In the Litter Box - September 28, 2026


THEY CAME FOR THE BOMBERS ｜ In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd – Ep. 1103 – 9⧸28⧸2026

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Trump Biden Andrew Bailey Native Path Creatine P. Kevin Castell Brenda K. Sanis Connects Ontario Tommy Robinson Julia Coleman Sam Harris Laura Loomer Nick Shirley Fox Digital Jeff Landry Mom Donnie Erica Kirk Jack Smith Sean Duffy Tim Walsh Tim Wall and 8 more
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00:01:00 Hello, hello, hello.
00:01:24 Today is Monday, September 28th, 2026, episode number 1103.
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00:01:39 You are in the litter box with Jules and Cat Turd.
00:01:43 Hey there, Cat. How are you?
00:01:45 Hey, hey, hey.
00:01:46 How goes it?
00:01:48 Just another day in paradise.
00:01:50 Yes, sir. You watch some golf this weekend?
00:01:52 Yeah, the President's Club is kind of the last push before the, there's a few tournaments,
00:01:57 but you know, all the big players don't play again until January, so I'll be in a golf
00:02:04 desert, sad golf desert.
00:02:07 But at least you got to finish on a strong note with the President shaking everybody's
00:02:11 hand.
00:02:11 That is remarkable.
00:02:13 Yeah, it's amazing because, you know, people, they tee off, there's 12 groups, and they
00:02:19 tee off you know the the one once the the other one's kind of finished with the first toe the
00:02:25 other one tees off or on the green so they're separated by a pretty good bit and then he
00:02:30 stayed there for hours on the tee box president trump and he shook everybody's hand uh from both
00:02:36 teams he was there to introductory and then at the end presenting the trophy with them
00:02:41 shaking all their hand oh then they were getting they were getting stomped and the singles the
00:02:46 last day they won nine and a half out of 12 possible you know historic comeback for one
00:02:54 it's great that's so wonderful that he would do that though did a flyover because he was at the
00:02:59 tennessee texas game before that man never stops he really doesn't i mean he when you talk about
00:03:06 living life to the fullest that is a perfect example of somebody that really doesn't take
00:03:10 one minute of it for granted. It's really something. He has so much energy. I don't get
00:03:17 it. I mean, he's just like, he never stops even for a second. I mean, he had the UN and all of
00:03:24 that last week, Mom Donnie, and then, you know, the whole signing with Greenland. He is doing
00:03:32 things that just, it's incredible. It truly is incredible. All in a week, and he doesn't take
00:03:39 a minute of it for granted well i am sure you you were at a loss for words as i was when i saw
00:03:49 madonna what in the world it is time to hang it up i mean this was so gross what's happening here
00:03:58 doesn't someone want to tell her i mean you know when you look back on her performances
00:04:04 there were several of them where she would cover up and she would play a different role or what 0.98
00:04:11 have you surely in her you know one of her treasure chests she could have pulled out something a little 1.00
00:04:18 less cringe I mean the whole thing with her pants I don't know what she had stuffed in there I guess
00:04:26 they were probably worried she was gonna fall a couple hams yeah but it just looked so bad now
00:04:32 If you're going to wear something like that because you need to in case something happens,
00:04:37 then don't you think you could put on something that wouldn't show it?
00:04:42 Well, you don't need to have all these dancers around you and try to dance still at 67 when you can't hardly even move anymore.
00:04:49 It's obvious.
00:04:50 You don't need to do all that stuff.
00:04:52 If you have talent, you can just sit up there and sing on a stool.
00:04:55 Wow.
00:04:56 You got a good voice.
00:04:57 You know what I mean?
00:04:58 You can blow everybody away. 0.99
00:04:59 Well, I mean, or she could just stand there and she could have everybody dance around her and that's totally fine. 1.00
00:05:04 And it would have gotten a lot more attention, a lot more respect.
00:05:08 I hate dancy songs, God. 1.00
00:05:11 She's known for it.
00:05:12 I miss the old bands.
00:05:13 She just didn't need to do all that.
00:05:16 I mean, really.
00:05:17 And again, I mean, she didn't need the padding that she had just in case she fell.
00:05:20 If she's making moves like that at 68, and she's worried that that's going to be what happens ultimately,
00:05:27 is that she's going to fall and break a hip or something worse, then, yeah.
00:05:31 Who cares about her at all? 0.96
00:05:33 It's all about looks. 1.00
00:05:35 She's had so much plastic surgery. 0.97
00:05:36 Her face looks like a porcelain doll.
00:05:38 It looks terrible. 0.54
00:05:39 It don't look nothing like her.
00:05:40 Nothing at all.
00:05:41 She's really unrecognizable.
00:05:43 Actually, the younger girl that was up there, this happened at the Peacock Theater, just so everybody knows. 0.94
00:05:48 Yeah, there's a couple of peacocks.
00:05:50 but she you know she looked more like her than madonna looked like her it was really
00:06:01 something it's it's these reward shows they just they just you know they give her the act you know 0.98
00:06:08 this person of the year or whatever it's just all bullshit right you see the most infuriating 1.00
00:06:15 story of the day though is uk let them damn terrorists out on bell yes i did i can't this 1.00
00:06:22 is beyond ridiculous man that that country has fallen they're islamic now they they got they 1.00
00:06:29 got people in jail with no bell that's been in two three years for posting many words on twitter 1.00
00:06:35 these guys try to blow up and plan and blow up our the air force base and kill americans and
00:06:42 kill your own citizens and you let them out on bail 24 and he goes well they're going to be real
00:06:47 they're strict on where they what they can do it is frightening actually when you talk about how 1.00
00:06:54 what has happened to europe in and of itself with all of these people coming into their country they
00:06:58 don't know who they are they're terrified about anybody saying anything bad about them so they're 0.82
00:07:03 restricting speech you have the the rapes that are going on and everything else and then you have an
00:07:11 incident like this happen it's just hard to believe it really is so i mean the the whole
00:07:21 thing with the bail policy they allowed suspects this was a major terror case president trump
00:07:26 spoke out about it as well and allowed them to be freed quickly this is even after plots targeting
00:07:32 military sites raf fairford it has served as a forward location for american aircraft conducting
00:07:40 strikes tied to iran tensions in prior years they were able to get that close to the whole thing
00:07:48 and where are they they're like oh no we're just going to let you out and out on bail
00:07:53 hard to believe major terrorists and the thing is they said that those were five but that there
00:08:01 were a lot of other people that were there they said there were more than them so more than just
00:08:06 five so i i mean this is frightening oh my especially with what is going on yeah he needs
00:08:17 to he hasn't yet but yeah i mean this is this is a base this is a base where american bombers fly out
00:08:26 of it's just unreal and so what now they're out on bail and they're on they're held on suspension
00:08:36 of preparing a terrorist act is that really what it boils down to now there's somebody that
00:08:43 they said damage one of them boats of all them invaders
00:08:47 damage the vote of these illegals coming in and they got him in there with no bail right now
00:08:54 no unreal this is really this just goes to show you you wonder why you have different areas that 0.62
00:09:04 are starting to look like europe and i mean unfortunately it's kind of like pulling a
00:09:08 smallette right it's looking like europe is something that you have in your in your vocabulary
00:09:13 now you don't want to end up like europe and europe is the only one not getting the myth
00:09:19 the message that people are terrified of even going there to visit now yeah who in the hell
00:09:27 would want to go anywhere in europe right now well based on what you hear sure i mean this is
00:09:33 i was stationed in germany in 1982 or three and um 83 and man you could just like i always spent
00:09:44 you know when i got a little time off i got a three-day weekend or a weekend off
00:09:48 I mean, I'd always go to, I mean, I went everywhere.
00:09:51 I went to Paris, Brussels, and London, and everywhere over there.
00:09:57 And it was just nice, man.
00:09:58 It was really easy to travel, and it was safe.
00:10:02 You wouldn't be talking about changing in 40 years.
00:10:06 Well, it has.
00:10:07 And we're just fortunate that you have, you had a farmer.
00:10:11 This happened on Sunday morning.
00:10:12 A farmer drove through Welford and found three white vans that were blocking the road.
00:10:19 So everything that came after was just crazy.
00:10:23 I mean, she looked at the lettering on the vans and she said that there was a phone number
00:10:28 on the side and it was a digit short.
00:10:31 So that really is what caught her attention.
00:10:34 You had this telephone number, it was a digit short.
00:10:36 She turns around and then there were men in masks that ran for the trees.
00:10:41 so she drove out of there she called 999 i guess is what it is there and this happened at a 1 36 a.m
00:10:51 and then she messaged her neighbors and her whatsapp group and told them all to lock their
00:10:57 doors they were under attack i mean when you think about what what happened in this whole thing
00:11:03 she did everything right and so now she gets to go home tonight going okay so those men that i was
00:11:10 able to identify and masks who knows that I'm the person that deadhead they know where I live
00:11:16 or somewhere around that area so half half a mile down that road is Raff Fairford and they've had
00:11:25 that base since 1950s and Americans have flown in and out of there so and since February of 28
00:11:34 it has been it's february 28th it has been the hub for all of the operations against iran so b1
00:11:41 b52 bombers that's what sits at the end of that lane well then you have the police they arrived
00:11:50 about 15 minutes after her call and it was declared a major incident 400 meter cordon went up you had
00:11:58 army bomb disposal it was sent they wheeled out robots into the vans they had 85 households they
00:12:07 were told to leave they evacuated the whole entire area i mean you don't you don't just empty an
00:12:12 entire village just because it may or may be something i mean they knew it was an incident
00:12:18 president trump even said that they knew who this particular group was and said that they had been
00:12:24 watching them as well but now they're out
00:12:28 yeah gracious in 24 hours they let them out all five walked out on police bail
00:12:38 and he said oh no there's strict conditions to this and that you know we're going to be
00:12:44 checking out their movement and contact and that the investigation is active
00:12:50 they're gone they're all british nationals all from the london area i know this is what they
00:12:58 want to make sure that you hear yeah no they're not i've seen the picture they're all muslims 0.98
00:13:02 they definitely have that look they're no more british than a man in the moon 0.62
00:13:08 they're all aged between 23 and 25
00:13:12 and they are held on suspicion of explosives
00:13:18 and then arrested on suspicion of preparing an act of terrorism.
00:13:25 But they haven't found any explosives that have been confirmed yet.
00:13:29 So that's probably why they didn't hold them.
00:13:32 But she said, look, the worst thing is that the farmer said,
00:13:36 we know that there were more than five people that were out there.
00:13:39 They keep saying five arrested and it's driving this woman crazy.
00:13:42 She's like, no, there's a lot more than that.
00:13:48 And then you had the defense secretary, West Reading, who said that she does only have a partial picture and then dismissed it and said, that's all I'm going to go on for for this morning.
00:14:03 So he didn't deny it, that there were more people out there.
00:14:07 he just dismissed it and he said look i'm not gonna talk about this anymore
00:14:11 yeah we're not gonna release the names and they're out on bail right we're just not
00:14:16 gonna discuss this anymore sorry we're dropping the subject
00:14:18 wow unbelievable i know
00:14:23 i i honestly you you say just like i say you know don't want to go to europe don't end up
00:14:32 like Europe that should be echoing in every European's head right now is that people are
00:14:37 saying that about where you live don't want to end up like that well what we are going to need
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00:17:58 miss uh madonna in her current state she really
00:18:02 there's a viral tweet going around right now about candace have you seen that no what is it now with
00:18:09 her somebody named uh eat at eso shaggy and it's got two million views basically in four hours 1.00
00:18:19 and he said exclusive candace owens is a lesbian with four dating accounts and cheated on her
00:18:23 hebrew speaking husband with girls in 2022 i found four of her dating profiles and then he goes on
00:18:30 to say if you don't want to read my detailed piece I give a summary of all the proof it's hers
00:18:36 particularly the second post shows that her 15 plus year old YouTube name that matches I am
00:18:42 offering $100,000 bounty to anyone who can debunk off warfare dating profiles whoa I can see why
00:18:49 they got all the views I would read that I would read it sure why not okay
00:18:59 so so now he's challenging everybody he's like debunk this and prove that it's not right
00:19:04 i'll give you yeah i'll give you a hundred thousand dollars wow i'm sure there'll be
00:19:13 some takers on that maybe even better than that maybe some people that she's had some
00:19:18 of these dates with maybe they'll come forward what do they get they had to date her
00:19:23 imagine being stuck with her for more than a minute
00:19:28 oh my god she's can you imagine having to be around her my god they deserve the prize
00:19:36 wow it's always something i just retweeted it by the way and i put just asking questions
00:19:44 that was smart but i'm going over to your page so i can grab it and see it let me pull it up
00:19:52 for everybody here he's got a picture of her licking the cat like i say there's no question
00:19:59 why people are looking at this i know but it's i mean it's to to get a and especially with
00:20:06 algorithms to get something and it says it only has 776 retweets that's impossible to get too
00:20:12 million views by the way with that they must be trying to tamp it down but two million it's 1.9
00:20:19 million views in four hours. It's almost impossible. Wow. Here are some of the different things
00:20:29 that they have up here. Oh, my. I'm not going to read this out loud because it's pretty
00:20:37 raunchy, but anyway. Anyway, it's there on Captain's page if you want to see it.
00:20:47 That's true. She deserves
00:20:49 people doing it back to her.
00:20:52 Right. Well, it's going to happen.
00:20:55 This is probably...
00:20:57 Oh, Laura Loomer.
00:20:58 Wow, is this true?
00:21:00 I'm just asking questions.
00:21:03 That's what I just said.
00:21:04 Yep.
00:21:05 Everybody's probably saying that, though.
00:21:07 That's so funny.
00:21:10 Oh, my.
00:21:12 Oh, gosh.
00:21:13 You know, it just gets worse.
00:21:15 Be careful what you do when it comes...
00:21:17 Are you reading it?
00:21:17 I'm just I was well what it was was this particular part the second part where the second part of the thread his detailed piece and then if you look underneath here that's what I said I wasn't going to read out loud because it was pretty raunchy the profile and yeah I'm not gonna read that.
00:21:40 But anyway, talks about Adult Friends Finder 2016.
00:21:48 Yuck.
00:21:49 Gross.
00:21:51 Anyway, it's there for your viewing if you want it.
00:21:56 So Tim Walsh's exit interview, embarrassing as ever,
00:22:02 he says rampant fraud should have been stopped sooner.
00:22:06 Way to distance yourself, pal.
00:22:08 you have fraud every time i look at you i think of fraud tampon tim your fave
00:22:14 so he gave this exit interview to the minnesota star apparently this is a this is after serving
00:22:22 as governor and he said that it it should have under his administration that it should have been
00:22:27 stopped sooner the rampant fraud and accepted personal personal accountability he stated that
00:22:35 the fraud tainted his record but claimed investments in climate and livability remain
00:22:41 core achievements. Senator Julia Coleman told Fox Digital that Wall should not be remembered
00:22:49 only for fraud. Really? That's all he's ever, between that and serving, wanting to serve as
00:22:56 Kamala's, you know, vice president, that's, I don't even think that even qualifies anymore.
00:23:03 When I look at him now, besides the Twinkle Toes and Tampon Tim and all of that nonsense, I just see him for the fraud, what he did to that state, what he allowed to have happen.
00:23:15 And I'm glad that he is taking some responsibility.
00:23:19 There's no one to blame but himself.
00:23:22 He allowed it.
00:23:23 I'm hoping that they can prove that not only did he allow it, but that he benefited in one way or another.
00:23:29 But thank goodness for Nick Shirley.
00:23:31 he's really the hero of this story
00:23:34 because he exposed it
00:23:36 I mean he really did and now his life
00:23:46 is in danger he's like look I don't even
00:23:48 I want to work for X because I don't want
00:23:50 to walk around the streets with the mic anymore
00:23:52 I don't want to do that because it's not safe
00:23:54 for me
00:23:55 do what they did to Charlie Cart you can't do it
00:23:58 people are crazy
00:23:59 I got a gate around my hole 0.61
00:24:02 I got a fenced down gate
00:24:04 With arms to the teeth
00:24:06 I mean I don't go anywhere in public
00:24:08 You can't do it
00:24:09 I mean people
00:24:11 They recognize him
00:24:13 You have to go through metal detectors
00:24:16 To get in
00:24:17 Well as you should
00:24:19 You've had all kinds of crazies
00:24:22 Showing up at your doorstep 0.99
00:24:24 Crazies
00:24:24 Well Tim Wall says the fraud should have stopped sooner
00:24:28 And this is the guy that ran the state while billions vanished.
00:24:32 And then he called the mess legacy investments.
00:24:36 So Minnesota kids, they get the bill.
00:24:38 They're the ones, they're the ones that are going to have to pay for all of this stuff.
00:24:42 And so this, these excuses of his, they are just aging poorly as ever.
00:24:48 Total fraud.
00:24:49 Well, I mean, he was a fraud when he was even running on the ticket with Kamala Harris.
00:24:55 You remember the truck.
00:24:56 you remember all of the different
00:24:58 he was trying to act like he was a man's man
00:25:00 but he's twinkle toes over there
00:25:02 if you ever watched him
00:25:03 it's quite the opposite
00:25:04 so Trump did 1.00
00:25:08 tampons in girls bathrooms 1.00
00:25:10 locker rooms and everything else
00:25:11 and mints
00:25:12 putting tampons
00:25:15 Trump has responded
00:25:18 just now to the
00:25:19 oh good what did he say
00:25:22 I'm just reading it from
00:25:23 Tommy Robinson
00:25:24 I would have told you, don't let them have bail.
00:25:27 We know everything about them.
00:25:29 We would not have released them.
00:25:31 But, I mean, I don't know if you can play it or not.
00:25:37 I'll just retweet it.
00:25:39 You'll have to find it in my retweets.
00:25:41 This is crazy.
00:25:43 I mean, the fact that they're out there.
00:25:47 Good Lord.
00:25:50 I mean, come on.
00:25:51 They have a van.
00:25:52 they were
00:25:54 what do you think
00:25:55 they're going to do
00:25:55 you think they
00:25:56 financed themselves
00:25:57 they got
00:25:58 unlimited financing
00:25:59 they can probably
00:26:00 shoot off to 0.99
00:26:01 back to Iran 0.99
00:26:01 or whatever now
00:26:02 that is
00:26:05 I mean
00:26:05 they'll be able
00:26:06 to get out of the country
00:26:07 again
00:26:09 I mean
00:26:09 if I was the farmer
00:26:10 that was the one
00:26:11 that reported
00:26:11 this incident
00:26:12 think about
00:26:13 how she feels
00:26:14 I mean
00:26:17 talk about
00:26:18 not sleeping
00:26:19 well tonight 0.86
00:26:20 unbelievable yeah it really is it's so ridiculous 0.89
00:26:28 it's it's so ridiculous the the uk's gone man i remember how i stayed in london for like three 0.80
00:26:37 weeks and um i enjoyed the hell out of it man i mean i walked around the streets walk you know 0.52
00:26:47 went all over the city
00:26:50 took the, it's not a subway
00:26:53 it's called something else there, I can't think of it
00:26:55 but it's basically a subway
00:26:56 and there was, you know
00:26:58 the only weirdos out, that was when the
00:27:01 punk rock craze was going on
00:27:03 so there was punk rockers everywhere
00:27:04 with the air
00:27:05 he spiked up a thousand feet high
00:27:08 but I never didn't feel safe
00:27:10 and I was, you know, young
00:27:13 by myself
00:27:14 so
00:27:16 I mean you couldn't do what I did back then 0.60
00:27:19 man you'd be dead
00:27:20 I mean it's transformed the whole place
00:27:23 is completely transformed and New York
00:27:25 is slowly but surely becoming that as well
00:27:27 the call to prayer and everything else that's
00:27:29 happening there
00:27:29 completely different place
00:27:34 I can play this from President Trump
00:27:37 and I will let's hear what he has to say
00:27:39 I will tell you
00:27:41 I would have said
00:27:42 don't let them have bail
00:27:45 cashless bail
00:27:46 i wonder is it cashless bail i guess that was one of the problems that we had which started
00:27:51 the whole mess of crime and we're ending cashless bail but over there i'm surprised that they
00:27:58 released them i wouldn't have done that look they've been very good they worked with us very
00:28:02 closely uh we know everything about them we would not have released them but uh i will tell you
00:28:09 gosh you think no kidding that'd be like releasing that weirdo that 1.00
00:28:17 fascinate trump on the golf course on bell in 24 hours that's how stupid this is gosh 1.00
00:28:28 man that damn candy's um that candy thing is all over 1.00
00:28:34 her my feed now man i'm telling you things blowing up good let's see what happens everybody's got 1.00
00:28:41 questions now yeah make her prove a negative oh my god she's asking everybody else to do
00:28:50 well i don't see why not is it true well i don't know no but i know no no i mean i had a dream
00:29:00 That's not the story is true it must be
00:29:02 This is really well the whole thing
00:29:06 With her is very bizarre
00:29:07 She's just 0.97
00:29:10 I think she's just one of the most evil 1.00
00:29:13 Ridiculous 1.00
00:29:14 Just gross people to ever put on 1.00
00:29:16 This earth 1.00
00:29:17 Can you imagine she's still sitting up there 0.57
00:29:20 Over a year in 1.00
00:29:22 Charlie's headlights of a woman victim
00:29:24 On 23rd
00:29:26 Street who was knocked out
00:29:28 By a pebble so 0.95
00:29:30 god it's ridiculous man she's still going on and on and on about one story over a year later 1.00
00:29:37 really crazy and just what she did to that family i and she did it all for clicks and she could she 0.99
00:29:50 did it all for clicks and just so she could grow her show she didn't care who she who she heard at
00:29:55 all and she's gonna she's not gonna stop there any time there is something that happens she is
00:30:02 that's what you go to for that kind of stuff if that's what you're interested in
00:30:05 i i really i i'm surprised people haven't just completely sued her to oblivion and back i know
00:30:14 they are and but when these court cases start happening i just hope they take everything 1.00
00:30:19 I Erica Kirk has the most slam dunk defamation she does she should just just make her pay and 1.00
00:30:30 pay and pay enough's enough it's really bad really bad I mean our kids their kids are going to grow
00:30:42 up knowing that there was this person that said all kinds of horrible things I mean they can try
00:30:46 to shelter them as much as they want but now if you even google anything on charlie kirk if they
00:30:52 were to do anything like that all of the nonsense that went on with candace and everybody else will
00:30:59 come up too you can't shield them from everything these chicks on the right just quote tweeted this
00:31:05 is a zillion pages long but so juicy and big of true canon needs to provide evidence to counter 0.96
00:31:10 all these accusations because that's what she expects the claims she makes against others
00:31:14 there you go
00:31:16 I'm waiting
00:31:18 I'm waiting on the people
00:31:19 that she went on dates with
00:31:20 I'd like to hear
00:31:21 what they have to say
00:31:22 maybe there'll be a few 1.00
00:31:26 you mean the chicks 1.00
00:31:30 nothing like 0.63
00:31:32 first hand account
00:31:41 oh lord
00:31:42 so we have a second judge that struck down new york's 75 billion dollar climate superfund law
00:31:55 as unconstitutional the second court to torpedoed hochel's claims for the climate crash the cash
00:32:04 grab can't talk today yep she's out there with the climate change thing again so this is the 0.53
00:32:11 second court that's done it. U.S. District Judge P. Kevin Castell, he declared the law
00:32:17 unconstitutional and, you know, basically said that the Federal Clean Air Act and the Foreign
00:32:25 Affairs Doctrine, that it just was unconstitutional. The statute attempted to collect
00:32:30 $75 billion from energy companies for alleged local effects of climate change.
00:32:38 Chief Judge Brenda K. Sanis had previously ruled the same law unconstitutional in the Northern District of New York.
00:32:47 The court permanently enjoined the enforcement of the statute.
00:32:54 So here she's trying to shake down her, these energy firms for $75 billion over the weather and two judges have already said no.
00:33:05 It's nuts.
00:33:07 They can't invent their own federal law and then piggy bank it all. 1.00
00:33:11 She's getting ready for her next election is what she's doing. 0.99
00:33:15 But this is the second one that said no to $75 million. 0.94
00:33:20 Climate Change Superfund Act.
00:33:24 It was kind of a slow, a lot of college football and pro football and golf and stuff this weekend.
00:33:30 It was kind of a slow political weekend.
00:33:31 We've been wanting one.
00:33:32 I just got, I was like, man, I can't really find.
00:33:34 and then the bomb you know before the bombers broke right well he let them out god they're just
00:33:42 it's crazy it really is but it's not surprising sanity it's not really surprising anyone and
00:33:50 what's so great is that even though everybody else may be slow not president trump i mean he
00:33:55 just keeps going full bore and he's got a still steel plant announcement i mean this man when we
00:34:06 say he doesn't stop he doesn't he's scheduled to announce a 15 billion dollar steel plant this is
00:34:13 going to happen in eastern iowa and the this is where he wants it to be built and mesabi metallics
00:34:24 will build this plant and it's described as the largest in u.s history the first phase will
00:34:31 produce 7.5 million tons of steel annually with capacity later reaching 10 million tons
00:34:39 the project will be vertically integrated using iron iron ore from masabi's mine in minnesota
00:34:46 this is a huge deal i mean american steel the industry it lost ground with import surges in
00:35:00 the 1990s so it's it's amazing that china makes all of our steel now not anymore i mean for us
00:35:11 not to make steel i'm telling y'all we we used to get these government contracts i did fiber
00:35:15 optic that did bridge crossing so we we hung up uh you know we put fiber optic you know through
00:35:22 different kind of fiberglass or steel or whatever pipe they chose for us to do across bridges and
00:35:29 so there had to be a bracket every five feet or ten feet and all these brackets had to be
00:35:33 normally either 304 stainless or 316 stainless which is real expensive and nobody makes that
00:35:42 especially if it's over water it definitely has to be because it doesn't rust and so you have an
00:35:48 american you have an american clause if you get any if this has anything to do with the department
00:35:53 of transportation there's a clause in there that you have to buy american so you have to buy from
00:35:58 america which i love that except the problem is there so you couldn't get i mean and i'm not
00:36:05 talking about i mean if you're doing the skyway bridge like we did in tampa or some of these big
00:36:09 bridges and i'm making my order i don't or i mean i order uh uh you know nuts and and and threaded
00:36:17 rod and and and lock washers and washers i mean i don't order 50 of these i order like you know
00:36:24 there's it's typical to order 35 000 nuts you know 35 000 watchers maybe 100 000 and i mean
00:36:33 this is these are big million dollar orders and then since they didn't make any of this stuff
00:36:38 you had to go get all this paperwork and go through all these things and the box checks
00:36:43 say well we check everywhere in america nobody makes it now there's we can go to an american
00:36:50 vendor they don't make it but they'll actually get a profit and they'll make money on it you
00:36:56 have to go through all this to get them to do it but believe me i know in a business i used to be
00:37:01 in you couldn't get any of this stuff it's all made in china that's what's so interesting especially
00:37:08 with china just being here this is a perfect example of us starting to and as he has said
00:37:16 even when he was you know vying for president that he wanted to make us less dependent so you've got
00:37:25 the steel plant that is relate that was released today the one that we're talking about but then
00:37:30 there's Hyundai steel in Louisiana. And that was President Trump and Governor Jeff Landry. And they
00:37:38 announced a 5.8 billion Hyundai steel mill as part of a 21 billion in planned US expansion by the
00:37:46 company. I mean, steel overall, you have steel trade groups that have been crediting his tariffs
00:37:54 for doing that and driving 47 billion so then you have the rare earth's magnets i mean all of these
00:38:04 things are making a huge dent where we're not going to be so into i mean so dependent we're 0.58
00:38:11 going to be more independent i mean this is the biggest china choke point is that the pentagon
00:38:18 they bought a 15% stake in MP materials for $400 million. And they signed a 10-year deal to buy
00:38:26 7,000 metric tons of magnets a year. It still is huge. Yes, it is. So we went from being 100%
00:38:36 dependent to all of this. Then you have the medicines and the drug makers. They're announcing
00:38:41 more than $370 billion in U.S. investments. That happened in 2025. Eli Lilly's $27 billion for four
00:38:50 mega sites. Johnson & Johnson, $55 million for new plants. You start looking at what President
00:38:58 Trump is doing on a, you know, just from a bird's eye view. Bringing back still is so huge if you've
00:39:05 ever worked in the industry at all or tried to get anything. Yes. I remember when I was just
00:39:10 trying to get a coffee a coffee cup made just a coffee cup made from scratch you know i found
00:39:20 one company in the united states in california yeah and i'm talking i'm talking about make it
00:39:26 from scratch you know uh a real you know coffee cup porcelain made you know they have to put them
00:39:34 in the fire and everything i'm talking about just buying something and they you know come from china
00:39:39 but man what i had to do to get that it's just when and i was promising when i when i started
00:39:48 my story i told everybody i'm only gonna get stuff made in america and you wouldn't believe
00:39:51 that's when i realized that combined with the still stuff when i was at my job real job and then
00:39:59 trying to find by america anything made in america now a lot of people say hey uh you know the
00:40:08 designs in america so they buy china shirts and then they put the whatever the sticker on there
00:40:14 so that's not made in america though right so i was trying to get i mean and then you know the
00:40:23 truth is when you're picking out t-shirts and stuff you the actual made in america shirts that
00:40:29 you've got such a there are people that do it but it's so limited that you only got so many to
00:40:33 choose from they'll say assembled in america assembled in america yes that's what the that's
00:40:39 how they try to protect themselves with that but you were doing the whole thing from scratch here
00:40:44 totally different thing and how you were able to drop ship and shipped everything myself because
00:40:49 if you drop ship and use their products they're all the same thing assembled in the usa or maybe
00:40:54 just you straight out get a cat that says um you know you open it up this is made in the knees
00:41:02 right so all mine said me in the usa made sure they all had stickers but man it was a pain
00:41:08 well i remember there were a couple of times where you had a new product and i thought you
00:41:12 already had it out and i would be like oh yeah you got a beanie and you were like oh no i didn't
00:41:17 want to i didn't want to announce that until monday and now you've got all these orders for
00:41:22 me over the weekend and you would you would be packing those things all weekend thanks to you
00:41:29 thanks to me which i didn't mind i mean it's nice to make the money
00:41:33 still i shouldn't have done that too you had a perfect idea of like when you were gonna do it
00:41:38 i'm like but he's got these really cool benny when i started my store and i ordered all i
00:41:43 ordered like 2 000 mugs and they were expensive man and really hard to ship and stuff and all
00:41:49 the shipping stuff and everything i mean i was broke i mean some things didn't sell i was done
00:41:54 for I spent all my savings it was a just very smart thing and then they got lost for like three
00:42:01 weeks I was like man he's got to come in it was very smart for you to do that I mean really you
00:42:09 had a huge success with that I know we've got a lot of littermates they want us to do stuff
00:42:15 we'll do something we'll figure it out don't worry I get that all the time they're like when
00:42:21 are you guys going to get merch for the show? We have some ideas just limited on time. That's
00:42:28 always the case. I know. So we'll see. But yeah, I mean, when you look at what President Trump has
00:42:33 done, it's incredible. It really is. So she is a little nervous because of this whole meeting. I
00:42:43 mean, I know it looked like it went over very well with the pageantry and everything. But
00:42:49 the details of what was accomplished was few and far between. They're still talking about where
00:42:58 they want this whole thing to go. President Trump knows what China is all about. And China knows 0.86
00:43:04 that President Trump knows what China is all about. When he showed the auto pin to Xi,
00:43:09 it was probably one of the funniest things. I laughed at it all weekend.
00:43:13 only trump would do that oh god the auto pin you put him there you know it's like 0.71
00:43:29 we're not even gonna try to hide this we know that you put him there god you know that pisses
00:43:35 off oh jill oh furious because that's that's everybody's oh wait they're not they don't 0.58
00:43:41 recognize him as president or her as first lady. That is a stain on our country forever.
00:43:51 Anyway, let's talk about hormonal changes in energy. Thinking of Jill and Madonna and everything
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00:46:23 check it out yeah that performance of madonna was just really sad
00:46:29 just pitiful i didn't like her when she was in a prime so you know what i think 0.75
00:46:34 oh gosh i thought it was the most horrible cheesy pop crap in the world i'm not a pop 0.65
00:46:40 music person now like stuff with deeper meaning yeah well there is nothing deep other than the 0.97
00:46:49 whatever was in her whatever was stuffed in her and her pants i don't know what that was
00:46:55 she even was talking about it too i mean she was just like let me get this out or that out i'm
00:47:01 going this is so weird this is so weird somebody tweeted something funny or let me see if i can
00:47:08 find it did you hear about fbi director deputy director andrew bailey he just resigned yeah
00:47:19 i saw that yeah this is after a year on the job he had been overseeing the election matters and
00:47:26 he was appointed last august by attorney general pam bondy and fbi director cash patel so he stated
00:47:33 that he is stepping down to return to his family in missouri and cash patel he thanked him for his
00:47:41 service but he did a lot of things yes so somebody put under the madonna tweet i had
00:47:50 pamper don't preach so the pop that's funny and then i put over it unlock a virgin touch for the
00:47:57 1,678,973rd time gosh and that's a low estimate cat i'm sorry but i think you're a little low on 0.95
00:48:07 that number oh my i don't know she has many sticking out ever she had stick in her she's
00:48:15 like a porcupine and all of the different surgeries now and everything else i know
00:48:23 it's just really bad like i say i couldn't stand her back in her prime so yeah i'm sorry to see
00:48:30 Andrew Bailey go? I really am because he was he's a huge staunch President Trump supporter.
00:48:37 But why did he leave? Nobody knows. Maybe he just needed to get back to his family. I'm not sure.
00:48:42 But you recall that he was the one that filed the lawsuit against the state of New York,
00:48:47 accusing it of being an unconstitutional attack on the Democrat process through its legal actions
00:48:54 against President Trump. He was in 2023. He also filed a brief at the US Supreme Court to halt the
00:49:02 special counsel Jack Smith's move to circumvent the appellate court. This was in his January 6
00:49:09 case against President Trump. And then he also was the one that worked on that huge lawsuit where you
00:49:17 had the Gateway Pundit, they were involved in it and several others. It was the Biden administration,
00:49:22 Missouri v. Biden and that was the freedom of speech and all of that they went after that
00:49:30 he was involved in that lawsuit as well so he's been just a huge a huge voice
00:49:39 and has been in a lot of these cases where it comes to elections when it comes about
00:49:47 free speech and the
00:49:49 First Amendment. He's been a warrior
00:49:51 for all of this.
00:49:53 I'm real sorry to see him go.
00:49:57 They'll have somebody
00:49:58 great, I'm sure, behind him, but he
00:50:01 was really impressive.
00:50:07 I don't know.
00:50:08 I just want to see the reason.
00:50:11 Yeah, if we ever get one.
00:50:14 I mean, it could be something
00:50:15 really simple.
00:50:17 A lot of times it's personal.
00:50:18 Stuff's going on in their lives and they can't do it.
00:50:20 Wanting to go home to family.
00:50:22 It takes something that big.
00:50:25 It takes up everything, man.
00:50:28 All your time.
00:50:29 You have no time for family, friends, nothing.
00:50:31 I mean, it eats your whole life away.
00:50:33 At some point, you're like, it's your man.
00:50:35 Yeah.
00:50:39 We have another one, an Iranian national who was sentenced for smuggling.
00:50:43 this one happened and it happened in seattle iranian national riza dindar he was sentenced
00:50:53 to 18 months in prison a thousand dollar fine a ten thousand dollar fine sorry and three years
00:51:01 of supervised release he pleaded guilty to two counts of exporting goods to an embargoed country
00:51:08 and two counts of smuggling after acquiring components
00:51:12 for three U.S. military sonar systems.
00:51:17 He operated a company, get this, in China from 2010 to 2014
00:51:24 that bought the sonar parts from a Washington firm
00:51:28 while falsely claiming they were destined for China.
00:51:33 The equipment was routed through China for ultimate delivery to Iran
00:51:38 in violation of U.S. sanctions.
00:51:41 Dindar was arrested in Panama in 2025
00:51:44 and extradited to the United States in 2026.
00:51:52 18 months in prison?
00:51:56 Come on now.
00:51:57 $10,000, 18 months in prison?
00:52:01 Man, the justice system here and around the world
00:52:04 is so screwed up right now.
00:52:06 I mean, he walks with 18 months plus a fine. 0.94
00:52:11 I mean, sanctions are just, this is theater now
00:52:14 when you've got a middleman that faced less risk
00:52:16 than like a parking ticket.
00:52:21 I don't get it.
00:52:25 I don't know what's happened here,
00:52:26 but that just does not seem like a harsh penalty at all
00:52:31 when you think about what's all involved in that.
00:52:36 president trump is also going to rule back fuel efficiency to boost automakers which is good like
00:52:48 we say i mean this man is on the move it never stops with him yeah as soon as you try to get
00:52:54 him on something you're five stories behind oh yeah i mean a relaxing weekend it really wasn't
00:52:59 because monday when you start looking at all of the different things you go okay they're they're
00:53:05 moving and this is one of the ways they are planning to roll back the federal fuel economy
00:53:10 requirements for new cars and light trucks. He announced approval of new fuel economy standards
00:53:16 and he announced it on Saturday on Truth Social. So Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, he will
00:53:25 formally announce this change on Monday. The move is expected to lower new car prices by thousands
00:53:32 of dollars standards under the prior administration required 50.4 miles per gallon with a proposed
00:53:39 drop to 34.5 by the this is miles per gallon by model year 2031 so biden rules they forced 50
00:53:52 miles per gallon fantasies that jacked prices way up sky high and then president trump completely
00:53:59 slash that nonsense
00:54:01 so that families can get real cars 1.00
00:54:02 without a second mortgage.
00:54:05 Common sense wins again. 1.00
00:54:09 And this Candace star is blowing up so big right now,
00:54:12 Max, it is everywhere.
00:54:14 Let's see how many,
00:54:16 like, there's 1.8 million
00:54:17 when we started the show.
00:54:19 Let's see what they are at now.
00:54:21 It's 2.5 million.
00:54:23 That's a lot quick.
00:54:25 Yes, it is.
00:54:27 Now everybody's doing Candace,
00:54:28 you know scissors and jokes here comes the memes
00:54:35 yeah she's gonna have to respond to that isn't she i mean really she expects everybody else to
00:54:42 respond to all of her nonsense i don't see why not why you know yeah rules just asking questions
00:54:50 for thee not for me just asking questions it is so blowing up on x right now that's so funny
00:54:57 did you get some new shoes with your ex money no i haven't cashed out yet i've got to look at it
00:55:04 see i'm really finicky about like what i buy i save up for a long time i have to like this is
00:55:10 there's a whole process if i spend it's i've got to really weigh out everything that i need and
00:55:15 everything that i have there's a whole thing that goes along with it so it's staying there
00:55:19 until I have my heart set on something.
00:55:24 I don't just buy.
00:55:27 I just, I have to shop to shop.
00:55:30 Does that make sense? 1.00
00:55:32 It does, because you're a girl.
00:55:34 Sometimes the shopping is more fun than to buy.
00:55:36 It's true.
00:55:37 Thank you.
00:55:38 It really is.
00:55:39 It's true.
00:55:40 I have to figure it out.
00:55:41 And it's like.
00:55:42 Guys are so different.
00:55:43 Guys are like, oh God, I got to go buy some shirts.
00:55:45 So they rush in as fast as they can.
00:55:47 they find the quickest shirt they can it fits get four colors and get the hell i ponder oh i slave
00:55:55 over it you wouldn't believe what i go through it's so funny everybody's like oh no you have
00:56:00 that decision i'm like yeah it's a big one so i have to really weigh it out what am i gonna do
00:56:06 or am i gonna bust it into little bits i'm not sure yeah it's gonna take a while to understand
00:56:14 what we're doing you get you got a big chart on your like walls you can't buy these well
00:56:21 this place no it's really my closet because i am very habitual i i i clean out my closet all the
00:56:30 time to make room for things because i don't have a lot of room if you live in la you know what i'm
00:56:34 talking about you don't have massive closets you have very small places and so you have to love
00:56:41 everything that's in there so what my driving deal is is okay how much room do i have and what do i
00:56:47 what can i not live without what am i lacking what can i not live without what do i really love and
00:56:54 how often will i use it it's just there's a whole thing i just walk in there and i can just stare at
00:57:00 it and go okay this is what i have you don't have one of them um real housewives of beverly hills
00:57:08 Oh, no, no, no.
00:57:09 Walking in a closet as big as a house.
00:57:10 No, no, no, no.
00:57:12 With a big, giant, middle-looking thing with drawers and mirrors.
00:57:17 Oh, it's really organized.
00:57:19 Now, don't get me wrong.
00:57:20 It's very organized.
00:57:22 I mean, I use every little tiny square inch.
00:57:26 But it's just that I don't have a lot of inch there.
00:57:30 Because it's a postage stamp.
00:57:31 My little apartment is tiny.
00:57:34 Just is.
00:57:35 That's why when I found out I was getting another dog.
00:57:38 And nobody here wants to know what you pay a month for rent either.
00:57:41 No.
00:57:41 When I found out I was getting Romeo, I'm like, oh, my gosh, how am I going to be able to turn around?
00:57:45 Because, okay, it's okay for the little toy poodles.
00:57:47 But when I get him in here, this can be.
00:57:50 How's he doing?
00:57:51 He's so cute.
00:57:52 I love him so much.
00:57:54 Is he all happy now?
00:57:55 Oh, yeah.
00:57:56 He's just, I mean, he's just a love because he's really chill.
00:58:01 He's the one that's just, he just wants to lay there with you.
00:58:05 he just wants just for you to scratch him you can just hug him you can do anything to him he's just
00:58:10 like this big and now he's indoor i told my friend that whenever i talked to her because she's
00:58:14 in europe as you all know and when she comes back i'm like you're gonna have a really hard time with
00:58:19 him he is not going to want to go outside he was an outdoor dog now he's just oh just lazy he's a
00:58:27 lazy no good nick that's what i tell him you're a lazy no good nick and he'll just come over and
00:58:31 just be like, I just want to snuggle. Even when I'm trying to get things done, he just wants to 0.74
00:58:35 snuggle. Well, dogs, especially when they get older, they sleep 17 hours a day.
00:58:39 I know. He'll paw me like, okay, it's time for us to go snuggle. Let's go snuggle.
00:58:43 I'm like, I can't. I got all this stuff I got to do for you guys. No.
00:58:48 But he is just such a love. I love him. And
00:58:51 he's an older dog. So I told her, I said, I send her pictures
00:58:55 all the time and take videos and send it to her so she knows how he's
00:58:59 doing she's so excited to see him she misses him so much so I said well as long as we have play
00:59:05 dates when you get back that's all that matters because he's a love they all are I just love my
00:59:10 animals I really do there's such a big part of my life I can't even imagine and even though it was
00:59:15 going to be a stretch and I knew it was taking him on it was so great to have him really just so
00:59:23 great he's just a perfect addition it took a little bit but he's good now so the other little
00:59:31 dogs play with him they love him yeah i mean they look at him like you know he's just you're a giant
00:59:37 you're a giant yeah but they imagine i'm seeing wiggles oh my gosh they wouldn't even know what
00:59:42 to do with that but at first they were really scared of him and rightfully so i mean they
00:59:46 didn't know what to do yeah they're so small but now you gotta understand these dogs she's got
00:59:51 they weigh three pounds yeah they're little tiny i put them in my purse when the puppy
00:59:56 turds were born they weighed as much when they were born right day one as your dogs do oh i mean
01:00:04 yeah but they love going places with romeo because he's bigger and so they're able to go on either
01:00:11 side and they feel real good about themselves because they know that romeo would not let
01:00:16 anything happen to him so we travel as a pack and he's the slowest even though they have smaller
01:00:23 legs like they he's so slow he wants to look around he wants to check it out he wants to see
01:00:29 everybody and it's like the little poodles are like we're way up here we're ready to go come on
01:00:35 fella and so yeah it's a really great it's a really great arrangement i'm very fortunate to
01:00:41 have gotten to know him it's a wonderful wonderful dog really so well is there anything else you'd
01:00:50 like to how are yours they're good i'm good very very active right now because um you have nice
01:00:55 weather it's cooler in the morning that sweetie and peety come out like rocket ships oh my gosh
01:01:03 and they love the cooler environment i'm sure they're digging holes everywhere and running up
01:01:09 down and chasing squirrels. They're having a
01:01:11 blast. Oh, that is so
01:01:13 great. Gosh. Pedro's
01:01:15 witch who couldn't even go out in the summer 0.97
01:01:17 hardly. He's stayed out for two hours
01:01:19 this morning, so he's doing a lot better.
01:01:21 Oh, that is so, that's so
01:01:23 great because it gets so hot there. I can't
01:01:25 even imagine. Those hot days, you just said
01:01:27 they were laid out. It's
01:01:29 still, it's 90 right now. It's only cool
01:01:31 for like the first three or four hours.
01:01:33 Oh, wow. But it's better than being, you know,
01:01:35 I can't breathe for the whole day.
01:01:36 Oh my gosh, yes. So everybody's enjoying it. You're enjoying it too. Are you cooking out? I heard you say something about cooking out.
01:01:43 Well, it'll have to be when the time changes more, like in the winter, unless I want to cook out real late at night, because you can't grill out with the dogs. They'll stick their nose against them, burn their nose.
01:01:58 That's exactly right.
01:02:00 You don't know my dogs, man. They're big.
01:02:02 They're ready to eat it off the grill.
01:02:04 Oh, no, you can't do it.
01:02:05 oh my gosh yeah so you have a whole
01:02:08 you have a whole different group of problems than I do
01:02:12 mine can't reach anything yeah
01:02:14 I have to pick them up to get them anywhere they want to go
01:02:16 it's like
01:02:17 they can't do anything by themselves
01:02:20 we have got little babies here
01:02:24 well that's it for us
01:02:27 anything else you'd like to add Kat
01:02:29 we'll see you guys tomorrow
01:02:30 that's right same time same place
01:02:33 here at 3 p.m. Eastern.
01:02:36 All right, everybody, you all be safe,
01:02:37 be kind to one another,
01:02:38 and we will see you later.
01:02:41 Bye.
01:03:03 We'll be right back.
01:03:33 We'll be right back.