In the Litter Box - November 10, 2026


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00:01:58.980 Today is Tuesday, November 10th, 2026, episode number 1133.
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00:02:13.240 You are in the litter box with Jules and Cat Turd.
00:02:17.080 Hey there, Cat.
00:02:17.900 How are you?
00:02:19.000 Hey, hey, hey.
00:02:19.920 What's going on?
00:02:21.680 I see you're still feeling puny today.
00:02:24.120 I'm getting there, though.
00:02:25.520 I mean, I'm really trying.
00:02:26.720 I'm so much better than I was on Saturday.
00:02:28.940 If that's the bar, then I'm doing a lot better. 0.97
00:02:31.620 Like I said, if you listen to that show at the very end, it was so pathetic. 0.95
00:02:36.160 There was nothing left. 0.98
00:02:38.020 There was just nothing there.
00:02:39.600 It was like a little squeak and that was it.
00:02:43.060 Just gave out, you know.
00:02:45.040 But speaking of not giving out, looks like we have some breaking news here in the litter box.
00:02:50.600 Breaking Jim Jordan reportedly wins the vote to become the next House Republican leader, defeating Steve Scalise, 106 to 73.
00:03:05.200 Yep. Strongly worded.
00:03:07.960 Strongly worded letter.
00:03:10.520 Email is going to be hell.
00:03:12.780 Isn't that crazy?
00:03:14.600 That's what we have.
00:03:16.520 And so, yeah, a little shift.
00:03:19.200 Well, at least Mike Johnson, like, stepped down from consideration.
00:03:22.500 John Thune's in there trying to rush secret votes and put himself back in there.
00:03:26.820 Oh, and most likely he's going to because he's going to be running unopposed.
00:03:31.200 So, I mean, he, this guy's a Democrat plant, man, I'm telling you.
00:03:35.620 He's done everything he can to destroy the Trump agenda, and he's going to continue to do it.
00:03:40.560 I really am ready for us to primary him in the biggest landslide ever.
00:03:46.080 Oh, he's going to lose his primary in a landslide in two years.
00:03:48.980 There's no doubt about that. But the damage is already done.
00:03:51.740 Well, he did it for this second term at the very straight up at the very beginning, the first two years of the second term.
00:03:57.740 I mean, he derailed everything that President Trump was doing.
00:04:02.000 So, yeah, I mean, all they have to do right now to get the hundred ninety things and judges in is just go and recess for a day and let him just do sweep everything.
00:04:10.900 And they won't even do it. I hate this people. I hate that John Thune as much as I hate Nancy Pelosi.
00:04:18.880 If not worse.
00:04:20.860 I mean, it's just so bad. 0.99
00:04:22.480 I mean, they're worthless. 0.73
00:04:23.540 No one in the Bible would vote for them.
00:04:25.400 I mean, I would much rather. 0.99
00:04:26.920 Vote for what?
00:04:28.300 Exactly.
00:04:29.440 You've got somebody like Thune who is truly just, I mean, I would rather know what I'm dealing with with a Democrat than what I have going on with Thune.
00:04:39.540 Thune is just an absolute sellout.
00:04:43.220 You know the lobbyists are on him.
00:04:44.860 And he just, he has no shame either.
00:04:47.660 He takes no responsibility.
00:04:49.980 He slithers.
00:04:51.920 Literally.
00:04:52.460 You watch him.
00:04:53.640 And, I mean, here he is with his sun-tanned self,
00:04:56.520 and he's acting like he doesn't have a care in the world.
00:04:58.680 He hasn't done anything, so why should he?
00:05:01.140 Because he's not doing anything.
00:05:03.420 He's literally just filling a seat.
00:05:06.260 That is it.
00:05:07.040 And he is derailing everything that the base wants.
00:05:10.680 He's trying to destroy what is left of MAGA.
00:05:14.120 what he doesn't understand is that there is maca it is still very much alive and well
00:05:23.000 probably angrier than you've ever seen them and this space is not going to bow or kowtale down
00:05:29.640 to anybody like thune ever or the rhinos they think that the there's an opening for the bush 0.81
00:05:35.800 dynasty to return because as you know the bush were the bushes were very engaged with the ken
00:05:42.480 paxton you know that whole election and they were lending their support even if it meant
00:05:50.220 voting for talafrico that's how bad it got they were so angry about cornyn about the people saying
00:05:57.420 no to him that they said all right well we're just going to jump on the next bus even if that
00:06:03.500 bus isn't our bus unreal but again mike johnson at least he knew he said hey you know what we got
00:06:10.920 be real bad i'm gonna go ahead and step and he wasn't even the problem right it was thune it's
00:06:16.100 always thune i mean what you what you saw with with johnson he was getting things done he was
00:06:21.760 getting things passed he did a good he did you know as much as i didn't want him in there he did
00:06:26.160 a good job he got everything that he wanted passed and got it over to the senate where it 0.97
00:06:30.360 sat there on thune's butt crack oh it's just it's so it's so disgusting well i got this news right 0.94
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00:07:21.980 about. Yes, this is a very big deal. I mean, there's a lot of things that are going on and
00:07:29.140 I think there's a lot of favorable things, right? Because especially like when you have something
00:07:34.300 happen this seismic with a party they now know that they've got to move they have got to change
00:07:43.500 and honestly the fact that no one is running against Thune it tells me a lot in and of itself
00:07:51.880 if you really think about it I mean there must not be anybody else up there so they don't think
00:07:59.300 a lot of each other I mean if we had if we had a say in it we would certainly have an opinion on
00:08:04.240 who was stronger and more in line with our values to run in that position.
00:08:10.460 But they are going for the same guy.
00:08:13.540 Well, Rick Scott did try.
00:08:15.620 Remember, he was the only one that threw his hat in the first time.
00:08:20.080 He's telling everybody right now, stay in.
00:08:22.800 Why are y'all going on vacation? 0.98
00:08:24.000 You've been on vacation for the last two damn months. 0.97
00:08:26.660 And he's trying to say, stay. 0.99
00:08:28.920 Get all the president's agenda done.
00:08:30.800 We can still do it.
00:08:32.320 And then here comes Thune.
00:08:33.320 and he wants everybody to go home.
00:08:35.180 It's the wildest thing I've ever seen.
00:08:38.920 You know they're working today, and that's it?
00:08:41.200 Oh, yeah, they're gone again.
00:08:43.160 They were gone 46 days.
00:08:45.480 They worked yesterday and half a day today,
00:08:47.480 and they're leaving again.
00:08:48.900 Yes.
00:08:50.700 Is that not just the biggest slap in the face?
00:08:53.960 It is.
00:08:54.660 It's not like they're going to go and work.
00:08:57.200 That's not a slap in the face.
00:08:58.200 That's a kick in the nuts, even if you don't have nuts.
00:09:00.580 Well, here's the thing.
00:09:01.860 They could have said,
00:09:02.620 all right you know what we're going to do we're going to go on some kind of retreat we're going
00:09:05.680 to regroup we're going to work together we're going to figure this whole thing out we are going
00:09:10.000 to come up with a really great no they're going home to their families they're like whoa okay
00:09:16.480 well we came back just in time just to see the results of the election and off they go again
00:09:21.100 they are the reason they are the results of the election they're the reason why we got the results
00:09:28.100 that we did like i said there is not one person that i know that wanted to vote for anybody on
00:09:33.380 the republican ticket honestly in the senate for sure because uh because they do nothing
00:09:42.420 they're they're buckle down because if they win it they they're gonna have huge majorities
00:09:46.900 they are if they get the presidents in 2028 this country's done man it's over they are
00:09:52.180 the do nothings that is all y'all are gonna be shut down too and me too they're gonna shut down
00:09:56.740 the actual rest of Elon. They're going to do all that stuff. Well, they've got a huge sweeping deal
00:10:03.340 right now. And here's the thing. I mean, you can't argue with what we have going on because it's so
00:10:08.560 massive. But you've got socialist mayors and they are controlling major cities. So what you're
00:10:15.400 talking about is not that far away. The Democrats are advancing efforts to eliminate the electoral
00:10:22.300 college socialist mayors they now lead new york los angeles seattle and washington d sleazy
00:10:29.720 so the presidential elections without the electoral college would be decided by voters in large
00:10:36.900 cities well now they're talking about the fact that the democrat midterm seat losses
00:10:42.620 fit historical patterns that are seen under these prior administrations and so what are they going
00:10:49.740 to try to do, that they're going to try to move to end the Electoral College. You've heard the
00:10:56.000 whispers about it before. And they're not far from being able to do it. I mean, all of these
00:11:02.280 things are a possibility, making sure that they, you know, flood the Supreme Court with extra
00:11:08.520 justices. All of these things are now on the table as a result. And then you got Massey out
00:11:17.200 There? Oh, my God. Don't even get me started with that absolute piece of crap scumbag. 0.93
00:11:22.960 That guy is just a full-blown rejection. That's all it is. He is trying to trash the kitchen on 1.00
00:11:29.780 the way out. That's it. And I thought that Pete Hegseth handled today beautifully. I really did.
00:11:37.680 I was most impressed with him. I really was. I mean, he started listing the accomplishments.
00:11:44.500 he really pointed to him as the crackerjack that he is meaning Massey I mean he truly took the
00:11:53.800 podium and he started talking about all the things that people wanted to hear this happened at eight
00:11:59.320 o'clock this morning in a pentagon briefing room I mean the lights were up you had the chairs that
00:12:05.700 were full the whole press corps was in there with their pens out and the secretary of war of the
00:12:13.180 United States, he walked in with the articles of impeachment hanging off of his name. And he does
00:12:20.400 not send a statement at all. He doesn't send a spokesman. He doesn't put out one of those three
00:12:26.440 paragraph things at four in the afternoon on a Friday that nobody is ever supposed to read.
00:12:30.660 He came himself at eight in the morning on the clock in the room. That is what he did.
00:12:36.800 It was the first press conference that he has held since May, and he picked this week to hold it.
00:12:45.600 Mad respect for him.
00:12:47.020 So when you think about that, I mean, first off, he knew exactly what he had to do.
00:12:52.500 He had, and we're going to jump past all of the, you know, straight to the, you know, people that are just going to want to shout about it.
00:13:00.640 but there is a playbook for a cabinet secretary with an impeachment resolution aimed at his chest
00:13:09.080 and every single page of that playbook it says the exact same thing they say you go quiet you
00:13:15.680 let the lawyers talk you cancel your availability you suddenly have a scheduling conflict about
00:13:21.980 nine weeks you know for about nine weeks you won't be able to see anybody or talk to anybody
00:13:26.040 and you put out a line about respecting the process and then you go behind hide behind the
00:13:31.600 building i mean that's generally how something like this goes i mean that is what the people
00:13:36.380 filing the paper are truly counting on not him i mean quiet is the point and so that's the
00:13:43.740 whole thing to understand before we go into what he actually said and that and now he wants to vote 0.89
00:13:51.060 and all eight of us are separately oh this is what this is what's so ridiculous about massey 0.99
00:13:58.120 massey looks exactly what he is and that is just a beaten loser dork yes a beaten down thrown out 1.00
00:14:06.780 of office congressman that's all it is just just just an absolute scumbag i go back to a man i saw 1.00
00:14:15.260 through that guy i had to be one of the first to see through the guy because i'm telling you 0.92
00:14:19.720 And I went against him so hard when everybody was, oh, he's Mr. Principles.
00:14:25.080 I lost like 10,000 followers in a days. 1.00
00:14:27.240 And now nobody, I don't know one person that don't want to puke nails every time they look or hear his stupid gay ass voice. 1.00
00:14:36.820 Oh, yeah. 1.00
00:14:37.720 I mean, so many people. 1.00
00:14:38.480 And don't even give me started about his personal life, what a scumbag he is. 1.00
00:14:42.520 Oh, yeah. 0.99
00:14:42.980 What I liked, though, I mean, when you look at the two together, I mean, here you've got this sleazy congressman that just got it voted out.
00:14:50.320 And then you look at Hegseth, who invited everybody to come in the day before, loaded for bear.
00:14:57.480 He made the announcement the day before, and then he told the ambush to basically bring more guns.
00:15:04.540 He said, I'll see you tomorrow.
00:15:06.020 I mean, and then he walked up to the podium and he took it.
00:15:08.660 So, I mean, you look at the sleazy guy that got voted out of office, you know, he's just
00:15:13.680 trying to trash the kitchen.
00:15:15.240 And then you've got this amazingly, you know, talented, articulate, you start talking about
00:15:21.840 the whole thing that he's being accused of.
00:15:26.060 Article one is the spine of the whole thing.
00:15:28.880 And it is the War Powers Resolution of 1973.
00:15:32.580 Not a piece of it.
00:15:33.620 There were three pieces of it because he had written eight articles.
00:15:37.740 He cites Section 2, he cites Section 5, and he cites Section 5 again.
00:15:46.420 So Section 2, this is the one about waging war with no declaration, no statutory authorization,
00:15:54.920 no attack on the United States, and no imminent threat.
00:15:59.220 Section 5 is the one that says you comply when both houses direct that forces be removed.
00:16:06.560 section 5b is the clock 60 days to terminate with another 30 days to withdraw it if you need them
00:16:14.300 so 60 then 30 i mean that's basically the machinery that he's talking that he's pointing at
00:16:19.720 so he also cites a concurrent resolution by a number in that paperwork and we're going to leave
00:16:27.280 it at that because we're not going to tell you what the document you know what it does that we
00:16:31.200 haven't seen it. We can't cite it. We can't read it ourselves. So that is how people end up saying
00:16:36.940 things that aren't not true. But here is his charge. And I'm going to quote the first half
00:16:43.300 of his release by engaging in hostilities in Iran for more than 90 days without congressional
00:16:50.340 authorization. That is where he starts. From there, he says the secretary has violated the law
00:16:58.220 and he must be held accountable.
00:17:00.860 More than 30 days.
00:17:02.620 Now that is his number, not ours.
00:17:04.960 We're handing it to you with, you know, his name welded to it.
00:17:08.860 We did not go and find the number and hang it.
00:17:11.660 I mean, we read his page.
00:17:13.420 So, but that is Article 1, one of eight of them.
00:17:18.240 And so then this is where it actually stops being war powers in that argument
00:17:24.120 and it starts being something else entirely.
00:17:26.700 I mean, it gets wild.
00:17:27.480 he charges him with ignoring the laws on minimalizing civilian casualties he charges him
00:17:36.160 with extrajudicial killings he charges him with suppressing free speech and the name attached to
00:17:44.780 that one is a sitting united states in the field by the way this he's a traitor well he attaches
00:17:51.640 that to a sitting united states senator mark kelly suppressing free speech retaliation the paper says
00:18:02.840 for kelly speaking he charges him with kidnapping a foreign leader kidnapping now that is the word
00:18:11.740 that is on the page nicolas maduro and celia flores in an operation the resolution names
00:18:18.840 you know it uses by name operation absolute resolve and then he charges him with unlawful
00:18:27.060 war in Yemen in a second named operation operation rough rider a legal war civilian casualties
00:18:36.840 extrajudicial killing silencing a senator kidnapping and Yemen
00:18:42.800 eight articles against a trump cabinet secretary brought by in quotes a republican
00:18:52.300 right i mean this is what we have here you remember cynthia we had on our show
00:19:02.840 right she just uh posted something kind of interesting let me read it sure
00:19:08.980 i just found the timing interesting she says to start the tweet before thomas's primary i shared
00:19:16.640 my story about our relationship part of that story was that we started dating after my former
00:19:21.780 husband and i separated my former husband was active duty military and had been struggling
00:19:26.360 with substance abuse after multiple deployments thomas used his office position to pressure my
00:19:32.980 former husband's commander to issue a no contact order involving thomas and me at the time i didn't
00:19:38.180 question it then thomas's spokesperson tried to discredit my account of our relationship by
00:19:43.520 claiming i had lied about my experiences with my former husband but the transcript thomas himself
00:19:49.560 had sent me of this conversation with my former husband's commander supported what i'd said
00:19:55.060 when a lawyer posted that transcript the lawyer also raised concerns about thomas using his office
00:20:01.620 in this way that set off something i didn't i hadn't expected my understanding is that senior
00:20:08.420 military officials begin looking into what happened my former husband who had already
00:20:13.240 left the military was contacted and questioned his former commander was questioned too shortly
00:20:18.280 after thomas began going after pete heggseth could these things be completely unrelated absolutely i
00:20:24.480 don't have evidence that one caused the other but based on my own experiences with thomas i found
00:20:30.100 him extraordinarily vindictive. So I can't shake the question, did military scrutiny of his conduct
00:20:36.780 involving my family have anything to do with the hostilities he's followed? So he's just such a
00:20:42.820 scumbag. Well, he is. And let's not forget that this is the second time. I mean, he did this in 1.00
00:20:51.680 September, September 15th. I mean, it was the same office, the same letterhead, the same headline
00:20:56.840 about forcing a vote to impeach the secretary of defense same three provisions of the same 1973
00:21:04.140 statute the same eight charges down to the named operations so if you were to put both of those
00:21:12.700 press releases both of those releases side by side and if you read them against each other
00:21:17.360 line by line just so you know i did that they are the exact same document with just a new date on
00:21:24.960 top of it and don't forget pete too came out and uh endorsed his opponent that ended up beating his 0.97
00:21:34.060 ass yeah well i mean so many how many people did that so many but yeah i mean my gosh he was a 0.99
00:21:42.060 running he's a loser of scumbag creep yes he is yes he is and i'm and i and he's the last one 0.99
00:21:51.120 should be talking about creepy people in the Epstein files. I tell you, you need to look in 0.99
00:21:55.200 the mirror if you want to see one of the biggest creeps that ever lived. Well, I mean, here's the
00:21:59.180 thing. So this is not a man who learned something new at the last eight weeks. I mean, nothing
00:22:04.460 changed in that file. I mean, he ran the same thing in September. He's running it again in
00:22:09.700 November, and he will run it again after that because that is the product. That is what running
00:22:14.780 is but the filing is the whole point the vote is just an excuse for him to hold a conference a
00:22:22.580 press conference about the filing because he can't keep himself out of the news he wants to be the
00:22:29.700 news this is his last ride this is his last ride yep that's all this is about nothing has changed
00:22:38.280 He just used the exact same one from September.
00:22:44.160 It's ridiculous.
00:22:45.180 He changed the date. 0.90
00:22:46.000 That is it.
00:22:49.520 But he goes on.
00:22:52.500 I mean, he wants all of these quotes.
00:22:53.800 He wants his name in lights again.
00:22:55.400 I mean, again, trashing it on the way out.
00:22:57.440 My effort to impeach Secretary Hegseth is a much gentler version of what's coming when Democrats assume control of the House and Senate next year.
00:23:08.240 So that's what he said, a much gentler version of what's coming when the Democrats take over.
00:23:15.760 I mean, that's not a man defending the Constitution.
00:23:19.360 That is a man doing the opening act.
00:23:21.940 That's how I see it.
00:23:25.080 There's nothing righteous about what he's doing.
00:23:27.800 I mean, he's up on stage.
00:23:29.220 He's sitting there trying to warm up the room.
00:23:30.820 He's telling you the headliner is on the way and the headliner is going to hit a whole lot harder than he does
00:23:36.900 when the Democrats come
00:23:38.380 we're all supposed to just go
00:23:40.620 shaking in our seats
00:23:41.680 and he didn't let that slip in the hallway either
00:23:44.540 he did not
00:23:46.260 get caught on a hot mic
00:23:49.020 it wasn't anything like that
00:23:50.420 this guy
00:23:51.840 put it in the press release
00:23:54.480 he actually
00:23:56.480 typed that
00:23:57.480 somebody proof read it and said oh that's okay
00:24:00.760 and they all decided together that this was
00:24:02.680 a great selling point
00:24:03.740 that's the quiet part on house letterhead on purpose
00:24:13.800 and what i loved is that the secretary for his part i mean he didn't pretend not to notice he
00:24:21.260 noticed i mean he called it exactly what it is he called it a sham he called the man bringing it a
00:24:27.540 disgruntled defeated congressman and defeated is doing an awful lot of work in that sentence
00:24:34.580 because that primary is over and done the voters of kentucky they already rendered their verdict on
00:24:41.120 this gentleman i mean they looked at him and then they looked at a navy seal and they picked the
00:24:48.800 seal. Thomas Massey with my two days in basic training. It's ridiculous. He'd be crying like
00:24:57.320 the little baby he is. I mean, what I love is that Hegseth said this. He said, this is a quote
00:25:06.300 from him. It's all about the politics of personal destruction. It didn't work against President
00:25:13.360 Trump and it won't work with me. And he said, look, I'm not worried at all. And the president
00:25:19.200 point blank said, look, I'm going to stand right by him. So yeah, I mean, who are you going to go
00:25:25.340 for when you hear something like this? It's wild. And then to put a quote inside it telling you the
00:25:30.940 other team is coming and they will be meaner about it when they get here. What kind of fool 1.00
00:25:38.560 does something like that and then at the same time as a result of him saying all of this stuff 1.00
00:25:45.300 you've got the secretary of war who's calling his own press conference at eight in the morning
00:25:50.420 you know in a building at the lectern standing there taking the questions telling the room to
00:25:56.360 come loaded for bear i mean come on one of those two men wanted an empty podium and the other one
00:26:06.260 came in and filled it, and that was Hegseth. They just thought he was going to ignore it.
00:26:12.580 Massey puts it in this little release. I am so done with him. I am so done with people like him.
00:26:19.640 I'm looking at the Senate going, okay, so nobody feels like we have anything better than Thune.
00:26:26.920 Okay, so now I'm even more concerned about the Senate, because they obviously do not
00:26:32.520 think highly of themselves either take it and run with it the fact that thune is going to be able
00:26:40.220 to walk in there unopposed is the most unsettling thing ever after this after everything that he
00:26:48.340 left on the on the field and then he has the audacity to send everybody home
00:26:55.200 and then he wants to do a secret ballot where nobody even knows who voted
00:27:01.320 that's what he did before and then he wants to go home that's what he did before god he did that
00:27:08.520 guy it's so infuriating it makes just steam come out of my ears it we should be able to vote on 0.99
00:27:15.320 who runs this nobody wants your ass my god nobody i mean if you if you put a vote out right now he 0.98
00:27:24.520 he'd lose by 99 with the people what we need to do is find a candidate to primary him because i 0.99
00:27:30.900 never want to see his mug again i really don't i really don't i want him out of politics completely
00:27:36.320 i we got to find that though we've got to find that person and that person has got to start
00:27:41.420 working right now on getting the trust and the confidence in their name out there to run against
00:27:47.220 anybody a ham sandwich could run against him in south dakota in the primary and they'd win he's
00:27:51.620 he is in big time liz cheney territory right now exactly and this is when that person should come
00:27:59.060 out and be like okay i'm gonna go for this and there's one thing i mean there's there's some
00:28:04.440 silver linings on the election susan collins is gone well that's right again i don't ever have 0.98
00:28:09.520 to hear her that was stupid voice again as long as i live wasn't that just the worst i mean what 1.00
00:28:20.360 we what what she did i mean we had a sitting senator that would stab us right there in the 1.00
00:28:27.400 back I mean it's okay with the Democrats I'm used to them stabbing us in the eye but the back
00:28:31.080 every single time same thing is going to happen with Murkowski that's why this whole shake-up
00:28:37.060 is going to I believe be really great in the end but we have to just continue to work together and
00:28:42.420 we have to like somebody just needs to move to South Dakota and run against them well that has
00:28:46.980 to start now they've got to start putting the work in I looked this up one time and it was crazy and
00:28:54.140 and I haven't looked it up in a few years,
00:28:56.560 but you can move to a state
00:28:59.060 and literally be there for like two days
00:29:04.020 and you can still run as a citizen of that state in the Senate.
00:29:08.180 But if you do it for like a state Senate,
00:29:13.380 you have to live there for like four years or something.
00:29:15.760 It's crazy.
00:29:17.360 I remember I looked it up one time and I couldn't believe it.
00:29:21.400 I mean, everybody I see,
00:29:22.460 Because John Rich, he teased that he has the property up there.
00:29:27.180 And he's like, hey, you know what?
00:29:28.240 I could do it.
00:29:29.060 I could do it.
00:29:29.780 Well, do it.
00:29:30.800 Don't talk about it.
00:29:31.580 Do it.
00:29:32.440 It needs to happen.
00:29:33.880 If you're going to do it, don't get us all excited about it.
00:29:36.620 Go ahead and fill out the paperwork and get yourself in there.
00:29:40.500 We'll help with all of the support that you need from us.
00:29:43.460 But we do not want Thune.
00:29:45.140 We want serious candidates.
00:29:46.800 and it's just really this this guy heard us set us back in so many ways thune did 1.00
00:29:53.660 she's just a weakling and nothing uh now um ashley moody who won here in florida 1.00
00:30:02.360 against that crazy woman she just went on the senate floor and openly called john thune 1.00
00:30:07.820 leadership to hold the chamber in session until everything is done rather than wait out the clock 1.00
00:30:12.760 for Dems to take power.
00:30:14.180 She went off.
00:30:15.480 Well, then she needs to go ahead 1.00
00:30:16.680 and hold up her hand 1.00
00:30:17.660 and run against him.
00:30:19.000 I would love to see that.
00:30:20.280 I would love to see it.
00:30:21.140 Those that are talking about it,
00:30:22.780 I mean, you have six people.
00:30:24.080 You even have Kennedy.
00:30:25.100 You have others.
00:30:25.800 You have Mike Lee.
00:30:26.860 You have Rick Scott.
00:30:27.980 You have a few of them.
00:30:29.940 All of them can say,
00:30:31.360 okay, you know what?
00:30:32.020 I'm going to throw my hat in
00:30:33.340 and let them help
00:30:34.480 throw their hat in
00:30:35.540 and see how they do.
00:30:42.760 Because that was a major rejection of the Senate.
00:30:45.860 If he had any honor, which he doesn't, he wasn't a fraud, he would take his name out of consideration.
00:30:53.040 Mike Johnson did, and he didn't even do a bad job.
00:30:56.100 Right.
00:30:57.880 My God, we said, you know, you failed.
00:31:01.880 It'd be like you're in a baseball team.
00:31:03.440 You go, oh, and 162.
00:31:05.720 And then the next, and then you decide, hey, man, you're going to keep the coach.
00:31:11.520 well i'm loving what i'm seeing from from some people and again people are pissed well they
00:31:21.060 should be and they need to find out you know what needs to be done like i said go ahead and crowd
00:31:25.940 the field everybody throw your hat in let's see what happens then he'll get a few less votes that
00:31:32.740 way my god it's it's you talking about completely out of touch he's not worried about it though
00:31:44.480 for whatever reason he feels real good about what he's doing i mean think about this the speaker
00:31:50.120 of the house i mean he said look and he read the receipt out loud it wasn't a talking point either
00:31:55.380 it wasn't a tease it was a count he said the house passed about a thousand measures in this
00:32:02.740 in this congress and then he actually said where they went over 700 house bills
00:32:11.080 that's the whole thing he threw this is mike johnson talking he threw the senate under the bus
00:32:20.600 and they needed to be thrown you go back to the no recess appointments it was just total
00:32:28.160 look at that i mean think about that over 700 house bills i mean here are his exact words
00:32:37.140 okay this is what he actually said in the 119th congress the house republicans led in the majority
00:32:44.520 We have passed 1,000 measures out of the House, okay?
00:32:49.160 Almost 700 of them are stacked up in the hopper in the Senate right now.
00:32:56.780 Stacked up in the hopper.
00:32:59.520 Now, that is 1,000 measures voted out of one chamber.
00:33:05.600 And almost 700 of them are sitting in a pile in the other one,
00:33:10.380 going nowhere with the clock running out.
00:33:15.440 That is the Speaker of the House standing in front of the cameras in the same party as the man who runs the Senate, pointing at the Senate.
00:33:23.540 I mean, nobody made him say it.
00:33:26.260 He said it on purpose.
00:33:28.460 And then he didn't stop at the number.
00:33:30.300 He started naming the bills out loud, one after the other.
00:33:35.000 He says, we got things pending over there right now, big things, the Farm Bill, the NDAA, you got FISA, you've got reconciliation.
00:33:44.520 bill that's still sitting there we have government funding the farm bill the defense authorization
00:33:52.580 fisa reconciliation funding the government i mean those are not messaging bills those are not like
00:33:59.920 little commemorative resolutions about national pickle week that is the food supply they're not
00:34:06.620 gonna get and they couldn't get any of it through right now because you got the you got all these
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00:34:59.560 I mean, and he said,
00:35:01.860 didn't even pass a Senate, a single appropriations bill.
00:35:07.720 This is what Mike Johnson said,
00:35:10.080 that the Senate did not even pass a single appropriations bill,
00:35:14.560 not a single one.
00:35:17.860 Twelve of them exist.
00:35:19.320 I mean, that's the job.
00:35:20.340 That is the part of the job that you cannot delegate.
00:35:22.400 I mean, you cannot outsource it,
00:35:23.700 and you cannot explain away at the leadership breakfast.
00:35:26.280 I mean, not a single one.
00:35:28.660 so he described his own chamber as one of the most productive chambers the most productive
00:35:36.860 houses in the history of the institution certainly in the modern era that's was a
00:35:41.820 quote from him and then he described the other chamber in two words a stone wall
00:35:49.340 if it felt like it that's because that's how everybody sees it
00:35:58.860 i mean and the thing about it is you know i mean here you have to be honest i mean you've got
00:36:08.840 the the senate democrats they refused to move any legislation at all they did not want to give the
00:36:14.280 president and the Republicans and he wins it all. I mean, that is true. So that's not an excuse
00:36:18.920 because a minority refusing to cooperate is the most predictable thing in Washington. We've done 0.95
00:36:23.600 this since the beginning of time, it feels like. I mean, it's just the weather. It happens every
00:36:28.580 single Congress. But leadership exists precisely because the other side will not help you.
00:36:35.560 But don't be shocked, you know, that the opposition opposed you. I mean, that was their
00:36:40.260 whole job we had republicans senators men and women that were up there siding with the democrats
00:36:48.540 almost every single time on core issues and the question is what the leader does on something like
00:36:56.120 that and the speaker made his position very clear that the house will and he said we will stay here
00:37:03.740 around the clock if necessary around the clock and here we've got soon saying oh go on home to
00:37:12.920 your families it's the holidays you've been off since the middle they've been off basically since
00:37:21.460 july i mean and the reason why it matters today is and not next spring is the calendar
00:37:33.720 lender because the majorities end on January 3rd. January 3rd. I mean, that's 2027. That is the date
00:37:42.700 that the actual keys get handed over. So everything in that hopper does not move before then does not
00:37:50.540 become a near miss. It becomes nothing. It evaporates. We lose all of that. All of that
00:37:56.240 goes back to zero and the next Congress starts from a blank sheet with somebody else holding
00:38:02.520 the gavel that's where we are right now think about that 700 bills seven weeks of a calendar
00:38:11.100 give or take one chamber saying they will sleep at the capitol if that's what it takes
00:38:16.960 and the other one saying go home and mott johnson to be honest with you should he should just stay
00:38:22.620 minority he should have just stayed minority jim jordan's worthless and then thune should
00:38:27.900 have been out. So it's the very opposite of what's going on.
00:38:32.400 I mean, I...
00:38:34.140 Jim Jordan's a joke,
00:38:36.160 man. He just sits up there
00:38:37.840 and cries, but he'll never do nothing.
00:38:40.700 He reminds me of Trey
00:38:41.740 Gowdy a lot.
00:38:43.760 Big, big talk, big, big talk,
00:38:45.660 nothing. Wow.
00:38:47.700 It is what
00:38:49.300 it's going to shape out to be. It's really
00:38:51.920 disappointing, the whole
00:38:53.860 thing. It's disappointing
00:38:56.200 because as much as
00:38:57.820 It's like you've got this elephant in the room, literally, and Thune's the guy that should go.
00:39:03.980 And everybody knows it, and nobody is going to throw their hat in.
00:39:08.420 Like I said, anybody that is saying, hey, you know what, we need to just kind of throw their hat in right now.
00:39:13.340 Just say, hey, you know what, I'm going to run, I'm going to run, I'm going to run and see where we land.
00:39:19.020 And the fact that they're not making it public just is another slap in the face to every single person
00:39:24.020 that has put these people in that position.
00:39:29.240 We should have transparency.
00:39:32.960 And it would make a difference.
00:39:37.620 They could get, they, they, they're, these,
00:39:40.880 if Alaska falls in them, they'll have 50 sits.
00:39:43.740 If they ever get 60, 0.73
00:39:45.860 which could happen easily in the next election
00:39:47.980 and the presidency, 0.90
00:39:49.280 they'll have a super majority in the Senate
00:39:51.020 and then they can change everything. 0.60
00:39:52.860 Oh, yeah.
00:39:53.560 It all can change. I mean, they can destroy the whole country in five seconds flat then, and they will.
00:40:03.680 I mean, think about this. Federal voter ID, border enforcement, sanctuary cities, a ban on members of Congress trading stocks, energy permitting, and at least a trillion dollars in spending reductions.
00:40:19.980 Plus one more demand, and that was the one with the teeth that nobody, you know, gets home until it's addressed.
00:40:26.280 and now you've got you hold all of that together and you say okay you look at what's going on in
00:40:35.120 the senate calendar for today leadership elections i mean today's the 10th they're voting on who
00:40:41.260 runs the place and thank goodness you had a few people that said hang on you know postpone it not
00:40:48.460 forever but just long enough to sit in a room and talk about what happened in this election
00:40:52.300 where it's going i mean before anybody gets handed the gavel again you would think we would have a
00:40:58.380 conversation wow and then not only that i mean it's so infuriating i just i was so mad today
00:41:08.860 i was like oh my god well it is for everybody it it truly is because i mean look at what they're
00:41:15.740 leaving out on the table. But one thing that happened, I mean, you know, you've got all of
00:41:24.200 this going on, but then there is also the other side. There is a Senate seat that's about to open
00:41:31.580 up down there. Marsha Blackburn, who won the governor's race on November 3rd, she becomes the
00:41:38.380 first woman to be governor of Tennessee. And she has said that she intends to stay in her Senate
00:41:45.500 seat until she is sworn in as governor in January, which means she gets to pick her own replacement.
00:41:53.900 So not a primary, not a committee. I mean, whoever she names gets to hold that seat until the voters
00:42:00.580 settle in in 2028 so there is a short list and one of the names on it is congressman tim burchette
00:42:10.100 now on monday there was a report that went up that claimed
00:42:16.420 senate leadership is working behind the scenes to keep burchette out of that seat
00:42:22.260 now it rests on an unnamed source but I find it very credible anyway this the whole mere idea of
00:42:32.060 it because I love Burchette and it seems like whenever I really like somebody that I feel is
00:42:37.180 doing the work of the people they become enemy and target number one when it comes to the swamp
00:42:42.580 but yeah I mean the majority leader has not spoken with Blackburn as far as I know that's
00:42:49.920 what the sources say but that she has not even started the formal interviews to start interviewing
00:42:56.740 people for that seat but what I can tell you with all of the rumor mill going on is I can read what
00:43:04.760 Burchette said in his own mouth on tape where everybody can hear it because that's the part
00:43:11.100 that's not in dispute. He said that he was told the reason leadership did not want him in the
00:43:18.080 Senate was that he would
00:43:19.900 not do what leadership told him
00:43:22.000 to do.
00:43:23.680 And when he was asked about it, this was his
00:43:26.000 answer. He said,
00:43:28.400 I love the
00:43:29.940 fact that he is not for me.
00:43:33.900 Those were his exact words.
00:43:37.420 Tim Bershett
00:43:38.060 said about Thune, and I
00:43:39.880 love the fact that he is not
00:43:41.980 for me.
00:43:46.360 Yeah.
00:43:48.080 That's what everybody wants.
00:43:50.500 That probably won't happen yet.
00:43:52.140 That's why, you know, it's like whenever you love somebody, when you know, when you're like, wow, I really love this guy.
00:43:58.040 He's really great.
00:43:58.720 He's outspoken.
00:43:59.540 He's doing the work of the people.
00:44:01.800 And, you know, even his videos, he's just so personable.
00:44:05.520 Thanks for sending me out here.
00:44:06.620 And you can see he's just totally beaten up at the end of the day when he would report on what they were able to do and not do, generally not be able to do because the Senate was blocking something.
00:44:16.460 but just from what I can gather
00:44:20.600 just a very sincere American
00:44:23.540 that's really trying to get things done
00:44:25.180 and he said point blank about the Curtin leadership
00:44:29.420 he said I don't think his leadership
00:44:31.340 is what we need right now in the United States Senate
00:44:33.720 and I would have to agree
00:44:35.800 and then he said the part about people that fund it
00:44:41.780 all of this stuff
00:44:43.340 he says the big boys are not for me
00:44:45.340 and when he was asked flat out whether he wants the appointment he did not do the whole thing
00:44:53.440 that they all do he did not say i am humbled i am prayerful i am weighing it with my family he said
00:44:58.900 100 god sometimes just want to put down politics for a month and go fishing
00:45:11.920 you know it's really it's just such a mess and it's because they made it i swear sometimes i
00:45:19.720 just want to say you know i'll see you guys next month i'm gonna go i know my boat and i'll be out
00:45:24.960 on it i know and a lot of people are actually doing that there are a lot of people that are
00:45:29.300 actually taking a break they really are there are a lot of podcasters that i've heard that
00:45:33.680 are saying hey you know what we're gonna step back we're gonna take some time whatever
00:45:38.520 but it just gets it gets it gets you know i mean but you have fighters too i mean you have people
00:45:52.820 i mean he basically said i would absolutely take on that role this is timber shed he's like and
00:45:57.840 if not i would absolutely run for it in two years so this is a fighter this is somebody that we want
00:46:03.520 I mean, this is somebody that Marsha Blackburn has the ability to appoint, regardless of what the slimy swamp wants.
00:46:12.120 And I certainly hope that she does it.
00:46:14.260 But he made it very clear.
00:46:15.640 I mean, he got out there and he had the conversation. 0.99
00:46:22.100 I mean, this Thune thing, it's just you can't do a bigger slap in the face to the people. 1.00
00:46:28.820 Well, it's true. 1.00
00:46:29.480 I mean, it's bad enough. 0.97
00:46:30.480 we lost we're going to lose all these personal freedoms because you are cowards well thune wants
00:46:37.900 us to the lot of these people want us to lose those personal freedoms because we call them
00:46:42.220 no way he's not a plant there's no way he's not a democrat plant deep state plant to try to destroy
00:46:47.960 trump there's no way at this point he's not well this is these are the reasons mainly why they
00:46:54.260 don't want somebody like a burchette in there i mean when you ask burchette what he would actually
00:46:58.940 do with the Senate seat? You know what he said? He said the Senate needs somebody willing to stand
00:47:04.020 up and name the members who are sitting on legislation the House already passed. Name them
00:47:10.300 publicly by name. And then you go back to what I was just telling you about, the grievances with
00:47:18.280 Mike Johnson. Almost 700 House bills in the hopper, not one appropriations bill and a stone wall.
00:47:28.940 this is what we're talking about here
00:47:35.080 it's just
00:47:39.600 and that is exactly what he is talking about that's what
00:47:44.880 burchette is talking about i mean here you've got
00:47:48.920 you know the speaker who counted it this week from a podium
00:47:52.620 you've got a congressman on the short list for that senate seat
00:47:56.940 who says the fix is to read the names of the people you know the pile is sitting with
00:48:03.700 i mean he has already run that play once he went after taxpayer money flowing to the taliban through
00:48:11.780 non-governmental organizations and his approach was not a strongly worded letter
00:48:18.160 it was to say out loud who was blocking it mobert lost yeah
00:48:25.900 yeah she went out there and jumped up down for massy i knew that was in for her
00:48:35.220 when that happened that was the end
00:48:37.380 yeah 0.96
00:48:40.080 all the stir sticks are gone oh they they're acting like they won that it's because of them
00:48:50.920 which which is of course the the position that you know that they would take their egos are
00:48:55.280 so inflated. They think that they had
00:48:57.540 everything to do with this,
00:48:59.680 which I laugh at.
00:49:02.400 If you think Marjorie
00:49:03.720 Taylor Greene and Tucker and 1.00
00:49:05.240 Alex Jones and all these damn con artists 1.00
00:49:07.660 and carnival barker 1.00
00:49:09.440 fake people are going to pull 1.00
00:49:11.520 some kind of can out of their ass and they're going to 1.00
00:49:13.520 win without the MAGA vote or the 1.00
00:49:15.260 voter of just normal people like us, 0.98
00:49:17.800 they're crazy. 0.97
00:49:20.100 They're never going to have anybody 0.98
00:49:21.560 that's going to get any kind of...
00:49:23.100 They couldn't win a primary if they tried.
00:49:25.280 They could all get together and push one candidate.
00:49:28.020 It's not going to happen. 1.00
00:49:31.660 I mean, they always end up with these idiots like Fishback, 1.00
00:49:35.900 who the hell that con artist is, can't get 10% primary. 1.00
00:49:40.900 You got all these other people, Matt Gaetz, quitter. 0.59
00:49:46.380 You know, all you guys together, you're getting together some over 10%.
00:49:51.800 Nobody likes you guys.
00:49:53.560 You live in a bubble. 1.00
00:49:55.280 nobody likes you man you're all off-putting as hell every one of you man suck can't stand to 1.00
00:50:02.400 even look at you nobody wants to hear life in the a day in the life of marjorie taylor green 0.99
00:50:08.120 remember that calamity that lasted one episode was the most embarrassing thing i have ever seen
00:50:14.820 i i could not even sit through it and then you know red alert nuclear war is happening you're
00:50:21.800 all gonna die but before you die buy my vitamins yeah please that way you'll be healthy when hell
00:50:30.360 fired down nation and red alert death happens tomorrow it's wild it really is but here's the 0.96
00:50:37.740 thing there are a lot of people and apparently they are trying to reshuffle their decks too
00:50:42.420 the democrats know that they're gonna have a tough time with the candidates that they're presenting
00:50:47.040 right now they're going to have a tough time with the presidency and so that's really where they're
00:50:52.840 on the lookout because they want to capture everything these influencers i mean i've said
00:51:01.040 this before they they they have these big events these big whatever events cpac and all these 0.96
00:51:08.380 conservative events and i'm telling you it's the most cutthroat crap you've ever seen in your life
00:51:13.920 behind the scenes you have no idea all these people want to be influencers all these people 0.98
00:51:18.840 want to be have the best podcast and make the big money and then do this and be famous and go around
00:51:24.880 taking selfies together it is i'm telling you don't doubt me on this you i wouldn't i never go
00:51:32.820 to these things man i i heard people before i could ever go to one i could hear the people
00:51:37.720 complaining and who's gonna get a booth here and who's gonna get a booth there
00:51:42.100 a lot of these people you listen to
00:51:45.520 and have listened to for years
00:51:47.420 take notes
00:51:48.220 that's why when I have an event
00:51:50.760 we have an event about music
00:51:52.660 there's not one ego there
00:51:54.240 everybody can go talk to you
00:51:55.360 if you want to go up and talk to John Rich
00:51:56.620 if you want to go up and talk to me
00:51:57.720 no matter who you are
00:51:59.140 everybody's the same
00:52:00.940 it's all about music and love
00:52:02.860 and togetherness
00:52:03.840 there's no backstabbing
00:52:05.660 there's no ladder climbing
00:52:07.400 there's no egos
00:52:08.620 we need to have more events like that
00:52:11.780 to be honest with you, because it's so much fun.
00:52:14.140 Well, this is
00:52:15.420 unfortunately politics.
00:52:17.860 And it has been the beast.
00:52:19.060 All these doomer, grifter people, these people are out to get rich.
00:52:21.640 They've never even had a real job in their lives. 0.99
00:52:24.260 Yeah.
00:52:24.880 Half of them are trust fund babies.
00:52:28.980 I mean, my God,
00:52:29.940 these people, I mean, Megan,
00:52:31.240 how do people listen to Tucker anymore?
00:52:33.260 Megan Caley, Alex Jones, any of these people, man.
00:52:36.700 They go with the wind.
00:52:38.420 Whatever's popular at the time.
00:52:39.840 Do you see how quick they turned on the Republican Party just as soon as the Republican Party lost the midterms?
00:52:46.040 They're all about, ah, Trump, see, they'll turn on Trump, anybody.
00:52:49.860 They don't care about anything.
00:52:51.180 They don't care about the country.
00:52:52.780 Almost none of them's ever served in the military, never served anything a day in their lives besides getting themselves filthy rich.
00:52:59.480 Megyn Kelly's worth hundreds of millions.
00:53:01.360 Tucker's worth hundreds of millions.
00:53:03.560 All of them, man.
00:53:04.740 But here's the thing about them.
00:53:06.360 They're not consistent.
00:53:07.640 So as quickly as they turned on the Republicans, they'll be back to turn against the Democrats.
00:53:13.660 It's how they move.
00:53:15.620 It's their shape.
00:53:16.940 That's who they are.
00:53:18.840 It started before.
00:53:21.060 I mean, it started months ago.
00:53:22.600 And even worse, and the people don't know anything, the Joe Rogans and the Theo or whatever his name is.
00:53:28.600 Vaughn.
00:53:29.200 Yeah.
00:53:30.920 Anything that's popular, that's it.
00:53:34.580 Right.
00:53:35.160 Oh, they didn't love Trump.
00:53:36.860 They loved Trump when he was winning and then, you know, something happens.
00:53:41.000 Ah, no, I like this person.
00:53:43.580 They have no morals.
00:53:46.160 They're not consistent.
00:53:48.000 They're there to make big, giant money, and that's it.
00:53:52.180 They've been doing this forever.
00:53:54.540 We saw this with President Trump's first term.
00:53:57.360 You saw the snap back with Megyn Kelly.
00:54:00.640 Then you saw her snap, too, and then you saw her snap back.
00:54:04.040 You're not going to change these people. 0.65
00:54:05.460 She did the whole show.
00:54:06.640 They're not even worth it.
00:54:07.740 They're not even worth talking about. 1.00
00:54:08.840 Megyn Kelly did a whole show on trans kids with trans children there, you know, getting their junk cut off at 10 years old. 1.00
00:54:15.520 That's when she was at NBC. 0.98
00:54:16.780 Y'all were so brave.
00:54:18.100 Y'all were so brave.
00:54:20.160 That's when she was trying to pull over an audience.
00:54:24.380 And don't give me a story on Candace Owens. 1.00
00:54:25.900 How anybody can listen to that vile, hateful, weird, can't even complete a sentence, weirdo, I don't even know, hateful demon. 1.00
00:54:34.940 How anybody can listen to her. 1.00
00:54:36.900 I have no idea.
00:54:37.920 She's just off-putting.
00:54:39.400 I can't watch her for five seconds.
00:54:40.940 This is the way she talks, squints her eyes.
00:54:44.000 It's just, ugh.
00:54:46.000 How anybody can stand and listen to her.
00:54:48.980 Well, I mean, the thing is, is that people right now,
00:54:52.020 and I think this is what people need, is that we need solutions.
00:54:56.960 We need to start focusing on the solutions.
00:54:59.820 Because you burn the house down, you have to build it back up.
00:55:03.000 And we have to figure out a way to do that.
00:55:06.100 And right now with Thune saying, okay, well, I'm going to be, you know, I'm going to be
00:55:10.820 the Senate minority leader this time around after he burned the house down.
00:55:15.960 What we say in response is we're going to find somebody to primary you.
00:55:21.260 We're going to start finding really great candidates and we're going to start building
00:55:25.020 this house up.
00:55:25.780 So y'all can go ahead and vote without anybody knowing that you're voting for him all day
00:55:30.460 long.
00:55:30.680 you can cloak yourselves in in inside in quiet darkness whatever so we don't get to see but we
00:55:36.700 see you see that that's the difference we actually see the fact that they keep putting this man in
00:55:42.480 so it's going to be up to us to find really great primary people that can run in the primary and
00:55:50.000 and win take that seat from him put somebody new in there and then hopefully we're able to get
00:55:58.240 somebody that that really cares a senator scott or some of the others mike lee i'm very impressed
00:56:05.120 with mike lee and some of the other guys i i think and gals i mean but we have to start somewhere
00:56:12.520 right now they can all go out as far as i'm concerned if you if you vote for thune or you
00:56:19.140 don't at least have the balls to run against him right now you're all gone i'm done with it's the
00:56:24.100 senators man all of them it really feels that way because it's like couldn't get it i am exactly 0.98
00:56:29.820 the senate is just you know if one of you don't step up and run if you are not out the microphones
00:56:35.340 right now saying there's no way we can have this man run this conference he didn't do anything for
00:56:39.420 two years if you don't have the balls to do that right now you i wouldn't know i hope you all get 0.93
00:56:44.940 out all of you every last one of you the 50 something 40 something that we have left you 0.99
00:56:51.340 all go, for all I can say. 1.00
00:56:53.340 You can all get primaried out.
00:56:55.240 You know what's great, though, is that we do have
00:56:57.540 an incredible president.
00:56:59.560 And thank God, literally
00:57:01.640 for him. Because
00:57:03.340 he has really, he's got
00:57:05.640 a whole new way that he is going
00:57:07.500 to work this. He's very smart.
00:57:10.640 There it is.
00:57:11.600 John Thune is re-elected, a Senate
00:57:13.320 public leader, keeping him as the head of the GOP
00:57:15.640 conference. They deserve it.
00:57:17.800 They deserve each other. And so
00:57:19.600 we have to, again, do what we do
00:57:21.840 to fix that ourselves.
00:57:24.200 We have to find somebody
00:57:25.660 that will run against him. 0.99
00:57:27.940 He's not going to do anything in the minority
00:57:29.700 just like he did nothing in the majority.
00:57:31.920 So really, I mean, it's a moot point
00:57:33.620 when you think about it.
00:57:36.420 It's really a moot point.
00:57:38.440 Oh my God.
00:57:39.700 Going to get nothing for nothing.
00:57:41.420 So good.
00:57:44.380 It's embarrassing.
00:57:45.640 Nobody wants him.
00:57:46.960 Nobody want him to begin with.
00:57:49.120 They're not listening to the people at all.
00:57:51.900 They're not listening to the base at all.
00:57:54.380 And they all should be held accountable for that.
00:57:57.200 Not just a little bit of, oh, an objection here, an objection there.
00:58:01.140 It is, and not a strongly worded letter, it is a resounding we vote you out because you're not getting the work done.
00:58:10.380 Now, whether you talk one game on one side of your mouth and then another when you vote or when you do something,
00:58:15.400 you have to be able to see through that
00:58:17.100 and we have to just have people
00:58:18.260 that are going to primary them.
00:58:23.240 We can't vote for that position.
00:58:26.500 That's the problem.
00:58:27.440 I wish we could, but we can't.
00:58:29.640 We're not allowed.
00:58:31.360 And they're not going to let you
00:58:32.320 see anything either.
00:58:37.060 Now we can draw our own conclusions, but...
00:58:41.320 Wild.
00:58:45.400 unbelievable really so now can they go on vacation now i mean is that what they voted for so they
00:58:51.460 could go back on vacation okay i'm sure they will yeah so that was the big vote not let's get work
00:58:59.180 done the 700 in the popper in the hopper wow geez yes yes so it is just it i've never seen
00:59:13.660 like it oh I have I have and I've seen it nastier I when they then it was the
00:59:22.300 first it was President Trump's first term when they stole the election from
00:59:27.880 him because at least he's still sitting in the Oval Office when they stole the
00:59:32.680 election and they stole everything else along with it we were feeling exactly
00:59:38.680 this way this isn't as bad because at least we have President Trump and he's
00:59:42.340 He's making some changes in his administration.
00:59:44.540 They're all positive.
00:59:47.100 We've got two years and two months for veto power,
00:59:50.480 so we can keep this at bay for a long time
00:59:53.600 so everybody can take a little breath here.
00:59:55.400 It's time to start rebuilding during these two years
00:59:58.160 because we have the opportunity to.
01:00:00.640 We really do.
01:00:01.340 We have to use the time wisely.
01:00:03.100 We have to regroup.
01:00:04.560 We have to go ahead and see the people
01:00:06.480 that are going to be running for re-election in 2028.
01:00:10.240 And two of those names, I can tell you right now, Thune and Murkowski.
01:00:15.020 Now, you know what would make everybody's day here is if we were able to primary both of them and get them out of office.
01:00:23.620 That would change those frowns into smiles in about a second.
01:00:27.340 And we would feel like we were back on track.
01:00:29.360 Those are the moves that we have to make.
01:00:30.880 But we have to start working on them right now.
01:00:33.420 We have to get the people that have been hurting us, that have been the walls, the stone walls.
01:00:37.900 We have to get them out of the way, and we have to pave the way for people that we know are going to do the work for us.
01:00:43.620 That's our job.
01:00:45.540 So, on that note, it's been a long show.
01:00:51.380 Yeah, on that note, John Thune's in again.
01:00:53.980 Well, again, we've got both of their names are names that we can answer to in 2028, and we can put in what we want to do with that.
01:01:03.820 So, we can get rid of them.
01:01:05.700 We can primary them.
01:01:06.600 they are up for re-election and we won't get another six years of them we will be able to
01:01:13.260 here's jonathan's statement if you all want to read it before you go i appreciate the opportunity
01:01:17.180 to have an open honest and transparent conversation with my colleagues today and i'm honored to have
01:01:22.200 their continued trust and support to lead the senate republican conference and the 120th
01:01:27.780 congress i'm proud of what this republican team has accomplished together if you just want to
01:01:33.380 keep getting more mad and we will remain united in our commitment to advance conservative
01:01:41.660 principles working with president trump and our colleagues in the house and holding the line
01:01:46.340 against democrats efforts to enact their far left liberal agenda agenda we have important work ahead
01:01:52.300 of us and i look forward to serving alongside my colleagues on behalf of american people
01:01:58.200 so let's go on vacation now
01:02:00.360 and do nothing for the next two months
01:02:01.980 what a joke
01:02:03.920 that's that
01:02:09.860 anyway
01:02:12.120 there you have it folks
01:02:13.300 the Republican Party
01:02:14.600 and exactly why they lost
01:02:16.820 well you've got
01:02:18.300 I mean
01:02:20.520 the crazy thing is
01:02:22.380 that it really has gone
01:02:24.040 full tilt
01:02:25.260 tilt. You've got Thune
01:02:27.420 and Jordan.
01:02:31.500 Wow.
01:02:32.900 Here's a funny tweet. We'll leave on something funny.
01:02:35.580 Insurrection Bobby just said,
01:02:36.940 Massey's just mad that Pete Hegseth looks like
01:02:39.200 Pete Hegseth, and Massey looks 0.97
01:02:41.300 like McDonald's french fries on day 16.
01:02:44.360 Oh, gosh.
01:02:45.600 I'm going to be really happy
01:02:47.200 when I don't have to hear the word Massey.
01:02:49.120 The name Massey again.
01:02:51.080 He's just a flea.
01:02:52.420 okay so that's it for us today everybody
01:02:56.200 I hope you
01:02:57.800 hang in there everybody
01:02:58.740 I hope you all have a wonderful rest of your day
01:03:02.680 you all be safe
01:03:04.140 be kind to one another
01:03:05.600 and we will see you later
01:03:08.240 bye
01:03:22.420 We'll be right back.
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