In the Litter Box - WHO GETS IN THE ROOM ｜ In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd – Ep. 1114 – 10⧸13⧸2026

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00:00:30.000 hello hello hello today is tuesday october 13th 2026 episode number one one one four

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00:01:12.700 and cat turd hey there cat how are you hey hey hey i'm in here today wow so that was just some

00:01:19.680 kind of weird thing that happened yesterday i guess yeah and i was getting in my regular emails

00:01:24.660 you're you sent three invites i got one 10 minutes before the show was over one about nine o'clock

00:01:30.700 then another like a midnight last night that is so bizarre weird yeah i mean sometimes we have

00:01:36.780 things like that that just happen it just doesn't make any sense you know where that happens to me

00:01:41.040 the most is when i do a post that i want to send on x whenever i try to schedule a post between that

00:01:49.860 in YouTube it never turns out right it skips it it doesn't take it I don't know why because certain

00:01:56.220 posts I want to just kind of you know when I'm doing something else especially after the show

00:02:01.040 I'm like this is a really good thread and I'll put it out there so that while I'm working on

00:02:05.580 closing down the show I'm like I'm gonna send this out then and it will just misfire on me or

00:02:10.780 it won't fire at all it drives me nuts because I spend a lot of time on that stuff and yeah it

00:02:15.820 has happened twice actually they got my thursday my little my my i have a small little group of

00:02:22.520 subscribers on x and i had a thursday post and it fired it today and so i'm like okay they all

00:02:28.640 think i'm nuts talking about thursday and it was it's tuesday anyway my complaints for the day how

00:02:34.960 are you everything good on your end the big story today is when shane gillis's uh snl monologue

00:02:44.080 really fired up the liberal women oh my gosh you think that's the big story i was thinking you were

00:02:50.200 going to talk about kimberly that's big too but it's not as big as the shane gillis thing on

00:02:56.320 extra now because he fired them up well they are it's funny because these are the same women who

00:03:03.280 supported the woman who strangled her kids they love her but don't you say a joke about dressing 0.97

00:03:11.140 like a whore in a gym i listened to that and i didn't see anything offensive at all i thought 0.98

00:03:16.800 it was hilarious i thought it was a comedian being a comedian and i didn't find it to be 0.99

00:03:21.900 there was there was nothing in there that offended me these people couldn't i'll tell you the nastiest 0.65

00:03:27.460 comedian ever was red fox people don't know that but man if you ever listen to his stuff but

00:03:31.940 they couldn't handle red fox they couldn't handle richard pryor andrew das clay sam kennison

00:03:37.240 George Carlin and they dang sure couldn't even you can go back to Don Rickles they damn sure

00:03:43.020 couldn't handle him well I mean here's the thing he was making fun of himself as well I mean he

00:03:48.760 referred to himself he's a comedian yes he was laughing about his whale hips that his sister

00:03:55.160 called him and the fact that you had a friend of his that called him an egg a wet doused egg I mean

00:04:01.600 he was making fun of himself as much he was much harder on himself than he was to anybody else

00:04:06.920 but the fact that it's a joke well and it's true you want to come to my gym and do you think any

00:04:14.760 of the people that can wear those outfits are upset by that at all they're really not they're

00:04:19.220 like okay what are you jealous i mean that that's kind of the attitude just go to la go to new york

00:04:25.240 go to dc you'll see people that are wearing those clothes working out because they don't want to be

00:04:31.280 restricted in any way or they want to have the or get the looks that they honestly deserve they're

00:04:36.420 like hey look i put the time in here i'm at the gym i'm working constantly trying to get my body

00:04:42.200 in tip-top shape why not this is what i want it's okay i know but it's the ones that it's the ones

00:04:49.880 that wear it you can see everything and they tape themselves every time they work out well that's a 0.98

00:04:54.920 whole different yeah videoing yourself when you work out is ridiculously stupid well unless you're 0.98

00:05:01.320 doing it for you know if unless you have like a fan base or you're helping people i mean there's 0.95

00:05:06.600 all kinds of reasons why people wear different things i don't really get into and then they're

00:05:09.920 all crashing out because it hit a nerve right hit a nerve because they said well you know i do dress

00:05:14.140 pretty slutty i really don't think it hit any nerve that's what's so funny except for the people

00:05:18.480 over today can't do they can't dress like horse here's my camel toe i mean the the wild thing is 0.90

00:05:26.800 is that i don't know i i know a lot of people that dress like that when they go to the liberal 1.00

00:05:31.360 women's going nuts this is what i'm saying it's so pissed it's the liberal women that are doing it 1.00

00:05:37.040 that are trying to cause a big scene about it because they can't get away with wearing anything 1.00

00:05:41.760 like that they're miserable they're not in shape they're angry they hate the world they have a

00:05:47.280 permanent scowl on their face and so all of a sudden that little number is what they want to

00:05:51.920 pick out of everything and they're going to focus on that because it's divisive the most miserable

00:05:58.660 they look for a reason to be miserable they're not happy unless they're miserable they've got 0.99

00:06:03.780 a permanent stick in their ass well i mean here's the thing i i grew up playing tennis my entire 0.99

00:06:09.500 life we wore the short skirts that's how you play i mean that a lot of tournaments you were required 0.99

00:06:15.160 to wear the tennis outfit so I mean none of that stuff bothers me it's not a big deal it's really

00:06:22.620 really not I mean yeah and then boom you've got this whole thing that's like it's erupted and

00:06:29.000 it's by far the least story of all of them because when you start talking about what happened with

00:06:35.840 Kimberly when you start talking about what's going on with the war and you start talking

00:06:38.660 about all this stuff it's like really we're gonna talk about gym wear that's nuts i mean okay

00:06:46.480 tiktok do your thing but it's really no big deal and nobody's gonna no one's gonna change the way

00:06:52.600 they dress because of that it's the same kind of thing that they've done it's a comedian man

00:06:57.980 yeah they couldn't handle i played a dave chappelle um the one that was even worse and

00:07:05.920 Nobody said anything about that from 20 years ago.

00:07:09.380 Yeah, I mean, it's just...

00:07:11.340 Well, and Fox, you know, I mean, he was another one, Red Fox.

00:07:15.140 He was a huge comedian.

00:07:16.840 None of the stuff would work. 0.99

00:07:18.140 Red Fox was the nastiest, dirtiest. 0.71

00:07:20.960 I mean, he was great in Sanford and Son and stuff. 0.98

00:07:23.080 But look.

00:07:23.520 If you've ever seen his stand-up, it is...

00:07:26.100 They hate...

00:07:27.660 It even makes me blush.

00:07:29.080 They hate Sidney Sweeney.

00:07:31.940 They hate her.

00:07:33.240 Why? 1.00

00:07:33.640 Because she's beautiful. 0.98

00:07:35.600 They cannot stand people that are actually beautiful.

00:07:40.000 There's a lot of jealousy in all of this stuff.

00:07:43.160 And I mean, she's an accomplished actress. 0.90

00:07:45.500 You can see the movies that she's been in.

00:07:47.480 You can see the different parts that she's played.

00:07:50.140 And is she beautiful?

00:07:51.680 Absolutely. 1.00

00:07:52.520 Does she have the figure?

00:07:54.900 100%.

00:07:55.460 But if that's the reason why you're dousing on her

00:07:58.800 and if you're dunking on her because of that,

00:08:00.460 it is the wrong reason.

00:08:02.320 It is.

00:08:03.500 Truly.

00:08:03.860 I mean, we've had sirens forever throughout history. Beautiful women. Just look, Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor. I mean, come on. And then all of a sudden, they just hate them. They detest them. They want to ruin their career. It is what it is. But anyway. 0.94

00:08:22.340 Women are way more mean than guys are when it comes to other women. 1.00

00:08:25.800 But beautiful women really don't pay attention to the mean, nasty women. 1.00

00:08:29.640 Do you know why? 1.00

00:08:30.280 Because they're getting the attention of the people that they want to get the attention of.

00:08:34.640 They don't care about that.

00:08:36.180 That's just noise.

00:08:37.720 That doesn't matter. 1.00

00:08:38.700 And it just makes the ugly, liberal women look uglier. 1.00

00:08:42.420 It really does. 1.00

00:08:43.300 Like, come on, go ahead.

00:08:44.380 Just show your true colors. 0.99

00:08:45.960 You go ahead and be uglier than we already see you. 0.99

00:08:49.140 And we will continue to do what we do. 0.98

00:08:51.580 Right?

00:08:52.020 and not do that kind of thing so whatever i mean if somebody asks dress a little risque okay that's 0.99

00:08:58.100 on them they want to do it great not my deal yeah if sydney swaney wants to wear a see-through shirt 0.92

00:09:04.500 i'm okay with it that's right it's it's her decision women's rights that's right i mean 0.98

00:09:09.520 this is the attitude that all should have let them do their thing so yeah i mean bubbles is

00:09:16.080 saying bombshells came prior to that of course they did i mean all through time you can look

00:09:20.940 all the way back you've got all kinds of names that you can throw out there I was just throwing 0.54

00:09:26.000 the ones out that people would recognize today so yeah that stuff is just ridiculous it really 0.77

00:09:32.500 it really is but let TikTok spin and be upset and angry let them turn red in the face scream and

00:09:41.480 shout about him like he's the problem okay nobody feels like they can even laugh anymore but I laugh

00:09:49.120 at that that's the comedy to me of the whole thing i saw the um new press secretary today

00:09:57.360 and she was she had a rough start ain't gonna lie that's okay it doesn't seem nervous she lost her

00:10:02.860 place many times it was just i don't know but she was picked for a reason it's gonna get easier for

00:10:10.560 her i believe she had a rough start though i mean let's just call it like it was sure i mean you

00:10:16.720 No, it was definitely nerves.

00:10:19.440 You could see that.

00:10:20.400 She was nervous.

00:10:21.660 Fidgeting behind, exactly.

00:10:24.080 And that's okay.

00:10:25.100 I'd be nervous too, tell you that right now.

00:10:29.040 But she did do something.

00:10:30.740 I mean, this is Katie Zachariah, first time behind that podium.

00:10:34.860 The first real news was not about Greece.

00:10:39.120 Her words exactly were that we have asked Ambassador Kimberly Goylefoyle

00:10:44.860 foil foil to resign she has been a wonderful asset to the team and we wish her well

00:10:50.180 that was it boom and she put out a big huge tweet statement about it i think that is a wonderful

00:11:00.200 thing for her to do she has resigned i mean the president yesterday he walked out of the white

00:11:05.940 house and reporters asked if he was going to fire his ambassador to greece when the story started

00:11:10.800 hitting. And his quote was, well, we are looking at it. We are not happy. Then she's not guilty

00:11:17.180 this morning. Exactly. This morning, the White House asked for the resignation. Within minutes,

00:11:23.100 they had it. Kimberly was confirmed last September and she took up the post in Athens on the 4th of

00:11:29.920 November. She was in the job 11 months. Her own statement, and she called it an honor of a lifetime

00:11:36.740 and thanked President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

00:11:40.300 And then this, she says,

00:11:42.440 these allegations are false and I intend to vigorously defend my name,

00:11:47.280 my reputation, and my integrity.

00:11:50.380 And then she closed with this quote.

00:11:52.480 She said, while my time as ambassador may be coming to an end,

00:11:55.880 my commitment to President Trump,

00:11:57.680 the America First movement, and the country I love will never end.

00:12:03.240 so so we'll just we'll just see yeah i mean we're not gonna tell you i'm not gonna go into

00:12:11.500 the details of what she's accused of you can go find that anywhere i mean not one line of it i

00:12:16.020 mean not even to knock it down i mean nobody has charged her with anything no court has found

00:12:22.680 anything no agency has published any finding i mean they wouldn't ask her to resign though if

00:12:27.820 there wasn't a little something there there just there was enough to where they felt like they

00:12:32.320 needed to do something and so i mean they're not just gonna add i mean let's face it she was

00:12:37.460 engaged he married to don jr nobody knows that yes and she was married right to gavin newson

00:12:44.180 she was married to gavin she was married to gavin newson and then was engaged to don jr i don't even

00:12:50.020 know what happened isn't don jr engaged again now he's married he's married no don jr is married 0.94

00:12:57.380 now yes he is oh okay he is definitely married i didn't get invited to the damn way yeah it was a 0.94

00:13:03.320 small very small wedding and even president trump wasn't able to attend because that was when that 0.93

00:13:08.420 heated situation was going on where they had to switch planes and all of that i mean there was a

00:13:12.440 lot of things going on at that time but what president trump did say and we will give you this

00:13:18.220 and he said this on camera he said she wasn't a member of my family she i guess dated my son a

00:13:25.380 long time ago and then said she went to Greece she was doing a good job but we didn't like what

00:13:33.080 we were reading and then the line quote he said no I did not speak to her no she will not be there

00:13:40.640 I did not like what I read so there's something there well I mean you can read that back and you

00:13:48.780 can watch what he did Kat I mean he drew the line in public between his family and his staff

00:13:55.240 and then he stood on the staff side of it so you can compare that if you want to you can compare

00:14:02.520 that with how the other side handles its own you remember senator bob menendez he was indicted in

00:14:08.120 september of 2023 and he sat in the united states senate 11 more months before anything happened

00:14:16.880 he left in august 2024 and only after a jury convicted him on every count he is serving 11

00:14:24.900 years she on the other hand she was out in a day no indictment no charge there was no finding of

00:14:30.860 any kind they needed a jury and he did not need a week so the embassy itself it doesn't go dark

00:14:40.680 There hasn't not been a successor named, and there hasn't been a timeline given.

00:14:47.180 So understanding practice is the deputy chief.

00:14:49.760 And this is why I sit on my farm, to keep to myself.

00:14:52.740 Right, right.

00:14:54.060 Well, I mean, it's interesting because so the standing practice is the deputy chief of mission.

00:14:59.180 They will carry out the post until the Senate confirms somebody new.

00:15:04.800 So Greece is a NATO ally.

00:15:06.860 I'll take the job.

00:15:08.180 Yeah, why not?

00:15:09.460 Grease for a couple of years?

00:15:11.640 I could do that.

00:15:12.240 Cut there, ambassador, Grease.

00:15:13.000 Why not?

00:15:14.340 And so... 1.00

00:15:14.860 You think she gets fired quick? 0.99

00:15:16.100 I'll just go over there and lay on the beach all day.

00:15:17.960 Oh, boy.

00:15:19.400 And eat the food?

00:15:20.260 Bring me a cocktail.

00:15:21.340 Yes. 1.00

00:15:22.260 I'm the ambassador, bitches. 1.00

00:15:23.900 Oh, my gosh. 1.00

00:15:25.240 I'll be gone in a week. 0.99

00:15:26.920 Well, you know, I think she was having a pretty good time over there.

00:15:31.440 But work is open again tomorrow morning with or without a famous name on the door.

00:15:35.700 And so that's the story there until we hear more.

00:15:38.920 but it is interesting the whole thing i will not lie there's a lot of things that

00:15:45.320 have some major flags i'm really i'm sorry for her i i am it's really sad her breakup

00:15:55.700 with don jr i don't know the particulars but there was a lot of things well when you're dating

00:16:01.420 millionaires and billionaires you get used to that lifestyle you certainly do and get invited

00:16:08.620 to all the big parties and all the big

00:16:10.660 who-to-do's and being around famous

00:16:12.600 people.

00:16:14.600 Yeah.

00:16:16.200 Yeah, it changes a lot. 0.94

00:16:17.400 I just don't go to Turdstock and be around the Littermates.

00:16:19.960 Oh, wouldn't we all? My gosh.

00:16:22.520 I mean, a normal life.

00:16:23.420 Turdstock's Halloween weekend, by the way.

00:16:25.660 If anybody wants to

00:16:26.740 dress up for Halloween at Turdstock

00:16:29.860 for the weekend, I'm probably going to wear

00:16:31.580 some kind of costume.

00:16:33.760 I haven't decided yet, but I'm probably going to wear

00:16:35.680 a little costume or something because it's

00:16:37.440 halloween the day before so we might have some people dress up that'll be fun that's a great

00:16:45.040 weekend to do it it really is it's a great weekend to do it and especially because it

00:16:50.640 falls on a saturday and a sunday yes and you're going to be gone that week i will be gone

00:16:58.480 on that whole week after turd stock i have the date so the turd turd stock weekend friday october

00:17:08.220 30th and you won't be back until the 9th right right and i will be i'm actually going to go on

00:17:15.620 a little vacation which i never do um when we go have our little time off i'll just stay here but

00:17:21.400 i actually need to i'm going to meet up with some friends over in the mountains and it's a great

00:17:26.860 And the Smokies after Turfstock.

00:17:28.580 I'm going to do some riding with Jeffree Still.

00:17:30.180 I'm just going to take me a little vacation that I need.

00:17:32.760 That's a good idea.

00:17:34.020 It really is.

00:17:34.940 I'm going to take that Friday off and Saturday off for the Halloween weekend

00:17:39.380 because I've got a couple of parties that I do not want to miss.

00:17:43.360 What are you dressing up as?

00:17:44.600 You know, I don't know yet because I'm—

00:17:47.100 I know you're going to, though, and your dogs will be all dressed up to match you.

00:17:52.020 Yes, of course.

00:17:53.920 We go as a clan.

00:17:55.320 we are this is my tribe so who knows i don't know yet this year normally i'm a witch or a cat i like

00:18:02.480 to be both of those but i've i've kind of overdone that that whole thing so i'm gonna have to figure

00:18:07.080 out something else and i'm gonna have the boys all three of them i know how you can go as hmm

00:18:12.020 a poodle a gym ho i could yes and i could have my little workout voice oh my gosh that's great

00:18:20.480 idea because they have richard simmons hair so i could dress them up as like mini richard simmons 0.87

00:18:26.120 oh my gosh you have a little tape of his monologue and kind of play it as you're walking by people

00:18:33.380 this would work oh my gosh yes we have to figure we were going to work on that going to build on

00:18:39.560 that idea you know because their hair i can get their somebody said you got three somebody on

00:18:44.460 chat said since you got three dogs and you you should go as the fantastic four we can indeed

00:18:49.680 we'd be able to pull that off quite well yeah oh gosh kb martin says leg warmers for pups i know

00:18:59.160 keep the ideas coming we're ready we're gonna take them all in yes g3 power book 335 says jewels in

00:19:08.560 what 80s leotards oh gosh you know not a bad idea those were the days man then i can't giant

00:19:16.700 the big giant hair yes and i can ask the and the leggings right she could have the leggings and

00:19:23.140 everything and then the headband on then i can ask the liberals if they want us to go back to this i 0.81

00:19:28.280 mean if this is their idea of a good time gosh and back in the 80s and girl the higher that you

00:19:35.840 get your hair and they'd spray it hairspray being a foot above her head man in the early 80s was 0.95

00:19:42.080 about a year of that crap this is so crazy oh my gosh it was the ugliest hair and guys too 0.88

00:19:47.360 it was everything in the 80s as far as they had good music but the like the uh uh fashion and 0.97

00:19:56.620 and like people's how they did their houses and how they dress it's just oh my hair dudes it all

00:20:03.180 sucked oh that's so fun though i mean i got some pictures i don't ever show anybody oh my gosh i

00:20:09.500 don't even think it moved i mean it just like it was just there it just looks like a sculpture of

00:20:15.060 some sort it did not move they would spray it wow they would spray it i mean you'd be at school and

00:20:21.260 they'd go out you know outside and they'd all have their spray cans on their purses and they'd

00:20:24.820 spray it every couple hours to keep it stiff as a board man i mean that's where the ozone there 1.00

00:20:32.720 yes probably yeah 1981 1982 them girls oh they sprayed a hole in that bitch is that funny oh my 0.95

00:20:42.060 gosh yes we have a problem this is where green was born the green new deal well on that note 0.99

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00:23:03.960 these around just in case lots of things going on in this news cycle really crazy we can head on

00:23:13.500 over to san francisco the house gop has crafted a nuclear option for sanctuary cities letting

00:23:21.420 victims sue local officials this is a very big deal now to san francisco and in one sentence

00:23:30.440 that has been on the books for nine years. So on the 13th of March, 2015, the sheriff of San

00:23:37.900 Francisco, they sent a memo to every employee of his department. It listed what they shall not

00:23:43.900 provide to immigration and customs enforcement. One item was released dates or times. So two weeks

00:23:52.880 later, a man finished a federal prison sentence and he landed in that sheriff's custody on

00:23:59.800 marijuana charge. It was dropped the same day that then I sent over a detainer asking for one

00:24:07.100 more thing. Notify us 48 hours before you let him out. Well, nobody answered that. On the 15th of

00:24:16.440 April, they let him out and told nobody. The evening of the 1st of July near Pier 14 on the

00:24:23.960 Embarcadero, Kate Steinel, was shot and killed. She was 32 and she was out walking with her dad.

00:24:32.940 Her parents, James Steinel and Elizabeth Sullivan, they sued the city. On the 6th of January 2017,

00:24:42.460 the Chief Magistrate Judge Joseph Sparrow threw their case against San Francisco out,

00:24:49.440 not on the facts but on the law itself and so we what I want to do is read you the sentence that

00:24:57.720 he wrote this was the quote nothing in eight United States code section 1373 addresses

00:25:05.220 information concerning an inmate's release date so you can sit with that you have a federal statute

00:25:12.220 that covers immigration status and it says nothing about release dates so the sheriff could put out

00:25:19.400 release dates on a do not share list and no law that he could not. So Congress had wanted to bar

00:25:29.120 that and the judge wrote it. It could have included such language in the statute. Then there were four

00:25:34.340 words that it did not. That is actually the entire sanctuary argument. It's not a theory. One missing

00:25:41.980 clause in one federal statute. That is what has tripped up so many things that have happened

00:25:47.720 here in California. We are a sanctuary state, not a city, a state. So that brings us to this bill

00:25:56.480 that is sitting in the House Judiciary, and it's been sitting there since February that almost

00:26:02.620 nobody has read. The House Bill 7064, the Shutdown Sanctuary Policies Act, it is written to delete

00:26:11.400 that particular sentence. It rewrites the same statute the judge quoted and it inserts words

00:26:18.040 that were not there in 1996. So the custody status of any individual, that is the whole.

00:26:26.840 So that is the patch and it also voids any local policy that restricts cooperation so that that

00:26:32.700 March memo would be dead on signing. And it also opens the courthouse door. A victim of a murder,

00:26:39.500 a rape a felony committed by an alien of an alien a sanctuary city turned loose may sue that

00:26:47.740 government and the official acting in the official capacity in federal court that is the bill's own

00:26:55.000 words then you got the teeth of the matter so the quote is the court shall award a prevailing

00:27:02.360 plaintiff a reasonable attorney's fee and a reasonable expert fee as part of the cost not

00:27:10.160 it's shall not may they will so and the grant money a sanctuary state state city and my case

00:27:19.940 state loses does not go back to washington it shall be reallocated to the states or the local

00:27:27.000 governments that comply. So here is the honest part of this whole thing. This bill would not

00:27:33.020 reopen the Steinald case. It sets a 10-year window from the crime, and her parents are past it.

00:27:38.720 It has not had a vote yet, and the bill in committee is not a law. But nine years ago,

00:27:45.380 a federal judge looked at two grieving parents and told them that no law in the United States

00:27:51.660 required anybody to pick up the phone. So on that, on the law, he was right. And that is still the 1.00

00:28:00.060 law this afternoon. They're hopefully going to do something about it. This is a huge, this would be

00:28:07.200 a huge deal. And so of course, you've got a lot of people that are behind this whole thing. And I'm

00:28:13.480 just hope that it gets done. Jim Jordan is the Judiciary Committee Chairman. And he is the one

00:28:19.360 that is bringing this right back up front and center

00:28:22.080 because too many people have lost lives

00:28:24.220 and they have no way of doing anything about it.

00:28:28.260 Changing this one line would change a lot.

00:28:33.320 So hopefully that happens.

00:28:35.980 It's a very big deal here.

00:28:38.800 I feel like the people that allow,

00:28:42.640 especially repeat offenders,

00:28:45.020 and they don't do their job,

00:28:46.960 they should be sued.

00:28:48.040 these judges that are able to just kick out yeah i mean this is people that are obvious

00:28:53.940 yes this is not i mean if you're repeat offenders yeah these people and they they get out on

00:29:02.500 everything they've beaten a hell out of people second degree murder they're out in two years

00:29:07.180 i mean man you and then that remember they did the no cash bail that was the worst thing they

00:29:13.360 ever done oh gosh that killed us here that killed us here you rob a bank you go in there no cash

00:29:19.540 bill i'll rob another one right this is a big this is a very big deal if they can do this this will

00:29:26.580 really really change things so i'm i'm hoping that it happens especially in a situation

00:29:33.240 like a sanctuary state where you see these cases this happened right in san francisco

00:29:38.480 San Francisco you all remember Katie Steinle you remember her grieving parents she was just

00:29:44.500 walking on the pier and got shot in the back for no reason she didn't know this guy he didn't know

00:29:51.660 her just attacked her killed her pierced her heart right there and that was it gone

00:30:03.420 oh it's just so sad so tragic there's just no rhyme my solution to all this if i live in

00:30:10.580 california would be just to move i know well and then not worry about any other

00:30:15.060 i know that would be like you know kind of one of those things that we

00:30:21.000 hopefully can fix so we don't have to move because it's such a beautiful area and i do

00:30:26.300 believe that it will come back it's just going to take getting rid of these crooks it could come

00:30:31.220 Come back real quick if they could somehow get a Republican governor in there.

00:30:35.840 Well, that's what gives me hope.

00:30:37.160 It would change overnight.

00:30:38.600 Well, it gives me hope, especially when you look at what Rudy Giuliani,

00:30:41.880 and that's another reason why they just worked so hard to destroy the man,

00:30:46.400 because of his success in New York when he was mayor.

00:30:51.040 Think about what he did.

00:30:53.760 The man was there during the absolute worst time,

00:30:58.000 and he was able to bring people together.

00:31:00.100 he was able to take charge of the situation but even before that what he did for New York to

00:31:06.720 clean it up that's what he was elected to do and he kept his promise and they've been trying to

00:31:11.620 destroy him ever since well back in the Middle East this is a big one so President Trump has 0.98

00:31:25.320 fired a warning shot to the houthis this is after the latest attacks on the saudi airport you know 1.00

00:31:32.680 these houthis are bad news this is all going on with king khalid international airport it is still 0.99

00:31:41.440 shut 266 flights have been canceled and the hall where 13 people died on saturday is taped off so

00:31:51.260 at four minutes past noon eastern today he wrote it out in public under his own name

00:31:58.760 the words houthis are behaving very badly i thought they'd learned their lesson a year ago 0.70

00:32:06.340 when we bombed the hell out of them and at their request stopped well president trump he kept going

00:32:12.660 he said they have been silent for a long time but now they have emerged again probably at the behest 0.80

00:32:19.040 of Iran in a very nasty way, hitting Saudi Arabia and purposely trying to drive up oil prices,

00:32:26.780 probably prior to the U.S. elections. Not nice. And then he closed with, he went on to say, 0.96

00:32:34.220 somebody should explain to them that I am not running in the elections. I have already won

00:32:39.740 in a massive landslide, but I will be there after the elections and I will never forget.

00:32:45.800 so there he is he is sending out a warning to an armed group it is time stamped it is signed

00:32:57.600 it is published in the open where they can read it and of course everybody else can so

00:33:03.880 there was a time when a message like that went through a back channel and none of us knew it

00:33:10.980 even existed. There was a stretch when it didn't go out at all. But this one went out at noon with

00:33:15.920 his name on it. And they answered him. And their answer tells you exactly who is standing in the

00:33:23.000 line of fire. So a member of their political bureau, his name is Mohammed al-Bukhadi. He said

00:33:31.480 that if the United States gets involved, that there will be, and this is his words, a swift

00:33:36.720 and painful response targeting the United States and all of its interests in the region.

00:33:43.440 And then their military spokesman, this is Yahya Sari, he told the employees that the citizens

00:33:51.480 near Saudi Amarako, it's Amco facilities, he told them to evacuate and to move away because the site

00:34:02.740 is quote, a legitimate target for our forces. So you can sit with that one for a second. This is 0.96

00:34:10.960 not the government, not the army, the workers, the shift that clocks in and out of that old

00:34:18.240 terminal. So what would an American strike mean? Well, we don't have to guess because we've done

00:34:25.600 this before. The 15th of March last year through the 6th of May, hundreds of strikes. We lost

00:34:32.880 two F-18s off a carrier and seven Reaper drones. The Pentagon's own assessment was 153 civilians

00:34:42.220 killed. It ended with a ceasefire brokered by Oman, and the president's own phrase for how it

00:34:50.660 ended was at their request. So as of a week ago, there was one American carrier group in that

00:34:58.460 theater, the George Washington, the Theodore Roosevelt, they left San Diego on the 27th of

00:35:05.040 September. And the old, because the headline today is wrong by one day, the old rose yesterday,

00:35:14.060 Brent closed up 1.8% and right now Brent is 1586 down about three quarters of a percent.

00:35:30.740 So the president has not ordered a strike but he wrote a warning and he put his name on it

00:35:36.000 and the group was written to answer by naming all workers as targets. So

00:35:40.840 So that's the whole story today, and that's plenty.

00:35:44.280 I know that President Trump has said he's not going to do anything until after midterms, but I think we may be in for a little surprise here.

00:35:57.480 It's probably something that I think may happen.

00:36:01.800 I don't know.

00:36:02.760 I mean, you know President Trump.

00:36:05.080 He's like 10 steps behind.

00:36:07.880 Everybody's never going to tip his hand.

00:36:10.840 But he told them flat out, and then they responded with a warning.

00:36:16.260 And then.

00:36:18.860 You know, steps ahead of everybody, you mean?

00:36:20.760 You said behind.

00:36:21.580 Ahead of everybody, yeah. 1.00

00:36:24.280 The Huthies will find out exactly what it looks like to be behind. 1.00

00:36:28.400 Yeah.

00:36:29.300 I mean, he doesn't play when it comes to stuff like this.

00:36:33.820 Not at all. 1.00

00:36:35.320 You'll bomb your ass. 1.00

00:36:36.360 You know, at this point, I'm thinking that that's probably what's going to happen. 1.00

00:36:47.220 I mean, what do you think?

00:36:49.760 Do you think we just finish it, or do we allow them to continue to creep up and be more dangerous and ruthless than before?

00:36:57.260 I don't know. It'd be great if somehow they could just take over the country, the people.

00:37:01.040 But, man, that's what happens. You don't have any guns. You can't do it. 0.55

00:37:04.280 This is what has happened in the Middle East forever. 1.00

00:37:10.040 I mean, it really has. 1.00

00:37:12.200 And we certainly don't want them here. 0.99

00:37:13.740 We want them to build up their own country

00:37:15.620 so that they can learn to live and get along with each other

00:37:19.920 and figure things out.

00:37:21.540 We don't want to take in like we have in the past.

00:37:25.180 No.

00:37:28.000 So, it's very interesting.

00:37:30.060 then we have an afghan alien that was sentenced for offenses this is the one that isn't finished

00:37:37.780 it wasn't alleged not alleged not charged but completely finished a man named badshah sahih

00:37:45.900 he was paroled in the united states and he ended up in arlington texas three and a half years later

00:37:53.360 on the 28th of february 2025 he was arrested he pleaded guilty on the 1st of april this year and

00:38:02.300 at the end of september you had a senior united states district judge terry means northern

00:38:08.140 district of texas who sentenced him to 420 months that's 35 years so the federal counts are

00:38:18.460 production and possession of child sexual abuse material he found the children through an online

00:38:25.560 gaming platform the victims are children so that's all i'm going to go into i'm not going to tell

00:38:32.960 you anything else about it i mean and i would never even go looking either but yes that is a

00:38:40.400 charge it's not a conviction yet so the other half you know is out there there he this man is

00:38:48.040 convicted. He's pleaded guilty. The federal judge sentenced him. Nothing here is alleged. And so,

00:38:54.940 you know, we're not even trying to hedge it to be careful. So 35 years is where the other people

00:39:01.400 stop on this story. We're going the other way because somebody signed for him. Back to the

00:39:09.120 5th of September, the program is Operation Allies Welcome. It's a humanitarian parole that was

00:39:17.180 handed out at the port of entry case by case for two years and the department's own paperwork says

00:39:25.560 it and it was a quote subsequent to appropriate vetting so between July of 2021 and January of

00:39:35.480 2022 more than 79,000 Afghan evacuees arrived in customs and border protection they were paroled

00:39:44.860 about 72,550 of them. So what was the vetting? Well, the Homeland Security Inspector General

00:39:54.220 looked and published it. September the 6th, 2022, report 2022-64. This was addressed to the

00:40:04.480 Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, which I cannot wait until he has his data testify. Still waiting on

00:40:11.660 that one but his auditors questioned the 88,977 records so you can look you can hear what was in

00:40:20.580 them 417 with no first name 242 with no last name 11,110 people whose date of birth was written down

00:40:34.220 as January the 1st. 36,400 listed the travel document as a, quote, facilitation document.

00:40:44.460 So when the auditors asked Customs and Border Protection what that was, nobody could define it.

00:40:52.680 7,800 had a document number invalid or missing. And so then the finding, in the Inspector General's

00:41:02.220 own words were Customs and Border Protection admitted or paroled evacuees who were not

00:41:09.060 fully vetted into the United States. So the rules let the officer parole someone with no proper

00:41:16.240 identification as long as nothing derogatory came back. The auditors asked for the list of who that

00:41:23.240 happened to and guess what? There was no list. The report made two recommendations. The department

00:41:30.620 did not concur with either one of them. So that is the front of it of the story. Nobody else is

00:41:38.100 talking about that. The 35 years is the system working four years late after the harm for one

00:41:47.280 man out of 72,550 pieces of paper. The vetting was the only step that came before the harm.

00:41:55.420 We have the government's own audit telling us what it was.

00:41:59.780 They did nothing. 0.99

00:42:01.300 Everything that we talked about during the Biden years, everything that we were afraid of with Mayorkas letting everybody in.

00:42:08.220 And we were all watching the Afghanis chasing the plane saying, who are these people? 0.99

00:42:12.480 They're coming into our country. 0.88

00:42:14.940 Who's vetting? 1.00

00:42:16.000 Where are they going?

00:42:17.180 Where are they going to end up?

00:42:19.980 We absolutely had every right to be concerned.

00:42:23.340 100 percent i'm really wondering if they're gonna really um execute this guy on live tv

00:42:30.180 oh yeah well they say that they are what date is that

00:42:34.520 let's see uh it's coming up i know i mean they're not messing around

00:42:42.300 nope uh that is that's nadal hassan and it's december 3rd 2026 at 1 o'clock pm central time

00:42:52.300 at fort hood in texas i like all these liberals they're like did they know he's in a he's paralyzed

00:42:58.920 and in a wheelchair yeah we know that the firing squad just gonna have to aim a little lower it's

00:43:04.620 all well i mean here's the thing he's breathing i mean you know so i mean that's it does have to

00:43:10.880 aim it all over what is it what is all of a sudden they have these problems with people

00:43:15.200 who are you know have a disability like the murderess right i mean she was in a wheelchair

00:43:21.240 and she got because she jumped out of a window after trying to slit her wrist when she killed 0.99

00:43:25.560 her three kids same kind of thing yeah too bad she didn't break her neck on the way down well

00:43:33.220 i mean you know she'll never walk again but that was that she wanted way worse for herself than 0.72

00:43:38.480 that she killed the children they no longer are breathing just like nadal hassan same thing

00:43:44.460 same exact thing 0.86

00:43:48.420 and we're supposed to

00:43:50.940 like feel bad about what exactly

00:43:53.020 I want to watch it

00:43:54.240 well it will be aired

00:43:56.900 live

00:43:57.560 there's not even

00:44:00.080 a pay per view I don't believe

00:44:02.780 I don't think there's even a pay wall

00:44:04.340 I think you just turn it on and you get to decide

00:44:06.780 if you want to watch and if you don't

00:44:08.960 that's really driving crazy on the left

00:44:10.860 man that would just

00:44:12.380 nuclear melt down them

00:44:13.860 gosh

00:44:15.020 just unreal

00:44:18.120 but

00:44:18.760 see that guy

00:44:19.460 that over here

00:44:20.400 closer to me

00:44:21.660 that

00:44:21.900 was riding a

00:44:23.560 roller coaster

00:44:24.140 in Six Flags

00:44:24.860 over Georgia

00:44:25.460 that is a

00:44:26.380 sad

00:44:27.120 sad

00:44:27.900 story

00:44:28.420 I mean

00:44:29.440 that was

00:44:31.140 crazy man

00:44:32.200 he fell 0.96

00:44:32.920 and then hit the track

00:44:34.180 and got ran over

00:44:34.780 a few times

00:44:35.360 and splattered blood

00:44:36.160 over everybody

00:44:36.980 that was riding

00:44:37.600 the thing

00:44:38.520 and he was riding

00:44:39.960 with his son

00:44:40.720 that saw

00:44:41.960 the entire thing

00:44:44.060 God.

00:44:46.520 That is so horrible.

00:44:49.040 I don't know.

00:44:49.600 And how do you fall out?

00:44:50.500 They usually have these things that come over your shoulders and they lock.

00:44:53.360 Oh, my gosh.

00:44:54.840 I mean, like you're in a seatbelt.

00:44:56.540 I mean, I've been to that.

00:44:58.800 I used to go there all the time.

00:45:00.100 We were like a little bit about an hour from there when I grew up.

00:45:03.280 So here's what happened from what I understand.

00:45:06.080 This guy was ejected from a car.

00:45:09.300 The name of the ride is the Goliath roller coaster.

00:45:12.040 It's at Six Flags over Georgia.

00:45:15.060 And they said that there were four others who were injured in the incident.

00:45:19.640 So Goliath is that roller coaster that reaches speeds of 70 miles per hour and heights of 200 feet.

00:45:28.580 That's 20 stories.

00:45:30.620 Yes.

00:45:31.380 This guy, his name was Hassan Jihad Ibn Kareem.

00:45:36.780 He was 42.

00:45:38.260 He worked at Wesley International Academy in Atlanta, public schools district is where he worked.

00:45:45.480 They described him as a father, an educator, and WSB reports that he survived a car fire weeks before his death.

00:45:56.080 Well, the writers are telling the story.

00:45:59.400 Eleven alive.

00:46:02.040 Apparently, the man collided with others on the coaster before landing on the roof.

00:46:07.740 So he was hitting other people of a haunted house attraction that was below.

00:46:13.000 One couple said that they saw him ejected from his car and then bounce off the coaster three times.

00:46:20.120 Another witness said his family's souvenir photos captured the man falling.

00:46:27.980 So as a result, the park has closed nine similar rides.

00:46:32.920 While the cause is under investigation, of course, nobody can get back there.

00:46:37.740 they're thoroughly investigating the scene and the state launched also an investigation as well so

00:46:44.280 there is also history there because if you like to research roller coasters and things like that

00:46:50.920 I mean there's all kinds a lot of people are really wild about roller coasters but Six Flags

00:46:56.560 recently they settled a wrongful death lawsuit from the family of a 22 year old man who died

00:47:02.120 after riding the roller coaster in 2022 and then there were three more lawsuits alleging traumatic

00:47:08.960 brain injuries that were filed last week as well they'll shake that i mean i used to love to go to

00:47:17.520 roller coasters when i was young but now when you get older you can't ride them things man you

00:47:21.040 i think they're fun yeah they're great i love when you get older you can't ride them anymore

00:47:27.060 oh my gosh you just can't shake you just can't shake around like that and you can have your

00:47:31.740 neck jerk side to side and stuff like that oh i can definitely understand i just love the rush

00:47:36.660 that's like fun for me so my mother forget it when you know when i was growing up she would be like

00:47:45.600 please please do not decide that you want to go on that i'm like oh yeah put me in i love it get

00:47:52.380 me in there they had one and they had one in six flags it was years ago when i went it was brand

00:47:58.280 new then but you stood up when you rode it you're standing that was crazy oh my gosh you don't sit

00:48:06.140 down you stand up and they put a little horn that harness comes over you but you're standing up the

00:48:10.100 whole time it's some crazy drop-offs and loops and everything else i just enjoy myself have each

00:48:17.440 love 2006 says jules you're crazy i know see i have a need for speed i'm sorry i do it's in my

00:48:23.760 driving it's in everything that i do i i like speed i really really do you can see it um it's

00:48:31.120 just something that i enjoy so i don't know i'm not i don't know that's my thing i drive alone i

00:48:37.780 like to to drive pretty aggressively i'm very offensive and so yeah did you get road rage

00:48:46.900 No, I don't get angry.

00:48:48.540 I just get ahead.

00:48:51.120 Does that make sense?

00:48:54.660 You never really can get ahead in traffic, though.

00:48:56.800 There's always somebody in front of you.

00:48:57.880 Well, that's LA.

00:48:59.180 You know, you can get stopped, but you always look for the pockets, and you always look where you can move.

00:49:03.680 And so it's kind of a chess game.

00:49:06.140 You're constantly kind of looking for how you're going to get ahead of it.

00:49:10.300 That's why I never answer my phone when I'm driving.

00:49:13.440 I never answer people like I've been trying to call you forever

00:49:16.440 I'm like no no no no

00:49:17.480 that's my time when I drive

00:49:20.760 like that is when I'm 100%

00:49:22.960 focused on what I'm doing

00:49:24.040 on the road for 5 Roberts County

00:49:26.320 I drove about 60,000 miles a year

00:49:28.740 oh yeah

00:49:29.980 I drove all day every day just about

00:49:32.660 just driving from state to state

00:49:34.660 checking on jobs

00:49:35.880 man so I just get in a ride lane

00:49:39.160 you know I don't go slow

00:49:40.240 I'm not a slow poke but I don't

00:49:42.040 try to pass everybody and just chill out oh i take it very seriously

00:49:48.440 yeah i i wouldn't want to ride with you uh number one i have to drive i can't stand to

00:49:53.720 being a passenger seat well i'm funny i'm funny about who rides with me too because i i really

00:49:59.000 am a lot of people just can't they don't understand do you have a really strong

00:50:03.480 I don't know who's shithandling the passenger.

00:50:06.980 I'm just like, you know, okay.

00:50:08.760 You know who's shithandling is, don't you?

00:50:10.220 Oh, yeah.

00:50:11.100 But I just, the funny thing is, is that I know certain people, my parents, for example, they're not allowed in my car.

00:50:18.760 I love them dearly.

00:50:20.040 I'll meet them wherever they want to go, but they cannot handle it.

00:50:22.600 And they don't like to think about when I drive.

00:50:25.120 They're just kind of like, oh, no.

00:50:27.840 and I'm like I'm really actually I'm safer than a lot of other people because I am I know where I

00:50:33.320 need to go and what I need to do and I'm not going to you know stay behind something that I think is

00:50:39.480 a danger way so I I love to drive I really do it's my favorite part of the day is when I'm driving so

00:50:47.460 So, but yeah, I've driven in Rome and that is probably the craziest experience I've ever had in my life because there were people that think like me, but they don't have to obey the rules.

00:51:05.420 So they were crazier. 1.00

00:51:07.220 You look like Germany. 1.00

00:51:09.080 I was stationed in Germany for a long time when I was in the army.

00:51:13.760 I mean, they had the Autobahn.

00:51:14.760 There's no speed limit.

00:51:15.720 Right, exactly.

00:51:17.920 Exactly.

00:51:19.300 I mean, I remember riding on Audubon and, you know, doing 90 or something,

00:51:23.840 and people pass you and you're like, you're a joke.

00:51:26.660 I mean, you can't even see them.

00:51:28.940 They're going so fast.

00:51:30.940 I know.

00:51:31.820 Well, I mean, it's really great because in Europe, if you've ever driven in Europe,

00:51:35.060 I mean, that's what the left lane is for.

00:51:36.460 And if you can even see lights, that means you're going too slow and you move out of the way.

00:51:41.380 Well, for us that like to speed, we have the need for speed.

00:51:44.640 Guess what?

00:51:45.140 people are moving out of your way constantly and you're like oh this is it finally somebody speaks

00:51:50.280 our language if you go to a country where you drive on the other side of the road and you think

00:51:54.920 it's easy it's not no it's different completely everything it is it's not it was everything

00:52:00.420 different don't even get me started trying to do a roundabout going the wrong way right

00:52:04.520 because they love them some roundabouts oh yes yes the roundabouts those are interesting

00:52:11.940 too they weren't they're actually unbelievable and they really weren't good if everybody knows 0.94

00:52:17.080 how to use them which nobody there's all just one person that panics and ruins it for everybody

00:52:22.580 that happens a lot that happens a lot but yeah if if you like to drive and if you like to drive fast

00:52:30.120 i love to to to do that and when i went to europe i just went oh my gosh and and here's the thing

00:52:37.620 they have those tiny little cars really small cars and i went with a whole group of my friends

00:52:42.360 and so there wasn't enough and there's hardly any places to park when you start getting into

00:52:46.860 the cities and so we're sitting there watching what europeans do to handle a situation where

00:52:51.240 somebody is on the line it's like why is this person parked like that they just pick up the car

00:52:55.340 they just pick up the car and they move it over and there's some of the smallest cars and so light

00:53:01.180 they're so light and and they they're like lighter and smaller than golf carts yes yes you can move

00:53:08.180 them and so we would move it over and we'd be like okay so here's our little parking spot we

00:53:13.180 just we just did and that's why you don't think that people are actually parking where they're

00:53:17.960 supposed to in the lines because they're like moving these vehicles to make room for their car

00:53:23.740 so once we got that down we're like all right let's go anywhere yeah it's a lot of fun lots

00:53:30.020 and lots of fun. I'd love to go back

00:53:31.960 and do that kind of thing again.

00:53:35.680 Well,

00:53:35.860 Basin went

00:53:37.600 wild on

00:53:39.040 Elizabeth Warren.

00:53:42.060 I thought this was just spectacular.

00:53:44.180 I love Basin. He's probably one of my

00:53:45.860 faves. He really is just so

00:53:47.760 great. Well,

00:53:50.240 this will be the last one

00:53:51.600 because this time just goes so fast.

00:53:54.020 But on October the 7th,

00:53:56.000 Elizabeth Warren, she sent

00:53:58.100 the treasury secretary another letter by the count going forward. The treasury has had more

00:54:04.460 than a hundred from her in the past 21 months. So that number is actually why the story exists

00:54:11.800 to begin with. This one is about the 10-year treasury yields at roughly 5.3%. Well, her words

00:54:18.980 were the surge in treasury yields is self-inflicted. She called treasury's bond buybacks

00:54:25.640 unprecedented interventions. And she said the tax cuts would add $4.7 trillion to the debt

00:54:33.280 and go to the ultra wealthy and large corporations. She wanted an answer by the 21st. So two days

00:54:41.960 later, she actually got one. Not a staff non-answer, a letter under Scott Bessent's own

00:54:48.900 signature. And these were his words that he put together. And I think they're better than anything

00:54:55.480 that anybody could ever write. He says, Dear Senator Warren, quote, I have received your

00:55:02.060 October 7th letter, which adds to the mounting body of evidence of your complete paucity of

00:55:07.720 knowledge about financial markets. Rather than take my suggestion of studying introductory

00:55:14.400 economics, you have continued your letter writing crusade and participation in tabloid fodder about

00:55:21.860 the Treasury Department. Now the correction, and this is the part that matters because it is a fact

00:55:29.320 and it wasn't an insult. She called those buybacks unprecedented. He quotes her own word back to her.

00:55:36.900 The quote, the interventions you described as unprecedented have been underway since May of

00:55:43.780 2024. May of 2024. Guess what? That is the Biden treasury. The program she called unprecedented

00:55:53.360 started under her own side half a year before this administration was sworn in.

00:56:01.700 So then he has the sincerity question, quote, he says, is it difficult to treat your concern as

00:56:07.780 sincere that it is that is sincere as the federal funds rate climbed from near zero to its highest

00:56:16.020 level in 22 years with inflation hitting a 40-year high. You were a cheerleader for the

00:56:22.860 Biden administration's reckless spending. Then the receipts on the tax cuts that she called a

00:56:29.460 giveaway to the rich, the average refund up about 11% to roughly $3,400, more than 30 million workers

00:56:38.680 claiming no tax on overtime, more than 37 million seniors on the enhanced deduction, more than 34

00:56:46.900 million families on the enhanced child tax credit. He signed off by leaving his tutorial offer on the

00:56:55.520 table and he said foreign exchange for dummies graded he said on the yale metric not the harvard 0.99

00:57:01.800 curve so he just completely destroyed her she's dumb as it can pop this is pocahontas we're 0.98

00:57:10.360 talking about so there is also a handwritten line under his signature about indigenous people's day 0.97

00:57:17.200 and that is the part that went around all weekend so we're leaving it there but it is the least

00:57:23.040 interesting thing of the entire letter. But the interesting thing is that the Senate letter,

00:57:28.460 it used to be free. I mean, you send it, you put out the press release, and then what comes back

00:57:34.240 is a four polite paragraphs nobody reads. The letter was never really written for him. And so

00:57:40.880 this is not the first round. His letter points back to an earlier suggestion that she study

00:57:47.160 introductory economics and to a tutorial still on an offer. So she has had one of these before

00:57:55.880 and she wrote again anyway. So now the answer comes back in public in full in his name with

00:58:03.000 a start date of the program that she called new. So you'd better be right before you send it. But

00:58:08.740 he put her squarely back in her spot. And I loved it, especially that little part about

00:58:14.580 the the harvard curve that was just perfect considering her time at harvard pocahontas

00:58:22.940 used that whole indian heritage to her advantage from the very beginning so anyway i thought it 0.99

00:58:29.960 was good stuff oh yeah he's that guy's done such a good job he has in war he don't take any shit 0.93

00:58:37.380 either no i mean and just the way he's handled the middle east and everything else i mean this

00:58:41.540 man is just awesome he truly is well that's it for us today is there anything else you'd like

00:58:49.400 to talk about cat anything good cooking no no do you have well do you have any hints of what your

00:58:57.020 halloween costume is going to be not yet no i'm just have to see it one come up with it could it

00:59:03.540 have anything to do with the picture that you may have sent me i'm not going to say what it was

00:59:08.460 But could that possibly be in the works?

00:59:10.960 That's part of it, but I haven't worked on the rest of it yet.

00:59:13.160 Okay.

00:59:13.880 Well, then if that's it, then you are all in for a big treat at Turdstock because that is brilliant.

00:59:19.720 I swear to you, you could do that all day.

00:59:22.240 Anyway, I'm not going to go any further than that.

00:59:24.600 All right, everybody.

00:59:25.300 Well, that's it for us today.

00:59:26.900 You all be safe.

00:59:28.220 Be kind to one another.

00:59:29.660 And we will see you later.

00:59:31.700 Bye.

00:59:38.460 We'll be right back.

01:00:08.460 We'll be right back.

In the Litter Box - October 13, 2026

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