In the Litter Box - November 12, 2026


THE OATH THEY KEPT ｜ In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd - Ep. 1134 - 11⧸11⧸2026

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00:01:58 hello hello hello today is wednesday november 11th 2026 episode number 1134 please remember
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00:02:15 you are in the litter box with jules and cat turd hey there cat it's veterans day happy
00:02:22 Veterans Day to you.
00:02:24 Hey, hey, hey.
00:02:25 You and all of the other veterans,
00:02:27 Fleet Admiral James,
00:02:28 we've got quite a list of them.
00:02:30 Fish is with gulls as a veteran.
00:02:32 There's so many veterans
00:02:33 and just want to thank you so much
00:02:35 for just defending our country,
00:02:38 sticking up for our country,
00:02:40 being the ones on the front line
00:02:41 and not being afraid
00:02:43 to show your support
00:02:44 and love for this country.
00:02:45 I mean, that's really what it is.
00:02:47 So really want to appreciate,
00:02:49 want to give you our shout out
00:02:50 and our thanks for everything that you do, truly.
00:02:54 I swear, I don't know, it's probably because of church stopping.
00:02:57 I was just getting back and I was trying to get everything going.
00:02:59 I didn't even realize it was Veterans Day until this morning when I woke up.
00:03:02 Oh, I have it on my calendar because of Fleet, right,
00:03:06 and so many of the other veterans that I know.
00:03:08 And so whenever I see it, it's like a big birthday.
00:03:11 It's like, wow, thank you so much for everything that you do
00:03:15 because without hesitation, with all of the sacrifices,
00:03:18 those people always have our backs.
00:03:20 you can't beat that people that you will never meet that you don't know and
00:03:26 they're there for us because they love this country as much as we do it's
00:03:31 really amazing especially when you start talking about all the crazy stuff
00:03:34 that's been going on around here I mean the oath they kept is huge
00:03:41 yeah it's one of the best things I did in my life I think was I didn't really
00:03:46 want didn't know what to do after Husky I was only 17 when I joined I had to get
00:03:50 my parents to sign to go to basic training. Yeah. 17 years old. Gosh, well, thank you for
00:03:58 your service. Seriously. I spent my 18th birthday in a foxhole at Fort Dix, New Jersey. Goodness
00:04:03 sakes. What a wait. Well, you didn't forget it, did you? It definitely had a lasting effect.
00:04:13 Well, that's why today's show is called The Oath They Kept. And I mean, basically,
00:04:18 we picked that title before we knew how perfectly the day was going to prove that point because
00:04:24 here is what we're sitting on right now the secretary of the treasury of the united states
00:04:31 of america is not sleeping in his own house tonight he has been moved into a united states
00:04:39 military base over threats out of iran i mean think about that for a second this is a cabinet
00:04:48 Secretary in Washington. In 2026, he has been relocated to a base because a foreign regime
00:04:57 made it unsafe for him to be in his own home. And then you have the men and the women that
00:05:05 are guarding that gate. I mean, they took the same oath, and they are keeping it today. This
00:05:10 afternoon, while we're on this show, they are over there, you know, keeping watch. So basically,
00:05:16 that's where we can start and it doesn't slow down because i mean we've got everything a
00:05:21 congressional report on epstein that a chairman is calling the tip of the iceberg we have a
00:05:27 republican impeachment resolution against the secretary of war that got shut down by republicans 0.99
00:05:33 of course massey was the only republican absolute just piece of crap just ridiculous such a waste 0.99
00:05:42 of time he is a waste of space well and they know it too and it really just was glaring and then his 0.99
00:05:48 little his warning you know what's coming is going to be worse than what i just did this is just the
00:05:54 warm-up you got it from me a fellow republican you just wait to see what the democrats are going to 0.99
00:05:59 do is that really necessary narcissistic fool get out just go on yeah he's talking about 0.96
00:06:08 ebstein again day anything to get his get him out in front of a microphone well that's because the 0.98
00:06:13 the guy is a i mean i've never in my life seen somebody and he refers to himself in a third
00:06:19 person now you notice that uh thomas massey has done this and thomas massey really embarrassing
00:06:27 i'm just so glad that his voters i got some breaking news right now but it's the most
00:06:31 it's the least anybody cares about breaking news in the world you gonna do it again though
00:06:37 Oh sure let's do it
00:06:40 Okay
00:06:40 I'm rusty
00:06:45 Go for it Kat
00:06:51 Nikki Haley has ruled out 1.00
00:06:54 A 2028 presidential run 0.97
00:06:56 We need one of those
00:06:59 We need one of those buttons
00:07:01 Goes down 1.00
00:07:02 Bird brain goes down 1.00
00:07:04 Oh my gosh well that's good 0.99
00:07:07 at least we have one off the list one of those neocon rhinos another one that won't go away 0.90
00:07:14 you know no matter what just won't go away that's right and enjoy their lives they're rich 0.64
00:07:20 wild it's really true i mean that's the thing as soon as you get to know them the the more
00:07:26 you really detest them if it's even at all possible but yes we've gotten to know them
00:07:31 very well. We also have a couple of things. We have the resolution, of course, that got shut
00:07:38 down on the Secretary of War. That was just comedy hour. And we have the cyber attack on the Federal
00:07:45 Election Commission that turns out also it was a hit on a firm whose software connects networks
00:07:53 that submit and retrieve vote counts.
00:07:57 We also have armed people that are camped outside an ICE facility on camera saying the words,
00:08:05 this is a civil war.
00:08:08 We have newly elected Democrat that is saying out loud that senior members of his own party
00:08:14 is threatened to make his life a living hell.
00:08:18 That's the word.
00:08:20 We have a federal judge who just refused to throw out a $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC.
00:08:28 Nobody kept their oath on half of that list, but somebody did.
00:08:34 And by the end of the hour, you're going to know exactly which one it is.
00:08:36 So we can start at the top of this whole thing.
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00:09:42 lots of movement i mean lots of things that are happening here the man who turned off iran's oil
00:09:52 money he does not sleep at his own house anymore that's what's happened to scott besant and that
00:09:57 was according to the new york times they reported on it on tuesday that the treasury secretary of
00:10:06 the United States, Scott Besant, moved out of his home in Washington, D.C. area and onto a military
00:10:14 base. Three people told the newspaper the exact same thing. So this is fact. Three of them.
00:10:21 And it's because, truly, he has been doing such an incredible job on that war.
00:10:29 he really has I mean he is the one that they are going after him I mean there was not a threat
00:10:37 there was not chatter chatter at all it was not a warning letter it was an actual move they had
00:10:43 to pick him up and move him to a military base so somebody looked at what was sitting in front of
00:10:49 them whatever the threat was and they said you know no we don't need a few new agents on the
00:10:55 street in a car at the end of the driveway the answer was get him out of the house this is on
00:11:00 American soul so that's a totally different category of the day and so three people told
00:11:09 the times that the United States officials and they concluded that in recent weeks that Iranian
00:11:15 plotting against current and former American officials had reached what they called a more
00:11:20 advanced stage those were their words a more advanced stage and we're handing them to you
00:11:28 with the attribution that you know it was welded on so I you know the thing is we may think that
00:11:36 we've got everybody figured out on in who's in this country and who's in close proximity and
00:11:43 who was a threat but still you've got people like scott percent who are being targeted
00:11:50 and him it was him specifically i mean by name by office they went after him
00:11:59 but let's talk about the elephant in the room the bigger story of the the republicans all of a sudden
00:12:05 saying they're going to get some stuff done that's ridiculous that's why i'm not i don't
00:12:10 even want to spend time on it because it's just more moaning we need to spend time on it i've got 0.92
00:12:16 it it's just the same thing that we've been hearing over and over again it's ridiculous
00:12:22 in and of itself they all have egg on their face and they even said how many days it's going to
00:12:28 take them and they don't even have the days it's so it's so easy folks it's so easy
00:12:33 oh well you know we can we gotta get all 189 things but we got six done today
00:12:39 go into recess he can recess a point every single one of those in one minute
00:12:45 and then spend the rest of your time doing your other things that you need to get done 1.00
00:12:49 this is so easy it's so infuriating about it but you got that stupid ass thing and things out there 1.00
00:12:55 on hitting every you know he's hitting every every stop oh i'm a fighter and i'm just in this for the 1.00
00:13:02 and I read your comments dude there's 12,000 comments under every tweet he acknowledged them
00:13:08 he acknowledged them that that online he was getting beaten to death but you know I mean at
00:13:14 the same time it took somebody to actually stand up on the senate floor and ask them to please 0.71
00:13:19 stay at work when I say it's ridiculous that's ridiculous I mean it wasn't like stay late not
00:13:26 you know pull a double stay at work show up come in on a Saturday the way about 150 million other 0.70
00:13:33 people in this country did last Saturday without anybody passing a motion about it first that's
00:13:39 what we're actually talking about and then the reason he had is to ask the ugliest little piece
00:13:47 of arithmetic and it's what we have been talking about all week long so Senator Rick Scott of
00:13:54 Florida, he sat down and he did the long division in public. It wasn't on television. He actually
00:13:59 came out. It wasn't a leak or anything. He actually wrote it in his own statement, in his
00:14:04 own words, and he handed it to his own conference, like a bill that was coming due. He said exactly.
00:14:12 He said, here's his quote. Here's some math the Senate needs to think about if we want to confirm
00:14:18 all of the federal judicial nominations president trump sent over it would take just over 200 hours
00:14:25 of floor time or they can just go into recess for one day and let him just pick everybody and it's
00:14:32 done 200 hours or it could be one day yeah but they're not going to do that they they want to
00:14:42 they want to make you think that they are doing something they want to act like they're going to
00:14:47 have to sleep in cots and all of that stuff which is what de santis suggested he said pull out the
00:14:53 coat rooms go ahead you all need to get you know ready you do not leave there now that is only just
00:15:01 so everybody knows that is only judges that is not considering the other executive branch nominees
00:15:07 this is only judges are the most important by far right but they've been sitting on this stuff
00:15:13 forever with vacations and everything else no this is only judges you know you just went on
00:15:21 vacation three of the last four months you could have got a lot of judges done there it's just
00:15:25 ridiculous that they're hitting the microphones and i go man we're gonna really work hard
00:15:30 the only time i've seen him really rush the first time i've seen boom push something and really push
00:15:36 it and want to do it and get it quick his seat his seat his minority or majority leadership that's
00:15:42 the only time he calls a vote that's the only time you see that guy is when it affects him directly
00:15:48 and he has to push it on through he has no emotions about it he don't care if the country's
00:15:52 going down the tube it just it doesn't matter to him he's he's on his way out if i have anything
00:15:57 to do about it i'm going to work as hard as i possibly can we just need somebody we need
00:16:02 somebody though we have to have somebody to run up against him so far i haven't heard of a soul
00:16:07 i mean you got to start now you've got to start he's going to be primary i don't have any i doubt
00:16:11 by many people i hope so i hope so but i have to i moved to south dakota myself they they count on
00:16:20 you forget forgetting see that's the whole plan here in two years they think that you're not
00:16:26 going to remember any of this he's going to make all kinds of heroic efforts and you are going to
00:16:32 all of a sudden forget what happened during president trump's first term that's what they're
00:16:38 banking on he's Liz Cheney not not not not the people that actually keep up with it the other
00:16:44 Liz Cheney the other people in North Dakota that actually are the ones that are putting food on
00:16:50 their table going to work and not caught up in the whole social media game that's what he's counting
00:16:55 and we got our butts handed to us for sure and we would have still lost but these numbers that
00:16:59 are coming out are ridiculous I mean Frico got more votes than any of the last three presidents
00:17:06 in Texas or any other 0.96
00:17:09 candidate in Texas history
00:17:11 and they went in there and they voted
00:17:13 like another million
00:17:15 people voted for him
00:17:16 anybody else on the ticket
00:17:18 none of it adds up 1.00
00:17:20 it's just a bunch of bullshit 1.00
00:17:21 it's just what we 1.00
00:17:25 the game
00:17:26 I hate to say it is totally rigged
00:17:28 from the very beginning
00:17:29 it truly is
00:17:31 when you look at the way this whole thing
00:17:34 operates and how they already
00:17:36 have a conscious decision of what they're going to do it's just really and after a shellacking that
00:17:43 we just got every single one of them has egg on their face every single one of them earned that
00:17:50 they worked hard for it it wasn't like it just happened they actually made it happen they they
00:17:58 earned it they I've never seen a group of people work so hard to lose the senate never in my life
00:18:06 yeah and and the and the and then this is so ass backwards johnson who got everything through
00:18:15 steps down and then stays there yeah it's just it's just you don't serve the people you're 0.77
00:18:21 serving yourself nobody wants you there and i'm telling you if you had a vote right now
00:18:25 99 of the people in republic already wouldn't want you there so why are you staying it's it's
00:18:31 It's for yourself.
00:18:32 It's because you can sabotage Trump for two more years.
00:18:35 Well, the whole thing is, is that now all of a sudden they've decided to put a number to what's going to happen.
00:18:40 And that was Rick Scott.
00:18:43 And so he did the division for everybody.
00:18:45 And he basically said, and this is a quote from him.
00:18:47 He said, if we work eight hours a day, that would take us just over 25 days.
00:18:52 25 days.
00:18:53 This is eight hours a day, most of which the country would recognize by its common name, which is a job.
00:19:00 hello and then he landed it he said the senate is currently scheduled to be in session for only
00:19:07 20 days before the end of the year why won't they why won't one senator mention recess reportments
00:19:15 the congress came out there today they and did a news conference the house and said why won't y'all
00:19:22 just do the recess appointments the house had a news conference today and said what are you doing
00:19:27 just go into recess and let him pick everybody like tomorrow well i mean here you've got 25
00:19:34 days of work and you've got 20 days on the schedule well you won't but but if you do
00:19:41 recess appointments you don't have any of those days of work you can start no they're not going
00:19:45 to do again they're not going to do that they're going to sit up there and act like they're doing
00:19:49 history that hasn't got it and he hadn't they haven't given it to him twice yeah they're not
00:19:54 going to do that they're not going to do that they're going to just try to convince you how
00:20:00 they are just slaving away but remember we've got the holidays too so 25 days are needed 20 have
00:20:08 been booked i want them working christmas day christmas eve i don't want them to see that
00:20:12 their their kids i don't want they've had plenty of time to spend time with their kids being off
00:20:18 you know uh 200 days of the last 240 days i want them working every single day till midnight
00:20:27 do your job yeah we'll see where we get with that i mean if it's if there's any if there's
00:20:33 any foreshadowing of what we just experienced my gosh good luck but they have they are five days
00:20:39 short on one before one single person in that whole building has even picked up a pen
00:20:45 so that's five days short on the sunny version even if they were to go in there and say okay
00:20:51 we're going to use every single one of these days they're five days short of that where nothing
00:20:57 goes wrong nobody stalls nobody objects nobody gets the flu nobody suddenly discovers a procedural
00:21:03 concern at four in the afternoon on a thursday you know with a flight to catch this is on the sunny
00:21:09 side i mean come on and then he said and then he said rick scott because he knows what's going to
00:21:17 happen and that's assuming democrats don't stall the process even further which they will that's
00:21:24 his quote so john thune just tweeted 40 minutes ago i hope everyone is ready to run through the
00:21:31 tape because there's more work to be done in this congress and we're going to leave it all on the
00:21:35 field yeah please he just tweeted that yeah the nerve of this the nerve of this guy
00:21:41 he needs to not be tweeting he needs to be out there doing what he needs to do he needs to be
00:21:48 calling a session he needs to get people out there this is the craziest thing i've i've ever
00:21:53 seen in my life it's just so humiliating and i mean really i mean a federal judgeship is for life
00:22:01 okay it's for life and this is the part that will still matter in 20 years give me the gavel for
00:22:10 five minutes and i'll have to solve are y'all up there tweeting you're all having press conferences
00:22:15 just give me the gavel man normal guy here and a farm give me the gavel for five minutes let me put
00:22:20 us in the recess and then trump can pick all of his judges and all of his nominees and everything
00:22:25 else and then tomorrow the next day go back to work my god why does it why does they make it so
00:22:31 hard it's sabotage it's literal sabotage purposeful i mean we have got this is this is just one more
00:22:41 example of why we lost they're just saying f you to your face oh everybody is i saw i saw the
00:22:50 comments i mean they're they're saying it better than anybody could ever say it and he even mentioned
00:22:57 it on a show he he even said look i'm getting a lot of you know pushback online and what have you
00:23:03 and we know where we went wrong you know what we were telling you what you needed to do a long time
00:23:10 ago and every single time what would you do you would announce another vacation and we don't have
00:23:16 at 60 votes let me tell you something you can get the votes there's ways to get them
00:23:21 oh my god it's just it's a joke well look on the bright side we don't have to
00:23:27 listen to susan collins oh my gosh
00:23:32 no but you know what's even worse than that is that we have to listen to the the cousin guy the
00:23:41 guy that was like hooking up with his cousin and has kids with his cousin no that's that's the
00:23:46 replacement they're hooking up with their cousin they're hooking up with their brothers it's just
00:23:49 it's really what has happened that's all i want to know is like what is going to but i i saw something
00:23:56 they won they won which you know i thought they would probably win the house but
00:24:00 this was just blatant cheating man i mean there's no way they just found 19 million more voters in
00:24:06 the midterms well we already years ago this is impossible well the thing about it yeah more votes
00:24:11 than kamala harris right i mean talafrico this is a presidential election versus like a midterm
00:24:20 come on nowhere ever in history does a midterms do have more people vote in it than a presidential
00:24:29 election it's not even close well i'm gonna i'm gonna pull up something and i found this and this
00:24:34 is really going to make your skin and your stomach just crawl seriously but somebody put this up we
00:24:40 have 255 Muslim elected officials. This is across 26 U.S. states, the 2026 directory. There are 98
00:24:51 council members. There are 63 education officials. There are 46 state legislators. There are 18
00:24:59 judges. There are 11 mayors. There are four U.S. House members. There are 15 other elected offices.
00:25:05 this is what's going on in our elections
00:25:11 these are on local levels too 0.99
00:25:16 so no days off i would hope that that would be a priority we're they're just talking shit they'll 0.87
00:25:28 be on vacation in two days from now well every it's the holidays you really think they're going 0.68
00:25:35 to stay in washington and work i mean my gosh no they're definitely not that's why i mean you know
00:25:41 and and that's why the governor of florida i mean he put it as plainly as a human being can put it
00:25:45 in his own words he said quote roll in cots to the u.s senate cloakroom you are not going to be
00:25:53 able to confirm any conservative judges starting january 3rd for the remainder of president trump's
00:26:00 term. End quote. That's what he said. Cots in cloakroom. I mean, that is a governor who is
00:26:08 telling 100 senators to go by bedding. And that date, January 3rd, is his. It's not ours. And
00:26:16 that is with his name on it.
00:26:19 this is just an unbelievable to me it it truly is it's it's just whenever i see them up there
00:26:32 on talk shows and writing nasty grams and doing all the things that they you know claim that they
00:26:38 are doing it's just it's all smoke it means nothing not a single bit of it does
00:26:45 there are so many problems though with those elections still though and we know that
00:26:51 i mean when you talk about alaska you have two people with the same name and then that becomes
00:26:58 apparent to everybody even though it had been they had been fighting it through the courts
00:27:04 even before the new york times wrote a piece on it everybody knew
00:27:09 just cheaters man and so what happens i mean where do we go from here we go back to epstein
00:27:17 i mean that's where they want to that's where they want to pivot so you have a report that
00:27:22 comes in last night and it's with all the details that we already know i mean it it's there's
00:27:31 nothing new in the actual report except for a couple of very interesting things but that was
00:27:37 dropped all of a sudden because they want to conclude their business they know they're not
00:27:40 going to have any we're going to be at the you know we're going to be the underlings now with
00:27:46 the democrats in charge but for eight hours on the night jeffrey epstein died as you all know
00:27:52 nobody was watching the door there wasn't a lapse there was not a minute there wasn't a shift change
00:27:58 there were somebody stepped out for coffee nearly eight hours i mean that didn't come off of a
00:28:05 podcast. I mean, that is in the report that the House Committee on Oversight in Government Reform
00:28:12 put out on Tuesday. This was a majority staff report and with a title so plain that it tells
00:28:20 you everything that you need to know, a review of the federal government's mishandling of the
00:28:26 Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell criminal investigation. They use the word mishandling.
00:28:35 that's the title they chose it
00:28:38 I mean come on now so 19 transcribed interviews and depositions documents out of the Justice
00:28:47 Department and his out of his estate you had an extensive review of the financial records
00:28:52 15 months 19 people in a chair with a court reporter typing on it
00:29:00 so here's the thing there are no names i mean except for the ones that the committee put in
00:29:08 the title at an office so here you've got that but it started i mean start in 2007 because that's
00:29:16 where actually the committee started the finding is that the crimes he committed after 2005 could
00:29:22 have been prevented and justice could have been served i mean if not for the failures by the
00:29:27 federal investigators and the prosecutors in South Florida and in Washington. That is their own
00:29:33 sentence. Well, we knew that, right? I mean, the deal that they struck with this guy was like
00:29:38 nothing you've ever heard of. So instead of a federal indictment, instead of going and fully
00:29:44 investigating the allegations in the other states, the United States Attorney's Office for the
00:29:49 southern district of florida cut a deal a non-prosecution agreement he gets to plead
00:29:58 guilty to a lesser state charge and he gets to walk away from federal prosecution entirely
00:30:06 now he was sentenced to 18 months and he got extensive work release privileges
00:30:13 and that is the committee's finding in its own words and it the funny thing is as you've heard
00:30:18 all of this before they just actually put it in writing and while he was released he will continue
00:30:26 to abuse women so while he was in custody and they let him go out to work and while he was out it
00:30:35 kept happening nothing changed not in his regular routine but the federal prosecutors did not even
00:30:44 tell the survivors that that deal existed that's the thing and that's what's out in writing now
00:30:51 too they didn't even tell them I mean the women whose statements built that whole file
00:30:56 they found out some other way later and the committee said flatly that you know that's what
00:31:03 cost them not telling them it totally undermined their ability to pursue civil claims and it also
00:31:11 undermined their ability to publicly expose what he had done. I mean, really, when you think about
00:31:18 the victims in the Epstein case, and I still don't think we have all of the names of all of
00:31:22 the different women that were involved. I think there are some that are not coming forward. But
00:31:27 yeah, they didn't even know about all of this. So it hurt their case.
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00:32:01 i mean the paperwork put a hand over their mouth on the way out the door
00:32:10 think about that i just can't believe they're going to talk about it again
00:32:16 well this is how they're going to end the session they had to write this report they've been working
00:32:21 on it they want to show us that they've been working on it really hard to give you some
00:32:25 answers but there were some very interesting things too that came out of it and that is the
00:32:29 whole bank cover up I mean the whole thing was so dysfunctional it was almost done on purpose
00:32:37 ding ding ding yeah I mean here you've got the most watched prisoner in the United States of
00:32:42 America I mean the man with the most famous address book on earth and for the night that
00:32:47 he spent in federal custody nobody walked past his door at all 12 rounds three counts
00:32:58 both shifts eight hours nobody even thought to even check on this guy
00:33:03 but the money part is what the really interesting thing is as far as i'm concerned i mean when you
00:33:09 start looking at the travel i mean it's see it's seriously the single ugliest mechanical detail in
00:33:15 the whole document the the committee finds that the institutions enabled the activity and it's
00:33:23 named like American Express with company agents allowing him to use fraudulent decoy flights
00:33:32 and refundable or dummy itineraries to move foreign women across the borders directly to
00:33:39 his residences. Decoy flights, dummy itineraries. I mean, you have to look at this. Somebody 0.99
00:33:48 actually built that somebody sat at a desk and booked a flight that was never going to be taken
00:33:55 so that that flight could not be followed I mean that is not a compliance failure
00:34:01 I mean that's that is a compliance failure that somebody never ticked the box on
00:34:08 so this is a system and the system has employees and they were just allowing all of this stuff to
00:34:14 happened. And so the committee's recommendation on that for the Treasury and for the Financial
00:34:20 Crimes Enforcement Network to go and review whether the banks are actually meeting the
00:34:25 reporting obligations that they already have. I mean, they already had the rules. They existed
00:34:31 on paper. That's the finding. The rules existed the whole time. But all of this was going on.
00:34:39 decoy flights the whole deal itineraries that weren't even real banks knew what was going on
00:34:46 they had flagged all of this activity did you see where um trump's former lawyer that uh haba
00:34:55 alina haba yeah yeah she got the 50 kind of got the 50 million dollar deal and the company just
00:35:06 fired her i think trump got involved i'm pretty sure president trump said enough of this well
00:35:13 she just married a bazillionaire that's half her age i mean we just had that wedding right so
00:35:18 i mean that's why i said milden she's she's have a milden she's enjoying that green isn't she
00:35:26 sounds like it wants more of it i don't know i mean this we have got so much corruption in this
00:35:34 country. It's hard to even
00:35:36 track and follow. Trump helps all these
00:35:38 people, man, and they just
00:35:39 I mean, none of them would be in position. Marjorie Taylor
00:35:42 Green would have never done anything
00:35:43 if it wasn't for him.
00:35:45 It's really disappointing.
00:35:48 It's interesting, though,
00:35:50 now that we're into the second
00:35:51 term, and again, who are the
00:35:53 people that are left
00:35:55 around him, right? Like, we're going
00:35:57 to have a whole different administration.
00:36:00 He's going to want to be able to get things
00:36:02 done. He's got the veto power. That's
00:36:03 the great news is that we still have him in the oval office did you see that uh big story about
00:36:10 the single mom black woman who blocked the data center i certainly did yeah she blocked the data 0.83
00:36:16 center from replacing an abandoned mall which would have just in that poor community would 1.00
00:36:21 have just 25 years that had been abandoned yeah and would have poured billions into this small 1.00
00:36:28 community nope and then she collaborated with a communist group funded by china she was the front
00:36:36 lady for china they need to arrest her you know that and then she's saying yeah we can do other 0.81
00:36:42 things we should put something else here besides the data center which will make billions of
00:36:47 dollars for the community we should put a trampoline park yeah let's bounce around that
00:36:53 It's like a lot of money to bounce around as well. 0.98
00:36:56 Gosh, it's really, I mean, when you start looking at all the different facets of China
00:37:02 and what China has been allowed to do, it's crazy.
00:37:08 It really is crazy. 0.63
00:37:09 And who people are married to.
00:37:11 I mean, I'm not saying anything other than pointing out,
00:37:14 because somebody put out this particular piece,
00:37:18 and I'm just going to show it to you because it is interesting
00:37:21 about who people, some of the biggest people in our country,
00:37:26 well, around the world, really.
00:37:27 I mean, Larry Ellison, USA, his wife is JoLynn Zhu, Oracle.
00:37:34 Rupert Murdoch, Australia, his wife is Wendy Ding.
00:37:39 She's Chinese-born as well.
00:37:41 Wendy Ding.
00:37:42 Yeah, I mean, this is his wife.
00:37:44 And what I'm showing you is. 0.87
00:37:45 You don't marry a guy named Dong.
00:37:47 I'm sure. 1.00
00:37:48 Ding Dong. 1.00
00:37:48 Here I'm showing you how many people are married to people of the Chinese backgrounds, right? 0.99
00:37:57 Zuckerberg, you know, that's Priscilla Chan.
00:38:01 Hubert Perodeau, France.
00:38:04 His wife is Carrie Perodeau, but her name, her China name is Ka-Yi Wong.
00:38:12 She's Hong Kong born.
00:38:14 Jean Tot, France. 0.69
00:38:16 Michelle Yeh.
00:38:17 Bruce Rockowitz
00:38:19 and his late wife
00:38:21 was Coco Lee
00:38:22 Eduardo Saverin
00:38:25 Brazil, Singapore
00:38:27 his wife, she's of Indonesian
00:38:29 and of Chinese descent
00:38:31 and Sehat
00:38:33 Sitarja
00:38:35 that's Indonesia, USA 0.63
00:38:37 and his wife was Wheelie Dye 0.96
00:38:39 and that's just the big
00:38:45 About $100 billion, you've got to have some... 0.98
00:38:48 Why would you get married? 1.00
00:38:50 Because the divorce is going to...
00:38:52 I mean, these are the big ones.
00:38:55 This is Oracle, News Corp, Parenko, Netta,
00:39:02 Li and Fung, Marvel, Facebook, Ferrari.
00:39:07 Yeah.
00:39:08 Elon Smart and I getting married.
00:39:11 Well, and then you have the whole thing that's going on with NVIDIA, right?
00:39:15 I mean, so wild.
00:39:21 Somebody put Long Duck Dong in the replies.
00:39:28 And Ding Dong.
00:39:29 No, Sixteen Candles, he was a character.
00:39:32 And Ding Dong, Marla Benningfield is another one that just said it.
00:39:36 It's true.
00:39:37 It's like, here we go.
00:39:38 And they didn't even mention, you know, Mitch McConnell or anything else that we know that's going on.
00:39:46 And remember, there have been a lot of people in our government that have been warning for a long time.
00:39:51 Hey, we don't have background checks on any of these people.
00:39:54 You have to get a background check to work at Starbucks.
00:39:58 I know.
00:39:59 You don't need a background check to work in the most powerful offices in the United States.
00:40:08 Something is wrong with that.
00:40:13 There's a lot of people that have been trying to do something about that
00:40:16 because they know what the problems are. 1.00
00:40:22 You see these couple chicks that did the chimp noises 1.00
00:40:26 and it's like breaking up the monkey noises? 1.00
00:40:30 You seen that story?
00:40:31 No. 1.00
00:40:32 So there's three white chicks that went by on the college 1.00
00:40:34 and I guess there's some black chicks that live there 1.00
00:40:36 and they're on the ring camera and making monkey noises or something. 1.00
00:40:40 They're trying to, hey, it's been all over the place.
00:40:42 It's blowing up all over the world.
00:40:45 And it's like they had them on Good Morning America
00:40:48 talking about how hurt they were and damaged and everything. 0.98
00:40:52 And I was just thinking, these people get mad at the dumbest things. 0.87
00:40:56 I mean, it literally was just like going by the door, 0.99
00:40:58 by a ring camera.
00:41:00 I'm like, they're blowing that up.
00:41:02 these same people wanted to get the woman who murdered her three babies 1.00
00:41:07 choked them to death off there they they love her you know what i mean it's just the dumbest 0.99
00:41:15 stuff i've ever seen in my life what they glom on to and find important 0.96
00:41:19 it's just a mix of prior i mean they're just i can't believe you haven't seen that it's
00:41:26 everywhere i purposely don't watch it watch a lot of that stuff i see something like that
00:41:31 Well, I see it on X.
00:41:32 It's not like I watch TV or anything.
00:41:34 Even the fact it was on Good Morning America or whatever or ABC.
00:41:41 I get all my news from X. 0.85
00:41:42 I don't watch TV.
00:41:44 Yeah.
00:41:44 When I see something like that, it's like when we have got the situation with the Republicans being completely wiped off the map,
00:41:53 having John Thune rehired, having all of the things with no time to do anything about,
00:41:59 Everything that is left on the field, and I'm going, oh my gosh, panic mode.
00:42:06 And the things that are being released, I mean, what JFK Jr. just exposed about the Senate Rhinos, 0.86
00:42:13 who threatened to block his Maha agenda. 0.50
00:42:16 I mean, he declared that the Senate has lost its leverage after losing big time, 0.99
00:42:20 and he's going to come right on out, and I'm glad.
00:42:24 They were all using their influence to keep him quiet.
00:42:28 it's just you're starting to find out the kind of pressure that is behind all of this and
00:42:38 it's really something the white house threatened incoming house oversight chair robert garcia
00:42:46 with criminal investigation over the threats against the trump administration and i'm glad
00:42:51 they did I mean this guy said lawyer up to everybody is claiming that he is going to go
00:42:59 after Stephen Miller that is their latest target of course that's not going to be allowed to happen
00:43:08 you've got the protection of the White House you've got the protection of the DOJ
00:43:13 Stephen Miller is the White House they are going to protect him in the exact same capacity
00:43:20 So let the Democrats do all that they want to do.
00:43:23 Let them not work on, you know, affordability.
00:43:28 Make sure that they don't focus on things that they can do for the American family.
00:43:32 Let them go after lawfare and everything else.
00:43:36 They're going to impeach every single Trump and every single one of his cabinets.
00:43:39 So get ready for that, all of them.
00:43:41 They are going to not keep a single promise that they made to their side.
00:43:44 It's funny how gas is already going way down all of a sudden.
00:43:47 Well, President Trump promised that it would.
00:43:50 it's just they just sabotage you man anyway you look at it I mean they he
00:43:55 promised that they would he said look just give me a minute I'm gonna get
00:43:59 this thing right after midterms that's the thing but yeah I mean it is just
00:44:11 crazy i i just go wow every day
00:44:17 but the house republicans they blocked the which was really good and i was i
00:44:25 was glad to see it i i love seeing massey with you know 0.96
00:44:29 egg on his face he didn't get anywhere he looks like a complete buffoon it's 0.96
00:44:34 almost like no wonder they voted him out 1.00
00:44:38 he oh my god he's just so infuriating but he's so fun to make fun of because he's such a dork 1.00
00:44:47 unlikable dork i'll tell the story again i was one of the first ones saw through his crap man 1.00
00:44:55 i said this guy's a fraud man creepy too man god it gives me the creeps he makes my skin crawl 1.00
00:45:03 yeah and it's worse than we all think i guarantee you well the whole thing that went around 0.61
00:45:12 yesterday about the whole and well last couple of days about am amnesty plans president trump
00:45:18 has completely denied them so the question got put to the president yesterday about whether
00:45:24 the deportation policy was about to change and here's the answer first he says we have a very
00:45:32 strong deportation policy. There's no amnesty. Then he said, there won't be amnesty. Somebody
00:45:38 suggested, will there be amnesty? No. And then closing the door, he said, we're not going to
00:45:44 have amnesty or anything. We're going to, you know, people are going to do it the right way.
00:45:51 So there were three denials. It was all, you know, there was no daylight in any of it.
00:45:56 He even asked himself the question out loud and answered it when somebody suggested,
00:46:01 will there be amnesty?
00:46:03 No.
00:46:05 So that's closed.
00:46:06 And then after all that,
00:46:07 the general group would come out,
00:46:08 I'm sick.
00:46:10 Gosh.
00:46:12 So that was the big thing,
00:46:14 was that they really wanted to shake up the base.
00:46:17 And you even had Laura Ingram that was saying,
00:46:19 don't even think about it.
00:46:21 She was talking to Mark Wayne Mullen about it.
00:46:24 And she said,
00:46:25 do you want to lose the base in about a second?
00:46:27 You're going to start that conversation.
00:46:31 But it was short.
00:46:32 I mean, it was truly worth half a second.
00:46:36 But there was no working group.
00:46:38 There was nobody, no senior official that was familiar with the matter.
00:46:43 There was no statement released by a spokesperson at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
00:46:48 He just stood there, took the question, and said no in about 11 words.
00:46:52 And then he said it again.
00:46:56 Yes.
00:46:57 Yeah.
00:46:58 But he made sure that they knew that.
00:47:04 Then Senate immigration oversight.
00:47:06 I mean, it doesn't live in one room.
00:47:08 It lives in five.
00:47:09 They do all the different jobs in each one of those five rooms.
00:47:12 There's a Democrat sitting one single rung below the gavel right now.
00:47:18 So the crazy thing is the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration, Citizenship, and Border Safety.
00:47:27 this is the hearing room and that's what where they're calling the officers they get called and
00:47:33 they put in they are put under oath well the ranking member there is senator alex padilla
00:47:40 of california the ranking member is the chairman in waiting then in the second room you've got the
00:47:46 full judiciary above it it's senator shelton sheldon the white house of rhode island he's in
00:47:53 line as the top democrat they're taking over from senator dick durbin the full committee they're
00:47:59 setting what the subcommittee is even allowed to look at then in room three you can pay close
00:48:07 attention to that one because this is the one that has the teeth the appropriation subcommittee
00:48:12 on homeland security senator chris murphy of connecticut is the ranking member that subcommittee
00:48:20 is the money. I mean, that is the ICE budget and the customs and the border protection budget.
00:48:26 So not opinions about them. It's the checkpoint. So then room four, you have the Homeland Security
00:48:35 and Governmental Affairs. This is Senator Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire. She's in line there.
00:48:42 And the committee, they do not oversee a piece of the department. It oversees the department.
00:48:47 so and then you have room five that is the foreign relations and it's senator chris
00:48:54 coons of delaware and they are in line there and that's the foreign relations where the agreements
00:49:00 and other countries to receive removals where they get examined so everybody talks about the
00:49:08 hearings the hearings on television where somebody is getting sworn in somebody gets five minutes
00:49:13 round. I mean, everybody gets to go home. All of these people are going to be in prominent
00:49:19 positions, get ready to hear their name. So and hear their name a lot.
00:49:28 They're all in line for all of those different things. And of course, you have one Democrat
00:49:34 that's jumping up and down saying, hey, they're trying to get me to, you know, vote for who the
00:49:41 speaker is going to be hakeem jeffries and wants nothing to do about do with it but in march of
00:49:50 2025 you had the aliens enemy act removals so you had five senate democrats that put out a
00:49:58 joint written statement senator padilla of california who is the ranking member who was
00:50:04 in one room then you had durbin of illinois who runs the full judiciary for them right now
00:50:11 and then senator duckworth of illinois senator booker of new jersey senator welsh of vermont
00:50:18 what they're saying is is that let's be clear we are not at war and immigrants are not invading
00:50:25 our country that's what they're saying yeah this is gonna be a nightmare
00:50:31 They're calling it yet another unlawful and brazen power grab.
00:50:41 You have Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia. 0.91
00:50:44 Remember Hillary's running mate.
00:50:47 He's calling the removal arrangements, quote, a stain on our country's honor.
00:50:52 So they want all of these people, this whole amnesty deal, to come back at the table.
00:50:58 They're all trying to figure out how they can do this.
00:51:02 Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, he said back in December that Democrats would be, quote, demanding accountability on the removal deals.
00:51:14 You also have them floating that they want to make sure that not only do they get everybody back that was deported, but they want to give them money, too.
00:51:22 this is what we're this is what we're going to be dealing with i mean these are the five rooms
00:51:34 and you have senator duckworth in a foreign relations committee this is a hearing on the
00:51:41 28th of january this year and he said the vast majority of men that were rounded up and deported
00:51:47 for torture under this law had no criminal record whatsoever now that's what he's saying
00:51:54 that i mean this is their own handwriting we are not at war immigrants are not invading our country
00:52:01 regardless of what you saw during the biden years unlawful and brazen power grab a stain
00:52:06 on our honor and they are demanding accountability i mean you don't write the word unlawful on your
00:52:14 own letterhead about a program and then show up for a hearing and have an open mind about it.
00:52:18 You've already published what the verdict is. So get ready for it. I mean, this is what's going
00:52:25 to happen with the Democrats. They are looking at talking about DACA, amnesty. These are the
00:52:36 words that they were trying to put in President Trump's mouth. He did not, but you know that they
00:52:41 are busy in the back room right now he goes on 60 minutes i don't still to this day don't know
00:52:46 why he even goes on any he's just been two years just not going on any liberal newscast
00:52:50 i mean how does it how does it make you feel that when you're reading that the people that
00:52:58 are about to run immigration oversight already put in writing with their names on it that nobody
00:53:04 is invading anything after what we have just witnessed the last couple of years
00:53:10 let's see they're trying to a lot of the people right now are
00:53:18 breaking elon musk has officially been invited to relocate his tesla's headquarters from texas to
00:53:24 the free state of florida and the invite points straight to the fact democrats won texas de
00:53:31 santaz has also warned that elon would be targeted because of the election results
00:53:36 They're worried about Elon going ahead and leaving Texas because it will hurt Texas terribly.
00:53:45 Big time.
00:53:48 And the first thing they're doing is going after gun rights. 0.55
00:53:51 And they're also, yes, they are.
00:53:53 And they're also in Maine.
00:53:55 They're worried about federal dollars.
00:53:56 Well, it's a little late to be worried about those federal dollars now without Collins.
00:54:01 i mean there's a lot of people waking up i'm so glad i mean i wanted to have the senate but i'm
00:54:09 just so glad she's gone i haven't heard one person and her man i haven't heard one person
00:54:17 complain about it not one person not one person has said oh my gosh if only we would have kept
00:54:24 that seat we could i haven't even heard a person say we could have held our nose to keep that
00:54:29 not one person
00:54:32 but what I expect
00:54:34 is what we've seen before
00:54:36 I expect
00:54:37 an invasion
00:54:39 I expect to see those caravans 1.00
00:54:41 of all of these people 1.00
00:54:42 trying to flood our country 1.00
00:54:43 I expect for
00:54:45 Democrats to try to put up
00:54:48 and hold their hand out 0.56
00:54:49 and say no let them in
00:54:50 let them in
00:54:51 I expect everything that we saw
00:54:55 the last couple of years
00:54:56 the negative stuff
00:54:57 to come right back in
00:54:58 oh that's what i good lord yeah the poor poor people in texas that moved there from
00:55:08 california wow i mean reparations really for people that enter i just don't believe this
00:55:18 country illegally texas has been solid red by so many points for all these years and i don't
00:55:24 believe that freako all of a sudden turned it around i don't believe it for a minute man there's
00:55:29 so much cheating going on it ain't funny it just isn't possible to turn something that red into
00:55:35 that blue at a midterm i mean nobody's these people in texas i've heard them say we ain't even
00:55:43 here this woman who won the government nobody's even heard of her till you know three months
00:55:49 before the elections, it just came out of nowhere. 0.91
00:55:51 That's right.
00:55:53 And just to dominate,
00:55:55 to win by 17 points,
00:55:57 no, you're not going to convince me.
00:56:00 It's like when they all of a sudden
00:56:01 won Georgia, when the water main broke.
00:56:03 It's the same thing.
00:56:05 And I try to tell everybody,
00:56:06 this is not,
00:56:09 Georgia's a red state,
00:56:11 now they're blue again? Give me a break.
00:56:14 Well, here's the thing,
00:56:15 when you look at the consistency of the voters,
00:56:17 if you just look at what's there,
00:56:18 It's not like people didn't show up.
00:56:20 They showed up.
00:56:20 But all of a sudden, you had a whole new block that came out.
00:56:23 I mean, people that didn't even show up for a presidential election.
00:56:26 Then you have, you know, the senator in Alaska with two names, two of the same names, these two people that ran.
00:56:35 And you can't say with a straight face there wasn't shenanigans because there obviously were.
00:56:42 the numbers in california i mean how do you get the exact same result every single time
00:56:49 area 56 to 44 i mean that's just the craziest thing anybody has ever heard you don't need to
00:56:55 have a lot of you know know-how to figure out that there is something wrong there
00:56:59 you want to feel old leonardo dicaprio turns 52 today
00:57:07 oh my gosh well the people that the girls that he hangs out with are not old they are
00:57:17 yeah you know yeah when they get 40 he trades them in on 220s it's wild
00:57:28 so the crazy thing is is that i mean we we opened this show on veterans day and it was with
00:57:37 the sent a cabinet secretary who had to be moved onto a military base and then we spent the whole
00:57:45 time just going through all of these different stories about what's going to happen as as a
00:57:51 result of the change in power and let me tell you we've never needed our military more than we need
00:57:59 them right now they are going to have their work cut out for them thank goodness they're still
00:58:03 We're going to have President Trump and Pete Hexet. 0.99
00:58:06 If they get back in there, they're going to transgender the hell out of it again and make it weak as hell. 0.98
00:58:10 Well, I think most people are pretty much on all of that. 1.00
00:58:15 They're starting to see exactly what needs to be done.
00:58:17 The next two years, because if they get, they could win a super majority.
00:58:23 Well, if we don't get a hold of what's happened here.
00:58:26 I mean, the fact that they haven't even brought up doing anything about our elections.
00:58:31 when that was the number one thing on the docket.
00:58:35 Thune didn't even entertain that as something that he needed to get done.
00:58:40 Didn't even add it.
00:58:42 Nope.
00:58:44 And if he wanted to make nice and make friends with people,
00:58:46 if he really wanted to get along,
00:58:48 he would figure out how to pull that rabbit out of his hat.
00:58:52 Not that that's going to be the end-all be-all.
00:58:55 That's not going to be the entire cure for the elections,
00:58:58 but it would certainly help.
00:59:01 When you talk about the machines, you talk about the foreign influence, all of the other factors in this whole thing, the early mail voting, the dumps that occurred.
00:59:12 I mean, there's it's not going to solve everything.
00:59:18 But it would be a step.
00:59:19 And that has not it.
00:59:22 He hasn't said a word about it after the shellacking.
00:59:26 And he should have.
00:59:26 I mean he just said
00:59:29 oh I didn't know how I was able to get
00:59:30 there was no way to get that done
00:59:32 yes there is
00:59:32 we've already given you a map
00:59:35 on how to get the act saved
00:59:37 have it passed
00:59:40 and he didn't do anything about it
00:59:42 not one thing
00:59:44 oh man
00:59:49 wheels of the bus go round and round
00:59:51 it's another day
00:59:53 so there we go
00:59:56 that's it for today is there anything else you'd like to add there kat just happy veterans day to
01:00:02 other veterans you all are amazing thank you so much you're young you don't know what's going on
01:00:06 you don't want to go to school consider join the military that's right even if you do i don't know
01:00:12 what the how the minimums are now it's been a long time but two three four years whatever it is two
01:00:18 years you'll never regret it it's something it really does it does so many things i mean you
01:00:24 have fleet admiral james who you all know you can go to college and learn how to hate america
01:00:30 and blue hair crap and this and that a bunch of people screaming are you trying to military for
01:00:34 you can do both you can do both you can go to school and be part of the military at the same 0.91
01:00:38 time they have all kinds of gi bills and all kinds of stuff that'll help pay college if you go there 1.00
01:00:44 you know fleet doesn't regret a minute of serving this country and this is a a disabled blind
01:00:53 veteran and he has sacrificed so much and if you were to ever sit down and talk to him
01:00:59 he tells you that is really the greatest honor of his life through all the trials and tribulations
01:01:06 through everything that he has been through as a result and when you talk to veterans they all say
01:01:12 the same thing they would not trade that at all it's a brotherhood it's a brotherhood or sisterhood
01:01:17 or whatever you want to call it,
01:01:18 but, I mean, if you're young
01:01:20 and you just don't know what to do
01:01:23 and you're getting out of high school,
01:01:25 I don't guarantee you it's something that you'll never regret.
01:01:33 But, you know, Carrie...
01:01:34 Who knows? 1.00
01:01:34 You might get in there and want to make a career of it.
01:01:36 Well, and the thing is, Carrie Bobas, 3618,
01:01:39 she says the military is safe under POTUS leadership.
01:01:44 And exactly.
01:01:46 I mean, this is a really nice time and a nice president to serve under, that's for sure.
01:01:51 And to be able to do it would be amazing.
01:01:53 I served under Ronald Reagan.
01:01:54 How cool is that?
01:01:55 Incredible.
01:01:56 Incredible.
01:01:59 Well, that's it for today.
01:02:01 You all have a wonderful rest of your day.
01:02:03 Thank you, veterans.
01:02:04 In the meantime, you all be safe, be kind to one another, and we will see you later.
01:02:10 Bye.
01:02:15 We'll be right back.
01:02:45 We'll be right back.
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