker 1: psychiatrists that this distress was related to my transgender identity.
Speaker 1: They began to consider the benefits of affirming me in
Speaker 1: my transition. Too young to vote, too young to drink,
Speaker 1: I became immersed in the idea that hormones and surgeries
Speaker 1: would fix me. At the transgender support group I attended,
Speaker 1: most of the focus was on who was starting hormones
Speaker 1: and how it was going for them. I was envious.
Speaker 1: I wanted the same feeling of affirmation they had. Many
Speaker 1: of them were on hormones prescribed by a nurse practitioner
Speaker 1: who attended the GRIPS. When I was seventeen, I went
Speaker 1: with my stepmother to see that nurse practitioner who prescribed
Speaker 1: testosterone and estrogen blockers. Thirty minutes later. These hormones were
Speaker 1: one of the many medical interventions I pursued in my teens.
Speaker 1: At nineteen, I had top surgery of Euphemism for an
Speaker 1: elective double mastectomy. My surgeon made sure to facilitate my
Speaker 1: physical transitioning as much as possible, spoon feeding me talking
Speaker 1: points for insurance coverage. I donned rain boher medical knee
Speaker 1: braces and prescription compression socks for my surgery date. I
Speaker 1: was on more than ten different medications when I went
Speaker 1: under the knife. Then she suffered major complications that her
Speaker 1: surgeon wouldn't see her for. She had to finally go
Speaker 1: to the emergency room. It was ugly, but kind of
Speaker 1: off the topic. Although you're mutilating confused adolescents with experimental
Speaker 1: sex change surgeries, Yeah, sometimes they go terribly wrong. It's
Speaker 1: probably worth considering, but anyway, she writes, I made the
Speaker 1: decision of face who I really was, without the medicine,
Speaker 1: without the hormone or additional surgeries. Six months after this experience,
Speaker 1: while taking classes at the University of Texas at Austin,
Speaker 1: I began to make sense of my transgender identity through
Speaker 1: the lens of human development, piecing together my turbulent family
Speaker 1: life and adolescent Internet habits, among other things, it dawned
Speaker 1: on me that I had never been born in the
Speaker 1: wrong body. There's no way to be born in the
Speaker 1: wrong body at all. Today, at twenty three, I'm giving
Speaker 1: myself the grace to understand my gifts and purpose. Through
Speaker 1: this journey of self exploration, I've come to realize how
Speaker 1: coercive gender identity ideology was for me, disguising harm as compassion.
Speaker 1: I also realized that sometimes the compassionate response is one
Speaker 1: that sets firm boundaries. When I sued my medical providers
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty three, holding the line between helping and
Speaker 1: enabling was my aim. In Texas, the statute of limitations
Speaker 1: for medical malpractice claim is generally two years from the
Speaker 1: date and the malpractice occurred. Unfortunately, people agreed about whether
Speaker 1: malpractice refers to the action itself or the harm the
Speaker 1: action causes. She goes into the legal ease. I'd like
Speaker 1: to think that these days, I'm realistic. I know how
Speaker 1: the law works. My case could still fail for reasons
Speaker 1: that have nothing to do with what happened to me.
Speaker 1: What I experienced at the hand of my nurse, practitioner, therapists,
Speaker 1: and surgery team was wrong. People like me deserve justice.
Speaker 1: I believe that God places burdens on people who can
Speaker 1: carry them, and I trust that whatever comes next will
Speaker 1: be made right in time. This young lady who is
Speaker 1: so mutilated uses the term transgender only in quotes. It
Speaker 1: is not a legitimate medical diagnosis, never has been, and,
Speaker 1: as the editorialist in The New York Post points out,
Speaker 1: both our media and some of our woke medical associations
Speaker 1: ignore all of the mountain of evidence that's made Europe
Speaker 1: go completely in the other direction. They just pretend it
Speaker 1: doesn't exist. It's terrible. You're going to see so many
Speaker 1: of these suits, hundreds of them, maybe thousands of them,
Speaker 1: and as you've expressed, maybe that'll stop the experimentation on
Speaker 1: confused gets highly troubling inderpending madness update. Speaking of operations quickly,
Speaker 1: so Lindsey Vaughn.
Speaker 4: He celebrated skier who tried it one more time at
Speaker 4: age forty two with a torn acl and crashed right
Speaker 4: away and broke bones. Has had three operations since the
Speaker 4: weekend and yesterday her quote was I'm defining success in
Speaker 4: a completely different way than I was a couple of
Speaker 4: days ago, which made me think, are you, like, in
Speaker 4: the how am I ever going to walk again? Or
Speaker 4: all that sort of stuff. Situations are certainly when I
Speaker 4: will walk again. Did you see the apparatus that's holding
Speaker 4: her leg together.
Speaker 1: No, it's one of those post you know, serious injury,
Speaker 1: you know, network of braces and pins and wires and
Speaker 1: stuff like that. It looks like, you know, the internals
Speaker 1: of a dirigible or something like that holding her leg together.
Speaker 1: They called it a complex fracture do you know what
Speaker 1: I mean? Don't want that now? Three different surgeries already,
Speaker 1: yeah yeah, multiple breaks displaced. Oh god knows what else.
Speaker 1: We have a little better Olympic stuff for him. Lots
Speaker 1: of things to talk about, so stay here, arm Straw
Speaker 1: and Getty.
Speaker 9: Following his bronze medal finish and biathlon sterla Holm Lagrid
Speaker 9: made a tearful plea for forgiveness on live TV. Six
Speaker 9: months ago, I met the love of my life, he said,
Speaker 9: but then admitted that three months into the relationship he
Speaker 9: cheated on her. The Norwegian by athlete got a response
Speaker 9: from his girlfriend. She wrote, it's hard to forgive even
Speaker 9: after a declaration of love in front of the whole world.
Speaker 9: Laggert said his girlfriend ended their relationship before the Games,
Speaker 9: but he hoped she would realize how much he loves her.
Speaker 9: The unnamed woman thrown into an Olympic whirlwind wrote, I
Speaker 9: did not choose to be put in this position, and
Speaker 9: it hurts to have to be.
Speaker 1: Caught up in it. Winning the gold medal for heartbreak, Katie,
Speaker 1: you were shaking your head and rolling your eyes.
Speaker 7: Because this is a narcissist and it's finest. The love
Speaker 7: of my life. Then don't cheat on her? How about that?
Speaker 7: And then he puts pressure on her by doing this
Speaker 7: whole dramatic thing at the Olympics.
Speaker 1: Spare me, you know, or he's just really kind of
Speaker 1: flighty emotionally because he declares her the love of his
Speaker 1: life three months in, cheats on her, then wins an
Speaker 1: Olympic medal and says, I can't enjoy this because I
Speaker 1: ruined my life because I threw away the love of
Speaker 1: my life. Decided to make that part of his big
Speaker 1: announcement to the world. Yeah, and then his teammate who
Speaker 1: got the golds, Like, okay, now nobody has any questions
Speaker 1: for me. Everybody's asking you about your freaking love life
Speaker 1: the great thanks buddy, I got a girlfriend. I didn't
Speaker 1: cheat on her, So two words, run chick. He's a
Speaker 1: handsome devil. But yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Anyway, So perhaps
Speaker 1: you heard about the sudden and mysterious closing of the
Speaker 1: El Paso Airport. It would appear the explanation is as
Speaker 1: I mentioned earlier, that the Trump administration certainly Customs and
Speaker 1: Border Patrol is as anti Biden as it can be,
Speaker 1: which probably won't surprise you given the policies. Whereas the
Speaker 1: Biden administration let a Chinese spy balloon that was known
Speaker 1: to be a Chinese spy balloon float over the country
Speaker 1: and gather all the data it wanted. Because of idiotic,
Speaker 1: kindergarten level fears of shooting it down, the Trump administration
Speaker 1: will blast them, but jesus out of anything in the air.
Speaker 1: They don't know what it is, including, as it turns out,
Speaker 1: a birthday balloon. It would seem that the Customs and
Speaker 1: Border Protection folks have been loaned an anti drone laser
Speaker 1: from the Department of eas a laser and decided to
Speaker 1: deploy it against what they thought was a drone without
Speaker 1: giving aviation officials enough time to assess the risk to
Speaker 1: commercial aircraft close to an airport, because the point of
Speaker 1: this thing is it brings down aircraft. And so the
Speaker 1: FAA essentially said, and all of this should be taken
Speaker 1: with a grain of salt. There's so many grains of
Speaker 1: salt these days, those of us with high blood pressure
Speaker 1: having trouble avoiding sodium because everything that everybody says is suspect.
Speaker 1: But anyway, allegedly, after the Customers and Border Protection blasted
Speaker 1: this birthday balloon out of the sky, the FAA was
Speaker 1: so pissed off they said we're closing the airport in
Speaker 1: nearby airspace for ten days, which maniacs. Yeah. Yeah, And
Speaker 1: the administration then weighed in and said, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Speaker 1: Everybody calmed down. You stop shooting lasers around airports. You
Speaker 1: open the damn airport. People need to get places. That's
Speaker 1: what it seems to be. Man, there's just a lack
Speaker 1: of grownups everywhere. True, yes, yeah. I'd also point out
Speaker 1: one final note on the main story. Then your tangent
Speaker 1: is absolutely true. Anti drone technology as it exists right
Speaker 1: now is really problematic around airports. Yeah. Sure, and the
Speaker 1: evil doers probably know that. So the what do we
Speaker 1: do about drones conundrum is going to be rat lasting
Speaker 1: the rest of our lives.
Speaker 4: Getting a lot of texts wanting me to name the
Speaker 4: kind of restaurant that my boys and I walked into
Speaker 4: last night that smelled like an open sewer, and I
Speaker 4: just don't think I'm going to. I don't feel like
Speaker 4: it'll do me any good. It did, turn out, I
Speaker 4: didn't know what the restaurant was as brand new it
Speaker 4: opened up, and as we approached the door, it smelled
Speaker 4: like a porta potty, and then I thought it was
Speaker 4: just somebody outside, and then we went in. It smelled
Speaker 4: like that in the restaurant. It was just a culture.
Speaker 1: Difference, I guess, or could it be they used strong
Speaker 1: cleaning fluids that reminded you of the scent oh the
Speaker 1: modern port upon my son some of the pungent cooking
Speaker 1: smells mixed with it.
Speaker 4: And my son was like, oh, my god. Well, we
Speaker 4: did have an all pair from this land for a while,
Speaker 4: and when this all pair would cook, it smelled similarly.
Speaker 4: So there is a certain area of the world that
Speaker 4: the cooking, to me anyway, reminiscent of Armstrong