In the Litter Box - September 01, 2026


G20 SLUGFEST IN ASHEVILLE ｜ In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd – Ep. 1087 – 9⧸1⧸2026


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00:01:43.380 Today is Tuesday, September 1st, 2026, episode number 1087.
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00:01:56.760 You are in the litter box with Jules and Cat Turd.
00:02:00.940 Hey there, Cat. How are you?
00:02:03.280 Hey, hey, hey.
00:02:04.360 How is it today?
00:02:06.840 Oh, just trying to get everything together for the ticket thing for Turdstock at 5.
00:02:12.080 Oh, this is going to be huge.
00:02:14.160 I've got the thing copied, the thing that I use so everybody can buy a ticket, so I hope it works.
00:02:24.180 You can't really test it unless you post it.
00:02:26.140 And if you post it, somebody might get it started.
00:02:30.580 Oh, it's always.
00:02:31.720 I mean, that's the thing, though.
00:02:32.900 Litter Mates, be on the lookout and be ready to purchase it.
00:02:36.280 Because I hate it when I hear later that somebody tried really hard and wanted to go and wasn't able to make it on time.
00:02:42.500 Or it sold out too fast.
00:02:44.800 And that is the number one thing.
00:02:46.200 And it's heartbreaking for them.
00:02:47.360 It's heartbreaking for you, me, everybody.
00:02:49.360 But like you said, there is an alternative path, and that is that if you aren't able to get a ticket, that the after party, you can go in right after and party with everybody.
00:03:01.360 Everybody's there all weekend.
00:03:02.240 They go down there to the Redneck Riviera and hang out.
00:03:05.320 Yeah.
00:03:05.860 So even the night before, everybody's down there.
00:03:08.360 So that makes a big difference. 0.69
00:03:10.000 Sucks missing the music.
00:03:11.660 It's so true. 0.67
00:03:13.080 You know, we thought serious about, because so many people want to come, have this big venue.
00:03:17.920 But what makes it cool is it's in this little room that holds 150 people or whatever, and you get to see these mega stars, these huge Grammy-winning writers and artists play in this little room.
00:03:32.140 That's what makes it special.
00:03:33.960 It does, and it is special.
00:03:35.840 I mean, the fact that you've got all kinds of people that are there that go just for the love of music and really country, too.
00:03:42.300 It's like you're there with your kindred spirits, and you have such a great time.
00:03:47.300 I've always heard that, just what an amazing time everybody has in the photos and everything leading up to it, everything afterwards during it.
00:03:55.700 Just incredible.
00:03:56.940 And you're even surprised at every show.
00:03:58.860 You will talk about a song or some performance that you see.
00:04:02.580 And this is the fourth one, right?
00:04:03.980 This is number four.
00:04:05.060 This is number four, yeah.
00:04:06.160 This is our sixth event.
00:04:07.920 Yes.
00:04:09.040 But the fourth turd stock.
00:04:10.760 This will be four turd stocks, and we did the inauguration stock, and then we did a big show for Angie Piro.
00:04:17.300 When his song, the live performance he did at First Art 1, actually went the number one songwriter in the country.
00:04:24.100 Charts for songwriter song for four weeks.
00:04:27.240 Incredible.
00:04:28.780 Incredible.
00:04:29.980 But, I mean, at all of, I mean, every single one that you've done, I always hear you say, wow, this was a standout performance.
00:04:36.060 It even surprises you, or this one was, or something happens, and it's just so much fun and such an experience.
00:04:43.980 So I hope everybody gets to go that wants to go, and I can't wait to hear about it.
00:04:48.560 It's going to be amazing.
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00:07:37.040 so lots of things happening today there funny things yeah it's carny yes he literally said
00:07:46.960 they're not going to do any more negotiations
00:07:49.480 until they stop the memeing.
00:07:51.560 Is that not the funniest thing you have ever heard?
00:07:54.940 I mean, these are the people that truly wanted us
00:07:57.540 to have a ministry of truth
00:07:59.040 so that they would stop all memes.
00:08:01.540 I mean, in fact, they tried to do that in the United States.
00:08:04.500 They tried to do that in Europe.
00:08:07.280 Scary Poppins.
00:08:08.420 I know it.
00:08:11.120 Little I, little I.
00:08:12.940 Now, it's a try Santa Fe. 0.99
00:08:14.540 let's try to send a fact now they're gonna meme the holy shit out of you you were just 0.98
00:08:19.220 thought you were being memed isn't that a riot so upset i've seen a man just scrolling through 0.91
00:08:25.140 x right now it's just one big carny meme after another now i think that is just so fun it really
00:08:31.780 is and it should be that way you know what he just caused attention and let everybody know
00:08:36.060 that he can't handle it when somebody calls him out so guess what's gonna happen that's all he's
00:08:42.040 going to get for a while i am so tired of the canadian you know leadership over there i i love
00:08:49.740 the canadian people i have a lot of friends who are canadian and they're of the same mindset i 0.95
00:08:54.460 mean you're like you know this is the most ridiculous thing we've ever encountered 0.99
00:08:59.140 after trudeau now you get carny i mean and all of these other fools that are up there 0.99
00:09:05.580 we don't need canada they installed him we don't need everybody didn't get to vote how many people 0.96
00:09:14.300 got to vote hardly anybody it's like groups of people got you know leaders got to vote
00:09:21.540 people didn't get to vote right i mean this is crazy i mean the whole thing but poor canada
00:09:28.780 i mean they're the ones that suffer that's the problem man i know it
00:09:38.220 it's just all he's trying to do is just make the um uh you know it equal you know tariffs
00:09:48.760 that's it the same for both sides that's all trump's trying to do they've been ripping us
00:09:54.960 off for years. David, you know how much they charge us that they make a year? It's like $83
00:09:59.220 billion. We lose doing a trade with them. Doing business with them to begin with.
00:10:05.100 Yeah. But just to follow up on your point, and just because a lot of people get confused when
00:10:09.420 you say he was not elected, just so everyone knows that he was not directly elected by
00:10:15.500 prime minister, all right? He accepted an invitation from Mary Simon, the governor
00:10:20.500 General of Canada to form the government and to become prime minister. This happened after he
00:10:26.660 succeeded Justin Trudeau as leader of the Liberal Party in the 2025 leadership election. In that
00:10:33.560 party leadership race, he won with 86.84% of the vote, but they appointed him. That's how that
00:10:42.680 whole thing worked. And then following his appointment as prime minister, you had Carney
00:10:47.280 who advised the governor general to dissolve parliament
00:10:51.100 and trigger the 2025 federal election
00:10:54.540 where he led his liberals to win a plurality of seats
00:10:58.540 in the House of Commons of Canada.
00:11:00.980 It's a joke.
00:11:02.060 Yeah, it was like a whole snowball effect from there
00:11:05.160 and it formed a minority government.
00:11:07.900 So in the 2025 federal election,
00:11:10.720 the Liberal Party won 169 out of 343 seats
00:11:15.540 with 43.8% of the popular vote.
00:11:22.380 Unreal.
00:11:23.680 That's what happened.
00:11:25.260 And now he doesn't want you to meme about him.
00:11:28.600 That hurts his feelings.
00:11:30.060 The memes are getting him.
00:11:31.740 That's the number one thing on his mind.
00:11:33.880 He does not want you memeing. 0.99
00:11:35.300 We're memeing the shit out of Canada. 0.96
00:11:36.760 I hope that it actually increases. 0.91
00:11:40.280 I think one of the most, and we should talk about it,
00:11:42.880 because this whole thing, this Lindsay Clancy situation, this is really, really disturbing
00:11:51.740 on so many levels. Should have been a five-minute deliberation. You would think so, but it has
00:11:59.560 gotten a lot more complicated than that. And of course, there are only three men in the jury,
00:12:06.380 which is how... And they're the ones holding it down, I guarantee you. They're going, nope.
00:12:09.940 We don't know yet, but I will tell you, it's not all of the women either, because they're having a lot of back and forth.
00:12:17.900 They have told the judge, look, we cannot come up with, you know, a verdict.
00:12:23.180 The unanimous.
00:12:24.180 Right. They keep sending it back.
00:12:27.160 It only takes one Karen in there, too, to go, nah, she's... 1.00
00:12:31.900 That's right, but there were some women that were wearing the pink shirts. 1.00
00:12:37.380 Yes, two of them were. 1.00
00:12:38.860 now we don't know if they should have been thrown out immediately how would they know to wear pink
00:12:45.440 in solidarity unless they were watching the trial and they were watching all of the things that they
00:12:50.680 have been told they are not supposed to do why would pink come to mind if you if you strangle
00:12:56.900 your kids one at a time oh my god like that and then they got the other two are crying watching
00:13:02.660 and the other one's crying and one tried to run away and you're strangling them to death little 0.91
00:13:07.040 babies these beautiful babies i don't give a damn how hormonal you were i don't care how depressed 0.98
00:13:13.260 you were i don't care take you straight to the wood chipper man to the gallows i don't care what 0.98
00:13:19.380 the excuse is it doesn't matter to me this is so i don't care if the devil made you do it i don't 0.96
00:13:25.360 care if he's crazy i don't care if he's taking some medication that made you do i don't care 0.99
00:13:29.000 you murdered your three little babies and a death penalty is the only proper sentence 0.96
00:13:34.160 they are deadlocked i mean and the the judge keeps saying go back to work i mean you have
00:13:41.980 three children who were killed they need a clear answer not an endless debate
00:13:47.340 unbelievable it really is so so sad well children got off right sometimes juries just ain't that
00:13:59.320 That's the problem. I know. I mean, you know, you go in there and you hope that you've got a unbiased jury that is going to take and receive the facts and do their thing. But just like the country and how divided the country is on certain issues, you have the exact same thing that plays out in trials like this. And the bigger the trials get, the worse it is, the more under the microscope it is.
00:14:23.000 so oh oh i'm the children that's just the thing though i mean they're the ones that lose
00:14:30.180 poor little things never even had a chance at life and it was by the hands of their own mother
00:14:37.140 how sick is that i know it just it's really overwhelming then we have this other nut job
00:14:44.680 all right so we've got a whole bunch of nutty people right now just so everybody knows we're
00:14:49.500 going to cover a couple of them on this show because what better place but did you hear about
00:14:55.120 the Bank of America VP Erin Piacente who just celebrated her two years and then this mentally 0.99
00:15:03.320 ill woman attacked her apparently she had three knives not two I first I heard it was two and
00:15:09.480 randomly stabbed her to death this happened in Times Square in broad daylight the police tased
00:15:17.060 her she kept coming then they shot her yeah i saw that this is mom donnie's new york city
00:15:25.240 defund the police i've got the actual clip of the woman i'm going to play it so you can see
00:15:32.420 this crazed lunatic there was no motive motive really that anybody can come up with other than 0.98
00:15:37.720 the woman is insane here we go she stabbed another person too gosh 1.00
00:15:43.180 This is crazy. 1.00
00:16:09.500 Yo, yo, back up, back up. 0.97
00:16:13.180 There she goes.
00:16:23.340 Yep, I'd love to see a happy ending.
00:16:26.960 What do you think you're going to do, man?
00:16:28.420 Rent the cops with knives?
00:16:29.420 Two knives like that?
00:16:30.720 That's right.
00:16:33.520 They don't have knives.
00:16:34.560 They got guns.
00:16:35.680 He tried, in fairness to them, 0.61
00:16:37.240 they tried to tase her.
00:16:38.440 Yep. 1.00
00:16:38.860 Didn't even affect her.
00:16:40.240 They tried warning her, too. 1.00
00:16:43.180 they tried well yeah save them but that saves a lot of taxpayers to jail her for the rest of her
00:16:52.140 life gosh i mean you know what is it about drop your weapons do you not understand
00:16:59.060 then there was another one that came out you have allison guerrero 52 who was found dead
00:17:07.160 August 27th. This was in Boynton Beach apartment. This is after 75 posts about about FBI 9-11
00:17:18.820 scrutiny and Hillary's whereabouts. This is the ex of Charles McGonigal, the FBI NYCI crossfire
00:17:27.160 hurricane. So all of that is being brought back to life. So she exposed the ties and now she just
00:17:37.840 ended up deceased. This was her last post. I'll play it too. This is crazy here.
00:17:46.820 Good morning everybody, friends and enemies. I'm not taking my walk. Of course I am in the middle
00:17:52.180 of all my PTSD from 9-11 but I'm actually breathing a huge sigh of relief this was with here's the
00:18:00.220 problem with Charles McGonagall you know his name but you never did before that you knew Jim Comey's
00:18:06.520 name you knew Chris Ray's name you know Bill Sparrow's name all the names that you already
00:18:11.080 know you know why don't you start looking for the names that you do not know hey good morning
00:18:18.820 Wow. Okay. So I found dead. She's doing her thing. I mean, she's talking about this stuff
00:18:26.160 on a regular basis. She doesn't look suicidal to me. It seems to me like she's got a lot
00:18:31.080 to say. That's when I got her. That's right. They stopped. I mean, they stopped her from
00:18:37.720 talking because she was doing this on a regular basis. Apparently she was a regular on Roger
00:18:46.140 stones which you've been on his broadcast before and yeah also four or five times right and also
00:18:53.000 giuliani she was she was talking to him as well about some of the things that she knew she is the
00:18:58.760 whistleblower yeah that's crazy so um santa is getting rid of all the flock cameras on the
00:19:09.740 highways in florida isn't that wonderful again we talk about i will tell you though that they
00:19:15.380 really really like saved my life yeah well i'm sure they have good you know they have some good
00:19:20.800 things i can tell you a good story about them and i'm your full disclosure i don't like cameras i
00:19:25.240 hate any can the less cameras the better i can't stand them but remember that nut showed up at my
00:19:31.220 house and i had the police pulled him behind him and then he ended up you know we didn't know it
00:19:36.400 at the time but he was threatening to kill matt wash's wife matt and laura loomer and me and all
00:19:41.720 this other stuff he was crazy let's give him the backstory he drove nine hours to get to your house
00:19:48.120 yeah nine hours from below tampa yeah and then um i just knew something was up wrong man but then
00:19:57.680 the they put his once they found out and then got kind of got the fbi involved when it started
00:20:05.160 blowing up and people started seeing his social media posts where he was going to kill his 0.97
00:20:09.960 kill his babies drown them in a pool and just you know just horrible it was it was bad but 0.97
00:20:16.220 that's how they tracked him the flock cameras they're like well he's back in tallahassee and 0.99
00:20:20.840 then if he hit he hit on the one down towards i-10 and then they got him going back down to
00:20:27.580 you know wherever they got him and the fbi picked him up the dog all tracking by the flock cameras
00:20:32.160 so well in that case i don't mean i want them i don't but i'm just saying they definitely
00:20:38.660 That's what they were supposed to be used for, but the problem is they won't.
00:20:43.660 It crosses over and goes too far, and people start abusing it, like FISA, like everything else.
00:20:49.100 I mean, give them an itch, they take a mile.
00:20:51.860 If they'd use it only for what it was designed to do, it could help people, but they won't.
00:20:56.720 They can't do it.
00:20:59.260 It's just like every time they get it, like you say, they get an inch, they take a mile.
00:21:04.600 True.
00:21:05.000 and then they start putting them up at gun ranges and they start putting them up in weird places
00:21:10.660 and there's people like have you seen some of the people now hey here's here's the dirt road that
00:21:14.840 goes to my farm and there's a flat camera here oh yes well i mean come to la you'll see them
00:21:20.060 everywhere we'll have two and three on a pole i mean it's like you're you're being watched when
00:21:25.220 you're here you are being watched you just expected on every corner and then you got the
00:21:32.820 data center controversies.
00:21:34.480 I hate data centers.
00:21:36.280 Man, I'm telling you,
00:21:38.920 this AI is going to be running the world
00:21:40.700 and all this stuff,
00:21:42.380 and they've got to have them, man.
00:21:43.860 Now, the question is, you know,
00:21:45.620 you have to put them,
00:21:46.900 there's some places you shouldn't be putting them,
00:21:48.680 and there's other places you could be putting them
00:21:50.140 and they ain't going to bother nobody.
00:21:51.980 That's what needs to be planned out.
00:21:54.460 Yeah, you just put them in places
00:21:55.640 that's not going to bother everybody.
00:21:57.080 They've got to have them, man.
00:21:59.380 Well, I mean, you know,
00:22:00.220 if you're going to be upset about AI,
00:22:01.940 I mean, think about all of the benefits.
00:22:04.440 But again, it's the same thing.
00:22:05.860 You can have overreach, too.
00:22:07.160 There's a lot of things that have to be figured out ahead of time.
00:22:11.580 They've had these things for years.
00:22:12.400 Right.
00:22:13.080 Data centers have been built in our area forever.
00:22:15.940 I mean.
00:22:16.160 And the new talking point from AOC and everybody's, let's build one near Mar-a-Lago.
00:22:21.180 And I'll just check.
00:22:21.940 Yeah.
00:22:22.360 There's one 1.9 miles away and one 4.2 miles away from Mar-a-Lago right now.
00:22:27.120 There you go.
00:22:27.880 There's your answer.
00:22:31.940 I did, I did, I did, and there is.
00:22:35.180 Right.
00:22:35.600 There is data centers by there.
00:22:37.600 They're everywhere, man.
00:22:38.780 They've been everywhere for decades.
00:22:40.020 It's just it's a hot topic, and everybody jumps on it.
00:22:43.740 Well, I have friends that build them.
00:22:45.580 I mean, they travel around the United States, and they've been building them for years.
00:22:49.040 I mean, it's a huge market in that.
00:22:50.840 This is nothing new.
00:22:51.820 It's just all of a sudden become a hot topic.
00:22:53.700 Right.
00:22:53.940 Because somebody says it's using all the water, and that's not even – they're cooling them now without using a bunch of water.
00:22:59.580 Well, I mean, this whole world is changing.
00:23:01.400 I mean, think about it's changing. They're talking about these dogs. I mean, these dogs are going to be the drones that go after people.
00:23:07.060 The Mar-a-Lago dogs that you saw that Elon Musk gave President Trump as a gift.
00:23:11.520 I mean, those are going to be the things that go after these criminals. There's going to be robots.
00:23:15.400 Yes, drones like you're seeing and more. There's no telling what you're going to what this is going to be like in 20 years.
00:23:22.180 Just this society. Right. I mean, you're going to have some hot chick you're going to approach.
00:23:27.020 You're going to go, hey, hey, hey, hey. And she's going to say, sorry, my battery's low.
00:23:31.400 yeah i should say hey i just checked ai man you got herpes two years ago that's right
00:23:38.880 oh my gosh yes they'll have like your somehow they'll be able to hack your medical reports
00:23:45.420 everything yeah let me click your barcode get your phone it's on your forehead it's no longer
00:23:52.560 what's your sign yeah yes it's it's gonna be bad it really is it's gonna be something
00:24:01.380 else. All them shows about
00:24:03.460 them people that live way up in Alaska in a cabin
00:24:05.440 with no, you know, running water
00:24:07.300 and no electricity. They're going to be the ones
00:24:09.180 that's got it made. That's it, too.
00:24:11.960 Oh, God, it's going to be really
00:24:13.180 interesting. What a world we're
00:24:15.260 entering into. It's going
00:24:17.340 to be a lot of fun, though. I mean, I
00:24:19.320 love technology. I just think it's so
00:24:21.440 fascinating what you're going to be able
00:24:23.360 to do. But
00:24:25.040 at the same time, it also depends on who's
00:24:27.240 controlling it, right?
00:24:29.340 I'm ready for the robot that does everything
00:24:31.320 around the house cleans the house dishes laundry me too that's the robot everybody really wants
00:24:38.040 that's a robot that can you know do karate and they got them out break dancing and stuff they
00:24:42.840 stop wasting your time with that and give us a robot we need that's a great idea really really
00:24:48.280 great idea a lot of people are like no take me back to the 80s please that's robert vale it's
00:24:53.160 true it's true i'm i'm not gonna like it as much as like before technology was still my best life
00:25:01.320 Right.
00:25:02.340 When we just had rotary phones.
00:25:04.520 That's also true.
00:25:05.640 I'll never forget somebody in my neighborhood, man.
00:25:08.300 My next-door neighbor got a push-button phone, and we heard about it,
00:25:11.760 and all the kids from the neighborhood after we got out of school ran over there.
00:25:16.180 Gosh.
00:25:16.660 And, like, gazed at it.
00:25:18.380 Oh, my God.
00:25:20.020 And he just pushed the – you don't have to, you know, dial it anymore.
00:25:23.600 He just pushed the buttons, and everybody was like, doop, doop, doop, doop, doop.
00:25:27.780 and back then you know nobody knows anybody's phone number now but back then i mean
00:25:34.240 you know the 10 people you you know your grandmother or whatever and your friends and
00:25:40.120 stuff you you had to know everybody's phone number gosh that's so crazy and everybody remembers you
00:25:46.460 know you didn't nobody had it written down you just remembered them it's really it's going to
00:25:52.020 be so different it's I remember another friend of mine that's kind of you know had his family
00:25:58.740 had money and his mom I don't know how old it was probably 11 12 10 and his mom got a microwave
00:26:05.480 and I'd never seen a microwave didn't know what a microwave was and she's trying to you know talk
00:26:11.360 to me and her son is my friend we're both you know little guys and we just could not understand
00:26:18.160 i said what do you mean you put it in there and then and then i stuck my hand up said well how
00:26:22.000 come it's not hot in there it's not hot how's it there's no heat how's it there's no it's impossible
00:26:28.880 oh my gosh he just couldn't figure it out it was just like it was like a magic trick
00:26:34.080 what what is this sorcery isn't that something i know and now it changes something like that
00:26:40.880 come around once a year something new and then now it's just like every week man it's going so
00:26:47.600 fast i mean i watched some um i watched a movie a 12 minute movie on youtube i can't remember the
00:26:53.860 name of it that was made by ai all i can tell you is hollywood oh pedowood's about to go bankrupt
00:27:01.820 it's all i can tell you it's because you're not going to need these you know these people that
00:27:06.720 make three hundred thousand dollars million budget superhero movies and avatar you can you're going
00:27:12.820 be able to make a movie exactly the quality of avatar some little nerd in wisconsin in the
00:27:20.160 basement it's going to be able to make a movie like that in one day that's right with for about
00:27:25.820 500 bucks it is the neatest it's true it's true when you look at what it's replacing but how many
00:27:34.360 people i mean it's an incredible thing especially in my town right because everybody works in the
00:27:41.160 industry everybody i mean it doesn't matter if they are doing makeup or hair during the day
00:27:47.380 and or waiting tables they are somehow connected right to the industry yeah the green screen and
00:27:54.840 the you know the way they use just movies just 20 years ago or 10 years ago or five years ago it's
00:28:00.160 over especially all the big budget like superhero you know type avatar movies again movies like
00:28:09.280 that lower the ring types all of those they're totally gonna go out of business that's and if
00:28:15.520 you and think of this let's think of this you got these screenwriters right you're trying to make it
00:28:19.680 as a screenwriter how hard it is and so many people get ate up out there trying to be a screenwriter
00:28:24.840 you don't have to sell your movie anymore you don't have to sell your script you just make
00:28:29.600 the movie yourself that's basement in one day that's what's really cool about it and then show
00:28:34.340 everybody yeah this was my idea this is the movie right i did this you didn't need to you didn't
00:28:40.380 have to have connections in hollywood you just go to work in a year or two years my book rabbit skin
00:28:47.000 i'll be able to make a movie out of it isn't that wonderful cat seriously and i'm going to too i
00:28:53.640 hope you do i really do because that is such a good book it's not quite good enough yet but it's
00:28:58.600 close oh you're you that is gonna be you're gonna be able just i i can scan i'll be able to scan my
00:29:04.520 book this is no in five years i know you'll be able just to scan my book punch it in and in five
00:29:13.260 minutes they'll they'll make a two two and a half hour or or a lot lower the rings they'll make a
00:29:18.700 three movies two hour movies and it'll spit it out in five minutes and it'll be way better than all
00:29:27.780 the visuals of today that's coming well and the thing is is that it put it it puts it in your
00:29:34.700 hands so that you'll be able to you don't have to worry about right that couch that everybody
00:29:40.140 has sat on in hollywood the casting couch or the connections or the ivy leagues and all that stuff 0.93
00:29:46.820 i mean all of that's gonna go by the wayside about harvey weinstein's fish like penis according 0.99
00:29:52.500 to Gavin Newsom's wife. 0.99
00:29:53.920 Right.
00:29:54.980 You can remind everybody of that.
00:29:58.500 Oh, horrible.
00:29:59.860 She did. 1.00
00:30:00.840 Gross. 1.00
00:30:02.240 She had to go to court 1.00
00:30:03.060 and she described his penis 1.00
00:30:04.200 as a fish-like. 1.00
00:30:05.320 Oh, oh.
00:30:06.500 I don't even know
00:30:07.100 what that means,
00:30:08.240 but it's so horrible
00:30:09.340 I don't even want my mind
00:30:10.420 to go there.
00:30:11.860 Well, let's switch the subject.
00:30:13.520 Let's talk about native path
00:30:14.540 real quick. 0.99
00:30:16.200 It was a mackerel.
00:30:17.360 Since you brought up
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00:30:39.060 After 30, collagen production drops every year.
00:30:42.680 And by 60, it's significantly lower.
00:30:45.620 And since it comes from parts of the animal we don't typically eat, most people just aren't getting much of it.
00:30:51.220 So Native Path Collagen is just one clean ingredient, nothing added, it's third-party tested, so you know exactly what you're getting.
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00:31:13.100 Same thing with a lot of my friends that are taking it, they are feeling so much better.
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00:31:24.640 notice and i've had a lot of litter mates that have said my gosh this stuff works in fact i
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00:32:33.280 thing for you so definitely try it let us know what you think and we look forward to hearing from
00:32:39.680 you there's just been a lot of crazy stuff going on here though oh did you see did you hear about
00:32:45.540 this um the state of new york has ordered elon musk x money to stop paying out six percent
00:32:52.460 interest in any new york in any new yorker with their bank account instead his rate
00:32:58.040 interest rate has to drop to zero percent i haven't x is trying to reverse it yeah
00:33:03.540 because the x money they pay six percent annual rate in the new york um
00:33:09.640 the state of new york has ordered them to stop doing it wow
00:33:15.220 you make interest on money that is just you know it doesn't surprise me it's new york
00:33:21.880 i can't get on that x money it always says it's not available to me
00:33:26.260 could be a glitch do you know anybody that's on it i haven't i haven't tried everybody's on it
00:33:34.000 oh okay i got an offer for it but i i didn't follow through i've been too busy to like
00:33:40.780 look into it but there's been an attack today that everybody's been getting emails on x
00:33:50.840 saying, you know, they're trying to reset
00:33:52.820 their passwords. Somebody's trying to
00:33:54.680 hack all their accounts. I got that.
00:33:56.660 Yes. I got it too.
00:33:58.040 I got a whole bunch of emails.
00:34:00.460 Me too. Like four or
00:34:02.720 five. Yep.
00:34:05.240 Oh, well, be on the lookout
00:34:06.480 for that. They say they think
00:34:08.540 it's because
00:34:09.180 they think they can access your money if they
00:34:12.560 get into your account, which I don't think they can. That's a whole
00:34:14.460 separate thing. Well, that's
00:34:16.700 a good thing for everybody to know about. Somebody from
00:34:18.580 X
00:34:19.020 uh the one of the guys from x made a tweet about it today oh i'm so glad to hear it because i did
00:34:26.680 see it and i was going to look at it after the show i'm glad he brought it up because
00:34:29.840 i would have completely fallen for that
00:34:32.180 i try to look at the addresses of where it comes from before i click on things because some of this
00:34:43.100 stuff is really advanced i mean you cannot tell the difference in some of these scams
00:34:47.620 so I always try to look at the you know where it's coming from but even those are getting
00:34:52.420 really good now email addresses and different things the worst is the toll that gets a lot
00:35:02.820 of people that you owe for a toll I'm sure a lot of you've seen that well it's just another day in
00:35:10.200 paradise we've got California election fraudster exposed by James O'Keefe avoids prison after
00:35:17.600 After paying Skid Row Homeless to register to vote, gets just 18 months probation.
00:35:25.840 Unreal.
00:35:26.960 So this was Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong.
00:35:31.120 She just strolled right out of a California federal courtroom without a single day in prison. 0.98
00:35:36.000 This is after admitting she paid Skid Row Homeless people to register to vote.
00:35:42.360 She's 64 years old.
00:35:44.460 She's also called Annika.
00:35:45.840 She stood before the U.S. District Judge Mark C. Scarcey on Monday and received just 18 months of probation plus 120 hours of community service for one felony count of paying another person to register in a federal election.
00:36:02.740 That charge normally carries up to five years behind bars, yet you had the prosecutors who dropped any extra counts tied to the same operation once she took the plea and cooperated.
00:36:13.940 and the thing is the whole scam was caught on tape james o'keefe had all of it on tape the whole
00:36:23.900 good all the goods on her so that's what she gets she gets community service probation
00:36:28.660 18 months and 120 hours of community service no prison time at all now how does that make
00:36:36.840 our elections fair and get people not to participate in these crimes? It doesn't. I mean,
00:36:44.820 basically, California is treating buying votes from a homeless like a minor speeding ticket is
00:36:50.900 what it amounts to. You have probation and community service while the system shrugs.
00:36:55.840 They're not doing anything about it. Deep blue justice in California never misses a chance to
00:37:02.000 look the other way and they don't it's just encouraging it just encourages them
00:37:10.840 still no mitch mcconnell back in session today still no uh remembering his statement yeah when
00:37:20.880 they open the session back up next month i'll be there no maxine waters either crazy maxine
00:37:26.740 mad max she's gone too i'm thinking there's some kind of an agreement that went on here
00:37:33.300 it's just such a joke it is really a joke these people are really out of control well
00:37:43.060 president trump put out a statement here the united states as we speak striking iranian targets
00:37:50.480 near the strait of hormuz the strikes are large and powerful and in retaliation for the iran
00:37:55.860 Iranians failed attempt at adding sea mines to the strait, which currently has no mines.
00:38:02.180 They have been completely removed or detonated, and the Iranians shoot eight missiles, all
00:38:08.980 successfully knocked down at our military base in Jordan. If the failed nation of Iran retaliates
00:38:16.120 for this very justified attack, they will be hit again at a much harder and higher level, 0.94
00:38:21.220 but it will not be the biggest attack of them all that is waiting in the wings and when it's over
00:38:27.320 there will be very little left of the islamic republic of iran president donald j trump
00:38:34.760 so it's raining over there you've got the irgc they have not stopped attacking ships and troops
00:38:41.620 because we asked nicely and they're not going to they tried to mine the strait of hormuz they
00:38:46.840 fired on our base in jordan this is a direct response to the escalation out of nowhere we
00:38:54.680 got to protect our men and women in that region and you do not negotiate with terrorists we know
00:39:01.320 this these people are they're they're ready to you know give it all to hurt americans they think
00:39:09.140 they're going to be martyrs that's what they want to be anyway 0.64
00:39:12.420 did you see that uh we have mooch is back in the in the news 0.65
00:39:20.700 moochelle big mike oh big moochelle moochelle the mooch yes apparently they're starting to 0.99
00:39:29.540 realize that she is just a complete narcissist apparently she came out and she's accused of 0.99
00:39:37.160 being this raging narcissist, 0.98
00:39:38.920 this is after a psychotic rant about her own children. 0.94
00:39:43.960 So it doesn't mean that you have class
00:39:46.480 just because you're the former first lady.
00:39:49.920 The renegade kids.
00:39:51.420 Right.
00:39:51.960 Apparently she was, you know, she was, 1.00
00:39:54.940 she gets the big name guest.
00:39:56.820 And in this case, it was Jon Stewart of The Daily Show
00:39:59.720 who talked lovingly about missing the routines of fatherhood
00:40:03.360 once his children moved out of the house.
00:40:05.960 you obviously miss you know the energy and excitement of the kids being around it's so
00:40:12.200 incredible is what he said michelle's response to that was i don't i love them i'm not going to see
00:40:18.120 them tonight for dinner i love them she said but you know barack cried when they went to college
00:40:22.380 i was like bye goodbye and now i know friday nights aren't wrecked with terror or fear about
00:40:29.240 where are you where are you she continued I love the emancipation and the growth so she's like nope
00:40:36.540 I'm good they're not the love of my life well that's because you didn't have any yeah they're
00:40:42.120 not your kids yeah there's no love there they're not yours that's right I mean you can only love
00:40:50.160 a real kid so much that's it ready to give them back it's just really sometimes these things just 0.98
00:40:58.900 right themselves they really do gosh she's just a she's just this bitter hateful angry just 0.99
00:41:08.580 battle axe constant yep just this old battle axe just old mean as hell just the most miserable 0.99
00:41:19.020 person she's she is everything in my life there's no amount of success that she's received gonna 1.00
00:41:24.700 make her happy she's miserable well you remember what she said when she leaned over to barack
00:41:31.320 after he was president she said all this for a flag i mean i don't know just really nothing
00:41:40.340 real impressive there so the judge has tossed a lawsuit over state investigations into texas
00:41:49.220 teacher's post about Charlie Kirk. You had the Texas Governor Greg Abbott who announced that the
00:41:56.520 Texas Education Agency, T is what it goes by, they began investigations into teachers who cheered
00:42:03.160 Kirk's murder and potentially incited additional violence online. So in a strongly worded letter
00:42:11.020 to superintendents t commissioner mike moros condemned the educators despicable behavior
00:42:19.240 noting that such conduct may constitute violations of the educators code of ethics so they started
00:42:26.340 investigating it and they're like we're looking at staff who have posted it or shared it and it's
00:42:31.460 you know reprehensible the inappropriate content on social media about the assassination of charlie
00:42:38.820 Kirk. I don't know anybody that would actually celebrate something like that, but there were
00:42:42.760 teachers that were doing it even. So the state argued that the letter was not new policy and
00:42:48.700 they pointed to existing ethics rules. Districts, not T, made the most employment, made most of the
00:42:55.020 employment decisions. And then you had the district judge, Alan Albright, who dismissed
00:43:00.760 the lawsuit, noting that the union failed to prove that Morath's guidance caused harm to teachers.
00:43:08.820 that still to this day and i think i'm not alone in that assessment haunts me
00:43:18.240 what happened to charlie kirk it's the most horrible brutal thing
00:43:23.780 and being live on the air when it actually happened and all of yeah we were live on the air
00:43:32.480 yes we were i was the one john rich on the air sent me the picture of the you know the really
00:43:38.320 where the blood was gushing out and everything,
00:43:40.260 and I saw it, and I was just like,
00:43:41.740 I didn't know what to tell you because I knew it was instantly dead.
00:43:44.680 Horrifying.
00:43:45.820 I knew it, man.
00:43:46.680 I didn't want to say it because you didn't want to say something like that
00:43:49.920 before it's official.
00:43:52.920 If you see it, you know it.
00:43:55.840 I just see the Clancy jury goes home for the day.
00:43:58.440 They couldn't reach a verdict.
00:44:00.560 Reconvene in the morning.
00:44:02.220 It's going to cost them even more money to put on another trial if it happens.
00:44:06.560 That's really just such a shame, such a shame.
00:44:10.440 This is why juries are so important.
00:44:12.580 They really are.
00:44:13.960 That's half of the case right there.
00:44:15.680 And good lawyers know that.
00:44:18.700 They really do.
00:44:20.360 I mean, this whole thing, that story is so sad.
00:44:24.240 But it reminds everybody about the Karen Reed, right, that happened in Canton, Massachusetts.
00:44:30.300 She says that case ran alongside of this one, and it became the biggest true crime story in New England.
00:44:37.800 They've been comparing the two for quite some time.
00:44:41.160 The obvious difference between them is that Reed denied causing the death while Clancy admits it.
00:44:47.440 Clancy is admitting that she killed her children. 0.99
00:44:54.340 So ridiculous. 0.99
00:44:55.420 The difference between Reed's jury was arguing about the facts. 0.63
00:44:59.820 Clancy is arguing about her mind, which is a much harder thing to reach, you know, an amenity on.
00:45:07.920 So it's pretty crazy.
00:45:12.320 I mean, you would think that this would be an open and shut case, especially with her saying she did it.
00:45:22.320 But no. 0.97
00:45:25.220 Now it's ridiculous. 0.79
00:45:27.560 Yeah. 1.00
00:45:29.820 i mean you would think 100 of them she just looks evil right she has some big black soulless 0.96
00:45:37.640 demon eyes she was hospitalized before this happened too and so they're trying to point to 1.00
00:45:44.420 that who gives a damn right so i only want the very worst for her and she she wanted the very 1.00
00:45:54.520 worst for herself i mean look she goes and jumps out of a window after slashing her wrist 1.00
00:45:59.600 killing her children i mean why wouldn't you just kill yourself and leave your children alone 1.00
00:46:03.140 how selfish how selfish yeah i mean that is somebody that's like i'm going to end your life 1.00
00:46:08.760 because i can you're my kids i i brought you into this world i'm going to take you out that whole 1.00
00:46:14.820 theory being played out how incredibly selfish she wants to kill them and then kill herself 1.00
00:46:24.260 I cannot imagine anything worse than a person like that. 1.00
00:46:30.180 He's a demonic demon from hell. 0.98
00:46:32.980 I mean, you would think 100% of the story would be like, okay, yeah, I mean. 0.74
00:46:37.500 This should be the, I mean, it's slam dunk.
00:46:42.640 Wild.
00:46:46.200 This is just, but there's just some crazy cases.
00:46:49.360 I mean, right now, especially, the crazies are coming out of the woodwork.
00:46:54.260 seems today for sure then you have this whole um leftists that are freaking out over cbs's
00:47:03.780 headline about muslim at abdul el sayed and his insensitive 9-11 tweets after they were revealed
00:47:12.640 how how you have got this surge after we had 9-11 and here we're coming up on the anniversary
00:47:21.060 Well, CBS, they dropped a post that lit up the Internet with over 12 million views, flagging the Michigan Democrat Senate nominee, Abdul El-Sayed, for his old tweets, just as the country gets ready for the 25th anniversary of September 11th.
00:47:40.480 So the headline pointed straight at two deleted posts where El Syed compared the nearly 3,000 Americans killed on 9-11 to the COVID death toll in April 2020 and argued the response should match the post-9-11 mobilization.
00:48:00.600 This is how insensitive this guy is.
00:48:02.160 So in the second tweet, he placed on the attacks, he placed it as equal footing with Americans' operations overseas.
00:48:12.700 So he had already scrubbed both of his messages from social media, from his own account, by the time CBS ran the piece.
00:48:22.300 And the left completely exploded over the network's wording, calling it an attack.
00:48:27.660 They said, oh, look, you know, you're in even the article simply laid out the exact comparisons that he made.
00:48:34.520 Well, then he appears on NBC's Meet the Press.
00:48:38.280 This is the day before the CBS Post went viral.
00:48:42.240 I mean, same candidate that won the Democrat nomination for the for the Michigan Senate seat in 2026.
00:48:49.360 So the timing of this just goes to show you this clear choice for Michigan.
00:48:53.700 And I'm just hoping that people wake up before it's too late. 0.99
00:48:58.520 You've got, you know, everybody from Hochul on that are covering up and wearing hijabs and whatever. 1.00
00:49:11.060 This whole thing was such a joke. 0.98
00:49:12.840 Holidays of observances here in California. 1.00
00:49:16.000 I mean, you think that you're not having a slow creep of Sharia come in here? 1.00
00:49:19.920 I'm sorry. 1.00
00:49:20.700 I beg to differ.
00:49:22.120 We're having a lot of influence in California.
00:49:25.620 It's an easy target.
00:49:29.480 Being such a large state, it's a very easy target,
00:49:34.080 especially being sanctuary and deep blue.
00:49:36.820 So I'm seeing a lot of all of it.
00:49:38.560 I'm seeing the Chinese influence.
00:49:40.420 I'm seeing the Muslim influence.
00:49:42.620 I'm seeing all of it. 1.00
00:49:45.240 And I'm also seeing a lot of people moving out of it.
00:49:47.600 that's what comes with it
00:49:51.980 I'm glad the day you do
00:49:54.080 it's going to happen at some point
00:49:56.860 around here because it's becoming
00:49:58.220 unaffordable
00:49:58.660 it's not only that it's just you can't afford it
00:50:01.640 at some point you got to start
00:50:04.220 looking at your pocketbook and you say
00:50:05.960 okay this is really
00:50:07.620 realistically
00:50:09.320 let's say you make $100,000 a year
00:50:12.000 and you live in California you're paying
00:50:13.800 $20,000 more in taxes
00:50:16.180 and gas and everything and state tax
00:50:18.920 than you would if you lived in Florida.
00:50:20.700 So one-fifth, it's easy.
00:50:22.620 And I'd say probably my one-third,
00:50:24.860 you could save $20,000, $30,000 a year
00:50:27.500 just by living in a different state.
00:50:29.100 And that's when people just go,
00:50:30.260 man, why would I do this?
00:50:32.440 Why do I keep just giving money to these people
00:50:34.400 to give it to the leering centers?
00:50:37.820 Yeah, I mean, that is the thing.
00:50:39.900 We're paying for programs you never see anything for.
00:50:42.620 They have an excuse of why they are raising your taxes.
00:50:46.880 As much as they're paying for homeless,
00:50:48.460 every one of them should have a brand new built apartment somewhere.
00:50:50.920 You would think so.
00:50:52.120 And we have the land to do it, right?
00:50:56.480 They're spending that much money, but nothing changes.
00:50:58.400 They're still on the corner.
00:50:59.440 They have them on in tent cities. 0.99
00:51:01.400 Shitting in a garbage can. 0.97
00:51:02.520 Yeah, and they have them in these tent cities right now. 0.99
00:51:04.860 You've got the Alpha Project that's over in San Diego.
00:51:08.160 And I've heard mixed reviews about that.
00:51:10.220 But my gosh. 0.84
00:51:11.440 It's like Burning Man there, except it's Shitting Man. 0.96
00:51:13.800 Right.
00:51:14.200 burning man is going to be huge this year did you see the lines and stuff for all that
00:51:18.900 going on yeah i have a friend that's working that event and it should be interesting yes
00:51:23.840 works them all over the country it'd be fun once you were there but getting there and back remember
00:51:28.940 when it rained in the desert for the first time in like 10 years and everybody got stuck there
00:51:33.720 that was a cry fest boy i know they were like man our weeds running out we ain't got no food
00:51:42.620 we don't have food we don't have water we don't have anything and a lot of them are you know they
00:51:46.640 have the means so a lot of very wealthy kids yeah fake hippies are out there and they're like wait
00:51:55.180 a minute i've never camped before i know about glamping but camping and glamping are not the
00:52:00.120 same thing they are kind of glamping i've been seeing people online posting their tents and
00:52:04.400 they're like oh man right i've never had a tent like that growing up i mean they got beds they
00:52:09.620 got full mattresses in them and stuff and all these little candles and lava lamps oh yeah it
00:52:16.180 was very comfortable sleep under the stars they say until it rains and then all of that goes away
00:52:22.900 just like well i can't imagine the weed smell in that place oh gosh you can imagine yes they make
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00:54:16.520 so this is some information i googled about burning man oh yeah what you got yeah they
00:54:21.500 they plan on having 70 80 000 people this year and the i didn't know i thought everybody just
00:54:26.760 went there and partied the tickets are arranged from 550 to 3 000 depending on the ticket tier
00:54:33.940 you select wow so i knew it was expensive i didn't know that oh yeah it's like a huge deal
00:54:42.280 it i didn't know it i didn't know that i mean you know i was actually a really hip real hippie for
00:54:48.080 a while and you know we'd go out in the woods and everybody take acid and have an 18 wheel truck
00:54:54.400 bad in a generator in a band up there
00:54:56.180 and they'd put out purple
00:54:58.420 lights and everybody would dance around for about
00:55:00.300 five hours and the band would play one song
00:55:02.240 for five hours.
00:55:05.780 That was
00:55:06.180 a little tripping
00:55:08.340 man.
00:55:09.960 Bring your drums. Bring your own
00:55:12.380 drum set because you're going to be sitting there.
00:55:14.340 These are real hippies, man.
00:55:15.640 These $3,000 ticket hippies.
00:55:19.660 It was like, 0.97
00:55:20.360 you know, bring a keg if you can.
00:55:22.540 Oh my gosh.
00:55:24.400 That's how it starts, in the middle of the woods, and then, wow, you've got Burning Man.
00:55:29.660 No, they have got all these.
00:55:30.700 $3,000 a pop.
00:55:32.220 That's it, too. 0.98
00:55:32.980 A bunch of rich people coming to that like hippies for a night. 0.89
00:55:35.960 Very expensive. 0.84
00:55:38.140 I didn't know that.
00:55:39.000 I swear I thought it was just a bunch of real hippies that just kind of went to the desert.
00:55:44.460 I bet.
00:55:45.620 And they have vendors there and everything, like a carnival.
00:55:48.280 Oh, yeah.
00:55:48.720 Well, I mean, you have a lot of the Hollywood stars that go there, too.
00:55:51.780 You should see how many people go.
00:55:53.260 There's a whole group
00:55:55.160 I know a lot of people that go to that
00:55:57.440 Every single year
00:55:58.980 It's something else
00:56:01.740 It's bougie
00:56:02.760 You got the Kardashians to go
00:56:04.900 A couple others
00:56:07.220 It's a big deal
00:56:08.760 It's a real big deal
00:56:10.220 Different ticket levels though
00:56:14.680 There's definitely the nosebleed section
00:56:18.780 Where you're on your own
00:56:20.220 You only play 550
00:56:22.700 man you're burning you're burning man reject it's like the titanic i bet there's even higher tiers
00:56:29.620 than that oh definitely i'm sure some of these rich people have them go set up a ten thousand
00:56:35.360 dollar tent you know with a sushi chef oh i'm sure and that is their own little vip areas
00:56:44.560 helicopter in perfect bed perfect i mean you wouldn't even know that you were on the road
00:56:51.640 at a concert.
00:56:53.200 I feel like you were in some luxury five-star hotel.
00:56:56.840 Man.
00:56:57.900 I love Scott Bessent.
00:57:00.460 I just think he is the great.
00:57:02.860 He's based, man. 0.70
00:57:04.140 He don't give a damn. 0.98
00:57:05.120 He really is.
00:57:06.240 He is so good.
00:57:07.060 He landed in Asheville for the G20 standing next to Fed Chair Warsh, ready to squeeze 1.00
00:57:14.560 every country still propping up Iran. 0.97
00:57:17.720 So in his own words, he says, this is going to be financial violence if we have to get
00:57:23.920 on board or get sanctioned.
00:57:25.580 That is what he used.
00:57:26.820 He basically put Iran's banking lifeline on notice at the G20, new sanctions on Iranian
00:57:34.780 linked banks every week, starting with an Egyptian bank's UAE branch that was caught
00:57:41.480 funneling regime money.
00:57:43.200 he says this is going to be I love that financial violence if we have to don't test him
00:57:50.880 I think he absolutely means some serious business on that
00:57:56.680 you see what he's able to do he knows exactly where to go for the jugular and that's what he's
00:58:03.420 doing he's got such a great team this time around President Trump does and he's saying look the
00:58:10.040 Nations must comply or face sanctions.
00:58:14.540 And he stood next to Fed Chair Walsh.
00:58:16.560 Scott Rubio.
00:58:20.860 Rubio's done such a good job.
00:58:22.660 He's another one.
00:58:23.740 I like him so much.
00:58:25.280 Masso went and read names of the Epstein list
00:58:27.760 that was already been released.
00:58:30.460 We already knew that.
00:58:32.260 Is there a bigger fraud in the world than that dude? 0.99
00:58:35.420 He is fraud. 1.00
00:58:37.060 A total fraud. 0.99
00:58:37.580 And he is on a crash out after he got beat.
00:58:40.380 He was so smarmy and thought he was going to win that, man.
00:58:44.080 And he lost such a big, like, 13-point landslide.
00:58:47.280 I think he lost two.
00:58:50.540 He won two out of, like, 26 counties.
00:58:53.420 Oh, my gosh.
00:58:54.460 This guy is such a tool.
00:58:56.120 He really is because, I mean, here he goes and he gets married.
00:59:00.160 Then he brings his wife that died into the whole campaign.
00:59:05.900 Oh, my God.
00:59:06.720 That was so bad.
00:59:07.400 Then he was trying to act like President Trump, that he was, you know, on a good footing with President Trump, which is certainly not the case.
00:59:15.580 He just lies.
00:59:16.220 And he blames Israel for his laws.
00:59:18.600 Right.
00:59:19.000 He just lies and lies and lies. 1.00
00:59:20.800 When you're just one of those off-putting, lying, just worthless people in Congress, it's never their fault. 1.00
00:59:28.880 Gosh. 0.99
00:59:30.480 That's the thing.
00:59:31.520 We're so far past that now.
00:59:33.420 and what's so great about president trump is that he's not just changing the united states
00:59:38.500 he is changing the world when you look at what he is doing and how these the whole thing is moving
00:59:46.300 it's just like the pieces of the puzzle they're starting to come back into place and we are going
00:59:52.260 to be once again although biden and the rest of them tried to sink us the most powerful country
00:59:59.500 in the world we're bringing businesses here i mean look at a lot of these canadian businesses
01:00:04.720 they're coming here he's got this thing on a fast track finally we would have been buried
01:00:13.520 we would have been just imagine kamala right now where would we be lord probably i'd probably be
01:00:20.720 in jail yes you probably would be i didn't even do i know it well they were setting people up for
01:00:27.040 that. Anything and everything. Look how many people went to jail last time around. And President
01:00:34.700 Trump was on his way there too. They were doing everything that they could. So we have to stay
01:00:40.160 engaged. We have to make sure that we win midterms and keep the Senate until we can turn it inside
01:00:45.020 out and continue to move forward. We need these next two years badly. So we need a ground game.
01:00:51.440 We need to start working on it because it's right around the corner.
01:00:55.460 Okay.
01:00:56.440 Anything else you'd like to add there, Kat?
01:00:58.720 No, just I need to get going and get ready.
01:01:01.820 I'm going to list this turd stock thing in one hour exactly, 5 p.m. Eastern time.
01:01:09.360 John Rich said he won't be able to put it on his thing until he lands.
01:01:12.120 He's going to be in midair on a flight.
01:01:14.160 So you won't be seeing it on his page.
01:01:16.980 You'll have to come to my page, and he'll retweet mine once he lands.
01:01:20.120 Oh, fantastic.
01:01:21.440 oh you guys get ready get set get going I'm just gonna post it and say here it is and that's it
01:01:27.320 so oh I just hope everybody that wants to go knows it's at five o'clock and because there's
01:01:33.500 there's some heartbreak there too if you can't get your ticket so anyway best of luck it's live
01:01:39.680 streamed at least so you get to watch it there that's good too that definitely is good that you
01:01:44.300 have that because that's a lot of fun to watch you don't miss a lot but there's nothing like
01:01:48.340 being there so hopefully you can get in all right well that's it for us today you all be safe
01:01:54.500 be kind to one another and we will see you later bye
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