In the Litter Box - November 12, 2026


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00:01:30 Hello, hello, hello.
00:01:55 Today is Thursday, November 12th, 2026, episode number 1135.
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00:02:09 You are in the litter box with Jules and Cat Turd.
00:02:13 Hey there, Cat. How are you?
00:02:15 Hey, hey, hey.
00:02:16 How goes it?
00:02:18 Oh, another day.
00:02:19 My goodness.
00:02:21 Lord, it's hard to even be online these days. 1.00
00:02:23 There's so many idiots. 1.00
00:02:24 there's a lot of those for sure but i'll tell you what not as many as there are in our own party 1.00
00:02:31 it doesn't seem today's show is called release the kraken and my goodness what kennedy came out
00:02:38 and started talking about the problems with our own party tells you pretty much what that's all
00:02:44 about i mean it's not like we pulled this out of a movie or something you have a sitting member
00:02:49 of his administration
00:02:51 typed it out in public
00:02:53 with his own name on it
00:02:54 about the people
00:02:56 in the United States Senate
00:02:58 who sat in the room
00:02:59 and told them
00:03:00 what they were going to block.
00:03:03 I mean, he named the things
00:03:05 that they threatened
00:03:06 and, you know,
00:03:07 so they have been
00:03:09 with President Trump's administration
00:03:12 blocking them
00:03:13 at every single corner.
00:03:16 Oh, no.
00:03:17 All the way.
00:03:19 They're out there bragging, we did 41 judges today.
00:03:22 Why couldn't you have done it the last two years if you can do it in one hour?
00:03:25 Why haven't you been doing it?
00:03:28 Unreal. Unreal.
00:03:30 I'm glad that they are out there and they are speaking out about what happened
00:03:33 because people need to know exactly who's been, you know, the problem here.
00:03:40 Well, we know who it is.
00:03:41 It's Tillis and Murkowski and McConnell and Collins.
00:03:44 And we already know who it is.
00:03:46 And the threats.
00:03:49 I mean, the threats that they were making.
00:03:51 I mean, they basically said, hey, we're not going to do anything.
00:03:55 I mean, that is the wildest part of it all.
00:03:58 So I'm glad that he's exposing them for what they are.
00:04:01 He's exposing them.
00:04:02 We've already said that.
00:04:04 Purposefully been sabotaging.
00:04:06 We've been saying on the show for two years.
00:04:08 Sure.
00:04:09 Purposeful sabotage.
00:04:10 But the thing is, now you've got somebody that can prove it.
00:04:14 That they actually did it directly to.
00:04:17 And that's the beautiful part. I mean, that's what makes this really hit home is that now you've got his firsthand account of how it all went down. And he just he started to sing. I mean, all of these rhinos. He said that the Senate Republicans threatened to block his HHS nominees to obstruct the Maha agenda.
00:04:39 and he stated the Senate lost leverage after the Democrats won in November,
00:04:45 the midterm elections, of course, they did.
00:04:47 And then you have a big change in the White House.
00:04:50 You go from Wiles to Stephen Miller.
00:04:53 And now that that has changed, now you've got some open doors, it seems.
00:04:58 And then RFK Jr., he also claimed that most senators oppose change and resistance
00:05:05 and that the ones that were doing it the most were the Republicans.
00:05:10 They don't want to have to deal with a new system.
00:05:12 They like the same old, same old.
00:05:15 They're not going to go and do anything that's, you know,
00:05:18 going to shake or rattle the boat at all.
00:05:20 It proves it.
00:05:22 It's exactly what we've seen. 1.00
00:05:24 They love to be in the minority, sit around and bitch moan. 1.00
00:05:27 Well, now they have an excuse to campaign and to take your money that way 1.00
00:05:32 because, hey, we got to win, right?
00:05:34 So reach deep into your pockets and vote for us again.
00:05:38 Make sure that after that horrible performance, that you continue to donate directly into our campaigns so we can sit back and make a fortune on a hope and a prayer that they would be different the next time.
00:05:54 Police.
00:05:56 What in the world? 1.00
00:05:58 They take us all for a fool. 1.00
00:06:00 I swear they do. 1.00
00:06:02 They really do.
00:06:04 But that's exactly what this is going to be.
00:06:06 You're going to have two years of them campaigning about what they couldn't get done when they were in control.
00:06:14 And they're going to be making money while they're doing it.
00:06:17 You're going to see everything they're emailing.
00:06:19 And the Democrats are going to say that, well, these vetoed everything.
00:06:22 We couldn't get our affordability passed until we get the presidency.
00:06:26 And tap, tap, tap, dance all day long.
00:06:29 That's exactly what it's going to look like.
00:06:32 I get tired of the whole thing, the whole game up there. 1.00
00:06:34 It's just all one big piece of crap. 1.00
00:06:38 Losers up there. 1.00
00:06:39 And all they do with their tax money is just, it's all one big fraud. 1.00
00:06:43 Well, it's true.
00:06:45 I mean, it's so obvious, though.
00:06:48 The fact that the Republicans stalled on so much,
00:06:51 now they're trying to act like, hey, look at what we're doing.
00:06:53 Look at it.
00:06:53 We're motivated.
00:06:55 Uh-uh.
00:06:56 That's not going to cut it.
00:06:57 Not now.
00:06:58 i mean really so the fact of the matter is i mean when you talk about what kennedy was talking about
00:07:10 he said every time that he tried to do something robust he would get calls saying if you do that
00:07:16 we're not going to confirm your appointees so it wasn't a debate on them it wasn't a hearing it
00:07:23 wasn't a bill not a floor vote where you know a grown man has to stand up in light with his name
00:07:29 on a board behind him i mean a phone call they would say do something robust and we will hold
00:07:37 your people i mean that's not legislating at all that is a hand around a throat in private
00:07:46 where nobody has to answer for it afterwards.
00:07:49 Kennedy said, as far as Maha, make America healthy again,
00:07:53 he's going to be able to get everything he wants done now
00:07:55 because the Republicans aren't going to be able to block him.
00:07:57 Isn't that the way it goes?
00:07:59 Can you believe that?
00:08:00 I can indeed.
00:08:01 He clearly said, I'm going to be able to pass stuff finally.
00:08:04 The ones blocking me are the Republicans.
00:08:05 That's exactly how we started.
00:08:08 Exactly.
00:08:09 There have been the problem.
00:08:12 I mean, when you put the arithmetic next to it,
00:08:15 I mean, it makes the whole arrangement completely visible because on the other side of the aisle, he said that no matter how great the appointee is, not one vote will go to them.
00:08:29 And we know that because of what has happened in the past.
00:08:33 I mean, not one of his appointees have ever gotten a single Democrat vote.
00:08:39 So these are the problems that he's had with the Republicans.
00:08:43 So not only was he fighting the Democrats,
00:08:44 he was fighting the Republicans too.
00:08:50 I mean, he said, look, you know, point blank,
00:08:53 that you know what you're going to get from the Democrats,
00:08:55 but you didn't think that the Republicans
00:08:57 were actually going to stand in your way
00:08:58 and, you know, have a choke hold on you as well.
00:09:02 Well, they were the ones doing the worst of it.
00:09:04 i mean no matter who you send up there if the opposition will never give you a single vote
00:09:17 on anybody i mean it doesn't matter then every single one of your people who picks up the
00:09:23 telephone is holding the entire enterprise in one hand so he does he does not need a majority he he
00:09:30 does not need an argument i mean he needed not to have to convince one other human being of anything
00:09:37 he just needed the republicans to get on board with his nominees and they refused
00:09:42 we didn't expect anything from the democrats we know what to expect from them
00:09:46 but for two solid years that's why thun and murkowski and a bunch of them is going to lose
00:09:54 their primaries this year and two years from now and then he'll be close they're going to get liz
00:09:57 Chaney to Ellenbeck. I cannot wait.
00:10:00 I cannot wait. I'm going to be
00:10:02 on that team. I am. I'm going to make
00:10:03 sure that we get the word out
00:10:06 on Murkowski and Thune
00:10:07 and make it an absolute
00:10:10 landslide.
00:10:13 I really do. I want to help in any way
00:10:16 that I possibly can
00:10:17 to primary both of those people.
00:10:22 Especially Murkowski. 1.00
00:10:23 They both suck. 1.00
00:10:25 Oh yeah. And I mean he just sits up there 1.00
00:10:27 and he just with you know this smug look on his face like hey you know what we really tried and
00:10:34 you're going you just got handed the biggest l we have ever seen we had all kinds of momentum
00:10:43 now i'm not saying there wasn't all kinds of crazy stuff that were going on in our elections
00:10:47 which makes me even matter because they did nothing to try to change the way the cheating
00:10:54 has occurred. Nothing for the Save America
00:10:57 Act. Nothing like that.
00:11:01 I mean, you have
00:11:02 Kennedy up there that's
00:11:04 actually talking about it. He's like, you're
00:11:06 stupid. Those 1.00
00:11:08 are the words that he used. You're stupid 1.00
00:11:10 if you believe what 1.00
00:11:12 you just saw in those elections.
00:11:15 He didn't hold back at all.
00:11:17 Yeah.
00:11:19 You know what? Okay, so
00:11:20 a lot of people have mixed feelings on him, and I
00:11:22 do too, but at least he's
00:11:24 trying i mean i know it's probably for an alternative reason he wants to have a big
00:11:29 position somewhere or maybe run for something big one day but at this point with the big with
00:11:34 the bunch of jokers that we have my gosh welcome to the party kennedy i mean you know really
00:11:42 why didn't you say it while they were doing it that's the problem is they always wait until
00:11:47 it's too late all of a sudden now he's on this bandwagon 0.98
00:11:50 i know but this is what he said he said you're stupid anyone calling the 2026 midterms normal 1.00
00:11:59 congratulations you're stupid 1.00
00:12:02 it is it's ridiculous it's ridiculous i mean he's great at the one-liners you got to give him that 1.00
00:12:12 but i mean at the same time it's like okay well what were you doing when we were trying to get 0.68
00:12:18 the Save America Act passed why weren't you on every single network calling them out I mean
00:12:25 you've got the gift of gap you've got the the silver tongue go ahead and use some of that wit
00:12:31 to make fun of people in your own party and shame them into oblivion until you actually get them to
00:12:38 do something that needs to be done or else we can't take you seriously you don't come in at
00:12:44 the very last and then two years yeah all that work we did to get trump back in and all the work 0.99
00:12:49 he did and all their arrests and getting shot and everything just for these asshole republicans in 0.99
00:12:54 the senate to just sit back and tell everybody they're gonna just well look at us we're gonna 0.99
00:13:01 stop everything he does we don't like him it's unreal they all need to go every single one of
00:13:07 them could go and get new people and i'd be happy all of them i wouldn't blink an eye every last one
00:13:12 of them if I could promere them all out and just get plumbers and electricians and truck drivers
00:13:17 and nurses I'd be happy I can understand it you're not alone in that you really are not
00:13:25 I mean the fact that you've got people now saying hey you know 2026 midterms that flip
00:13:31 both the house and the senate to democrat democrats that it was no ordinary cycle
00:13:36 and I mean and that part is the part that people are trying to slide under the carpet I mean he
00:13:42 told people out loud that this was not normal and if you concluded otherwise congratulations you're 0.99
00:13:51 stupid i mean he granted that the president's party often loses seats during midterms i mean 0.99
00:13:59 he pointed to the 1998 and 2002 as rare exceptions over the past 50 years preco got more votes than 0.99
00:14:07 obama got by 600 000 votes i mean this is give me a break exactly for senator not not a presidential
00:14:15 election not even a yeah more than the president election that's what's so wild the most popular
00:14:22 guy they've had in years on the democrat size well he zeroed in on the fact that the size
00:14:30 the actual size of this loss i mean normally there is about a seven vote swing and that's
00:14:36 what he went on to explain but in this case there was a 13 percent swing towards democrats i mean
00:14:44 the difference is what makes the results actually stand out more than anything else it shows up in
00:14:50 your mortgage rates your taxes and bills that have reached the floor next year so republican
00:14:57 leadership cannot just wave it off as business as usual either i mean that's the whole thing
00:15:03 they own this well they anybody saying this is the biggest midterm alarm ever is just they're
00:15:09 crazy this is like of the last eight big ones this is the seventh best one obama had the worst one
00:15:16 he had he lost 60 oh yeah house seats and nine uh senator races and clinton too i mean he didn't do
00:15:25 so hot it's traditional that when people have all power they always give it to the next one
00:15:30 but that ain't what it is if they if it's texas you know he won by one percent or a hundred thousand
00:15:35 votes i said okay well you know gas was high republicans didn't do anything but no to win by 0.99
00:15:41 18 give me a break man some weirdo freak idiot fake christian who thinks there's a million 0.98
00:15:49 genders and i it just there's no way texas was the biggest one it i mean when you look at what 0.99
00:15:58 happened here with all of these new people that were all of a sudden voting for the very first
00:16:04 time. I mean, it just reminds you. And besides that, voter ID laws, they won big time, regardless
00:16:14 in the election, despite the blue wave that they're calling it. I mean, that was the one
00:16:21 thing that people wanted. You couldn't even get around it. That's what was so wild about this
00:16:27 whole thing i mean the senate republicans they were pushing right the save america act for voter
00:16:34 id and citizenship and it's proof in a lame duck session but then senator rick scott he demanded
00:16:41 that they go ahead and commit to passing the bill for this last stretch here that we've got
00:16:47 because that was the biggest winner i mean that is the one thing that everybody could agree on
00:16:55 and they just bypassed it.
00:17:02 Bypassed it, yeah.
00:17:06 I mean, there's all kinds of things that are coming out
00:17:10 about how these numbers do not make sense
00:17:12 and how there's all kinds of problems
00:17:16 that are now being reported.
00:17:18 President Trump has even looked at J.D. Vance
00:17:22 and he said, look, I want you to focus
00:17:24 on corruption in the blue states that's what he turned to him and he said look don't worry about
00:17:30 iran i got iran there's nothing there to even talk about i want you to focus on the corruption
00:17:34 now i almost wonder if he's also pointing to the elections i mean oh god and then you got people
00:17:42 on our side like glenn blake oh number one there was no cheating there was that dude the numbers
00:17:47 don't make sense none of them do well it's not only that there was cheating there were two
00:17:53 sullivans in alaska that they put on a ballot to confuse voters i'm not saying we didn't deserve 0.97
00:17:59 to get our butts kicked because the republicans didn't do shit and the war around that hurt us 0.98
00:18:04 bad too but i'm not i but the it's just it's the 81 million biden votes all over again right when 0.99
00:18:12 they cheat they just went too far it was ridiculous because they were worried with
00:18:17 president trump out there and he was campaigning they were absolutely worried and and like clock 0.97
00:18:22 today you got sniffy the clown out there uh out there saying they're throttling us again elon
00:18:29 musk is trump's throttling us again he comes out after the midterms i'm sure all the cbs and abc and 0.86
00:18:36 everything was ready with the report he come out all mad that you know the starlink is getting a
00:18:42 star uh whatever it is it's getting throttled again all the news organizations and five seconds
00:18:49 were on it all all this is because the democrats won he's wanting money they're getting him to do
00:18:55 that to go against Elon and Trump and it's just I hate I hate I hate that guy as bad as I hate
00:19:02 Fauci well it's an absolute it's a setup cat I mean this is exactly what he's doing he's now like
00:19:08 okay now that the midterms are over he's latching himself on saying poor poor pitiful us we need
00:19:15 your support please America okay we're trying to get out of the war in the Middle East thank you
00:19:20 very much we're not going to take on your problems sorry you have had this whole time to come to the
00:19:27 table we're not going to continue to funnel money your way just because you so badly need you need
00:19:34 to come up with something that stops the war we're in the business of trying to get out of wars right
00:19:38 no more weaponry no more missiles no more money and elon should pull starlink out of that ungrateful 0.99
00:19:46 bastard let him deal with it himself i mean cokehead little sniffy i can't stand that guy 0.99
00:19:53 no i mean they he needs to read the room and so do the democrats because the room is saying 1.00
00:20:00 point blank that we do not want to focus on foreign wars at all we want out of all of them
00:20:07 that includes Ukraine and Russia
00:20:09 end of story
00:20:11 but
00:20:13 he sees an opportunity to kind of get
00:20:15 back in there and say oh my gosh y'all
00:20:17 have got to help us now that you have
00:20:19 you know now that you have some leverage
00:20:21 I'm going to ride on these
00:20:23 coattails instead of talking
00:20:25 about peace the American people want
00:20:27 our country to focus on
00:20:29 our country that's what
00:20:31 they want
00:20:32 and they're going to get everything and more besides
00:20:35 But I agree with President Trump. 0.98
00:20:38 I do not want somebody like Iran having a weapon that can destroy us all in a blink of an eye. 0.99
00:20:45 Those people are crazy as ever. 0.93
00:20:47 I see this break, and John Thune is set to send the Senate home today for a three-day weekend. 0.79
00:20:53 Of course, yes.
00:20:55 They've been back to work for not even a week after two months off.
00:20:59 We talked about the days yesterday.
00:21:01 We talked about the days and how that clock is so thin.
00:21:06 And that's how he answers.
00:21:08 That's how he answers.
00:21:10 That's how he always answers.
00:21:13 Yep.
00:21:15 Well, he certainly did rush up a vote to make sure that he had minority leadership all wrapped up, though.
00:21:21 You better believe it.
00:21:23 And they're all getting ready.
00:21:24 They're going ahead and getting their PR firms all set up so that you can start donating to them without any problem.
00:21:32 You can do it by text.
00:21:33 You can do it by phone.
00:21:34 You can do it by email.
00:21:36 They've already worked out the details for you.
00:21:41 After that performance, I think not.
00:21:47 So truth is freedom.
00:21:49 They reported on an algorithmic pattern in 2026 midterm results.
00:21:54 It was across 673 of 692 U.S. counties.
00:21:59 Republican results followed the equation of 0.85 times the Trump 2024 vote shares in Senate and
00:22:09 governor races. So states where Trump received under 58.5 percent in 2024, they dropped below
00:22:17 50 percent and flipped to Democrats. Democrat results aligned with Harris 2024 shares plus
00:22:26 0.15 times Trump 2024 shares.
00:22:32 So the analysis stated the 2026 numbers carried a 0.15% chance of occurring legitimately.
00:22:44 So they are starting to look at the numbers.
00:22:46 They're starting to look at the patterns.
00:22:48 They're starting to figure all of this stuff out.
00:22:50 And I think that's why we're starting to see squeaks from President Trump on his page about the impossibility and improbability of everything just being above bar.
00:23:07 Because we know that it's not above bar.
00:23:13 I mean, when you talk about chain of custody, for example, I mean, you can look at my state.
00:23:17 Just use that example all day long if you want.
00:23:19 I mean, yeah, the vulnerabilities in the mail-in ballots, the chain of custody, those procedures across multiple states.
00:23:30 You had several legislatures that passed only modest reforms, while at the same time, you had the federal courts that blocked stricter measures in key jurisdictions.
00:23:41 so by 2024 many of those counties they still lacked mandatory voter id or citizenship
00:23:50 verification i mean look at what happened over there in minnesota okay that was a nice expose
00:23:57 where you had james o'keefe who is still going to be fighting that in court in a year possibly
00:24:03 more where they expose the fact that you just have to you know verify somebody you can you can say
00:24:10 Oh, yeah. No, no, no. I can go ahead and say that, you know, Muhammad, Muhammad, Muhammad three and Muhammad Jr. up to, you know, however many that they can vote.
00:24:26 Unbelievable.
00:24:28 I mean, this something has to be done here.
00:24:32 that's crazy i've never in my life seen anything just so blatant
00:24:41 i did want to mention you know as a goth fan today that one of their biggest announcers in
00:24:47 in the pga history suddenly died yesterday i think it's a heart attack 64 years old dan hicks
00:24:55 Oh, how sad.
00:24:56 He's married to Hannah Storm.
00:24:58 He's like one of the big voices of the PGA.
00:25:02 And all of a sudden, I mean, just like 64 years old, completely in shape as you could get from 64 years old.
00:25:10 Oh, my gosh.
00:25:11 They said he died of, you know, sudden illness, which is usually a heart attack.
00:25:19 Awful.
00:25:20 That's sad.
00:25:21 And he's made some of the biggest, you know, play calls in golf from Tiger Woods to everything over the past 30 years.
00:25:33 Gosh, that's awful.
00:25:35 Yeah, it's weird.
00:25:36 I mean, he's huge in the sport, in the golf world.
00:25:40 I hate hearing that, especially when somebody takes care of themselves and you don't have, you know, just happens all of a sudden.
00:25:47 I tell this to people all the time.
00:25:50 A lot of it's just luck.
00:25:51 And fate.
00:25:53 Gosh.
00:25:55 I mean, you know, like I say, I've seen marathon runners and triathletes kill over in their 30s.
00:26:05 And I've seen people who smoke cigarettes or are fat and eat nothing but bacon, live to be 95. 1.00
00:26:12 It just, it's a crap shoot. 0.96
00:26:15 I know once you get in your 60s, and I know the people out there in their 60s and 70s, 0.57
00:26:20 and you look around, half the people you drip with are not around anymore.
00:26:23 And it's from all kinds of things.
00:26:27 Some of it's cancer, some of it's heart attacks, a lot of it's car wrecks.
00:26:32 I know a guy that was a really good friend of mine growing up.
00:26:36 He got hit by a train.
00:26:39 Gosh, that's crazy.
00:26:41 In his car.
00:26:42 It was a weird place out in the country where it's not really good signaling.
00:26:47 And I guess he just got killed by a train, young in life.
00:26:54 Just freak accents.
00:26:55 You never know, man.
00:26:57 It's true.
00:26:58 Oh, my gosh.
00:26:59 But especially when they're young like that, too.
00:27:01 Awful.
00:27:03 Well, to be young again, I'm sure that's what Jensen Huang, that affair, has really cost him big.
00:27:12 He is no longer in the position that he was in with NVIDIA.
00:27:18 I mean, this was their longest.
00:27:20 What is NVIDIA?
00:27:21 I don't even know.
00:27:22 Their chip maker.
00:27:24 Oh.
00:27:24 Yeah.
00:27:25 I mean, they're really, really big.
00:27:27 President Trump said the only person that could actually step into their shoes was Tim Cook.
00:27:34 He said, this is a huge company.
00:27:36 I mean, and it really is.
00:27:38 It has gone straight up in value.
00:27:40 So tell me what happened again, because I've kind of seen it from afar, but there's so many other things happened.
00:27:45 I didn't really get the gist of it.
00:27:47 So he was caught having an affair with a Chinese spy.
00:27:51 And this was reported a couple of months ago.
00:27:55 And Marco Rubio sounded the alarm.
00:27:58 And this happened, I guess, three months ago it came out.
00:28:01 And then now, all of a sudden, it has hit the wire.
00:28:05 And today he stepped down.
00:28:07 There was rumors, but that was after they found out that somebody that reported to him in the company, this is the short version, by the way, that he was also having an affair with her, too.
00:28:18 Now, he is one of the originals of NVIDIA.
00:28:23 So he's married?
00:28:24 Yes, he is with kids.
00:28:26 And, I mean, she has given up a lot.
00:28:28 There's no prenup or anything like that.
00:28:31 We're talking about this is billionaire tech guy.
00:28:37 And apparently there even somebody made a comment to Elon Musk about him and said, yeah, well, why don't you hire him on at SpaceX?
00:28:46 And he said it would be an honor.
00:28:48 But what does him have an affair have to do with the company?
00:28:51 I guess they lost comments because it was a Chinese spy. 0.53
00:28:53 Chinese spy chips. 0.96
00:28:55 When you start talking about the right. 0.97
00:28:58 I mean, that's why she was there.
00:29:00 Another Eric Farwell.
00:29:02 Exactly. But this is even bigger because you're talking about AI and intelligence and that's what she was trying to get from him. So now he is going to have to have a hearing. It's going to be called to testify and all kinds of things. But yeah, I bought NVIDIA today.
00:29:20 i did when it when it went down it was at 151 is what my purchase price was and
00:29:29 but it the i mean it just he's gonna write a book called my ding dong cost me 4.3 billion
00:29:34 but you know what it's a how my ding dong cost me billions it's an incredible company i mean it's
00:29:41 really i mean they are very good at what they do and so i'm hoping if it wasn't a spa and he just 0.88
00:29:48 had an affair i don't think he would step down but it being a spy that that was for them chinese 0.99
00:29:54 spies i don't care if you're a billionaire some fine-ass woman is hitting you it's either james 0.97
00:30:00 o'keith or the chinese it is exactly can pretty much narrow it down between the two but this is 0.98
00:30:08 a huge deal and so i mean it they have an interim that stepped up and while they look for somebody
00:30:14 to take his spot but this is huge and so now everybody on polymarket they're starting to say
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00:31:01 happens next so one of the many things that they do is of course when you start talking about
00:31:07 divorces or celebrities or sports figures it's not just politics that's what makes it fun but
00:31:13 yeah he'll be back though the guy is brilliant he's had a brilliant career and again there are
00:31:22 a lot of people that are already saying hey what like elon said wow you know would love for him
00:31:28 to come on over here so but there is a problem and especially when you start talking about that
00:31:34 kind of that kind of information I mean this is huge he's resigned he was president he was chief
00:31:42 executive officer he was member of the board and he resigned from all of it and so now you've got
00:31:49 the CFO Colette Kress who has agreed to serve as the interim chief executive officer so this all
00:31:56 this whole thing started on Sunday when the board actually began their own investigation
00:32:04 the recent reporting that he had been a target of a foreign intelligence effort so then on Tuesday
00:32:11 you had independent directors that retained uh this June H Kim this is the former acting U.S.
00:32:19 attorney for the Southern District of New York and his firm Wachell Lipton Rosen and Katz
00:32:26 So the woman that is involved, her name is Alice Huang, also same last name.
00:32:33 There's no relation.
00:32:35 And U.S. officials believe that she fed intelligence to China and helped smuggle advanced AI chips into the country.
00:32:44 This is while the relationship with NVIDIA's CEO was going on.
00:32:49 And she was a top executive at Megaspeed.
00:32:53 And this is a Singapore company.
00:32:55 So Huang later admitted in the internal message to NVIDIA staff that he had been unfaithful to his wife.
00:33:02 And the board's final meeting, it came following reports that Huang had also had a relationship with another NVIDIA executive.
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00:33:43 so mega speed now says that they are committed to working constructively and transparently with
00:33:53 the u.s government but on the market side which is why i invested today and i hope it i hope it
00:34:00 doesn't kill me i hope it doesn't go down again but it was down over six percent and it was on
00:34:07 track for its lowest close
00:34:09 since July of 2025.
00:34:10 What's his last name, Ian?
00:34:11 Hwang.
00:34:13 Phew, God.
00:34:14 The jokes just write themselves. 1.00
00:34:16 It's H-U-A-N-G.
00:34:18 Hwang, Hwang, Hwang. 0.53
00:34:20 I mean...
00:34:21 Hwang. 0.86
00:34:24 Hwang stuck his wong in the wong person. 0.67
00:34:28 Hwang stuck his wong in the wong person. 0.93
00:34:31 He did indeed, Kat.
00:34:33 so now we're going to find out what happens because nvidia they will report their third
00:34:41 quarter results on tuesday november 17th all eyes are on that but yes it's been quite a
00:34:47 quite a roller coaster and i think they're i i think they'll perform well i just don't know
00:34:54 but it was a chance to be able to afford to buy it and i thought okay i've never owned a start
00:34:59 i just i don't know oh i do i i like well you know me i i like to i like to gamble i like to
00:35:06 play cards i like to do that kind of stuff it gives me a thrill i like to drive to vegas
00:35:10 sometime yeah i love to drive fast i love i love everything that's a little edgy it's really funny
00:35:15 because it people think maybe next spring i come out to vegas and it's after a weekend oh my gosh
00:35:21 four hours you hop in your car and you're there it's just like it's a great ride too because
00:35:27 you're driving in the desert and so you've kind of got the whole thing to yourself so you can go
00:35:32 100 miles an hour that's why you like it i can drive speed limit is probably well 80 85 too right
00:35:38 yeah i can drive that's the thing is that once i can get out of the city i mean i like to i like
00:35:43 to drive in the city it's okay because you you're on your guard and if you like to drive then it's
00:35:48 kind of a challenge at times but you get where you need to go but then when you have an open road
00:35:52 oh boy put me in coach i love that so yeah got my music got my water got my doggies and i'm ready
00:36:01 to go i don't drive like a grandpa well i just never been one to speed much i just kind of
00:36:06 you know take my time new not me i used to put 60 000 miles a year on the highway and after a while
00:36:15 you can do it two ways you can sit there and battle traffic and get stressed out and get all
00:36:19 red face where you can just kind of chill out and cruise and not worry about it oh i mean i i i don't
00:36:25 get upset over anything i'm not like one of those i i don't get i don't get road rage or any of that
00:36:30 stuff i i politely move along but i enjoy it and i do it with a smile on my face because i i really
00:36:35 enjoy driving that's the thing i love to drive it's my time i don't answer my phone i don't look
00:36:44 at my phone i don't have anything going on i am just there to drive and that's my time i'll even
00:36:50 take the long way you know take the long way home that's me as long as i'm in my car if i'm already
00:36:56 in there oh my gosh yes i've always loved to drive but anyway back to all this crazy stuff
00:37:06 and there is i mean there's so much going on now you'll never attach it then because it just drives
00:37:12 itself i i mean that's the thing i i couldn't give up driving i know i'm the same way i don't i don't
00:37:18 want a car to drive itself i i don't want to drive i love to drive that's the beauty of it i mean
00:37:24 it's like what i mean come on you're gonna take that away and let something else i don't know
00:37:29 i'm telling you you need to go to vegas and they have that track and you go out there and pick up
00:37:35 any of the race cars yes and you get to go around a few litter mates said that they did it and they
00:37:41 loved it i had a few people that reached out to me when we were talking about this before next
00:37:45 spring let's go to vegas yeah and then i'll take you down there and i'll pay for everything and
00:37:50 you can go do it oh it's so much fun vegas is just fun in its own right i mean really whether
00:37:56 you're gambling or not you just i took my motorcycle from florida to vegas every year
00:38:02 there when i was young for a long time oh it's a great ride it is when you're young when you're
00:38:07 62, but I'm sure it'd bounce me back
00:38:09 out of my knees. You're going to have to be
00:38:11 careful. I'm here, I can't
00:38:13 walk.
00:38:15 I need a paramedic to get me up to the room.
00:38:19 Oh my gosh. Well, if they can keep you
00:38:21 gambling, they'll do anything in the world for
00:38:23 you. I have a lot of friends that like to gamble.
00:38:26 They go to the casinos all the time. I have a
00:38:27 friend of mine that owns a couple of restaurants out
00:38:29 there too, so they have the machines
00:38:31 in their restaurant. I like to gamble, but I don't gamble much.
00:38:34 I mean, I love to go to a casino
00:38:35 and gamble every now and then, but I mean, it's just 1.00
00:38:37 It's not something that, you know, some people get carried away with that shit. 1.00
00:38:41 Oh, yeah. 0.99
00:38:42 Well, I mean, when you see it, it's part of, like, the industry.
00:38:46 There's your mortgage.
00:38:47 There goes your mortgage.
00:38:48 Right.
00:38:48 And there are people that have a real problem with it.
00:38:50 But, like, my friend that owns some restaurants and they have the machines in there and everything.
00:38:55 I mean, when you start looking at the whole business and how it's built, it's interesting.
00:39:01 It's a whole different deal.
00:39:02 But you know what?
00:39:03 They keep the lights on.
00:39:04 That's all I have to say.
00:39:05 The house wins regardless.
00:39:07 You don't see that many lights because there's one, I mean, there may be one huge winner,
00:39:11 but that's every once in a while for the most part.
00:39:15 And don't ever, if you were ever in the south of France, okay, I went there because I had
00:39:19 to work on a show.
00:39:20 I was there for a long time and I went to Monte Carlo and went to go gamble in the casino.
00:39:26 Well, my first thing that I noticed when I walked in there was that it was completely
00:39:31 quiet and I went, uh-oh, that's a bad sign.
00:39:35 Nobody's winning in here.
00:39:36 so I sat down played a few rounds I'm like okay no wonder it's quiet the house always wins so
00:39:42 yeah I mean it's it's really a lot of fun but they have the shows and they have the buffets
00:39:46 if you're into food if you have there's all kinds of things that you can do there it's
00:39:50 shopping is wonderful so it's not just the gambling it's just going because it's four
00:39:56 hours away and you have a good time and especially during off season you can get a room for nothing
00:40:01 and feel like you've had a real vacation so just kind of fun oh yeah i'll go in a heartbeat yeah
00:40:11 it's a lot of fun i just drive cross-country man oh that's just driving is just driving
00:40:18 see some litter mates along the way and have some dinners yeah i mean just the whole experience of
00:40:23 doing something getting out of your element for a while and doing something else is always nice
00:40:29 but you know who's not president trump this man he just never stops and he said he signaled that
00:40:39 the iran war was a victory and this was after the veterans day win i mean he said look we're
00:40:47 we're already there he's not even concerned about them he's not even concerned about iran anymore
00:40:52 which is wonderful which means he got the job done
00:40:55 so on x you know even with the twitter and x you can post four pictures at a time right
00:41:05 oh yeah yeah i saw something on your page about that yeah so you've always been able to post
00:41:12 maximum four pictures on a post but now they change it today to 20 really yeah so you can
00:41:21 post 20 pictures on one post so you know let's say you wanted to put you know you went hiking in
00:41:27 the alps or something and you wanted to post a threat you know uh you know you know we went
00:41:33 hiking in the alps you could have 20 pictures underneath there and people can just scroll
00:41:37 right through all of them that's just sideways that's really fun okay so somebody just asked
00:41:44 i'm looking at chat who is sniffy the clown i'll let you answer that cat that is zelinski
00:41:51 Zelensky.
00:41:52 You know how he sniffs all the time when he's up there? 1.00
00:41:54 You ain't seen that cokehead sniffing? 1.00
00:41:55 That's MJ Elton 6LYC who asked that. 1.00
00:42:01 Sniffing.
00:42:02 Of course.
00:42:03 I knew he was going to enter the picture.
00:42:05 He always does.
00:42:07 And then Macron is like, the U.S. is bowed out.
00:42:10 They're like, we're going to get you all the fun you want,
00:42:12 but you're going to come out against Elon.
00:42:14 Sure.
00:42:15 Exactly what happened. 0.87
00:42:16 They're going to demonize everybody in the Trump administration. 0.99
00:42:18 Snake, that guy in the grass, most ungrateful person in human history. 0.76
00:42:24 He comes out, well, we need patriots, and we need this, and we need this.
00:42:27 Where's your technology?
00:42:28 Where's your Starlink?
00:42:29 Where's your missile defense?
00:42:31 Where is anything technology?
00:42:33 Where's your finance, and where's any of the weapons that you use?
00:42:37 Where are they?
00:42:39 You don't even make rifles.
00:42:42 You're living on everybody's money, everybody's technology, and everybody's weaponry.
00:42:46 and you're sitting there demanding it like the world owes it to you you're not in NATO
00:42:51 nobody owes you nothing but Macron and everybody wants us to fund this whole thing
00:42:57 I this is just that's the whole plan and they think that somehow President Trump is now going
00:43:03 to be convinced to do all of this stuff and it's not going to happen it's not going to happen
00:43:10 there's not going to be a weak spot in this administration in fact he's already said he's
00:43:15 going to veto that was the cap the red cap that he put it on his desk and took a picture of
00:43:21 veto there is a solution to this all i have to say is thank god for president trump
00:43:27 but we need to start preparing when we don't have a president trump because that's also the reality
00:43:35 of this whole thing yeah they could very well win the presidency and have a super majority in the
00:43:40 senate next time in the country's done well and that's the point is that we're not going to get
00:43:44 anywhere with the people that are up there and these young kids they want socialism man they
00:43:48 don't they don't want they don't they want they think it's growing it's going to work this time
00:43:53 yeah and the thing about it is when you start looking at how scary the whole thing is they're
00:44:02 not about capitalism at all they want to be taken care of there's a lot more people like that than
00:44:07 there are people that want to make it on their own and so the odds are not in our favor but
00:44:13 they're going to go after the Elon Musks. They're going to go after people in President Trump's
00:44:20 administration. They have said that over and over again. But the thing about it is, is this group
00:44:27 that we have in the Senate and some in the House, not all, but some in the House, they're not
00:44:34 cutting it. They're not. We're going to have to primary them. That's all we can say about that.
00:44:40 The only way we're going to be able to capture the Senate again is to make sure that we have quality candidates.
00:44:48 And if we have Thunes, if we have Murkowskis, if we have people like that, people are not going to have a reason to show up and vote for them.
00:44:56 So we have to make sure that we take care of it in the primary.
00:45:04 Really true.
00:45:06 Really true.
00:45:06 And that takes work and that takes coordination.
00:45:08 And I don't think that anybody necessarily didn't show up this time around.
00:45:12 Just all of a sudden, we had these huge dumps of people that showed up for a presidential election.
00:45:19 Imagine that.
00:45:21 Kind of like California and how they keep voting and voting until they get their desired result.
00:45:28 Another dump here.
00:45:29 Oh, wow.
00:45:29 We just found these ballots over here.
00:45:33 Come on.
00:45:33 The chain of custody.
00:45:34 That's real.
00:45:36 That's broken all the time.
00:45:38 Then you got all these influencers fighting on, you take money from Qatar and you take money from Israel and you take money from Saudi Arabia and Russia.
00:45:48 They all do it.
00:45:49 Oh, my gosh.
00:45:50 Well, they loved this whole thing.
00:45:52 I mean, this is how they were getting clicks and they were getting into all of these, you know, this is how they were selling vitamins.
00:45:57 We talked about that yesterday, too.
00:45:59 I mean, this is the game.
00:46:02 You've never seen a bigger.
00:46:06 Pence just said he might run in 2028.
00:46:08 Please do.
00:46:10 Please do.
00:46:13 I really hope he does.
00:46:15 I do.
00:46:16 He's got to be put in his place.
00:46:17 Man, without Trump, this country would already be gone.
00:46:20 People, I don't even see how people, you know, they just don't appreciate him.
00:46:25 If he does one thing, they don't like, oh, my God.
00:46:27 And then his influence goes, oh, my God, he's betrayed everything.
00:46:32 You don't get everything you want.
00:46:34 What do you think?
00:46:35 You think you're going to get 100% of everything?
00:46:37 He's up there going, oh, well, I got to give Tucker and Alex Jones 100 percent of everything they want.
00:46:42 Is he think that's how he runs the country?
00:46:44 And just one mistake.
00:46:48 I'm sick of these people, man.
00:46:49 I've had all I can have with them.
00:46:52 But here's the thing.
00:46:53 OK, so we're really not in any different shape than where we were.
00:46:57 I hate to say it with RINO's standing in our way, doing what they were doing with President Trump's appointees and all of that.
00:47:07 what they did with RFK.
00:47:10 And he came out and said point blank
00:47:12 how they were standing in his way as well.
00:47:16 I mean, at least we know, right?
00:47:19 I mean, you've got the Republicans
00:47:21 that weren't helping us out back then,
00:47:22 but we always had President Trump.
00:47:24 And now you've got the Democrats
00:47:25 that are going to take over.
00:47:26 We know exactly what they're going to do.
00:47:28 One on one side, one on the other,
00:47:30 not allowing President Trump
00:47:32 to get what he needs done, done.
00:47:35 I mean, it's just a mess.
00:47:36 It's a train wreck
00:47:38 And it's because of the people that are in there
00:47:41 That's why
00:47:42 Oh Wong, you know you said he had a second affair
00:47:45 Yes
00:47:46 They're just reporting he had a third affair
00:47:48 With an employee
00:47:49 Wow, he is getting around town
00:47:52 Wong 0.95
00:47:53 Wong
00:47:55 Wong 1.00
00:47:56 Wong, control your dong 0.98
00:47:59 Wong can't grow his dong
00:48:05 So the whole thing went wrong
00:48:08 Gosh
00:48:09 Man
00:48:11 They're going to be coming out of the woods right around
00:48:12 He got me in the bathroom
00:48:14 Oh no we're going to have another whole deal
00:48:17 On our hands
00:48:18 Probably I mean
00:48:20 At least I haven't heard anything bad about him
00:48:23 I mean that would be a problem
00:48:24 But other than 1.00
00:48:26 He's just a high class hooker man 0.99
00:48:29 They're good at keeping secrets 1.00
00:48:30 Gosh 1.00
00:48:31 Well I mean Chinese spies
00:48:34 I mean come on that point was 0.99
00:48:36 To blackmail you right
00:48:38 Get all the information and then say
00:48:40 Okay well if you don't give me more
00:48:41 Then this is all going to reach including your wife
00:48:44 So 0.62
00:48:45 Gonna lose everything
00:48:47 I hope it was worth it
00:48:49 Wild
00:48:51 You know when you got billions and you lose half
00:48:54 And you still got billions
00:48:55 Yeah but it's still
00:48:58 It's reputation it's shame
00:49:00 On your family and everything
00:49:01 I just really
00:49:03 Again
00:49:04 Awful
00:49:06 The third one came out as we spoke
00:49:09 It's incredible
00:49:11 I'm sure there's a lot of them
00:49:12 That's normally how it goes
00:49:13 Once you get one
00:49:14 Then we just got the second one yesterday
00:49:16 Now there's a
00:49:18 But
00:49:19 The good news is he's out
00:49:23 Might as well bang the whole office now
00:49:25 I already
00:49:26 You know
00:49:28 Oh god
00:49:30 Hopefully now that he's out
00:49:32 And all these other people are going to come forward
00:49:34 It's not going to affect the stock anymore
00:49:36 Now that he's been
00:49:37 Hopefully not because I just bought it
00:49:39 Well he's out now
00:49:42 So it shouldn't matter
00:49:43 Yeah you would hope not
00:49:45 But some people still associate him with it
00:49:48 And we'll see what happens
00:49:50 It's always kind of fun
00:49:52 So I took the plunge
00:49:54 And said I'm going to buy some NVIDIA
00:49:55 Because I would like to buy some NVIDIA
00:49:57 I like the company
00:49:59 I like what they've been able to do
00:50:00 but it was under his watch, so that's what everybody's going to watch
00:50:04 is who's going to take over for him in NVIDIA.
00:50:08 Did he buy on this company?
00:50:10 Yes, that's his.
00:50:12 Yeah, he was the guy.
00:50:15 So he still owns the stakes in the company,
00:50:18 but he's just going to step down as CEO?
00:50:20 Is that what's going on?
00:50:21 So NVIDIA, I mean, he resigned as the president,
00:50:25 the chief executive officer, and member of the board.
00:50:30 He was all three. 0.98
00:50:35 Yeah, and gynecologist for them all.
00:50:39 Gosh, I know.
00:50:40 Apparently he had all kinds of different things that he would, that he brought to the table.
00:50:45 All kinds of mad skills, huh?
00:50:47 Yeah.
00:50:48 Word got around. 1.00
00:50:49 CEO, gynecologist. 0.99
00:50:52 Jeez.
00:50:53 so the interesting thing is now that we're bringing that up we might as well move into
00:50:58 the story about the transparency bill that had to be dragged onto the floor of the house of
00:51:04 representatives this was against the will of the people who run it this was a huge deal the whole
00:51:11 epstein situation i mean it was not debated on to the floor it was not scheduled onto the floor
00:51:17 but it was dragged, literally, with a crowbar that exists between the rulebook,
00:51:24 precisely because the men in charge cannot always be trusted to let the vote happen.
00:51:30 So there was the second bill, and it wasn't the one from last year, a second one.
00:51:36 It was the Epstein files.
00:51:38 It was the Transparency Act.
00:51:40 That's the one.
00:51:40 So it's the sequel, so to speak.
00:51:43 And the House is set to vote on it.
00:51:45 but the interesting thing is is that there is already a law and it already passed it was already
00:51:52 signed the matter was already handled I mean if you believe the way these things get announced
00:51:58 all of this would have been taken care of but there are grown members of the United States
00:52:05 Congress who are writing a second one and nobody writes a sequel to a law that actually worked so
00:52:12 and the reason it is getting a vote at all is a number so 218 218 signatures on a discharge
00:52:23 petition so a dispar just so everybody knows what a discharge petition is it is a fire axe
00:52:33 behind the glass in a normal course of things leadership decides what gets a vote so if
00:52:38 leadership does not want a vote, there is no vote. And there's no explanation owed to anybody. And
00:52:44 the bill just quietly suffocates in the drawer and you never hear about it again. The axe is this
00:52:50 though. You get 218 members to sign their names on a piece of paper in public and the bill goes
00:52:58 to the floor whether leadership likes it or not. And the reason it almost never gets used is that
00:53:06 the signing is an act of open defiance against the people who decide what committee you sit on
00:53:12 and whether your district ever sees a dollar so everybody in that building knows exactly what it
00:53:18 costs and that's the whole design it's the axe and it's behind the glass so that reaching for it has
00:53:25 to hurt so here's the part that you really don't even have to say out loud 218 signatures that's
00:53:34 the one that broke open and it came from a democrat congressman john garamendi and the number of
00:53:41 republicans who signed that sheet out of the entire republican conference of the united states
00:53:46 house of representatives was ding ding ding four four of them your favorite congressman massey
00:53:57 who wrote the bill congresswoman mace congressman norman congressman fitzpatrick
00:54:06 four of them four out of the whole conference the rest of them looked at a sheet of paper
00:54:13 about releasing files on a dead child abuser and found something else to do with their afternoon
00:54:18 and they weren't hiding it i mean a discharge petition it's not a secret ballot the signatures
00:54:26 are public the absences are public and every single one of those members knew that at some
00:54:32 point somebody like us was going to read the sheet out loud they signed nothing away and they
00:54:39 made that arithmetic and they were more comfortable with it so very interesting the Epstein files have
00:54:47 not gone away but it's not going to change one I mean the gentleman who wrote this bill
00:54:54 Massie nothing about the last two years has changed our opinion of him at all I mean he's
00:55:02 really making a lot of noise for I'm ready for him to go but so this is what happened I mean he
00:55:10 it's actually what is in there there are two reasons that this matters more than the first
00:55:15 one did just so you know what's in it the first thing is it would let survivors of the abuse and
00:55:22 the state attorneys their attorneys general they would be able to file a suit against the justice
00:55:29 department in federal court to force the release of additional material so think about that it puts
00:55:36 the key in the hands of somebody who does not work for the government so a survivor would be
00:55:41 able to walk into a federal courthouse and make the department produce that's what this whole thing is
00:55:49 about and it also the second thing it would give members of Congress the
00:55:56 ability to demand unredacted files unredacted which is good I mean it means
00:56:02 somebody noticed something and what somebody noticed is you can pump you
00:56:06 can comply with the transparency law and hand over a box of paper with every
00:56:11 single line that mattered painted black so that's you know we'll see what
00:56:19 happens i mean you can hand over the box let them photograph the box let the cameras count the pages
00:56:23 the blackout the blackout for four lines that would have told anybody anything so
00:56:29 then say the word transparency into the mic and go to lunch but that happened today as well
00:56:38 so we'll see what what goes on it'll be interesting epstein isn't going to go away
00:56:44 anytime soon i seriously doubt that the democrats are they may just drop it though
00:56:48 they're going to drop it as soon as they can
00:56:50 they're going to talk about it until they get in
00:56:51 they talked and talked and talked
00:56:53 and then it just sort of went
00:56:56 yep they can just release it all
00:56:58 yeah I mean there are millions
00:57:00 of pages of this thing
00:57:01 millions
00:57:03 I don't know why they can't just release it
00:57:06 man just get it over with I'm tired of hearing
00:57:08 about it
00:57:09 I'm so sick of hearing about it
00:57:11 it's painful at this point
00:57:14 it really is
00:57:17 just release it all man let everybody read it i know it i mean they they say that there are
00:57:23 millions of them apparently nobody cares uh steve bannon was 3 000 pages on 3 000 times mentioned
00:57:31 on the air and he was definitely working with him to sabotage trump and they still bought it 0.94
00:57:36 and they're still inviting that idiot to tpc yeah i mean come on already and this was his best bud 0.99
00:57:44 They were talking all the time. 1.00
00:57:47 We were supposed to have this really a blockbuster movie, everybody.
00:57:52 I mean, we were expecting this over the summer.
00:57:54 That is what Bannon promised everybody is that the reason why he was hooking up with his buddy Epstein, the Joker,
00:58:01 was because he was gathering all of this information so that we could sit back with our cool brew and our popcorn and watch the best movie of the season.
00:58:14 it didn't come. It didn't happen. We missed that. I know I did. I mean, that was the excuse that
00:58:22 they gave, is that there was going to be this big movie that we were all going to be able to see.
00:58:26 But think about this. Some lawmakers are actually saying that the Justice Department
00:58:32 withheld over two and a half million pages of documents.
00:58:38 just release it man two and a half i mean if they had just released it on day one
00:58:48 they all everybody promised they wouldn't have hanging over their heads for two years
00:58:53 what a horrible look though you know we have to be honest here here you've got president trump
00:58:59 just going out there he just gets elected into office you got pam blondie who gets up there and
00:59:04 like hey i've got all the goods and we're like i got epstein files yeah here's a folder with two
00:59:08 pages here and then they come out look we got on the epstein files and i'm like boy them folders
00:59:18 look a little thin you know gosh horrible oh i mean can i come on that was so bad i'm
00:59:34 just glad you and i weren't up there and said somebody said oh hey here's the well we would
00:59:39 have you know what we would have done we would have opened it up and started reading it immediately
00:59:43 and say hey we're just we're just letting you know what's in here we just got this thing and
00:59:47 then when it started sounding right we're not going to put it behind a payroll paywall we're
00:59:53 not going to you know try to suck money out of you behind a paywall i know it was like two like
00:59:59 two pages and it said and it was what you already knew yeah it was some stuff they released years 0.69
01:00:05 ago gosh so bad what a horrible it was some bad mistakes man we gotta admit them that's true
01:00:12 that was a terrible one and she was just awful she she wanted to do it the photo ops and stuff 0.91
01:00:18 and thought that's what nobody's looking for that crap anymore people want to get down to 0.92
01:00:21 business they didn't do anything and it's you know trump's made some mistakes uh but most of 0.97
01:00:28 It's been the Republican Party just didn't do nothing.
01:00:30 That's exactly it.
01:00:31 And that's the thing.
01:00:32 We have to look at this and see where the mistakes were made and make the correction because we need to get back into the business of winning and not to have silly mistakes like that.
01:00:46 I mean, that was just awful.
01:00:48 It really was.
01:00:50 I mean, that was a bad way to start.
01:00:51 And then that gave the Democrats something just to pounce on.
01:00:56 That's all they wanted to talk about. 0.99
01:00:57 And here comes Massey. 1.00
01:01:00 Gosh. 1.00
01:01:00 Who didn't tweet about it, but two times in four years,
01:01:04 all of a sudden it's his number one thing.
01:01:07 Gosh.
01:01:08 I mean, that was the thing.
01:01:09 I mean, and he is the biggest joker of them all
01:01:12 because he just waits for an opportunity to pounce.
01:01:16 We've seen it with him over and over again.
01:01:20 I mean, just, you know what you get with him.
01:01:23 It's just the same old, but he's gone.
01:01:26 Tennessee took care of him and and that's great there was one quick thing that I wanted to just
01:01:32 discuss really quick and that was the whole thing with Alina Ahaba that we discussed yesterday but
01:01:39 we knew about it but a couple of people is you know we're saying what about this whole 50 million 0.99
01:01:45 dollar contract well she is now it looks like she's been she's been fired from that position
01:01:52 And so this was after President Trump publicly condemned him.
01:01:56 But I just want to tell the story so everybody knows what happened.
01:01:59 The $50 million contract.
01:02:01 It was Concord Partners of Florida.
01:02:05 And it's a Florida company that was set up by the daughter of a Venezuelan billionaire, Julio Herrera Velotini.
01:02:13 It ended her $50 million contract on a November 4th letter that cited a failure to perform duties.
01:02:20 Now, the New York Times, they were the ones that obtained the letter.
01:02:25 Two weeks after Habba started at Concord on January 15th, Trump gave Velatini a full and unconditional pardon.
01:02:36 That timing is why the deal actually brought and got that kind of attention.
01:02:41 So she was fired days after Trump publicly condemned the arrangement as totally obnoxious and outrageous.
01:02:49 That was a quote from him and urged the Herrera family to stop paying her.
01:02:55 Now, she still gets to keep the $6.5 million that she was already paid, plus an $8 million
01:03:00 signing bonus.
01:03:03 And she denies, of course, just so it's fair, any connection to the pardon.
01:03:09 On X, she wrote that she was never paid to secure a pardon at all.
01:03:14 and even red state notes that she denies any rule that you know no public evidence there hasn't been
01:03:22 any that contradicts her so now there is a ethics complaint new jersey regulators they have accused 0.88
01:03:30 her of persuading a bedminster club waitress to stop talking to her own lawyer and then helping 0.89
01:03:38 arrange a $15,000 settlement they say she should have never told the waitress she was paying 0.70
01:03:45 you know a member a paying member of the club so now you've got New Jersey's Supreme Court that
01:03:51 will make the final decision and possible outcomes range from you know Adam you know
01:03:57 just disabarment has been rumored her lawyer says that this is the beginning of a long process
01:04:03 over conduct for more than five years ago so those are the couple of things that are going on
01:04:08 in her world this is after she got married to a guy half her age who is a billionaire so i'm sure
01:04:15 she's going to have the best counsel money can buy but that was the story and i apologize a lot
01:04:21 of people said why didn't you guys give us a story you were all commenting on it i'm sorry i tried to
01:04:25 keep that in mind but yesterday i didn't and so now you have it anyway that's it cat is there
01:04:33 Anything else you'd like to add?
01:04:36 I'll see you guys tomorrow.
01:04:37 It'll be Friday.
01:04:38 That's right.
01:04:39 We made it.
01:04:39 It's been a long one again.
01:04:41 Yes.
01:04:42 All right, everybody.
01:04:43 Will you all be safe?
01:04:44 Be kind to one another, and we will see you later.
01:04:48 Bye.
01:04:48 Bye.
01:04:50 Game for it.
01:04:51 Here we go.
01:05:03 We'll be right back.
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