In the Litter Box - REPUBLICANS ARE VOTING EARLY ｜ In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd – Ep. 1122 – 10⧸23⧸2026

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00:01:00.000 Hello, hello, hello.

00:01:25.880 Today is Friday, October 23rd, 2026, episode number 1122.

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00:01:40.500 You are in the litter box with Jules and Cat Turd.

00:01:44.260 Hey there, Cat.

00:01:45.380 How are you?

00:01:46.600 Hey, hey, hey.

00:01:47.520 How goes it?

00:01:49.440 I'm glad it's Friday.

00:01:50.800 Boy, I am too.

00:01:52.560 I know.

00:01:53.020 it's really quite a deal especially with midterms and everything else it just seems like a lot of

00:02:00.540 things are going on at one time and it's hard to keep up with all of it it really is a midterm

00:02:06.900 madness it is it is but what a great madness to have because here's the thing i think that a lot

00:02:13.440 of people are going to be very pleasantly surprised with how many people are showing up

00:02:18.460 just look at what's going on in florida my word yeah so people don't understand florida so if

00:02:24.600 they're trying to tell you the d's are leading right now the voting in florida they are because

00:02:29.480 i'll explain it to you so they have three we get our mail-in ballots early so that's where they

00:02:34.540 cheat so there's 1.2 million mail-in ballots so they started off before early voting about

00:02:42.680 three or four hundred thousand ahead of us they always do it's usually some sometimes 800 000

00:02:48.580 and then early voting they usually kind of just break even and then we just crush it on election

00:02:56.200 day it's not even close but so since we've been beating them every day steadily they're only ahead

00:03:02.000 by like 30 000 votes now so by this weekend we'll pass them in early voting if we and if we start

00:03:07.120 off ahead after early voting and mail-in ballots will win by over a million votes wow they don't

00:03:15.620 have a chance now i love it i think it's fantastic i really do and there's a lot of non-affiliated

00:03:21.960 too now um mail-in ballots was like 400 000 whatever but there was like 250 000 non-affiliated

00:03:31.380 and they usually break Republican in our state. Goodness sakes. Well, I mean, Florida, let's let

00:03:37.680 you all lead for a bit, because really, whatever is going on over there, whatever is in your water

00:03:42.760 is working, because we need to work on what's happening here in California and other places.

00:03:48.280 My gosh, it has just been nonstop. But truly, we have never seen an administration quite like this.

00:03:54.980 And one of them, and this was the one that I really wanted to pull today, Melania Trump.

00:04:01.200 I mean, this is a big one.

00:04:03.860 Melania Trump, she secured a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, localized to the city

00:04:10.940 of Eleshky, with both nations agreeing to temporarily halt all military action so that

00:04:19.360 there is humanitarian aid that can enter and civilians can evacuate. And this is through a

00:04:26.700 designated safe passageway. And it begins on October 29, 2026. She did that.

00:04:36.140 So apparently, the situation started because Oleschke came to her attention. And she it was

00:04:42.740 during a private discussion that she was having at her fostering the future together event in New

00:04:47.500 York. This was during the UN General Assembly. And again, this is not her first situation where

00:04:55.940 she's gotten into it before. I mean, you remember that she and her representative, they use the

00:05:02.320 communication channel that they built with Russia and Ukraine. This was through six previous

00:05:07.300 reunifications of 34 children. She did this separately. And it went back to a letter that

00:05:14.700 she wrote Putin for the president to deliver during their Alaskan meeting.

00:05:20.400 So who's left in Oleschke, just so everyone knows, the town once had about 24,000 people.

00:05:27.960 Now it's roughly 1,700 to 2,000.

00:05:31.100 Most mostly are older residents unable to leave, plus about 50 children.

00:05:37.320 So the way it's going to work is that non-military teams from both of the countries will visit

00:05:43.060 residents and coordinate transportation for those who want to evacuate to either russia or ukraine

00:05:49.700 with an american media outlet documenting the process

00:05:55.140 this is really something she is remarkable in her own right and they respect her so yeah there she

00:06:03.380 is she goes and she secures a ceasefire between russia and ukraine in oleski i nobody they won't

00:06:09.940 Don't even mention it.

00:06:11.940 That's why we're doing it here, to make sure that you all know about it.

00:06:15.900 This is huge. 0.99

00:06:17.440 And this is so that they can get in there, get the elderly out and the children out.

00:06:22.460 And this is the same channel that she actually built, reuniting 34 children with their families.

00:06:29.000 It's quiet and effective, and she gets results.

00:06:34.640 You see them two FBI agents that got charged?

00:06:37.680 oh yes liar liar pants on fire yep they're arresting everybody where's the deep state

00:06:44.600 arrest they're doing it pay attention every day i'm glad they're arresting they're arresting 0.95

00:06:49.800 they're indicting all these people man i am very very glad to see this and i'm sure everybody else

00:06:56.620 is this of course is a win so yeah i mean loving this outcome so far we're in plus i mean you've

00:07:06.460 Got that. And then you also have what's going on with Ilhan Omar, which it's getting worse by the day for her.

00:07:13.300 I know. She just did a bit. Did you see her tweet?

00:07:15.680 I didn't see a tweet from her today. No.

00:07:18.560 She just said over Trump's tweet where Trump said Omar needs to be thrown out of Congress.

00:07:23.820 The Pedophile Protection Party's president is laundering right-wing conspiracy theories through the most corrupt DOJ in American history.

00:07:31.820 Whenever the news turns bad, this creep reaches for one name, mine.

00:07:36.140 So let's make it clear.

00:07:37.040 My name has always been Oha and Omar.

00:07:39.540 No, it hasn't.

00:07:41.300 You should focus on what your VP's real name is and then turns off replies.

00:07:46.700 Wow.

00:07:48.540 No, it hasn't.

00:07:50.160 They had the documents posted yesterday.

00:07:53.160 Oh, my gosh.

00:07:54.140 This is really getting...

00:07:55.860 The Pedophile Protection Party's president?

00:07:58.540 Yes.

00:08:00.640 Mm-hmm.

00:08:01.960 This is major.

00:08:04.160 You married your brother. 0.89

00:08:05.340 gross there's not there's there's no one i gotta tell you the honest truth there is nobody that i

00:08:13.800 know or have known in my past or even in my future that would do something like that

00:08:20.560 seriously i don't care if it was for immigration purposes or whatever i i know no one that would

00:08:27.180 do something like that ever this is insane totally insane

00:08:34.140 this is really great stuff that you don't mess with you know the fbi and cash patel's fbi

00:08:42.940 that's better stated did you did you uh there's this crazy he's a jewish actor's name mandy

00:08:51.960 hadican have you seen that tweet he put out today i saw it on your page i've never in my life seen 0.78

00:08:59.200 a dumber tweet than this he's basically saying to vote for the um the muslim guy michigan because 0.76

00:09:05.780 the jewish uh the safety depends on real uh multicultural democracy and he's the one 0.99

00:09:12.700 fighting protect it and he goes on about how voting for this crazy muslim brotherhood guy is 0.82

00:09:18.200 going to really protect the jews jewish safety is tied to the health of our democracy we can't 0.92

00:09:25.540 protect one without protecting other and this senate race abdul is the candidate who understands

00:09:30.260 that and is willing to fight for it this is ridiculous i just put i said below this is the 0.89

00:09:36.140 best parody account on x it is just ridiculous and my god dude did you just say i mean it goes 0.91

00:09:44.340 on and on i mean it's the dumbest thing i've ever read on x and that's saying there's always one 0.96

00:09:49.300 dumb tweet of the year and that's it man he just hit it right before the end of the year well you 0.96

00:09:54.360 know they're they're in some trouble and i think they know it especially in texas because those 0.87

00:09:58.460 numbers that they've been touting acting like there isn't even a chance right for ken paxton

00:10:06.180 to beat this other clown that and it's not coming true i mean they're they're looking and they're

00:10:12.240 talking to people in texas and they're like there's a false security here he said jewish 0.93

00:10:17.340 safety depends on a real multi-racial democracy think about that's what he's that is the most

00:10:23.360 incredible thing i've ever heard here we're in the war with middle east with the middle east 0.61

00:10:27.800 that are tearing each other apart they've done that for centuries chickens for colonel sanders

00:10:32.300 chickens for colonel sanders it's insane it really is insane but they some people will buy that

00:10:37.900 see this is the problem some people don't know i've read normally there's some for it but i think

00:10:44.100 i've uh you know went over about a couple of hundred replies and everybody's just like what

00:10:49.240 are you smoking i didn't see one in favor of what he's saying not one right well on x most likely

00:10:57.020 not but you head on over to that blue sky and that's a whole nother place and that other place

00:11:01.180 too reddit if you've ever been on reddit that's an insane asylum over there as well i've never

00:11:06.960 seen so many crazy things is when I've headed over in that direction. It's nuts but I mean

00:11:13.660 there's something for everybody I guess. Wild. So then there's the whole Supreme Court allows

00:11:23.080 ID ban which was a big shocker. This is 11 days out. You had the Supreme Court they hit a pause

00:11:29.780 on a New Hampshire voter ID order seven to one in one unsigned paragraph and the only thing

00:11:36.740 any citizen controls is whether their own ballot is already in 11 days that is what we have left

00:11:43.040 this is between this hour and tuesday november 3rd so make sure that you grabbed grab a loved

00:11:49.780 one a friend whatever and get them to the polls but yesterday we spent some time on the ground

00:11:56.220 game and the driveways the shoe leather all that stuff the people doing the un glamorous part of

00:12:01.620 a job while the other pitcher has moved and it moved into a courtroom. So David Scanion, he is

00:12:10.660 the Secretary of State of New Hampshire, and that job makes him the top election official in the

00:12:15.560 state. Well, New Hampshire recently amended its law about what you can hand across the table

00:12:22.320 at the check-in to prove who you are. And the amended law put restrictions on the use of a

00:12:30.100 student ID. Well, a group called the Coalition for Open Democracy took that fight into federal court

00:12:37.460 and a federal district judge in New Hampshire sided with them, at least for the moment. In

00:12:44.440 two orders, they did it, one on October 2nd and one on October 5th. So listen to what the judge

00:12:51.780 actually ordered, because it's the part that's really getting flattened everywhere else. The

00:12:56.740 The judge did not throw out New Hampshire's law.

00:13:00.200 The judge said that the state still had to weigh a student ID along with other evidence when a voter has no other way to prove their identity.

00:13:09.720 And the judge told that official's office that to make its public statements line up with the letter of the state law.

00:13:19.740 So New Hampshire went to the Supreme Court of the United States and they asked for a stay.

00:13:24.200 The Republican National Committee, they filed a brief backing that request, and the application, it landed right in front of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson first, because she is the justice who was assigned to that court.

00:13:39.820 Well, she called for a response, and they set a deadline on it, and then she handed it to a whole court.

00:13:46.200 The whole court, she basically said, let's look at this whole thing.

00:13:48.900 And then yesterday, the court granted it.

00:13:51.000 so the hill counted that vote seven to one the order itself does not print a tally it prints

00:13:59.460 one dissent and we will tell you whose it is in just a second but the whole thing is in one

00:14:06.560 paragraph it's unsigned nobody put a name on it but what the paragraph says in substance is this

00:14:13.360 that the lower federal court should ordinarily not go changing the election rules on the eve

00:14:20.100 of an election. Now, that is not a slogan. That is a real doctrine with a real name. And it is

00:14:25.660 called the Purcell Principle. And it comes out of a 2006 case. And the idea underneath it is that

00:14:32.900 for a court order that it lands in front of people before they can vote, it confuses the very voter

00:14:39.680 it was written to help. That's the whole thing behind it. That's the premises. And it will talk

00:14:45.320 that voter into staying home. That's what everybody worries about. So the paragraph even points at one

00:14:50.660 recent example of the whiplash that it's worried about. And it's a redistricting fight out of

00:14:56.200 Missouri that went up and down in the courts this fall. So the one line of the majority that, you

00:15:04.120 know, all of it won't cross, this is the court's own language off the court's own document, which

00:15:09.820 we in which I pulled I've read it myself that was this morning so the quote is here the district

00:15:16.020 court did not point to anything that would justify DV deviating from that principle

00:15:24.100 end quote that's what they said they're not going to go away from that so that is the opinion it's

00:15:29.020 one sentence of reasoning 11 days out nothing that will deviate from that principle now you

00:15:35.940 had one justice that dissented and you can guess who that was right who do you think it was just

00:15:44.140 justice jackson katanji brown yeah yeah so the judge yes and her her argument is so narrow it

00:15:57.560 deserves to be heard out loud she says that the order that the district judge wrote left new

00:16:02.160 hampshire's election law sitting exactly where it was that it did not change the rule it told an

00:16:07.460 official to describe the rule accurately and the you know with an order like that she argues it

00:16:12.980 does not create confusion it prevents it so she's trying real hard to fight this whole thing but

00:16:20.620 she did not well all her decisions are based on just she'll do whatever the left crazy left wing 1.00

00:16:26.900 wants i mean there's nothing has anything to the law or the constitution or anything with her

00:16:31.240 Well, the good news is that this is a stay. I mean, it's a stay. It's a pause button. It's not a verdict. So nobody decided where, you know, whether New Jersey, I mean, New Hampshire's student ID law is a good law. Nobody decided whether it is lawful. Nobody ruled on the merits of anything at all.

00:16:47.040 What the court did was lift that district judge's two orders while the appeal runs into the First Circuit, and the pause is written to expire on its own, depending on what happens next in that appeal.

00:17:00.900 So that's what happened today.

00:17:06.780 We're still, I mean, this is going to be, regardless of what happens in this midterm election, it is going to be extremely heated.

00:17:14.900 Get ready for it.

00:17:15.800 and this is why the one thing that we can do right now is vote

00:17:20.760 you've got to make sure that you get out there and vote you've got to make sure that you are

00:17:27.160 finally allowed to early vote get every oh you are now okay that's good not tomorrow starting

00:17:33.060 tomorrow oh perfect perfect yeah a lot of the deep red up my way counties too early voting

00:17:44.340 i don't even can't even vote yet gosh really crazy it's i mean i i'm just so excited i think

00:17:52.980 that we're going to be pleasantly surprised even though this is kind of a you know shot in the dark

00:17:59.420 for us because normally we don't win these miami-dade right now as as republicans are

00:18:05.580 barely leading early voting wow the bluest county we got it's incredible it's it's it's amazing

00:18:13.760 though but we most floridians vote on election day it's just they just do and um yeah you'll know

00:18:23.060 in our state uh you'll know who wins at nine o'clock at night oh yeah not me it's weeks

00:18:31.680 it's yeah they won't know to 20 29 who wins it's weeks for us did you see the defense for the um

00:18:39.300 Tyler Robertson guy

00:18:41.340 oh the 2029

00:18:43.800 yeah President Trump went

00:18:45.620 completely crazy over that

00:18:47.160 Charlie Kirk's trial

00:18:49.580 until 2029 so we have to listen to

00:18:51.600 the candy cult 1.00

00:18:53.920 the low IQ idiots for another 1.00

00:18:55.720 two years 1.00

00:18:56.360 stupid theories 1.00

00:18:59.240 well and President Trump went berserk as he 1.00

00:19:01.780 should and so did Charlie's wife

00:19:03.540 she wants it done immediately

00:19:05.320 you're supposed to be guaranteed

00:19:07.800 a quick trial 1.00

00:19:08.580 Well, she especially can can use that. And so, I mean, who can blame them? This has been an awful experience. And so sure. I mean, he criticized the judge in the Charlie Kirk assassination case for considering a 2029 trial.

00:19:24.880 Tyler Robertson, as you all know, he is accused of fatally shooting Kirk on September 10th, 2025 at a Yuhaw Valley University and could face the death penalty.

00:19:38.860 So Robinson's defense, they requested this 2029 trial date while attorneys for Kirk's widows sought an October 2027 date.

00:19:49.500 and president trump posted on truth social that the case should be tried within a month and

00:19:55.080 accuse the judge of desecrating kirk's memory and it's really true there is no excuse because the

00:20:01.720 only person that helps is the defendant that is the only person that that helps

00:20:07.440 i mean because then it settles down people get you know they're like oh yeah i remember when

00:20:14.780 that happened they're not nearly as emotional about it because time has passed or some people

00:20:20.500 that will at that time 2029 would have never seen the video and just kind of like we're just going

00:20:28.260 to oh there's that Charlie Kirk yeah who was that again kind of remember something about that

00:20:33.240 happening that's what they want that's what they're looking for I don't blame the I'm very

00:20:42.140 happy that president trump got out there and weighed in on that he needed to i didn't see that

00:20:50.040 what well i didn't you just mentioned it i didn't know that president trump

00:20:55.280 weighed in on the charlie kirk thing oh yeah he definitely did he he's just like uh-uh

00:21:01.660 not even happening he's very upset over it and he should be it happened it happened today

00:21:10.480 when he went off ridiculous yes it is he's really talking about what a terrible job that he did

00:21:18.380 and he posted on truth social he said the judge is desecrating the memory of the great charlie kirk 0.50

00:21:25.420 while taking forever to ask questions that people already know the answer to the whole country is

00:21:31.780 mocking him and our legal system justice for charlie in capital letters we get the worst

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00:24:48.460 exactly what days are over yeah i ain't coming back that's a good thing because my gosh there

00:24:54.600 are a couple of people that are really they have got a major problem including this iron maiden

00:24:59.900 drummer. Did you hear about him? Oh, yeah. Nico McBrain is his name. He wants to put President

00:25:07.240 Trump in jail. I guess he needs some attention. I don't know. But his name is Nico McBrain. And

00:25:15.220 he says that Trump belongs in jail over golf invites in Iran. The 74 year old drummer,

00:25:20.860 he should probably stick to beats before he, you know, takes a hit at the charts. Because

00:25:27.460 this whole thing with celebrities calling for opponents behind bars I mean it never ends well

00:25:32.640 for anyone I mean unless of course you're President Trump who was able to thankfully to

00:25:38.580 we the people get him out of all of that stuff because we voted overwhelmingly and he was

00:25:44.560 innocent they went after President Trump worse than anybody I've ever seen in my entire life

00:25:49.800 and this man kept coming back then you had all the Republicans just overtook the Democrats and

00:25:56.000 early voting in texas fabulous see that's what they're getting nervous about the truth serum

00:26:03.280 it's true i mean you know this is a big deal ken paxton i mean we've got to get his name out far

00:26:14.880 and wide just if you know anybody in texas get them all revved up get them all ready out there

00:26:20.800 to vote. Yeah, you don't want that freak

00:26:23.020 representing you for six more years? 0.95

00:26:25.240 Oh my gosh.

00:26:27.420 Uh-uh. You want to become California

00:26:29.180 or New York? Tala Frico?

00:26:31.060 Y'all dare him vote. Get rid of that clown. 1.00

00:26:33.060 I mean, you've got Mom done. Send him packing. 1.00

00:26:35.220 Even saying, oh, we've really got to have 0.99

00:26:36.960 this Tala Frico guy. The guy,

00:26:38.640 it's MIA for like, I don't know

00:26:40.940 how long. Nobody knows where he went.

00:26:42.840 It was very suspicious. And then he comes

00:26:45.100 back all plastic-faced. I mean,

00:26:46.920 he looks like the guy from MADtv.

00:26:48.440 be. I think you compared him to Norman Bates. It's just there's something really wrong with

00:26:53.680 that guy. But besides that, it's just what he said in the past. It's the things that

00:26:59.780 he said, it's completely the opposite of Texas. I mean, you think of Texas and you think,

00:27:07.820 all right, here we go. I mean, it's its own place. There's no place like Texas. I've got

00:27:13.480 a lot of friends and family that live in Texas. And you don't see them voting for a

00:27:17.900 talafrico i don't i can't even imagine it but the point is you have to get them to vote to show up

00:27:25.940 and that's what will make all the difference yeah this iron maiden drummer something is wrong with

00:27:32.140 him it's funny his name is mcbrain mcno brain yeah i mean he he's talking about putting president

00:27:40.540 trump in jail over narcissism the epstein files and the war on iran i mean he added that u.s

00:27:47.600 Secretary Pete Hegsus should also be put in prison.

00:27:50.420 How many Epstein files did he release, and how many did every president before him release?

00:27:56.400 Exactly.

00:27:57.620 Zero.

00:27:58.760 Yeah, they had every opportunity. 1.00

00:28:00.460 I'm so tired of hearing about the Epstein class and all these stupid Goomer drifters every tweet just getting old. 0.97

00:28:07.080 Well, I mean, you know, the case itself I think has been completely overplayed about a bazillion times. 0.97

00:28:12.820 but what's interesting about that case is that it hasn't gone out I mean the lights are still

00:28:20.040 on in there in fact I'm going to be talking about it this weekend I guess this is a time to mention

00:28:24.420 it because we're talking about Epstein but this is out Epstein's men still get paid the lawyers

00:28:31.900 there's a huge case that's going on right now and while everybody is distracted and because

00:28:36.400 we won't be here for the following Saturday show because it's Halloween. I decided to

00:28:43.480 do something about this because I figured it would have a longer shelf life. It's a real

00:28:48.920 interesting story. And so we're going to talk about it tomorrow at three o'clock p.m. Eastern

00:28:52.860 time. But there was a fortune there. And it's really interesting about what's being played

00:28:58.080 out in court, what's happening with the money. I mean, you know, he had all of those properties. So

00:29:02.900 if you want to join us tomorrow at three i'll be here i'd love to see you so

00:29:07.560 so the fbi officials are arrested for lying you mentioned that earlier that is a very big story

00:29:17.620 and yes they are in a whole heck of a lot of trouble i guess you know that's the thing that's

00:29:25.500 why they hate when you've got a new president and a whole new administration because they're gonna

00:29:29.520 dig up the bodies they're going to dig up these these rooms that were buried and burn bags and

00:29:35.620 everything else that cash patel walked into gosh it would be fun to interview him again wouldn't it

00:29:40.480 i mean after he's been the fbi director we had him in before but to have him come back

00:29:47.740 at you know after holding that we've had him a whole bunch of times i had him on a political

00:29:53.040 rendezvous too it's just a sweetheart of a guy i mean he's just about it's a lot harder

00:29:59.420 yeah a lot harder now they come the fbi director oh yeah well we haven't asked

00:30:05.460 we got oh his whole team is so great poster oh i mean they're they're just awesome but

00:30:14.920 you know i decided right when he became fbi director i'm like i think i'm just gonna leave

00:30:20.040 him alone i'm not gonna you know he's got his hands full and he's engaged to be married i'm

00:30:25.680 so happy for him his whole world is just really doing well so this is a big one the two former

00:30:34.520 f the two former senior fbi officials they were arrested and they were charged with making false

00:30:41.440 statements to congress about the hunter biden laptop investigation nikki cole flores of

00:30:48.580 Alexandria, Virginia, and Bradley Benavides of Aiken, South Carolina. They were taken into 0.61

00:30:56.800 custody on charges. Both officials falsely testified that the FBI Foreign Influence Task

00:31:04.160 Force was not involved in the Hunter Biden laptop investigation. Well, Flores led the task force as

00:31:11.460 deputy assistant director from the mid 2019 through mid 2022 and benavides served as a task

00:31:22.040 force section chief from mid 2019 through the 2020 election so they got up there they made

00:31:30.680 false statements and they both testified and boom they are in big trouble cuffs and all

00:31:40.800 doesn't matter who you are with this but they were shocked when they couldn't got them

00:31:47.600 that's right do what they've been doing the innocent people gosh for a change i mean

00:31:53.040 this is incredible i mean flores discussed the hunter biden probes inside the task force

00:32:00.020 and with other fbi people for more than a year benavides for his part he claimed he only learned

00:32:07.580 of the laptop from wikipedia while he was actually talking about it with fbi officials

00:32:13.900 in the months before i just saw it on the news right she also you remember flores is the one

00:32:21.580 that told people that privately she was running a shadow government during the same stretch

00:32:28.380 so real quick if you don't know the timeline flores led the task force as the deputy assistant

00:32:36.640 this was mid to right in the middle of the heat all of it 2019 to 2022 and then he was the second

00:32:44.920 he was the benavides he served as a section chief from 2019 through 2020 and cash patel

00:32:52.220 he goes out he releases a statement confirming the arrest that they tied to the now dissolved

00:32:58.100 task force so that's what you know that's what's going on over there i'm loving that that's a big

00:33:08.540 one big two it's the whole nobody is above the law and truly when you look at what a mess obama

00:33:19.160 left these people did believe that they were comey ray and i do think that there are things

00:33:25.900 that are going on that we don't know about but the big ones but we'll see we've got to win

00:33:33.820 midterms if we want to see how this story ends and don't you really i mean that that's reason

00:33:41.980 enough besides president trump being great and letting him do what he needs to do

00:33:47.460 i mean just finding out how this story ends has been a lot of fun and it's just getting

00:33:55.560 even more so so we shall see but that story's not going anywhere then you had the trump

00:34:03.980 administration they moved uh to disqualify some judges so you just can't beat this stuff that too

00:34:12.980 big one yes i mean a lot of stuff happened today well it's friday right the news cycle

00:34:20.280 It's at its wildest point. So the federal judges, they trashed ICE to the New York Slimes when they want to rule on ICE cases.

00:34:29.800 I mean, impartial? Well, like a defense lawyer on the jury, the DOJ has a right to boot them.

00:34:36.740 So they moved to disqualify Minnesota federal judges John Tunheim and Patrick Schlitz from immigration cases.

00:34:44.520 The judge gave remarks to the New York Slimes criticizing ICE operation Metro Surge.

00:34:51.200 Judge Schliltz, they called the operation a grave threat to the rule of law.

00:34:58.540 Judge Tunheim said that ICE agents were not primarily targeting dangerous criminals.

00:35:04.180 Well, the DOJ stated in the comments and they raised doubts about the judge's impartiality and enforcement matters.

00:35:13.980 and boom they made their move that's big and it's the it's in Minnesota and they are the ones that

00:35:25.720 are handling the cases that involve the enforcement actions so they have every right if they have made

00:35:32.000 these remarks if they are out there publicly talking about their impartiality and they've

00:35:39.720 got a case on their desk why wouldn't you move to make sure that they were disqualified you have

00:35:47.320 every right to oh there's so many rotten judges in this country yep they have way too much power

00:35:57.620 especially then they're not elected it's true and there are elected judges but these are the

00:36:04.300 ones that are just appointed. That's right. I mean, these are the ones that are placed.

00:36:14.100 Well, it's good that this is happening. And I know President Trump has been under a lot of

00:36:18.020 pressure to make sure that it would, but the U.S. economy is booming as business activity,

00:36:23.020 hiring and new orders have surged. So the U.S. composite PMI, it came in at 57.6 in October.

00:36:31.740 this is the second highest reading since March 2022. Business activity expanded at one of the

00:36:39.620 fastest rates in more than four years. Manufacturing conditions reached strongest

00:36:45.100 level since 2022, with factory hiring at the fastest pace in nearly 15 years. Well, surveys

00:36:52.900 showed vigorous growth in manufacturing and services that were driven up by strong demand

00:36:58.320 and the rising new orders the data consisted with the gdp expanding at five percent annualized

00:37:07.040 fourth rate in fourth quarter this is after the four percent in the third quarter so this is big

00:37:16.060 it needed to happen thank goodness president trump knew this he's been he wants to get up on

00:37:22.580 that stage and he wants to be able to tout his record well business booming is one that he can

00:37:27.280 definitely use and back up it's a big deal especially with midterms

00:37:31.680 i don't know that's one you can take just posted a picture of um

00:37:41.900 fort myers margo martin posted man at the trump people in line there oh on the side of the road

00:37:49.080 how exciting there is nothing better than a trump rally there just isn't and i mean people that are

00:37:57.040 able to go to the rallies. These are some of the last ones he's

00:37:58.960 going to have, too. Exactly, Kat.

00:38:02.840 Exactly.

00:38:03.540 I loved the one I went

00:38:05.100 to. Oh, look here. This is Fort

00:38:07.040 Myers. I think Deke Svantez went

00:38:09.000 with him today.

00:38:10.480 I think he did

00:38:12.920 something with him today. 0.99

00:38:15.220 It's hard to keep up with all this crap. 0.99

00:38:17.620 It really is. Excuse me. 0.99

00:38:19.360 It is hard.

00:38:20.960 Man, it's nice, too. The weather's been so

00:38:22.960 nice, and the dogs have been wanting to go out

00:38:24.920 and walk around with the dogs.

00:38:26.140 Oh, I would not be surprised. I'm going to play it so everybody can see it. This is a good one. Here you go. People, people, people. Oh, look at those palm trees. Sure looks like Florida, doesn't it? The low clouds, the big puffy clouds.

00:38:42.740 Look at all of them.

00:38:45.580 Oh, how wonderful.

00:38:50.360 Yes, it's election time.

00:38:52.660 We got to make sure that we're all doing our thing to make sure that President Trump, you know, gets what he needs.

00:39:00.400 Then we get to work on getting rid of some of these rhinos that have caused such a major problem.

00:39:06.500 They really have.

00:39:07.840 The fact that they could have passed the Save America Act and did nothing.

00:39:12.040 They did nothing.

00:39:13.800 Nothing.

00:39:14.640 They did nothing.

00:39:15.700 They absolutely, in two years, with both majorities, haven't done one thing.

00:39:21.660 Nope.

00:39:22.600 Not a thing.

00:39:24.240 And we're going to make sure that we remember that when we go to the polls.

00:39:27.460 And we're going to primary each and every single one of them. 0.95

00:39:33.240 And Zelensky, snippety clowns out there today.

00:39:35.640 Yeah, we still haven't got our speeds on Starlink right. 0.96

00:39:38.680 Isn't that the craziest thing?

00:39:40.620 Elon, pull everything from his country.

00:39:43.320 He don't appreciate it.

00:39:45.120 He thinks you owe him everything.

00:39:47.280 Man, I cannot stand that guy.

00:39:49.220 I know it.

00:39:50.280 God, it's just like you cannot give this guy nothing.

00:39:52.960 What do we get in return?

00:39:54.440 I know what.

00:39:55.360 Nothing.

00:39:56.480 Mm-mm.

00:39:57.960 What do we ever get in return from him?

00:39:59.740 I'm glad that President Trump said that he is going to protect him

00:40:02.600 because he's going to need protection.

00:40:04.580 Do you know that?

00:40:05.160 the left is going to go after Elon Musk and so many people in his administration.

00:40:09.640 Just look at what they did the first time around.

00:40:12.400 President Trump is going to cover his peeps.

00:40:14.480 I know he is because he knows exactly what happened before.

00:40:17.980 I mean, lives were completely destroyed.

00:40:20.060 Think about all the way to the January Sixers.

00:40:22.880 That's crazy that even happened or was allowed to happen, that it was coordinated to such

00:40:29.020 a degree.

00:40:30.040 And I know that a lot of people are working and diving into that, too.

00:40:33.180 what the CIA knew if they dispatched people to go there and they're asking the right questions

00:40:39.440 because they know that we want to know. We haven't let up on any of this. But there's one thing that's

00:40:44.760 really got them talking. Elon Musk, he just bought a billion dollar slice of CNN's new parent company.

00:40:55.320 Legacy Media spent years calling him every single name in the book and now they have to answer to

00:41:02.520 him too it's beautiful i mean the auto pen um pardoned 8 000 people and he pardoned hunter

00:41:11.580 and foushi and all these demons yeah i mean he needs to preemptively pardon elon too well that's

00:41:18.200 exactly what he said he was going to do he said it point he's got to yeah he said it he said to

00:41:22.680 protect him of course he's got to so but but think about this cnn has a new boss it's elon musk

00:41:32.360 after they've trashed him all this time he should just buy and dissolve it so he invested

00:41:39.500 approximately one billion dollars in david ellison skydance media empire skydance completed a 110

00:41:49.060 billion acquisition of warner brothers discovery this all happened october 6th the merged company

00:41:57.440 owns CNN, CBS, HBO, Warner Brothers, Paramount Pictures, and Nickelodeon. Well, Musk's precise

00:42:07.000 ownership stake and any board role, they have not been disclosed yet. I wish I knew. I don't.

00:42:13.160 Nobody knows yet. I looked for it. So the move actually extends Musk's prior financial links

00:42:20.020 to the Ellison family, and so he just bought himself a piece, a big slice of the same people

00:42:28.500 that used to call him every name in the book, spread every lie, trash him, all of that stuff.

00:42:35.380 Well, now he is an owner. That's what a billion dollars bought him.

00:42:42.660 Is anybody smiling yet? You should be. I am. I love good news. That's good news for me.

00:42:50.020 I mean, I hear CNN right now is walking around like they just went to a funeral. 1.00

00:42:55.860 He read all them fake news idiots. 1.00

00:42:57.680 Yeah. 1.00

00:42:59.820 I mean, I am thrilled about what is actually happening here.

00:43:05.720 This is why, again, midterms are so important.

00:43:08.240 If you want to keep going like this and not have our time wasted with all of this stuff.

00:43:13.860 I mean, we're ahead.

00:43:16.000 We're doing really, really great.

00:43:18.340 good fishes with goals says i'm smiling jules i am too telling you what this is good news

00:43:27.660 really good news yep i don't know i mean everything is changing these days it really

00:43:37.840 is and it's all for the better it's a whole different day it's amazing they're against

00:43:42.280 someone like elon he's like changing the world with everything he's got robots coming up

00:43:46.460 his self-driving cars are amazing no matter what you say his cabs uh i mean just everything that

00:43:53.700 he does and then of course the democrats they they want his money they want they do not want

00:43:58.340 him to have power over his companies they want power over his companies and they want his money

00:44:02.300 right for not doing anything just like president trump they're going after him the same way remember

00:44:07.660 they went to take trump towers leticia james was sitting there saying man i can't wait to get my 0.96

00:44:13.060 pause on that like are you nuts have you completely lost your mind and here you have elon musk i mean

00:44:19.480 this man has given so much when you talk about what he's doing for the future of the human for 0.97

00:44:26.360 humanity in and of itself i mean it's just amazing not just with the satellites and everything else

00:44:33.740 but for children and the x account i mean not the x accounts but the trump accounts i mean this man

00:44:41.180 is putting money towards the future he really is he's putting his own money all of all kinds

00:44:49.000 of things I mean he's just talking about we're just getting started it's fantastic to see

00:44:55.520 I don't know I mean we we have a problem and maybe Elon Musk can can help us out because

00:45:05.100 we do have a problem when it comes to you know the the birth rate it is down and so i always

00:45:12.500 think of elon musk it's like call him let him know he's like i don't know how many kids he has now

00:45:20.020 but don't look at him or get close to him if you're trying to avoid that because pregnancy

00:45:24.820 because he's the guy but apparently it fell quite a bit the fertility rate hit a new record low in

00:45:31.460 2025 so this is according to cdc data and it shows that u.s births were down again

00:45:39.240 to half the 1925 rate and you know this is something it's it's shrinking 1925 it wasn't

00:45:48.560 nothing to do but have babies yes well i mean now it's showing that the general fertility rate that

00:45:56.960 it fell to a record low of 53.2 births per 1,000 females ages 15 to 44 in 2025. The rate declined

00:46:07.280 1% from 53.8 in 2024, with drops for ages 10 to 29, 10, oh my gosh, and rises for ages 30 to 44.

00:46:20.100 So birth rate for teen ages 15 to 19. People wait longer than kids. Well, they want to get set up

00:46:25.720 first they want to make sure they can afford it but unfortunately they want to sell you they're

00:46:30.300 like coming to america they want to sell the royal oats yeah well you wait too long and it gets a lot

00:46:36.380 harder too for for women especially so that's why you've got all these fertility clinics that are

00:46:42.040 everywhere and they're really beating that horse but well especially where you live oh yeah oh my

00:46:49.080 gosh the price on something like that is insane it is really crazy yeah and you got to pay whether

00:46:56.320 it works or not it doesn't matter there are no refunds none so the total burst they decrease

00:47:06.320 less than one percent so the rate continues i'm wondering how much money they charge for that

00:47:11.600 i have a friend that's doing it and i don't even know i know the last time she was talking about

00:47:18.320 how it was well over a hundred thousand dollars i mean she's lowered what do they do just put like

00:47:23.800 she's taking some kind of shots like there's all these shots that she has to take she's frozen her

00:47:29.340 eggs she's done all of this stuff and it's like does it involve a turkey base uh-huh it does

00:47:35.920 indeed and the mood has to be just right not the kind of mood you're thinking of but everything's

00:47:44.280 gotta work i mean oh yeah it's like some crazy stuff is fertility down all these chemicals they

00:47:51.520 put in food probably well there's that and then there's also the fact that you know people are

00:47:56.020 busy with their careers you've got a lot of women who are in the workforce and people want to be

00:48:02.840 secure they want to be stable they a lot of people are still living at home and so i think that has

00:48:10.140 a lot to do with it they're just waiting longer plus i mean they don't date people don't date

00:48:14.980 like we dated when we were growing up the dating scene that's right yeah i mean it used to be you

00:48:20.460 know you cruise a strip or you know you go to a bar when you get when you turn back then you know

00:48:25.860 in georgia when i turned 17 that was a drinking age then they right after i turned 17 they changed

00:48:30.560 it to 18 and it was 18 for years and then they changed it to 21 yeah but yeah man people used

00:48:38.300 You know, there was no phones or anything.

00:48:40.180 You have to meet people.

00:48:40.940 You have to write their phone number down and call them on their phone.

00:48:44.240 If they wasn't home, they didn't answer.

00:48:46.580 Gosh.

00:48:47.500 You block people by unplugging your phone.

00:48:49.920 There you go.

00:48:51.120 You can take the phone off the hook and they get a busy signal.

00:48:55.760 Couldn't talk.

00:48:56.620 I remember when they had call waiting, man.

00:48:58.780 The first time they had call waiting, I thought it was the best technology.

00:49:01.300 Wow.

00:49:03.120 They can literally beep in and you can go to another number and say,

00:49:05.460 Hey, I got somebody on that other line.

00:49:07.260 and don't even get me started with rotary phones yeah all the phones when i was in high school

00:49:15.360 rotary phones wow one rich kid on the block got a push button phone finally we went over and went

00:49:21.300 oh my god look at this crazy amazing yes it is i mean imagine imagine the shock the people know

00:49:29.500 the rotary phone because if you're dialing back then you only had to dial like uh seven numbers

00:49:35.920 you'd have to dial the whatever the area code where you know what i mean unless you're doing

00:49:43.560 a lot long distance or something and that cost a fortune oh wow but them rotary phones you know

00:49:48.960 you'd get you'd you'd be on the last number and if your finger jiggled just a little bit wrong

00:49:53.140 you'd have to start all over again there was pressure when you got to the last number especially

00:49:58.620 it was a zero well you know what i've seen i've seen those that they they have the old handheld

00:50:07.260 the what what would you call it the receiver and where you can plug it into your phone and i don't

00:50:15.320 know it's just like some kind of gimmick but where you can plug it into your cell phone now and then

00:50:19.600 you can hold the receiver in to your ear and people are like oh yeah the phone booths were

00:50:26.360 all rotary phones too gosh long time think about think about they built new york city i mean they

00:50:36.480 used to build a skyscraper a minute they built these cities before there was even even even any

00:50:43.020 kind of communication i mean can you imagine trying to build something like that without

00:50:45.580 cell phones now or computers getting people on a job they built all this stuff on paper

00:50:51.380 yeah and then they didn't i mean you couldn't even call but you had to go down to the site

00:50:56.580 and talk to people man well i mean you still have that communication problem if you've been to a job

00:51:01.600 site lately in la anyway you have all kinds of languages so thank goodness for google and the

00:51:06.900 translator that's what they use all of my friends that are on those jobs they're like yep i got my

00:51:12.200 my my google translator whenever whenever i have to say something i know i need it in

00:51:19.220 Russian. I know I need it in Spanish.

00:51:21.560 I know I need it in like 10 other

00:51:23.160 different languages and that's what they do.

00:51:27.100 Yeah, but I'd like to have a rotary phone

00:51:29.000 just around the house.

00:51:30.520 And how do they even do polls these days?

00:51:33.560 Because nobody has a landline

00:51:35.060 anymore, do they? I don't have one

00:51:36.760 and I can't tell you how long.

00:51:38.820 I think some people still... Does anybody have a...

00:51:41.020 My parents do.

00:51:43.520 I don't know why.

00:51:44.780 I've never... I don't even know anybody

00:51:47.160 have one in 15 years yeah they do they just have it they just never got rid of it it's just always

00:51:53.700 they still do faxes uh no not at all the office is the office is all it's completely modernized

00:52:01.580 but it's just one of those things it just it's always been there so they just have a landline

00:52:06.220 and i don't i really don't understand why it's just there they just pay for it i'd never see

00:52:11.140 anybody use it it's just and and and then the beeper remember the beeper oh the beepers the

00:52:19.080 beeper only doctors used to have just about and drug and drug dealers and then in construction

00:52:25.260 and then in constructions they had these next tails you ever heard of them no so they were

00:52:30.300 they were basically a phone and a radio at the same time so all your friends could talk to you

00:52:34.700 the problem was it wasn't private so you could be at the bank and this happened to me

00:52:39.280 you know I'm in the middle of a bank

00:52:42.940 and it goes boop boop 1.00

00:52:44.920 and hey man this son of a bitch 1.00

00:52:47.540 down here ain't gonna give us 1.00

00:52:49.080 that effing license 0.76

00:52:50.420 you know

00:52:52.060 so you have to help people man

00:52:54.960 watch your language on these things

00:52:56.840 and everybody could hear them

00:52:59.100 man like when you talked to them

00:53:00.780 everybody could hear them

00:53:01.680 them things didn't last long

00:53:02.900 because they just

00:53:03.460 oh my gosh

00:53:05.900 you've got a lot of people

00:53:06.920 that are talking about

00:53:07.900 how they had all kinds

00:53:08.960 Yeah, chat's going live right now.

00:53:11.000 Yes, landlines, yes, and beepers, and a Nextel, that was Cass.

00:53:18.160 Cass had a Nextel, had a beeper, Roger Davis, Davis, 4864.

00:53:22.240 Ham radio, somebody's saying, oh, yeah.

00:53:24.480 Yeah.

00:53:25.380 We had a CB radio.

00:53:26.860 Old school.

00:53:27.480 A big John and 10 outside.

00:53:30.300 My handle was Applecore.

00:53:32.460 Is that funny?

00:53:35.660 I love it.

00:53:36.640 I just think it's great how everything has changed so much.

00:53:41.340 But, yeah, it's just one of those staples at my parents' house.

00:53:43.680 They just, I mean, no one ever uses it.

00:53:45.680 It's just there.

00:53:46.640 I don't know why.

00:53:48.020 I really don't know why.

00:53:49.540 I've forgotten about it until you actually said something.

00:53:51.660 I'm like, yeah, it's there.

00:53:53.920 We actually went outside and played football and baseball and kicked a can and bicycle tag.

00:53:59.960 I went out in the woods and built forts.

00:54:02.020 I don't think childhoods are near as good now with this technology.

00:54:06.000 They're just so different.

00:54:06.980 They don't know the difference, though, you know?

00:54:08.840 They don't have any people skills.

00:54:12.780 You can't talk to them.

00:54:13.780 I'm telling you, man.

00:54:14.480 I've told this story probably before, but I was at a friend's house, and this was years ago.

00:54:20.420 And it was four teenage boys, probably 13 to 15.

00:54:23.940 They were sitting on a couch, two couches, two on each couch, facing each other.

00:54:28.220 And they were all, I was there for 10 minutes, and they're all just looking at their iPhones.

00:54:32.440 and i said hey man who y'all talking to and he's got well i'm talking to this person's friend i

00:54:40.800 said can i ask you a question if you're going to talk to your friends why don't you put down

00:54:44.560 your phones and talk to the friends sitting in front of you right now y'all just sitting here

00:54:49.880 talking to other friends but sitting in together why don't you just put your phones down and have

00:54:54.640 a conversation they thought i was crazy because they're looking at everything they're looking at

00:55:00.260 those tiktok videos too that's crazy i mean before tiktok i believe well people are just like in a

00:55:07.620 trance i mean they go from one video to another and they just stand there and they just like i

00:55:13.080 don't know and then i'll walk by i'm like okay it's tiktok they're gonna be standing i do this

00:55:17.460 for a living now so it's my job you know these people are on it three four times longer than me

00:55:24.080 I mean, it's just, it's very addictive, the social media, the whole thing, man.

00:55:29.940 Oh, yeah.

00:55:30.940 There's always something going on.

00:55:32.080 I'm burnt out really bad more than I have ever been on it, too.

00:55:35.920 That's why I've got a vacation coming up.

00:55:37.520 I'm just going to chill out.

00:55:39.280 It's going to be really, really good for you.

00:55:42.140 Really good for you.

00:55:43.380 You'll have a wonderful time, too, and that's what you need.

00:55:46.580 Everybody needs that for time.

00:55:49.560 You really do.

00:55:50.220 I mean, this gets hard every day, same stuff, all day.

00:55:53.620 fighting fighting going going reporting reporting the whole package yeah your brain isn't made to

00:56:00.640 function like this no no well i couldn't do it if i didn't live out in the country and have all my

00:56:05.500 pets and stuff i'd go outside even if it's just an hour at a time go play with them and just walk

00:56:11.180 around wood wooded areas yeah it's really good for you you're gonna have a great time i'm really

00:56:17.600 happy that you're doing that. Well, we have one last story. And this is a story that I touched

00:56:25.040 on a little bit earlier. A judge orders the CIA record release, a federal judge, they ordered the

00:56:33.200 CIA to release records related to January 6 by November 16. The records must cover shots fired

00:56:41.680 inside the Capitol, request for bomb technicians and detection dogs, and any CIA personal deployment.

00:56:51.680 The ruling came from the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia and Judicial Watch

00:56:57.720 FOIA lawsuit. So the CIA, they must disclose whether it had personnel present, like the 274

00:57:07.000 undercover FBI agents

00:57:09.240 that reported that day.

00:57:13.840 November 16th.

00:57:16.820 That's what they've got cooking.

00:57:18.980 I think it is wonderful.

00:57:21.000 I can't wait to see what happens with that.

00:57:23.900 I mean, yeah.

00:57:26.260 We still got over two years of Trump, man.

00:57:29.200 It's a wonderful thing.

00:57:31.020 Over two years and two months, Trump.

00:57:33.200 It is a wonderful thing.

00:57:34.820 And like I said, do not believe those polls.

00:57:37.920 We've been really talking about it this week because even Katie Turr, she is having serious

00:57:43.900 doubts.

00:57:44.760 She's saying about the midterm polling in Texas.

00:57:48.460 She visits Texas and now she doubts the polls.

00:57:53.160 And so the ground time, it basically beats all the math that they've been putting out

00:57:57.980 and floating when voters just, you know, are out there saying, no way are we voting for

00:58:02.840 El Frico.

00:58:03.300 um so katie tur of all people she says she i mean she voiced her doubts this was after she was in

00:58:11.120 the state and she was talking to voters everywhere and they were like nope she suggested that

00:58:15.540 pollsters may be adjusting the results to match expected outcomes she also uh-huh she noted that

00:58:23.140 many texans describe plans to vote for their political team yeah so we've been reporting on

00:58:31.980 all that stuff for a long time but we've they used to only be four or five polls that people

00:58:37.320 recognize now there's like a thousand yeah so you have no idea who these people are

00:58:41.560 and we had the wild one one that came out they actually said point blank you know what we were

00:58:48.380 able to sell this really easily to the media they just ate it right on up

00:58:52.260 and they admitted that they made it up completely i mean these numbers are coming in and they're

00:59:02.640 looking really good for republicans so make sure this early voting continues i mean it's happening

00:59:09.300 up to 25 in pennsylvania versus 20 in 2020 democrat returns they have dropped i mean you

00:59:19.420 start looking at all of this stuff, and you start to realize, hey, you know what, we are more

00:59:24.340 powerful than we even know. And people are excited, regardless of what the media has done to try to

00:59:31.880 tap this down. People are showing up because they know how important it is. And we don't want a

00:59:37.620 regime like we had before. And the Democrats with the socialism and all that stuff that has taken

00:59:43.140 over their party, you've got more people signing up as conservatives are not signing up, I should

00:59:49.040 say voting Republican because they do not want what they see on the ballot. They want the opposite

00:59:56.340 of Syed and some of these others. Yeah, they are. I mean, this is a big, big deal. So 0.96

01:00:06.780 anyway, got to get out there. Got to do our part. We will. So again, if you are around tomorrow,

01:00:14.860 I would love, love, love to see you.

01:00:17.640 I'm really excited about this show.

01:00:19.160 It's going to be a little break from the political scene, but not really.

01:00:22.780 Of course, you all know that I cover all the news that happened this week.

01:00:28.400 But the main theme, the main date is going to be about Epstein and their men who are still getting paid.

01:00:36.080 His men are still getting paid, the lawyers, all of these different people.

01:00:40.000 And yeah, it's fascinating.

01:00:41.960 I've been going through it the last couple of days, and it's like, you know, one of those novels that you cannot set down.

01:00:48.420 So I'll see you here tomorrow at 3 o'clock p.m. Eastern Time, I hope.

01:00:52.700 Kat, sir, anything else that you'd like to add?

01:00:55.120 Nope. Just have a good weekend, everybody.

01:00:56.780 Yes, sir. We definitely plan on it.

01:00:59.140 All right. Well, in the meantime, you all be safe, be kind to one another, and we will see you right here tomorrow at 3 o'clock p.m.

01:01:06.440 Bye.

01:01:11.960 We'll be right back.

01:01:41.960 We'll be right back.

In the Litter Box - October 23, 2026

REPUBLICANS ARE VOTING EARLY ｜ In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd – Ep. 1122 – 10⧸23⧸2026

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