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 Getty and he.
Speaker 1: Armstrong and Yetty.
Speaker 3: Prisons from all over the world have been emptied out
Speaker 3: into our country by Biden allowing it to happen. I
Speaker 3: don't even know if he knew what the hell was
Speaker 3: going on. But I don't understand. Why does somebody want
Speaker 3: open borders? Why would anybody that even likes You don't
Speaker 3: have to love our country, you have to like it.
Speaker 3: Why would anybody that likes our country the Democrats allow.
Speaker 2: That to happen.
Speaker 3: The only reason it can be is two reasons. You're stupid.
Speaker 3: And I don't think they're stupid. I think anybody that
Speaker 3: cheats that much and that well is not stupid. You're
Speaker 3: either stupid or you hate the country.
Speaker 4: Neither one of those explanations really work. So I still
Speaker 4: don't really get it. I got to believe at some
Speaker 4: times the leaders of the Democratic Party get in a
Speaker 4: room and say why were.
Speaker 1: We doing that again?
Speaker 4: Because many people were wondering that politically, you're getting killed
Speaker 4: on this, Why are you doing this again? But they
Speaker 4: continued down that road for four years, nearly eight million
Speaker 4: illegals crossed, biggest human migration in world history, and people
Speaker 4: hated it overwhelmingly, including Democrats, including Hispanics. Why it continued,
Speaker 4: like Trump said, two reasons, stupidity or he eight the country.
Speaker 4: I don't know the reason, but it happened. I have
Speaker 4: a guess.
Speaker 1: I've been saying for years that both sides are in
Speaker 1: on it because it props up the welfare state because
Speaker 1: we're not having babies anymore, and it's a pyramid scheme.
Speaker 1: You need more young workers than older tirees. But as
Speaker 1: a Democrat, when I see how I'm getting murdered for
Speaker 1: that politically, you know, because politicians are always after their
Speaker 1: own self interests, I can't believe they didn't adjust their sales.
Speaker 1: Only explanation for that is again they think the Twitter
Speaker 1: left is America.
Speaker 4: That is really the only explanation. Obviously, we do need
Speaker 4: people to prop up our blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: Just what you said.
Speaker 4: But if as actually was going on, wouldn't somebody have
Speaker 4: said it out loud by now you'd think.
Speaker 1: I don't have an answer for that. That is absolutely
Speaker 1: what's happening, though I stand by that.
Speaker 4: Interesting it'd be the first big secret DC's ever kept
Speaker 4: if that's what's going on.
Speaker 2: I mean, but I don't know. It's over now, at
Speaker 2: least for a while.
Speaker 4: And as you have if you, if you're old enough,
Speaker 4: you've been following this, like going back to Reagan, it
Speaker 4: comes in waves. A whole bunch of people come in,
Speaker 4: then we slam the door, no more of this, and
Speaker 4: then a whole bunch of more people come in, and
Speaker 4: we just keep going that direction. Already, a whole bunch
Speaker 4: of people have been arrested, depending on your definition of
Speaker 4: a whole bunch, got about four hundred people that have
Speaker 4: been arrested, with many of them with horrifyingminal records, and
Speaker 4: the fact that they were arrested within days means the
Speaker 4: Justice Department knew who they were, what they had done,
Speaker 4: where they were, and were able to grab them that fast.
Speaker 4: Getting back to Trump's question of why you open the borders.
Speaker 2: Why do you let hardcore child rapists.
Speaker 4: You know who they are, where they are, run around.
Speaker 2: Without arresting him. What is the theory on that? How
Speaker 2: do you get it's insane? How do you think that
Speaker 2: benefits you?
Speaker 4: Even if you're just a hardcore politician, How do you
Speaker 4: think that benefits your party or you getting reelected, let
Speaker 4: alone being a decent human being. Why do you want
Speaker 4: a child rapist growing around in this country illegally?
Speaker 2: It's insane.
Speaker 1: I know, it's it's hard to believe it existed for
Speaker 1: as long as it did.
Speaker 2: It's shocking.
Speaker 1: It's like have come out of some sort of weird
Speaker 1: fever dream and I'm back to myself and I'm thinking, Wow,
Speaker 1: that was weird that dream. Hey, I just want to
Speaker 1: point out real quickly, it's four hundred dangerous scumbags arrested
Speaker 1: so far. That is preventing somewhere between four hundred and
Speaker 1: one thousand, maybe two thousand future victims. Those people will
Speaker 1: not be hurt, they will not be raped, they will
Speaker 1: not be robbed because of this.
Speaker 2: That's wonderful, I would say.
Speaker 4: And as we've mentioned many times, according to the New
Speaker 4: York Times, eighty five percent of Americans in favor of
Speaker 4: booting out and or arresting the people that we know
Speaker 4: are criminals.
Speaker 2: Lol.
Speaker 1: Moore, Can I say the fifteen percent who are against
Speaker 1: it need to be deported themselves?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: No, kidding a little more on that in a second.
Speaker 4: But Trump sending troops to the border. Here's a report
Speaker 4: on that.
Speaker 2: Tonight.
Speaker 5: Up to fifteen hundred troops, a mix of active duty
Speaker 5: Army and Marines, heading to the southern border after the
Speaker 5: President declared a national emergency. The troops given twenty four
Speaker 5: hours to deploy military police units, combat engineers, and intelligence
Speaker 5: specialists to aid with detection and monitoring. According to the Pentagon,
Speaker 5: troops also tasked with helping to construct physical barriers along
Speaker 5: the border. Also part of the effort, military aircraft to
Speaker 5: support importation flights.
Speaker 4: And reports from some Marine general major guy yesterday, I
Speaker 4: saw could be up to ten thousand troops that head
Speaker 4: to the border. They won't be it won't be like
Speaker 4: combat roles. They'll be doing all kinds of different tasks
Speaker 4: and that sort of thing. But however, many people they
Speaker 4: need to get all this done. Although he did say
Speaker 4: wherever the Marines go, we take everything we need as
Speaker 4: if we were, you know, headed to another country.
Speaker 2: Sure to protect ourselves.
Speaker 4: So if the cartels get nasty, we're perfectly prepared for that.
Speaker 4: So whow wouldn't that get exciting? I assume that cartels
Speaker 4: are smart enough not to take on the US Marines.
Speaker 4: I don't feel like that'd be a good idea. All right,
Speaker 4: here's the joke, addy plan.
Speaker 1: We have the Marines over here, the Army over here,
Speaker 1: and we have them joined together with the border patrol folks,
Speaker 1: and we say, all right, Marines, you get sectors one,
Speaker 1: three and five. Army you get two, four and six. Now,
Speaker 1: obviously all human rights rules and laws will be enforced strictly,
Speaker 1: no funny business. But whichever one of you lets the
Speaker 1: fewest illegals in fifty thousand dollars bonus at the end
Speaker 1: of the year, pit the services against each other to
Speaker 1: see who can do a better job at securing the border. Man,
Speaker 1: you'd have like three guys get through.
Speaker 4: In the next year, you're gonna give out prizes Amazon
Speaker 4: gift certificates for the fewest illegals.
Speaker 2: Across just service pride.
Speaker 4: According to The Wall Street Journal, the Trump administration is
Speaker 4: attempting to amass a larger force of law enforcement officials
Speaker 4: to carry out deportations by granting agents across the federal
Speaker 4: government the same powers as an immigration officer. According to
Speaker 4: an internal memo seen by The Wall Street Journal, Okay,
Speaker 4: we'll see how that works out. Some of the headlines
Speaker 4: that are out there from the mainstream media. They're picking
Speaker 4: on all of the most heartrending, tear jerking stories they
Speaker 4: can come up with without the follow through sentence to me,
Speaker 4: which I'll mention in a second. Here's one of your headlines.
Speaker 4: Ice has been freed to make arrests at churches. More
Speaker 4: immigrants to sanctuary in Philadelphia then anywhere else immigrant communities
Speaker 4: are afraid. Okay, and then the next sentence to me
Speaker 4: would and so what we should do?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 4: That's what I want on all of these heartrending stories,
Speaker 4: and so we should do what be the next sentence? Okay,
Speaker 4: you got a sad family here because their kid was
Speaker 4: going to go to college and now they might get
Speaker 4: booted out, and so we should do what allow unfettered
Speaker 4: immigrant illegal immigration?
Speaker 2: Or what what's your solution here?
Speaker 4: Or am I just supposed to be sad and mad
Speaker 4: at Trump for kind of just kind of flowery reasons
Speaker 4: because you found somebody who this sucks for them.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised we don't all know this terminology because it's
Speaker 1: so important and so obvious. The share of humanity that
Speaker 1: has nothing but an emotional response to a story like
Speaker 1: you're pointing out, it makes me sad. Therefore it is bad. Automatically,
Speaker 1: you should not be in charge of anything. I just again,
Speaker 1: I appreciate people like that existing on Earth, the dreamers
Speaker 1: and the poets, but they should not be in charge.
Speaker 1: If you can't understand, well, I understand that that's uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: For them, but we have immigration laws that need to
Speaker 2: be enforced.
Speaker 1: If that is too much for you, please be quiet
Speaker 1: and stop voting.
Speaker 4: Trump immigration policy has schools in Limbo, and they have
Speaker 4: Clark County.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's Nevada.
Speaker 4: Principles are looking for guidance on how to respond should
Speaker 4: federal immigration agents arrive on campus conducting conducting deportations again,
Speaker 4: and so we should have what or we should what?
Speaker 4: What is your remedy for this? If you're telling me
Speaker 4: there's a complicated, messy downside to having eight million illegals
Speaker 4: show up in four years, I would.
Speaker 2: Agree with you.
Speaker 4: Unwinding that or ending that is going to be complicated
Speaker 4: and messy, and so we should what have eight million more?
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't even understand these stories. They make
Speaker 4: me angry.
Speaker 1: There's probably speaking of things that we all need to
Speaker 1: know the terminology for. There's probably a term for that
Speaker 1: where you intentionally push a situation to the point we're
Speaker 1: fixing it would be so difficult.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, people won't won't take on the challenge of it. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: that is a ste Well, no, we'll take on the
Speaker 2: challenge and you're to blame.
Speaker 1: It's like the whole people trying to blame Israel for
Speaker 1: killing civilians when they attack Hamas.
Speaker 2: It's a similar technique.
Speaker 4: Also, I mentioned this is unprecedented in Mexico building giant
Speaker 4: shelters to prepare ahead of Trump's promised mass deportations on
Speaker 4: the other side of the border, because they're going to
Speaker 4: they realize they are going to have thousands of people
Speaker 4: that they have to deal with somehow, you know, roof
Speaker 4: over their heads and feed them or something like that. Again,
Speaker 4: I don't know if I'm supposed to be upset about
Speaker 4: that or sorry for the Mexico or whatever, But how
Speaker 4: did you think.
Speaker 2: This was going to end again? And so we should
Speaker 2: do what?
Speaker 4: This is gonna be fun to watch for the next
Speaker 4: couple of days, especially as I keep pointing out, with
Speaker 4: overwhelming public opinion on his side.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's like your kid the third time he
Speaker 1: gets busted for the possession of drugs and you're you're
Speaker 1: turning his drawers.
Speaker 2: What about my privacy? You gave that up. That's over
Speaker 2: being sweet and nice.
Speaker 1: It just we can't we can't afford that, you know why,
Speaker 1: because of what you did. Don't make me the bad guy, Katie.
Speaker 4: You got something for us, different topic, well, breaking news,
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Breaks the donkey preys.
Speaker 4: It's either in heat it is that time of year
Speaker 4: for donkeys, it's heat season, or it's breaking news. Is
Speaker 4: it breaking news it's a little above or do we
Speaker 4: have a randy donkey on our hands.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's a little of both. We have Carla Sophia Gascone.
Speaker 6: She's the star of the French film Amelia Perez.
Speaker 4: I can't imagine where this breaking news. I can't imagine
Speaker 4: how this warranted the breaking news donkey. I'm trying to
Speaker 4: even imagine in my head. Well, Jack, what the rest
Speaker 4: of your hanging on a second? To hang on a second?
Speaker 2: Hang on it?
Speaker 1: We gotta let us guess because we've often made the
Speaker 1: Joe Okay, I don't want to hear that name again
Speaker 1: unless they assassinate the president or cure cancer.
Speaker 2: Can doubt it's one of those Wow, she's he oh boy,
Speaker 2: busted for Arshan Arson. She started the La wildfires. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's jack. You gotta guess she landed on Mars and
Speaker 2: planeted a US flag. You're not taking this seriously. Both
Speaker 2: guesses were great.
Speaker 6: But Carla Sophia Gascone has become the first openly transgender
Speaker 6: actor to be nominated for Best Actress category.
Speaker 2: Oh now I'm gonna vomit. You've made me vomit. You
Speaker 2: proud of yourself. That's fantastic. Oh, I can't wait to
Speaker 2: hear about that all day long. Or not hear about
Speaker 2: that all day long. That is fantastic. Er mcgird, I
Speaker 2: can't form words. You wow you.
Speaker 4: So the Oscar nominations are out. They had delayed them
Speaker 4: because of the fires, which was appropriate. But yes, great,
Speaker 4: the first trans Oscar nomination.
Speaker 2: Quite an one. What's that? I said? Quite an Adams
Speaker 2: apple on this one.
Speaker 1: We don't need to be It's the first man nominated
Speaker 1: for Best Actress.
Speaker 2: That's weird since it's a man.
Speaker 4: Anyway, Oh my god, that was a good one. You
Speaker 4: got us, You got us a lot more on the way.
Speaker 4: Stay here. One of the football games this weekend. I
Speaker 4: don't know if you watch the Chiefs game, did you
Speaker 4: see Patrick mahomes flop first NFL flop maybe an NFL
Speaker 4: history and uh And there's actually talk now because Troy
Speaker 4: ak Been pointed it out during the game of having
Speaker 4: some sort of flop rule like they have in the NBA.
Speaker 2: It was really something.
Speaker 4: But Patrick Mahomes was headed out of bounds and he
Speaker 4: slowed down to make sure the guy would have to
Speaker 4: touch him, because they were He could have gotten out
Speaker 4: of bounds really easy, but he slowed down to make
Speaker 4: sure the guy's momentum would have to touch him. And
Speaker 4: then he like waves his arms and flies over backwards
Speaker 4: like he's been killed like European soccer players do all
Speaker 4: the time.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, time honored. In the NBA. You throw your
Speaker 2: hands in the air.
Speaker 1: Oh your head goes really, Oh my god, look what
Speaker 1: he did at me.
Speaker 2: This one is a little too egregious.
Speaker 4: I don't know if they can have a rule around that,
Speaker 4: but I guess Patrick Mahomes on a radio show yesterday
Speaker 4: actually said he went too far with that one.
Speaker 2: That's pretty funny.
Speaker 4: That's classy of them. Speaking of funny, this is funny.
Speaker 4: I don't know how I came across this yesterday. I
Speaker 4: think you will like this. This is from family Guy.
Speaker 4: I will set it up. You don't even need the visual.
Speaker 4: It is a hipster standing on a street corner. I
Speaker 4: would all become evident his look, his hipster look, as
Speaker 4: Stewie lectures him. But it's Stewie the baby talking to
Speaker 4: a hipster. Could be Portland, Seattle, West Hollywood, San Francisco.
Speaker 4: You know, name your place where hipsters like that stand around.
Speaker 4: I thought this was hilarious.
Speaker 2: Oh you got the wool cap on.
Speaker 7: Huh yeah, yeah, I guess you know whatever. It's a
Speaker 7: ninety six degrees out benefit on the old wool capt
Speaker 7: lot going on under there under the wool cap thinking
Speaker 7: about your sideburns.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, no, no, you're not a complete jackass. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Oh hey, nice t shirt fresh and it's spelled with
Speaker 7: a P. H Oh, that's fun because it's usually spelled
Speaker 7: with an F.
Speaker 2: Yeah. You got a little tear in your pants there.
Speaker 2: Oh that's on purpose, though, isn't it. You're a bad boy.
Speaker 2: You're a bad boy.
Speaker 7: Society wants your pants to be intact, but you're just
Speaker 7: not gonna listen, are you?
Speaker 2: My god, this is ridiculous. I'm sorry. I'm gonna have
Speaker 2: to kill you. Oh that is beautiful. Oh, you're a
Speaker 2: bad way.
Speaker 4: Society wants your pants to be intact, but you're not
Speaker 4: gonna listen, are you.
Speaker 2: That's funny.
Speaker 1: Oh my, I might use that on someone someday.
Speaker 2: Society wants your pants to be intact, but you're not
Speaker 2: gonna listen, are you. Well, there's part of.
Speaker 1: Me that wants that to be like a mandatory thing
Speaker 1: to be played at the beginning of sixth grade for
Speaker 1: every generations students. But there's part of me that thinks, Nah,
Speaker 1: you gotta go through that stuff. It's okay, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: And I own jeans that have rips in them for
Speaker 4: some reason. But uh, what do you got going on
Speaker 4: under that wool cap? Thinking about your side burns?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: God, Joe and I've been talking about that for years.
Speaker 4: You see that all the time. It's so flipping hot outside.
Speaker 4: Are you wearing your beanie?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: You gotta be in your uniform. It's like being a cop. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's hot, but I'm a cop. I'm wearing my uniform.
Speaker 1: I'm a young, rebellious hipster. You gotta wear my uniform,
Speaker 1: all right. Speaking of hilarious. I vowed we should play
Speaker 1: this clip once an hour because it's so perfect. This
Speaker 1: is Congressman Burchett from is It Tennessee, Kentucky, Tennessee on
Speaker 1: with the self loving Jim Acosta on CNN seventy one.
Speaker 2: Yes, this is not Fox, Congressman.
Speaker 4: You can't just spin a tail and pull the wool
Speaker 4: out of people's eyes.
Speaker 2: Now, this is CNN. This is the news. We're asking
Speaker 2: out and tell the truth.
Speaker 1: And that's why more people are watching the cartoon network
Speaker 1: SpongeBob reruns right now.
Speaker 4: Jim, without even without that line, just the this isn't Fox,
Speaker 4: we tell the truth here, Oh this.
Speaker 1: Is the news all right, Wow, nobody believes you, Jim.
Speaker 6: We reminded me of when Chuck Todd did that whole
Speaker 6: It's been my honor to explain the world to America
Speaker 6: and America to the world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah, that was hard to take. One
Speaker 2: of the dishest things ever said. We had this story yesterday.
Speaker 4: It's a Trump administration thing, and Marco Rubio announced it yesterday.
Speaker 4: Only US flags flown under over government buildings in other countries.
Speaker 4: No more. You get to throw the Fed Pride flag
Speaker 4: up certain parts of the year or the Black Lives
Speaker 4: Matter flag, if that's the flavor of the day, only
Speaker 4: US flags period anywhere in the world. What percentage of
Speaker 4: Americans agree with that? I guarantee it's a high number.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Getty. We don't promise perfection.
Speaker 5: I'm so happy that I never have, especially after.
Speaker 2: That could spell eagles.
Speaker 6: Right he ow ge yes, yes, begs, let's go birds.
Speaker 2: There's a different clip than I sent you. How did
Speaker 2: that happen?
Speaker 4: That's interesting anyway, The mayor of Philadelphia, responding to the
Speaker 4: fact that she could not spend spell Eagles, which has
Speaker 4: gotten tremendous amount of online We don't expect perfection.
Speaker 2: We don't demand perfection. That's an interesting wow to that.
Speaker 1: Or functionally illiterate? Shouldn't you're an illiterate mayor of Philadelphia.
Speaker 4: She should have just laughed along with it, as opposed
Speaker 4: to we don't demand perfection or something like that.
Speaker 2: That's a weird set plays the beginning of that again, hanswer,
Speaker 2: we don't promise perfection. I'm so happy that.
Speaker 7: That's fine.
Speaker 2: That's fine. We don't promise perfection. You're illiterate and that's
Speaker 2: your answer. Wow?
Speaker 1: Wow, So there was no that the sound was echoing
Speaker 1: back to me. I was trying to catch up to
Speaker 1: the crowd. No, she's like, uh, nobody's perfect. She just
Speaker 1: confessed to being a little should have.
Speaker 4: Just laughed about it. I don't know what I was thinking.
Speaker 4: That's hilarious. She just laughed at off.
Speaker 1: Don't learn about her strategy than you seem into the strategy,
Speaker 1: which is fine. I'm just astounded that may that Philadelphia
Speaker 1: elected an illiterate mayor.
Speaker 4: You know, you've never made a mistake a public speaking
Speaker 4: before where you just of course you're thinking of other
Speaker 4: things or I mean, I can see how you can
Speaker 4: make That's why point.
Speaker 2: She's not claiming any of that because she can't. She's illiterate.
Speaker 2: She's admitting to being illiterate. Me now, me, yes, yes,
Speaker 2: big in Washington.
Speaker 4: In Washington, apparently it's very popular where they are playing
Speaker 4: the Washington Commanders, that's who they're playing. In the ground
Speaker 4: is lots of T shirts fly eggless fly.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what. There is such an interesting topic here.
Speaker 1: It's a minefield y. But if you ascend to the
Speaker 1: top of your cities, I'm the loud, demonstrative, enthusiastic black
Speaker 1: leader thing you are in charge, and it functions very
Speaker 1: differently than other political systems. But nobody wants to talk
Speaker 1: about it because they're afraid of being called the race.
Speaker 2: But it's it's I'll just say this, it's.
Speaker 1: Very different than the way you become the mayor of
Speaker 1: Indianapolis anyway, politically speaking, and I say this as a
Speaker 1: political scientist anyway. Speaking of college, a couple of stories,
Speaker 1: some good, some ridiculous. Civic education is making a huge comeback.
Speaker 1: There are organizations that are pushing hard American history, American
Speaker 1: politics as not as examples of systemic racism. The counter
Speaker 1: battle has begun, and maybe we can get into that
Speaker 1: at some point.
Speaker 2: There are a lot of great examples.
Speaker 1: But if you're into that sort of thing, you have
Speaker 1: momentum on your side and and the fight to turn
Speaker 1: back the tide is definitely on, which I think is great. Uh.
Speaker 1: There's interesting piece from the Wall Street Journal that college
Speaker 1: Republicans are no longer like hunted beleaguered in the shadows types.
Speaker 1: They're now wearing their stuff out, They're holding their meetings,
Speaker 1: they have their recruiting desks at the New Students SUITEK
Speaker 1: and stuff like that. Unapologetically so that tide is turning,
Speaker 1: Thank goodness. But I was struck by this story. Columbia University,
Speaker 1: which is just freaking crazy. Pro Hamas students on the
Speaker 1: first day of spring semester, first day class, stormed classrooms,
Speaker 1: targeting Jewish students with anti Semitic flyers and pro Hamas flyers.
Speaker 4: Ah, and again those are not Nazis. Elon Musk is
Speaker 4: a Nazi. The salute. Clearly Nazi students actually attacking Jews,
Speaker 4: not Nazis.
Speaker 2: So a couple of things struck me. That's an excellent point.
Speaker 1: Several Kaffea clad student activists stormed in Israeli history class
Speaker 1: and passed out anti Semitic flows, glorifying Hamas, depicting the
Speaker 1: Star of David being crushed, and promising violence. Others vandalized
Speaker 1: the campus called on their followers to shut down the university.
Speaker 2: What was one of the most Oh.
Speaker 1: The enemy will not see tomorrow red one flyer handed
Speaker 1: out to Jewish students.
Speaker 4: Name another protected group that could be attacked like this
Speaker 4: and it would not be the biggest story in America? Black, Hispanic, gay, female, trans,
Speaker 4: I mean, name any group that it wouldn't be the
Speaker 4: biggest story in America.
Speaker 2: If they were being attacked like this somewhere.
Speaker 1: So these activists passed out that flyer the enemy will
Speaker 1: not see tomorrow, and the word tomorrow is spelled with
Speaker 1: an upside down triangle symbol that Hamas uses to denote
Speaker 1: Israeli targets. The flyer depicts a truck full of Hamas
Speaker 1: terrorists brandishing heavy artillery, including two RPGs and machine guns.
Speaker 1: Another flyer with the caption crushes Ionism depicted the start
Speaker 1: David underneath a boot. Third depicted in his raally flagging
Speaker 1: flames with a threat to burn Zionism to the ground.
Speaker 2: All of that is repugnant and horrible, and.
Speaker 1: It astounds me it's being allowed to take place on
Speaker 1: any level. I'm disgusted. But here is the sound and Hanson, sorry,
Speaker 1: should have had you get this ready. Here's what it
Speaker 1: sounded like in one of the classrooms. This is they'd
Speaker 1: been in the classroom for a minute or two already.
Speaker 1: But to clip number fifteen.
Speaker 8: Please get that out of here, please get here, okay,
Speaker 8: get class.
Speaker 2: It's okay, okay.
Speaker 1: So the male voice you heard saying get the hell
Speaker 1: out of class or you know, take off your mask,
Speaker 1: that was absolutely by far the strongest reaction of any
Speaker 1: of the kids sitting in kids, they're adults sitting in class.
Speaker 1: Everybody was so passive, so sheeplike, and I was contrasting
Speaker 1: that with and this is not an up with us
Speaker 1: or up with me thing, but I was thinking about
Speaker 1: my college years and the people I knew in our classes.
Speaker 1: If somebody had come in with that s there would
Speaker 1: have been a lot stronger than get out of class.
Speaker 1: Get out of the class. We're just sitting here with
Speaker 1: our hands folded. Please leave, you should leave. I was
Speaker 1: just I was horrified by the passivity of all the kids.
Speaker 4: It's horrifying now from every direction. It's amazing that you
Speaker 4: aren't immediately expelled for that sort of thing, and.
Speaker 1: Those and what pisses me off and they count on
Speaker 1: this is the agitators, and this is straight out of
Speaker 1: rules for Radick. They create these situations where they know
Speaker 1: if you respond appropriately, you'll look like the bad guy,
Speaker 1: which is why they tape everything.
Speaker 2: They record everything on video. Remember that video.
Speaker 4: I think it was in Columbia when all this was
Speaker 4: really going down, where if you saw the video on
Speaker 4: the news, it was the Jewish kids attacking the peaceful protesters.
Speaker 4: If you saw the first ten seconds of the video,
Speaker 4: it was the Hamas students trying to tear down the
Speaker 4: tent of the Jewish kids, and they were just responding
Speaker 4: to that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't remember what the term is. It's you're
Speaker 2: putting your.
Speaker 1: Victim in a reaction dilemma. It's a something dilemma where
Speaker 1: you push them to the point where any saying individual
Speaker 1: would throw your ass out of class physically, but they
Speaker 1: count on people being passive. Look, I abhor political violence.
Speaker 1: Somebody's doing that, throw their ass in the hallway. But then,
Speaker 1: of course at Columbia you would be expelled. You can
Speaker 1: call for the extermination of the Jews and hand out
Speaker 1: your your I'm going to kill you flyers to a
Speaker 1: Jewish student with impunity to Columbia, if you throw their
Speaker 1: their Marxist tamas, love and ass out into the hallway.
Speaker 2: You will be disciplined. I don't know what to do.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: All that's required of good men for evil triumph is silence.
Speaker 1: How about silence and sitting there with your hands fold
Speaker 1: and saying, please don't be evil, Please don't be evil.
Speaker 2: Good Lord.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't want violence either, but I'm surprised there
Speaker 4: hasn't been a more physical reaction to that. I mean,
Speaker 4: you're threatening my life verbally, But then I, you know,
Speaker 4: I say get the hell out of here, and they
Speaker 4: don't leave. And the breakdown being the authorities aren't doing
Speaker 4: anything about it. So in the authorities don't do anything
Speaker 4: about it, that's when you have vigilanti justice.
Speaker 2: Yes, and you need vigilante justice.
Speaker 1: Vigilanti justice often does not arise because somebody thought, Hey,
Speaker 1: you know what would be great. No, it's that the
Speaker 1: society calls for it. There are a hundred examples of
Speaker 1: that going on around the world right now, where civil
Speaker 1: authorities have broken down and people are policing for themselves.
Speaker 1: And I think those two stories, the rise of the
Speaker 1: college conservatives and the complete breakdown in the willingness of
Speaker 1: the authorities to enforce any sort of norms, those things
Speaker 1: are going to come together.
Speaker 2: It'll be fun to watch.
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Speaker 4: If you didn't see that, Taylor Swift shows up to
Speaker 4: Arrowhead Stadium the other day with this ridiculous outfit, and
Speaker 4: well it wasn't ridiculous. She looked very nice. She looked
Speaker 4: like a model. But then immediately all media outlets were
Speaker 4: reporting on what every part of her thing cost in
Speaker 4: the name of it, which I assume was coordinated that
Speaker 4: her people, like you know, emailed that to People magazine
Speaker 4: for release at game time. It's almost certainly unorchestrated. And
Speaker 4: then it's a combination of influencer stuff and you probably
Speaker 4: get money from the corporation.
Speaker 2: It's it's a dance.
Speaker 1: Yeah, It's like the paparazzi shots of the starlet on
Speaker 1: the beach, which are perfectly lit and posing with their
Speaker 1: lips pouting and her butt out place.
Speaker 2: In case she didn't all the orchestra to that.
Speaker 4: They call the paparazzi and say I'm going to the
Speaker 4: beach today, and they plan on getting their picture taken.
Speaker 2: You know, it occurs to me.
Speaker 1: We've had a couple of examples of what I was
Speaker 1: just ranting about.
Speaker 2: We were talking earlier.
Speaker 1: Jack made the point that there are one of the
Speaker 1: talking points from the left right now is that the
Speaker 1: crackdown on immigration, the deportations, are going to make people sad,
Speaker 1: as if that would neutralize the question, Well, if you
Speaker 1: deport this gang banger, this Venezuelan gangbanger, these children are
Speaker 1: gonna cry, oh so what? And Jack, the point you
Speaker 1: made was you've put us in a position where we
Speaker 1: have to do this. Now, don't cry in wine that
Speaker 1: we're doing this trying to reform our horrifically broken immigration situation. Well,
Speaker 1: the college campus thing, the Columbia University thing, is exactly
Speaker 1: the same the authorities have. And I'm not in favor
Speaker 1: of college Republicans beating down pro hamas idiots per se,
Speaker 1: But if the authorities allow the norms to break down
Speaker 1: to that point, and then then that happens. It was
Speaker 1: like I was explaining to a neighbor who's a very
Speaker 1: nice person, lets their little dog off the leash all
Speaker 1: the time. Sometimes this dog is a little aggressive toward
Speaker 1: my much much larger dog, and I'm like, look, if
Speaker 1: my dog bites your dog, I'm going to be the
Speaker 1: bad guy.
Speaker 2: And I'm not the bad guy here. You can't let the.
Speaker 1: University system goes so crazy that people have to eject
Speaker 1: you hating Neo Nazis out of class themselves, or you're
Speaker 1: not going to like the result.
Speaker 4: Among other unimportant things coming up, some commentary around Jeff
Speaker 4: Bezos's fiance Lauren Sanchez, as a lot of people noticed
Speaker 4: to it. We noticed her her face, among other things.
Speaker 4: Stay tuned.
Speaker 3: I will say that Los Angeles has changed everything because
Speaker 3: a lot of money's going to be necessary for the
Speaker 3: Los Angeles and a lot of people on the other
Speaker 3: side want that to happen in North Carolina. To us, well,
Speaker 3: they don't care about North Carolina. The Democrats don't care
Speaker 3: about North Carolina. What they've done with FEMA is so bad.
Speaker 3: FEMA is a whole nother discussion because all it does
Speaker 3: is complicate everything. FEMA has not done their job for
Speaker 3: the last four years. You know, I had FEMA working
Speaker 3: really well. We had hurricanes in Florida, we had Alabama tornados.
Speaker 3: But unless you have certain types of leadership, it's really
Speaker 3: it gets in the way.
Speaker 4: So Trump is going he did his first interview. He's
Speaker 4: taken tons of questions from the press since our one
Speaker 4: of being president, but his first sit down interview with
Speaker 4: Sean Hannity last night. And I know, for a lot
Speaker 4: of you because I bounced around social media a lot,
Speaker 4: the whole North Carolina thing is huge. North Carolina really
Speaker 4: got left behind by the media, and to a certain extent,
Speaker 4: FEMA with their disaster that occurred, and all kinds of
Speaker 4: examples out there. Trump's gonna go to North Carolina on
Speaker 4: Friday before he flies to California, and he's trying to
Speaker 4: tie together the two things. Oh, you care about FEMA
Speaker 4: now that California's had a problem with.
Speaker 2: How about blah blah blah, which is a pretty good idea.
Speaker 4: Yeah, here's a different topic, also popular among the Trump crowd.
Speaker 3: I think one thing is happening is people are learning
Speaker 3: that they can't govern and that their policies are terrible.
Speaker 3: I mean, they don't want to see a woman get
Speaker 3: pummeled by a man in a boxing ring. They don't
Speaker 3: want to see men in women's sports, and otherwise they
Speaker 3: don't want to see them and they don't want to
Speaker 3: have transgender for everyone. They don't want a child leave
Speaker 3: home as a boy and come back two days later
Speaker 3: as a girl. A parent doesn't want to see that.
Speaker 3: And there are states where that can happen.
Speaker 4: That was an incredibly controversial, brave, maybe even stupid thing.
Speaker 1: To say two years ago. Yeah, or because you just
Speaker 1: get killed, Yeah, get eaten a love. Yeah, it's just
Speaker 1: I mean we went ahead anyway. But yeah, in a
Speaker 1: lot of places, a lot of workplaces, a lot of
Speaker 1: blue states, you could not say that out loud.
Speaker 4: Hellelujah, you want to tease hour three before I get
Speaker 4: to the frivolous.
Speaker 1: I certainly could coming up the growing super heavyweight cat
Speaker 1: fight between Elon Musk and Sam.
Speaker 2: Altman of Open Ai and.
Speaker 1: In a weird undercard bout Elon Musk perhaps versus Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: stay with us.
Speaker 4: According to all the publications, on Saturday, when Taylor Swift
Speaker 4: walked in Darrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, she was wearing
Speaker 4: a ninety six hundred dollars black and white tweet coat
Speaker 4: from Chanell, a four six hundred and fifty dollars wool
Speaker 4: jersey romper whatever a romper is from Chanelle, and a
Speaker 4: twenty two hundred dollars chain pearl belt. She also wore
Speaker 4: an eleven hundred and fifty dollars oversized double C Chanel
Speaker 4: disc earrings and a five thousand dollars Chanell mini flap bag.
Speaker 4: It's impossible that Chanelle wasn't involved in this in some way.
Speaker 2: In which she got paid. Right this report brought to
Speaker 2: you by Schanell.
Speaker 4: She wearing twenty two thousand dollars with a Chanelle I mean,
Speaker 4: so it had to be coordinated in some way. And
Speaker 4: the fact that she walked in at a time when
Speaker 4: there's plenty of photographers and at the exact same time
Speaker 4: all the publications had this had these the name of
Speaker 4: the outfits and the dead little pieces and what they cost.
Speaker 2: Yes, Katie, I.
Speaker 6: Would just like to say, you don't know what a
Speaker 6: romper is, but you own one, that thing that your
Speaker 6: kids got you where it's the pair of shorts and
Speaker 6: a shirt.
Speaker 2: At the same time I forgot I had the romper. Yep,
Speaker 2: you own a romper Jack.
Speaker 4: And then the New York Post had Lauren Sanchez through
Speaker 4: the years her evolution in photos. That's Jeff Bezos's fiance
Speaker 4: who we all went ah when we saw at the
Speaker 4: inauguration the other day, or put on a shirt, Well
Speaker 4: there was that. Her face, though, is very odd. She
Speaker 4: was a very attractive, normal looking lady not that many
Speaker 4: years ago. But she has had so many surgeries now
Speaker 4: she doesn't even look like the same human being, or
Speaker 4: really a human being at all.
Speaker 1: If you go picture my picture, that's the seduction of
Speaker 1: plastic surgery.
Speaker 2: Resist Resist. How do you get that far off track?
Speaker 2: I don't know what's the thing though, Armstrong and getty, Yeah,