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Did you guys see the list that POTUS put out of his own personal presidential rankings? country social. Why did you say kangos? Yes. Why'd you say it like that, Kane?
Because I loved it. Wait, what? What? Yeah, I loved it. No, no, it's horrible.
It's horrible. It is the, I was like, I'm like, POTUS, what are you doing? The fact that he put himself at the top and the film.
Well, I thought that was hysterical. Yeah, that's right.
So he put, I mean, I honestly, I would not have any respect for Trump if he did not put himself at the top of the list. If you're president of the United States and you're making a list of greatest presidents and you don't put yourself at the top of the list, you're a moron. I agree. And I think you should be impeached if you don't put yourself at the top. You're right.
There are inconsistencies in there. I'll admit that. Inconsistencies? Wrongs?
Okay. I take a deep breath. I don't agree with a few of them, is basically what I mean. In his defense, he's not a crazy political animal like all of us are. And you are because you're watching me right now.
Don't act like you're not.
So he has great, not near great, average, below average, and failures. I Could not be angrier with this list. Please tell, I don't even know.
Okay, so he has himself at the top, the greatest, right? He's the greatest. Underneath him, He's got Great, and it's Lincoln. Washington. F D R Yeah.
Huh. Wilson. That was bad. Jefferson Who I'm not a male. And then Jackson.
modern founder of the Democrat Party. You have one of the worst, two of the worst presidents in God's green earth, FDR and Wilson. literally at the top. Under you. Yeah, that was a good idea.
Tango Foxtrot. Near great Teddy Roosevelt Grover Cleveland, John Adams is near great. FDR, this I feel like I'm reading the Rolling Stones list of best bands. Hmm. It feels just like that.
Like I am reading the Rolling Stone list of best bands. He's got John Adams. F FTR? And who? I can't even talk.
Dogs in the neighborhood are going crazy. Gosh. James Pork. I'm sorry, I'm probably distorting. You guys know I don't get really wound up, but this is winding me up.
Okay. It gets worse. Under those near great ones. He's got the average ones. And you've got Oh, and by the way, the whole thing morphs, and then his picture moves ahead of everybody else's.
It's actually hysterical. It is one of the funniest things I think I've it is f very funny.
So under that. He's got And pull this up.
So I just buried this. You have the great, the near great, the average. The average, he's got Clinton. John Quincy Adams. James Monroe, Hayes, Madison.
Van Buren Uh Taft, uh McKinley is average. McKinley? One of the most corrupt to ever hold the office. And he's got him as average Hoover. Below average?
Tyler. And this is what really Calvin Coolidge. Calvin Coolidge was the best president after Washington. They called him Silent Cal. He wasn't charismatic.
He was, um A butt kicker. When he said something, everybody listened. Calvin Coolidge is under below average. Fillmore. Followed by Taylor Buchanan, James Buchanan, Pierce.
Failures. Biden, Obama. Grant? I d Harding, I'll give him that. Harding was super bad.
Carter, okay, there you go. Yeah. Uh FDR needs to be down in the failures. Hoover needs to be down in the failures. Let's see.
McKinley needs to be down in the failures. Oh my gosh. POTUS What you doing? That hurt me. It hurt my heart.
He needs to flip-flop FDR and Calvin Coolidge, actually. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he absolutely does. He needs to flip-flop them completely. This hurts well won't hurt. I don't even know.
It's like watch it's like when you watch your kids playing sports and you realize your son can't catch. That's the same feeling that I have right now watching this list. And and Lorraine noted Where is Reagan? Reagan! It's not even on this list.
The bushes aren't on this list. HW should be at the very bottom on that list. Right back under the failures. Oh my gosh. Eisenhower?
Where's Eisenhower? Oh my gosh. Truman. I fear we're taking meme quality content and trying to make it historically accurate. Oh, no, no, you know how I am with my lists.
I know. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. But I think that the FDR thing was because he is ragebating us. I think, well, that may be part of it.
I have no idea. But I think he looks at himself as like the financial president, right? And I think in history, he looks at these social programs that came out of, which, by the way, we don't agree with. that came out of the Great Depression that apparently quote unquote saved America. He's He looks at himself that way.
as someone saving America financially.
So I think that's what FDR did not save America financially. FDR took America. Tied our hands up, bent us over a barrel. Yes. And then had a deliverance scene with America.
That's what FDR did. Not disagreeing with you at all. That's FDR's economic plan. That's not how he has historically been. Um Recorded.
Right. That's how it is. That's just which is wrong. And it's evidence of brainwashing. One of the first things I did when I homeschooled my kids.
Yeah, well, no, Coolidge Coolidge isn't missing, guys. The chat, Calvin Coolidge is all the way at the bottom. He's at the bottom. It's If you put Coolidge at the bottom, you don't know Coolidge. Right.
Oh my gosh. That should be a latino. I'm gonna get a fan on me right now. It's getting warmer in here. Oh.
But yeah, this was mostly trolling, but Trump Just essentially Having hubris here while trolling. This is what it is. It's all the other ones. It's like, those are the ones, the FDR. And FDR and Hoover and McKinley and Coolidge and No Reagan and No Eisenhower are the ones that are really burning, that are really, really, really churning my butter right now.
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So, uh What are we okay guys, what are we doing about jelly roll? Not the snack, which is delicious, by the way. Do you love me a good jelly roll? A little sponge cake, vanilla sponge cake. Put you some strawberry jam up in that business.
Oh my gosh. I actually think I'm going to make one because I want to eat it over the weekend. I know what I'm going to do. But what do we do about like the artist? known as jelly roll.
He lost all that weight and got nasty, making him fat again. 'Cause I feel like he was nicer. He just lost all this weight, and now he seems he just is ranting like a jackass. Why? And I don't want to dislike him at all.
He seems like I thought he was a pretty chill dude. I was wrong, I guess. He's not a chill dude. What do you all know about this dude?
So, this is what you know, Kane. Here's what I know: I know that he reads off a teleprompter. while getting paid to say those words on TV, right?
So, does he feel that way? Yeah, sure, maybe. When he came out and said, you know, conservatives shouldn't be listening to my music, then.
Okay, well, hold up. Let's like not all, man, like a fire hose. Clearly, Kane has some built-up resentment. Let me just set the stage for some people, Kane, because not everybody out there may know what has happened with the man.
So He His name is Jason Bradley DeFord, his real name. Jelly Roll. I don't know why. I guess he called him because he's fat. Can you call yourself Jelly Roll anymore if you lost all your weight?
I don't care if he did it with fat shots or not. I mean, if he's healthy, he's healthy. But apparently, so he was on. He's been having some he went on Jimmy Kimmel. And he also has been.
Didn't he say one of the one of his rants at like one of his concerts or something like that.
So He uh He went on Jimmy Kimmel to address, I guess, some of the backlash to his comments. And he made, he was hosting Jimmy, he was hosting the show, and he went back on to address like the, I guess, the backlash from it. Because Jimmy Kimmel was out, I guess, for vacation, so that that's why Rosie O'Donnell and I there's a theme here. Rosie O'Donnell, jelly roll, hmm. A theme.
So he was joking about Trump. And he said Uh Talking about his weight loss, 300-pound weight loss. He weighed over 300 pounds. How much did he weigh total? I mean, 300, that's insane.
He goes, he said, so his joke was: this means I've lost an entire Donald Trump. And let's be honest, based on his approval ratings, it seems like most of the country wants to do the same thing.
So that's what Kane's talking about with the teleprompter. But yeah, if he didn't believe it, though, he wouldn't have said that. He's getting paid. He's an entertainer. He doesn't care about that stuff.
So people are now saying Jelly Roll's a traitor. Look, how people feel about John Roll is great. I never really paid much attention to that this even happened, so it doesn't really. Matter to me much, but I see what was happening. And he's now, he can't, he doesn't have the.
Intelligence. I'm going to interrupt you to give you Lorraine's headline. This is Lorraine's headline in true Lorraine style. She, I gotta say. She says Jellyroll lost the weight, left his wife.
and supposedly fallen down the Candice rabbit hole. Oh. And then someone else said that he's really like a mob boss, which then would make sense why a couple seasons ago he appeared on Tulsa King in a very awkward scene. And I love Sylvester Stulla. Thou shalt not.
Thou shalt not smear sliced along. We'll have the salons. There was an awkward scene though, and I kind of felt like he was because he was I think he was promoting an album and he walked into Sylvester Stallone's bar on the show and all of a sudden it came out that Sylvester Stallone's bar, the big mob boss for Tulsa King. that he had a recording studio just I guess that they had built in the back of his bar that nobody knew about and Jelly Roll went and I guess he had to record a track when he was before he could go back to his brewskis. It was weird and it felt completely just forced.
But I still love Sylvester, still love. But that makes sense why they would say he's like a mob boss.
So, anyway, he says this, and now everyone is going after Jelly Roll. And they said, oh, he built his whole brand on blue-collar working class one of us, blah, blah, blah. And, you know, we gave him a pass after he met Trump. And now. All I'll say is this: we had an amazing example.
We have such an amazing example right now before you. Who did we just lose this week? Who do we just lose? Dolly Parton. I'm sure Dolly Parton had her politics.
I might even think She kind of was moderate on some stuff. But she was never nasty. And that's the thing. The left doesn't realize that one of the reasons why They're having such a hard time right now is because they're nasty. You will never win anybody by being nasty.
And I say this as one of the meanest people. In all of polemics, you will never win by being nasty. And I look, there's stories about me, and most of them are true. I am very mean. Off camera, too.
I can be very mean, I'm not gonna lie. I just don't have tolerance for stupidity. Nobody does, right? I just won't endure it. That's the difference.
You will never win. Anybody by being nasty. If you're really trying to persuade people to see things your way. What do you think is going to work better? And I'm not saying go up and lie prostrate down on the ground in front of them.
I'm not saying that. I'm not saying that you go and you compromise yourself. But just be nice. Right? Like Patrick Swayze said in the cinematic masterpiece that is Roadhouse, which missed out on an Oscar.
When he said, Look, be nice until it's time to not be nice. Be nice. All you gotta do is be nice. Deli Parton was nice. Jelly Roll's being mean.
Who do you think is going to.
Now, look who's left. Who do you think is going to be? If you compare deaths, his in the future, I'm not saying, I'm not wishing him ill, I'm just saying. Who do you think is going to be more revered? compared to in comparison.
There's a reason why she's so loved and she resonated with so many people because she was nice. And you actually never knew if she was compromising what she thought. People like Barbara Walters, there's this old interview that I've seen a million times where Barbara Walters was sitting down with her and she was asking her about everything from her hair and her boobs and all this stuff. And Dolly Parton was just like, well, I know people like to make fun of me, but I like to make fun of, I'm making fun with myself. And really, the joke's on them.
She was a smart lady. They said she would have been a billionaire, but she gave so much money away in charity. She was a super smart lady, and she really lived, I mean, she was nice, and she lived the life that affirmed that her niceness was authentic. There's just a difference there. And I think that he was misled.
Into thinking that he had to read this stuff and be nasty in order to be influential or to host Jimmy Kimmel. You know, he could have hosted Jimmy Kimmel and he could have had better writing. I think when writers default to this kind of stuff, they suck as writers. Because the joke that he made wasn't even funny. It wasn't even original.
It was formulaic and predictable and cringe. It's not even good writing.
So You know, what's the point of having a writer's room if all they turn out is garbage? He should have just been himself, and it felt like he was being inauthentic. And I actually find that worse than the nastiness. is the inauthenticity. Because the nastiness that can be easily rectified, but inauthenticity speaks to something that's deeper.
And you don't even know yourself.
So how are you going to sit here and try to message to other people if you don't even know yourself? And so I think that's the thing that stands out. He apparently told fans that we're threatening to stop listening to his music to go right ahead. He didn't have to do that. You know, it just and it's unfortunate that he did, because now A lot of people are like, I think if he would have even said, I'm not a fan of Trump.
I think people would have forgiven him, wouldn't have even cared, honestly. It's just, nobody begrudges someone's different political opinion. And you know why? Because we're not the left. We're not little mental Nazis.
We don't have to goose step everybody into one homogeneous, thoughtless blob. We don't do that. We're like, oh, you think differently? Cool. I mean, I'd agree with you, but we'd both be wrong.
I mean, that's my approach to it. Oh, I'd agree with you, but we'd both be wrong. This isn't nothing going to hurt anybody. You can go ahead and be wrong. It doesn't bother me if someone's wrong.
I don't feel challenged if someone's wrong. If they try to debate me, that's something different. It doesn't I'm not threatened by a difference of opinion. But that's how the left approaches this stuff. They are.
They are threatened by a difference of opinion because, with them, at the very root of it, it's all about control. Controlling not just what you say or what you do, but how you think, and not even how you think, but how you perceive people. immediately like a reflexive Action. They want you mentally Program you.
So I don't know. I just, I feel like if he would have just said, I'm not a big fan of the man. And would have just like focused on music and then just being relatable. That would have done, he would have done so much better. Because he's also late to this party.
That's the other thing. It looks cringe when you're late to the party. It looks like you were a coward and you just didn't have the balls to say what you thought this whole time. And then when you're late to the party, it, you know, it just seems, then it just doesn't even seem mean. It just seems desperate at that point.
Like I said, I'm sure Dolly Parton had her views on stuff. And considering her sister, I don't know if that's anything to go by. Maybe it was a little bit left-leaning. I don't know. But she never gave me a reason to dislike her.
Right? I mean, I'm not going to dislike you unless you're talking about killing babies and taking my guns and raising my taxes, and then we got problems. If we disagree on the means to the end, I'm not going to look at you as an enemy. But this is a problem. And I don't want the right to fall victim to the same inferiority complex that plagues the left.
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A little bit of Moni love with Moni in the middle. And Kane and I were talking on break about. Like the Theme parks and like what kids did during the summer. And we used to go to Six Flags back before it was $110,000 to get in. And you'd go with like a group of friends.
And, you know, if there was any romance there, it was just you and somebody else standing near each other in the same vicinity. And that meant going out. I don't know. It's weird. But.
That because we started talking about the headline that I had in my Quick Five, where somebody literally, like, two chicks got brain damage from a roller coaster. We never worried about that. Ever. I don't know if these were like adult chicks or like, you know, juvenile chicks. I don't know, but two ladies.
Got their heads beat up on, and they had to get surgery from the roller coaster. Wait, what did you tell me? How old is Moni Love now? She's 56. She was born in 1970.
That's crazy. That is so crazy.
So we were talking about, you know, it's Friday, we're a little chill today, and all the stuff that we used to do in the summer as teenagers, and how also teenagers today, I don't think they do this stuff. Right? No. Like I I was showing my um one of my kids Uh one night this week. Or no, it was last week.
I can't remember, but we were watching some of these old school. movies. Like movies like And he's older, so it's not like I'm showing him anything bad. But like clerks and mall rats and things like this, and fast forwarding through some, anything that was inappropriate. Uh 'cause that that is just me.
But um He was like the dialogue is so much smarter. And it was, but also Jason Lee was in it. And Jason Lee's dialogue was pretty intellectually snotty because that was his character. But anyway. It's just, I, long story short.
I really feel like The Teenagers today have been robbed. Y'all have been robbed. Y'all didn't get to experience malls. Y'all didn't get to experience going to the theme parks. Y'all aren't excited about driving cars.
You all been robbed. You don't even have MTV anymore. You robbed. You're Rob. What do you guys do now?
I saw this. Actually, this is way down in my show sheet. I did not mean to bring it up now, but. I have this link. that talks about how one out of every ten young people.
will go through. Like an entire week. without seeing a another person. I'm not kidding you. On an average day, this is from hold up.
Its American Time Use Survey. And it covers from 2005 going into 2025, so it has the pandemic restrictions. And I have this under, by the way, if you're looking, I'll drop this in Slack, but I have it under digital and youth.
So it's, I have it. Apologies, Juan, because it's a little bit...
Well, no, actually, it's in this. I had it in a different spot. But long story short, On an average day, one in ten young adults now have no in person contact, and it's the percentage of U.S. adults they looked at everybody from ages 23 to 29, and they surveyed them every year to see who spent time with other people that day.
Now if you can see those watching the simulcast, there is a graph. and right at the graph there is a shaded part. Right at 2020. And those were the pandemic. Restrictions.
What happened? There. Look at the skyrocket.
Now look, I will say. Leading up to the pandemic, it was already on an increase. And that's because of digital media. That's when TikTok began to be more widely used.
Social media and then the pandemic fueled it even more. You can see the incline got super steep. And it skyrocketed. And it peaked.
Sometime within the last couple of years, and it's only declined ever so much slightly. That period, that whole section there. And that looks to be like 2020 going into 2022, I think. That was the lockdown, that was the pandemic restriction, that was six feet of space, 15 days to slow the spread, no one was going to school, everybody was doing remote learning, the buildings downtown, nobody was in them because everybody was working from home. That's what that was.
So now They say On an average day, one in 10 young adults now have no in-person. contact. This has been building for a while.
Now, there was this, I saw another study where they said 15 to 25-year-olds, this was a study that was. Done between 2003 and 2018. They already lost 26 minutes a day. Or not, sorry. from 2003 to 2023.
Uh 15 to 25 year olds had lost 26 minutes. A day of in-person time before this was before lockdown.
So social media was really. Amplifying Or not amplifying, expediting. How do I put it? Um Digital loneliness. I don't know how to dissociation.
Digital disassociation. That might actually be a better way to put it. Digital disassociation. I know that when everything was in lockdown, one of the ways that my kids the only way that they were actually able to see their friends and have a social life was they would they would all uh they would couch co op games. Because everybody could, they all had headsets, they could all be like in a game lobby together, and they could, that's how they couldn't go anywhere.
Everybody was at home. And then that was just right when classes were starting to kick off with remote learning. That honestly. was the only way. It wasn't Even, you know, I tried because I tried to push the envelope as much as I could.
And I tried to bend and break the rules, I'm not going to lie, as much as I possibly could. But there were so many people out there. That were hesitant? Because Even if they were like you and they were conservative, and there were families out there that felt. They were scared like they would get sighted.
Right? One of my friends was telling me that her daughter freaked out because they had to go. She participated in sports and she was dealing with a sports injury before lockdown happened and they had to go to her like orthopedic doctor and everybody had the, you know, you had to stand so much apart. And my friend was like, I'm not wearing this stupid mask this entire time. It's, you know, this is ridiculous.
It's hot outside. I'm not doing this. Because it's right when spring started kicking into gear and it was, you know, Texas, it's warm. And my friend was like, she took the mask off as they were walking into the doctor's office and her daughter was like freaking out. She was like, mom, you can't do that because they will arrest you.
And her daughter, and just she looked at her daughter and was like, What? No. I mean, but you could get cited. But do you see what I'm saying? Like, they, everybody had this coming at them six ways to Sunday.
And They were, they did cite people. We had our county commissioner while he was breaking. The rules on get-togethers, and I'm not gonna lie, I totally did. And I don't give a rat's ass, try to come and enforce something like that on me. It'll be Waco Part 2.
Try. And I mean, we would have get-togethers, but there were people. I had a friend that had police visit her because they had a get-together. This is not in my town, but in a different town, and I think it was in Denton County. And uh they got they didn't get sighted, but they had a visit.
And I'm like, wait, why would you send if you're trying to restrict, you know, those kind of like physical Engagements, why would you send it? It doesn't make any sense.
So there was a lot, there was a giant psyop. It was a giant psyop. And our kids got screwed, and now they're still screwed. And as Steve notes, the lockdowns were one of the biggest culture changes in the world. Yeah, since 9-11, they absolutely were.
Ni since 9-11, they absolutely were. Almost everyone we knew, and we tried doing this. We actually were looking at houses to rent in Florida, we were going to leave. We couldn't find a house. In Florida, I talked to a friend of mine who manages vacation properties there and she was sold out and she checked in, she was checking for us for every because we were going to take us and our we were going to take you guys radio crew.
We were all going to go down and we were all just going to go to Florida. Because everybody down there was walking around. Anytime a mayor would try to lock down DeSantis, would whoop his ass. It was, you know, great. Couldn't even get property.
You could not even rent a property, short or long term. You couldn't rent nothing. The hotels were booked. Everything was booked. And believe me, I tried.
I even had a travel agent. We looked at everything. Because here we were locked down. There they weren't. And They even got criticized for it by the admin at the time.
It rewired everyone. And so studies like this. Going back to the study where it's Can I b be real? I actually thought that would be higher. I'm surprised that it's so low.
Isn't that horrible? I'm actually surprised that it's that low.
Now you can also add There's something else that. is kind of like a wildcard factor in this. Modern technology has made it very easy to connect with people. And it also gives people the excuse. To not go and have like those physical engagements because they're like, well, we, you know, technically this is socialization, but it's not, it's different.
It's different. It's affected. It's not, modern technology cannot replace. A lot of these Corner these touchstone moments in your life. Especially young people that are growing up and they're learning how to engage and operate.
you know, in social groups with the opposite sex so that they can start dating and they miss out on these formative periods and these formative engagements that seem like everyday interactions to you, but they're actually character building. And they are helping to build emotional IQ and all of that, and missing out on that for as long as that generation has.
So you're connected online but strangers in real life? I'm also curious. How much of this is male versus female too? Because one of the things that I have noted is that And my friends have all, all of my friends that have girls, I'm a boy mom, all my friends that have girls have confirmed this with me. They're like, yeah, it's weird because we feel like the girls bounced back faster than the boys.
Now, I don't know if that's just because girls Are just wired differently. You know, I think that girls are more sociable by and large. I don't know if that's the way it is. I don't know. But All of this has rewired people.
I think this is why you're going to see the birth rate plummet even more. The marriage rate's going to plump because nobody knows. A lot of people lost out on those formative day-to-day engagements that help build. That How to operate with that and that emotional IQ, and now we're seeing the consequences of it. I don't know how you fix that at this point.
I really don't. I wish I had an answer, and I don't. All I know is what I've seen. I don't even know how you fix it at this point. It's not like you can take away the digital component.
It's here already. You can't close that Pandora's box. I look at these lawsuits like the Meadow lawsuit. Can I be real? I think that's stupid.
You know why I think that's stupid? Because that's the gun control logic. Let's blame the manufacturer. Let's blame the social media company. Who bought those kids a thousand dollar fonts?
All these kids that are on Facebook and all these social media platforms, who's buying them the digital devices to do this? Parents are. Parents are. But Dana, you might say. You know, maybe they need it for school, or maybe, you know, they're driving now, and we need, you know, whatever.
Okay, are you not the parents still? Are you not responsible for what happens in your home? Are you not responsible for how often your kids are online and how often they connect? Because anything other than no is unacceptable. Or anything other than yes, rather, is unacceptable.
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Now we've got, we're talking about the Democrats that are coming out talking all about. Hassan Piker, who I almost literally just verbally typoed as Hussein. Mm. I cannot believe. I almost said, like, you know, my brain was like, Hussein Hassan, my mouth almost said Hussein.
Just a couple vowels off. Anyway.
So This He's on, he's included in like the most Rolling Stone has him as one of the most influential. What do they call them? Con content creators or influencers? What the full stop for a minute, guys, hold up, hold up. What the hell is a content creator?
If you're writing anything online, that's content. Right? You're posting a meme. That's content. What is this all in the content creator?
What is that? Am I being too picky about Like the No. These terms get thrown around and you're like, why? They're heavier than they need to be, these terms. Just so uh I can't say what I want to say, a fecal poster.
Just put that way. Anyway, he's considered one of the most influential. And the article gets into is: I was unfortunately reading it because I had to. Can I just tell you how much I hate Rolling Stone magazine? And I don't say this as, please do not make this all about you.
I am not saying this as a pejorative to every boomer. Note, whenever I say boomer, I'm literally specifically meaning progressive ones. I've never met a conservative boomer that wasn't. Like that did not, that embodied that as a negative way. Like, I'm, you know, I'm a Gen Xer, you're a boomer, whatever.
But when I say boomer, I mean, like, that's all the lefties, because all of the c horrible, horrible boomer policies were from leftists. And I think the boomers get smeared for it, which is unfair.
Now, with that being said. I think those are the progressive boomers are the only people who run that magazine. These are all musically illiterate. Fools. who only know corporate pop.
And they write these horrible lists. And they have him on here, probably because one of their grandkids told them, one of their grandkids in Antifa told them. And now they have Hassan.
So, but I thought he was just a streamer. He's just a nobody streamer. That's what Democrats have been saying this entire time. He's just a streamer, guys. He's really, you know, he's a nobody.
That's how they put it, but he's not though, as you guys know. He's Super I mean, he's been, that's why they have him. That's why they have him at all of these fundraisers. He's at every fundraiser for so many of the, he was at what? I think it was sixteen.
I was counting. For Abdul Al Saeed.
Well it was over a dozen. I know that much. There's over a dozen.
So now John Nassoff. Is trying to because he desperately is trying to claim, they're all trying to claim the mantle of. Moderate, but not moderate. Like they want to look moderate to the public, but they're not actually going to moderate their positions.
So he weighed in. As I told you, there were only a handful of Democrats that actually called this out. Because Piker was the guy who said America deserved 9-11.
So there's only a handful of them that called this out. And Only three of them? Used Piker's name. Asoff is the latest. He was facing criticism.
From his state. over votes to block, arm sales, to Israel. And he joined a chorus of Democrats that criticized Piker.
So now the Wolk Reich is going after him as well. Sidebar. The arms sales to Israel they buy with their own money. It's not a handout like it is with other countries. They buy their own money.
By the way, they're only allowed to buy weapons from the United States of America. You know that whatever $3 billion that everybody makes raises a fit about, about us giving in quote unquote aid to Israel, you realize that we make that back in spades because they're only allowed to buy out. That's literally the agreement. That is law. For that agreement to be in effect, they're only allowed, only allowed to buy weapons from us.
And our uh d our um A tech agreement means they cannot offer any weaponry that they develop to any other country. I don't know if you guys knew that or not. I mean, we're going to get a laser cannon. Not kidding you. Laser canon.
I mean, it's one of the reasons why Abram's tanks now are back on the field. Because they were, along with the drivers, getting blown up. And now there's a way to. How do I put it? Neutralize.
Any other weaponry that would try to Smite them off the field.
So, uh This all stuff is now trying to walk some of this back. Because Piker said just a couple of days ago: if Jews in America keep putting this idea out there that they are slightly invested in Israel. Eventually, someone's going to come around and take action. By the way, wasn't that like a Charles Lindbergh quote as well? I think he had said something like that back in the day.
I can't remember. Look that at Google that. You know, he was kind of of the same mindset there.
So, and he said, not against the state of Israel, mind you, but American Jews.
So, if you take interest in an ally overseas, then you deserve what happens to you, is what he's saying.
So, OSOF spokesperson told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution yesterday that, quote, Oh, so he didn't have the balls to name Piker. He said he unreservedly rejects reckless and dangerous rhetoric. Against the Jewish community or any community, American Jews and all Americans must have the freedom and security to speak out and petition their government without fear of reprisal. Mm. So, Ossuf would love to run for president someday.
That's what he would love to do. He wants to be the moderate from the South that John Edwards couldn't be because he couldn't keep it in his pants.
So the Democrats have been desperate to get There's uh a southern candidate That seems moderate. to run because they feel they know that that is actually what's going to work. to be competitive. going into Any kind of election, they know that that's what that's what's going to be required, but they haven't had anybody since Edwards because Edwards was, well, we all know what happened there. But he didn't say his name 'cause they're scared to say his name.
Fact like he's Voldemort.
So they're not actually if they're if you're not saying his name I mean, he was such a big fundraiser for so many of you. If you're not saying his name, then it doesn't count. Then you haven't pushed back from him at all. You haven't done anything at all. If you haven't said his name, you haven't done anything.
So I don't know. I'm not buying it. Are you buying it? Y'all buying it? Kane, do you buy it?
Nope. Mm-mm. Oh, apparently they got they have a fun name in the chat. Hamas, Diddy Bin Laden, Epstein, Dog Shocker, Piker. Oh boy.
Lorraine will never be in charge of naming legislation because it would be 5,000 words long. I love it though. Oh, yeah, we got this. Steve reminds me. This is, I'm sorry, this is cut 110,012, correct?
11,000 million 12. Yes. This was Abdul Al Saeed, by the way. Flashback Abdul Al-Seed on Piker. Listen.
Like, you know, at the end of the day, people play this game with us all the time, right? I'm sure you've gotten it somewhere, I got it. Like, well, here's this one thing that Hassan said. Do you now condemn him and everything he stands for? And I'm like, in what f ⁇ ing world does the world work this way?
Like, in what world would you condemn somebody for something that they've said if you're serious about the project of actually persuading somebody?
So he's saying, in what world would you condemn somebody for something that they've said? Easily, I condemn you. For the things you say. I condemn this guy. I condemn him.
By the way, you want to hear something? I condemn this. This is cut 11. He's trying to flex on this. And notice he's campaigning before I go to my next cut.
Notice, if you're watching the simulcast, he is in. The vehicle with who? Hassan Piker. Going to another campaign event because they went through, they got in the Sprinter van and went through a handful of campaign events. In one day.
And there's a Sam Piker wearing his socialists. It says socialists. Hat? Yeah. So Fascinating stuff.
Now this is cut 11.
So this was now let me set this up real quick Abdul Al-Saeed was at a backyard camp, or was at a campaign event. And he was talking about banning vodka, but listen to how he tried to flex here, real quick. This is cut 11. The gentleman in the front, clearly Arab, I bought my Gatorade Zero, I go to pay for it. He's like, hey, you Muslim?
I was like, you know, I'm Muslim. And he's like, well, your beard's a little bit short. I was like, oh, okay, well. I forgot something.
So go back to the back. I pick up a fifth of vodka and I bring it to the front. And he's like, you can't buy that. I was like, Habibi, you can't sell it. For too long, a lot of folks have come to me and thought of these communities as places where they can sell products that either should not be Sold at the level that it's sold for.
And by the way, that they would never feel like there's no words in Arabic words.
So he's saying, oh, my beloved, you can't. You can't sell it, that's what he's saying, as we move. The folks who helped make the program possible. It is our, who do we have here? Because I totally lost this thing.
Oh, burn. All right, so I tell you guys this all the time: I have no problem. Using lethal force to protect myself or my loved one. No problem, I'll do it all day long. I don't care.
But I also understand too that uh maybe you're a college kid. And that you're living on your own. You're not yet 21, so you can't carry a gun, but you want to still make sure that you're protected when you're walking to class or you're walking to your car or whatever it is. And this is where a Burna comes in. It's the Burna CL, which stands for Compact Launcher.
And it's about the size of an iPhone. It shoots chemical irritant projectiles that can deter threats from up to 60 feet away. If you compare this to average tasers or stun guns, you got maybe one or two shots in that, one or two rounds. With the Barnes CL, you have a 15-round shot capacity per cartridge.
So that's pretty significant.
Now, what else is that it doesn't care about gun-free zones because it's not a gun? There's no waiting periods, there's no background check, there's no any of that. It doesn't care about any of those things. It is an alternative to have. It's an option when your options are limited.
It's not a replacement. And you'll be glad that you have such an option. I mean, there's no sense in not diversifying what you carry. I mean, you carry different calibers, you carry blades.
So when your rights are limited, you want to have an option that works around that. And that's where Burna steps in.
Now, if you already own a Burna, they have the SD as well, but I think the CL is best for this. You can upgrade the SD, trade in your Burna SD for $150 credit towards a new Burna CL or CL XL. That's an extended.
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Okay, so here's a little concern about the bots, guys, and the AI bots. A swarm of 700 of them went rogue in a hacking attack. Hundreds of agents targeted a tech company and tried to cover their tracks, according to researchers. 700 open AI bots. They conspired in a cyber attack last month.
They said it was a warning shot. to the world. Oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Okay, why? Why do we not have a bot farm, Kim? Right.
I would like to have a bot farm. I'd like a regular farm and a bot farm. Yeah, I would like to have a regular farm and a bot farm. For over 100 years, travelers have checked into U.S. motel rooms and found the Gideon Bible.
Are they taking the Gideon Bible out of hotel rooms? No, I think they're doing. Are they doing now? I thought a story on newer Gideon Bible, like a 250th, like Gideon Bible. I mean, it's so American.
It's such an American thing. I love when Europeans come and they're like, there actually is a Bible in the, it's so great. But uh begin with Gideon's International. Evangelical business and professional founded in 1899, and then they decided to get very ambitious and put a Bible in all hotel rooms. And they've distributed over two and a half billion.
That's so awesome. I love that they do that. I love that they do that. Good on the Gideons. A Delta flight from LA to Boston landed in Detroit, and the captain got sick.
He goes, I am the one who is ill. That's uh what do you have a co-pilot though, right? You have a captain or co-captain? But he said he needed to go to the hospital.
So it was very serious. There were 147 customers on board. It was diverted. They made an emergency landing at Detroit, and the captain was taken off the plane the second it landed.
So it was a very serious issue. Another crew boarded the plane and they resumed their flight to Boston. And the captain said, over the speaker system, he said, This is the captain. I'm the one who was ill. I'm going to taxi the jet to the gate, and then I got to go to the hospital.
And uh they took him right out.
So yeah. They said in airliners, if you're not flying, you're the one doing the talking because then the first officer can just focus on flying.
So, yeah, that's why he was the one who was communicating. They did it by the book.
So good for them. You want your pilots. By the way, we are short on pilots.
So we want all of our pilots to stay healthy. And apparently, it was a real quick down and went back up.
So it was really good on them for handling that. Let's see. You. Yeah. A triathlon coach training for the Iron Man fights off an alligator attack during a practice swim.
There are polls. There's why we have pools. He said his instinct came in, and he started fighting a four to five-foot alligator that attacked him during an Iron Man practice swim. Jonathan Bruni, a 31-year-old coach, brought several of his athletes to Augusta, Georgia, ahead of the Iron Man that's coming up next month. And he goes, the plan was for a race rehearsal.
And it was in the Savannah River, and then boom, Gators, and they fought it, and he lived to tell. He has a big bandage on his arm. And he goes, I would never put my athletes in danger. He goes, I knew that there might be a small chance, but he's like, apparently he's never had that. He swam there before and he's never had that issue.
So now he goes, out of nowhere, it hit me. And one of them spotted a gang, a gator on the bank and it veered away. He was the one leading the main pack, and then he felt a violent blow. He said it felt like my elbow made a really hard impact, like diving on a basketball court, like in a gym. And he thought he had hit a log, but then.
He had a cold pain, he said, that shot up his whole arm. And as he looked at his arm, when he felt the cold pain go up, he said that's when he realized it was a gator that clamped onto his arm. He fought it. He didn't want it to death roll him and do more damage.
So, what did he do? He jammed his thumb in the gator's eyes, and that did it. That's what you got to do. This is Matt Rogers from Los Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bo and Yang. This is Bo and Yang from Los Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Boen Yang.
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So Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant. Just slapped Elizabeth Warren verbally in a beautiful fashion. Although she's going to have to get a dictionary, just like to get. They're the first thing. He goes, in her latest stylistic letter to me, at Sin Warren, made it clear that she knows even less about foreign exchange markets than she does about banking.
He's calling her shallow and stupid, basically. And he goes, What's equally shocking but not surprising, not a single member of the media mob has a rudimentary enough level of financial market literacy to spot her remedial error. And then he gives her a lesson. Oh wow. I mean, I'm not even I wasn't even the the target.
of that and I still felt the aftershocks of that slap. That was very great. Not just shallow, but someone who is like full of themselves and shallow. Like they're they exalt themselves in their stupidity. is really, I think, the best way to put it.
And he's right. And it's not just members of Congress. I mean, I think it's. Honestly, the entire the entirety of the left maybe perhaps I think. Has a difficulty with math.
He calls out the media nicely there, too. I mean. Oh, and by the way, keep staying away from that lettuce, y'all. Apparently, the U.S. authorities have widened their probe into the cyclosoriasis outbreak tied to iceberg lettuce because all the after they detected the defecation.
Same. Uh so it's 20 states now. I haven't had lettuce in forever. I'm not even eating cilantro, which I love. And I don't understand you people who say it tastes like soap.
I don't get you. But I'm terrified. Like, and it's too hot to get really good tomatoes out of my own garden right now, and everything's fried. We only just got rain for the first time in like two months yesterday. I don't know what to do.
So, watch out for the lettuce over the weekend, everybody. All right, in the meantime. A little early, but today's stupidity.
Well, it's Kamala Harris. And luckily, we have a little time because it takes a little time to display the stupidity. She can't just say a sentence. This is a video, which, by the way, I think there's like 15 or 20 cuts in this video. She couldn't even get through this 45 seconds without there being like 15 different edits.
So word salad was probably cut out of this. But listen to what she says. And if you notice the phrase she's using, maybe it's a little plagiarism, but it's the left. Listen to this. By the way, he votes by mail for Mar-a-Lago, but he doesn't want you to vote by mail.
Hey, everybody. Just this week, the United States Supreme Court backed up the president's agenda. He's trying to make it more difficult for you to vote by mail. By the way, he votes by mail for Mor-Laux. But he doesn't want you to vote by mail because he knows you're paying attention.
Context is so important. Gas prices are up. Food prices are up. He got us in a war that the American people don't want. And he is worried he is going to be a little bit more.
We are two months away from the miniature. Listen, she says: get out and vote. Let's get everyone out to vote. They are cheating. They are trying to cheat.
And we have got to turn out in big numbers and be too big to rig. Oh, there we'll see out there. Who had that phrase first? Yeah, she stole it from Tom. I don't think she has an original thought.
And she certainly can't. Essentially, put together something cohesive without.
So, there you go, kids. Folks, that does it for us this week. I hope you have a great weekend. Stay cool, stay dry. Stay frosty.
And uh, we'll be back together with you on Monday. God bless. This is Chelsea Handler from Dear Chelsea.
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