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00:00:16.520 Hiking?

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00:00:30.000 live i know locals is on i was chatting with those beauty pies good morning good morning

00:00:39.600 kevin i have a little song for y'all ready hi youtube good morning here we go

00:00:47.680 the question what if is far more powerful than saying here's what's going to happen

00:00:55.120 Persuasion-wise, if you say to somebody, here's what's going to happen, people will immediately

00:01:03.440 reflexively go into, well, no, there's a reason it can't happen.

00:01:07.300 So as soon as you affirmatively say, this will happen, whoever you're talking to reflexively

00:01:15.360 says, oh, six reasons why it can't happen.

00:01:18.520 Instead, what if?

00:01:21.380 Because nobody resists what if.

00:01:25.120 I love that.

00:01:54.320 let's go akira yay i think akira is gonna be oh am i muted now i think akira is gonna be coming

00:02:01.520 on with us again so that's gonna be fun um all right i snuck in a sip you guys i'm sorry but

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00:02:34.900 Erica, I see you there.

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00:02:46.160 Ah.

00:02:49.120 sublime I did it again I repeated it and it startled me just the same as yesterday I was

00:03:00.460 like what okay so my bad my good all right Erica he saw me there I see you too Scott all right

00:03:08.440 good morning everybody it is April 30th 2026 in the year of our Lord okay so I was running late

00:03:16.880 today. Uh, we all were a little bit running late today. Cause I was like, God, there's like

00:03:21.020 no news, but there's so much news. And then what news do I want? And you know, so it's just been

00:03:26.720 a little chaotic, but I think we have a good breakdown for you guys. Um, I wish I had sound

00:03:33.040 effects like, you know, Greg Gutfeld when he has like a, like a ballroom news. Although I think

00:03:40.520 that's just him saying it but we have ballroom news we have ufo news we have comey news so 0.88

00:03:49.880 let's go probably some supreme court in there somewhere probably yes marcella owen some supreme

00:03:56.380 um that's out of my wheelhouse so i leave it to the two experts here um but the one little tidbit

00:04:05.900 news i wanted to just show because this is this ad is getting a lot of attention and i am so

00:04:12.700 impressed with spencer pratt he's running for mayor of la and so if you're my age if you're

00:04:21.820 younger you may have watched um what was it called the hills was that what he was in it was called

00:04:27.340 the hills and it was like an mtv show and he was like bratty spencer pratt and he was a real pain

00:04:33.100 in the neck. And that like, he was kind of like the villain they put on the show that you were

00:04:37.140 like, Oh, I don't like him. But the guy, or I want to say back then the kid had so much chutzpah,

00:04:43.320 like he just had, has like balls and he's not afraid to say something and go after something 0.72

00:04:48.440 and do something. And so seeing him all these years later, you know, he's a husband, he's a dad. 0.91

00:04:55.960 He's all grown up and his house burnt to the ground in the Palisades along with his

00:05:01.620 neighbors and the fires. And, um, he just started by exposing the BS that's been happening in the,

00:05:08.960 you know, why was the reservoir empty? And like, why did you say this when this was the reality?

00:05:13.020 And he was just a concerned citizen who just started digging and realized, wait, I have a

00:05:18.800 platform. I have a mouth. I'm unafraid. And eventually it was like this natural progression

00:05:24.060 where it was like, okay, now I'm running for mayor because I see what they're doing and it's a scam.

00:05:29.320 And I want the L.A. back that I grew up in, the Palisades back.

00:05:33.020 And, you know, people died and this was senseless.

00:05:35.860 So here's his latest ad.

00:05:37.760 And the guy's got tons of traction.

00:05:40.020 And I think he could pull this off.

00:05:42.020 And this is going to be amazing.

00:05:43.460 But here's his latest ad.

00:05:44.800 And let's discuss what you guys think about it on the other side.

00:05:48.260 This is where Mayor Vass lives.

00:05:50.020 You notice something?

00:05:51.140 Or here, where Nithya Rahman's $3 million mansion sits. 1.00

00:05:54.860 They don't have to live in the mess they've created where you live. 0.95

00:05:59.320 this is where i live they let my home burn down i know what the consequences of failed leadership

00:06:05.940 are that's why i'm running for mayor for my sons and the rest of us angelenos that want to stop

00:06:12.120 these corrupt politicians from destroying our city we are going to get the golden age of los angeles

00:06:17.240 back heck yeah and he's serious you guys he's serious i i think he was on with joe rogan i

00:06:24.980 think he was on with joe rogan i was listening to him and he's like i just want the california

00:06:29.000 back that I grew up in. I don't recognize it now. And it's so mismanaged. And Marcella,

00:06:35.240 you live in LA. What do you what do you think about what Spencer's doing?

00:06:41.060 You know, I wish him luck. He's definitely I mean, I don't want to be the person that tells you the

00:06:47.840 truth, but he's not gonna win. He might have traction. You know, I almost said internationally,

00:06:57.980 like nationally but in the city of LA he does not have that type of traction

00:07:04.000 the people that I know some of them don't take him seriously because he came from the hills

00:07:11.800 reality star you know it is what it is they didn't take seriously either Marcella and he

00:07:20.460 came from reality TV.

00:07:22.960 Correct.

00:07:23.620 But that's a very different situation between Trump and, uh, Spencer Pratt.

00:07:30.020 And I wish him good luck.

00:07:31.180 I mean, I want him to win because that would mean change in LA.

00:07:35.320 I'm just being realistic.

00:07:37.200 And I know that he wouldn't, um, he wouldn't have traction in Los Angeles

00:07:45.820 to win the mayor race.

00:07:47.160 So you think Vegas will win?

00:07:47.940 i'm sorry well bat well is karen bass back on the ballot no i i don't believe so no it i i don't

00:07:58.300 even know who's running because it's always a democrat the winds so to me are republican

00:08:03.360 republicans in um in in los in los angeles like we just hope we have we're able to survive

00:08:12.100 all right marcella's gonna do a deeper dive for us for tomorrow on what's happening in la and

00:08:19.360 marcella will you get like from you know from where you are your local news like what the stats

00:08:24.540 are i hate to say the polling because we know about polls but yeah let us know because i really

00:08:29.680 feel like i feel like from what i've seen from people in los angeles that they're really happy

00:08:34.800 with what he's doing um and karen bass is a fraud all right oh and what do you say

00:08:39.800 well i was actually trying to get a bit of an update it looks like there is a poll that says

00:08:45.020 bass is leading at 25 pratt is at 11 someone named ramen is at nine percent and there's a

00:08:53.080 couple of three percent they're still 40 undecided um it looks like another poll shows

00:09:00.700 this ramen person is second and pratt is third but that was it's actually a higher percentage

00:09:06.680 like bass is apparently still at 25 but ramen in this other poll is 17 and pratt that's at 14

00:09:13.240 um so i mean you know it is a big lead that bass has at this point but percentage-wise like

00:09:18.120 relatively but still it's only 25 so you know and that might just be scott's 25 right yes that's 0.97

00:09:26.280 what i was thinking so those are the 25 of idiots no um yeah so it's going to be interesting because 0.97

00:09:33.960 i do see uh pratt now going on like adam carolla and joe rogan he's doing the the podcast circuit 0.99

00:09:40.200 which i think is really smart and he is already uh media savvy he's been in front of the cameras

00:09:46.840 growing up his whole life pretty much and i mean i i want to draw parallels to you know trump who

00:09:55.240 was you know a new york billionaire real estate mogul media talent the only fitting political job

00:10:03.160 for him would have been president and then you've got pratt who's you know la reality star big mouth

00:10:10.920 you know likes to generate news and buzz i feel like the perfect thing would be la mayor so i'm

00:10:17.800 i'm hoping that that those are like equivalent in my mind and that um i hope that when it comes to

00:10:24.920 vote that people look around and they look at what la has turned into and it's it's it's a shell of

00:10:29.480 what it was it's it's actually i don't want to fully criticize it but it is disgusting um no

00:10:36.720 one's like trying to break down the door to move there so you know go spencer um i i really hope

00:10:43.040 for the best i'd love to see it i mean you know just like governor i'd love to see a republican

00:10:48.600 win there too but i just you know i i am realistic in the sense that it's most likely a democrat's

00:10:55.120 going to get those positions just because that's how it always goes and um i think it would take

00:11:00.520 a lot to overcome just the inertia of everybody who's there you know being democrat it might have

00:11:07.380 even gotten worse now because of the exodus of all the people who are fed up with it or you're just

00:11:11.360 losing the voters that would have voted against it because they're going to austin or florida or 1.00

00:11:16.020 you know wherever else and um so what's left is that core communist marxist you know stupid people 0.99

00:11:24.120 and um so i'm not totally optimistic that it's going to happen but i you know the question in 0.99

00:11:30.820 my mind is just like how bad does it need to get for people to say we got to change and we got to

00:11:35.800 go beyond party and ideology because it's like reality is not matching what they have said they

00:11:43.960 would do or what people think they were going to do for so long that it just seems like there has

00:11:49.060 to come some point where they'd say we got to try something different i mean they did it with reagan

00:11:53.240 so it's possible at least but you know there may be have been some unique things about that time i

00:11:59.300 mean technically i think they already did i also did it with schwarzenegger um but again those were

00:12:04.580 big movie stars like lots of you know that's for governor so mayor of los angeles is different

00:12:13.420 yeah so you guys let's um let's keep our eye on this and i just really hope i mean i i i want to

00:12:22.600 see california be california again and be you know the beautiful gorgeous great state it was i mean

00:12:28.920 all of hollywood is pouring out of the state and coming to new jersey and you don't even know how

00:12:35.680 much that upsets me but we are like the next california unfortunately um so anyway we'll move

00:12:42.720 on from that we'll keep an eye on it marcella's gonna get us insider information i just know it

00:12:47.460 so i'm i'm praying for california that they get steve hilton and spencer pratt it would be

00:12:52.660 a miracle i agree but it would be the best thing okay guess what i have for you guys

00:13:00.580 i have a roman and gary update so savannah sent me pictures you guys look at this

00:13:09.620 roman and gary just turned one year old there's gary and savannah had a birthday party for them

00:13:17.460 and got them little outfits, decorations. There's Gare. And here's the birthday boy, Roman. He says,

00:13:27.240 birthday boy. Look at his face. And then we have the two of them here together.

00:13:37.720 It's like the end of the party. They're pooping out. They got their little party hat on. Look

00:13:41.520 how cute. And I have one other photo with just one of their new, I don't know if this, if this

00:13:50.500 pup is a dog, is a dog. It's a dog. I don't know if he's a boy or a girl, but this is one of their

00:13:55.080 new siblings. This is one of the two dogs that they live with, but look at them all in the same

00:14:00.820 bed together. So she said they're amazing. They're thriving. And a little insider secret,

00:14:08.160 Gary's being a little bit of a, a little pain in the ass lately is what I hear. He's decided he 0.99

00:14:14.000 wants to start to claw at things like furniture and everything. So he's being a little bit of a

00:14:19.260 bud ball while Roman's being a perfect gentleman. So that is our Gary and Roman update. So they're 1.00

00:14:27.000 doing well. I know a lot of you guys ask. Um, so cute. Okay. So, all right, let's do, it's time

00:14:35.220 for this. Ballroom news. Okay, not really. But I wanted to just show a couple of clips. You guys,

00:14:44.880 this is me trying to get my clips out of the way so I can jump in the chat with you guys.

00:14:48.560 Okay, so first I want to hear from Scott on the ballroom news back in the day. This is when it

00:14:59.400 was starting out i don't think i've played this but anyway you'll see here we go just to make it

00:15:05.680 even funnier apparently there's a on the website for the white house there's a major events

00:15:11.220 timeline page that shows major events that happened with the physical white house and

00:15:19.040 i i can't even believe this is real if you don't know about this story i promise you it's real

00:15:28.180 Everything I say is real.

00:15:29.240 I think.

00:15:30.860 Maybe I'm being fooled, but I think this is real.

00:15:34.560 So there's a major events timeline on the website for the White House.

00:15:38.280 And it used to have just ordinary things like, you know,

00:15:42.080 White House is built, White House is renovated,

00:15:46.340 a pool is added to the White House,

00:15:48.900 Obama adds a basketball court.

00:15:52.600 So it's just real things that happen to the White House.

00:15:55.840 But the Trump administration has added in some new key events.

00:16:06.120 And one of them is Bill Clinton standing with Monica Lewinsky.

00:16:09.600 It just says the Bill Clinton scandal.

00:16:12.080 And they just include that in a story about the building.

00:16:18.960 It's a story about the building.

00:16:21.720 And they want you to know what happened in that building.

00:16:25.000 A Bill Clinton scandal.

00:16:26.720 And then they have the Muslim Brotherhood visit,

00:16:31.260 but they use a photo of Obama from, I think,

00:16:34.260 maybe his teen years or something,

00:16:36.240 where he's wearing a traditional Muslim garb and a turban.

00:16:43.220 And again, it has nothing to do with the White House

00:16:46.760 except that they visited it,

00:16:48.700 but it's embarrassing to the Democrats, so they put it up.

00:16:51.840 And then it has a picture of Hunter Biden.

00:16:54.260 in just his face, and it says cocaine discovered

00:16:57.100 in the White House.

00:16:59.740 So the story is about cocaine being discovered

00:17:02.140 in the White House with a picture of Hunter Biden.

00:17:06.920 You know, the good news is that the demolition

00:17:11.240 of the East Wing, they've already discovered

00:17:15.080 so much of Hunter's cocaine that it pays

00:17:17.140 for the construction.

00:17:20.560 All right, that was my joke from Robots Read News.

00:17:26.560 And then one of them is...

00:17:28.640 The other one is Trans Day of Visibility at the White House,

00:17:36.580 which was a real thing. 0.71

00:17:37.600 It was a Trans Day of Visibility. 0.73

00:17:39.500 Now, I have no problem with the Trans Day of Visibility,

00:17:43.880 but what's funny is the photo that they included.

00:17:47.380 So the photo is a split screen of Biden looking, you know, cluelessly like Biden does.

00:17:54.400 But next to him, it was a trans person who must have been born male and transitioned and was holding on to his or her jugs, was topless in the White House law and holding on to her front part.

00:18:11.980 so that was the photo that they included

00:18:15.460 in the

00:18:16.320 Trans Day of Visibility

00:18:20.380 there were a few more

00:18:23.400 but the fact that

00:18:25.220 somebody spent a lot of time

00:18:28.200 turning that website

00:18:29.900 into a parody

00:18:31.680 I couldn't love that more

00:18:35.680 I could not love that more

00:18:37.560 because

00:18:39.080 And Trump is turning this whole ballroom construction thing

00:18:47.740 into just basically a way to mock the Democrats

00:18:51.640 and also get a ballroom with his name on it.

00:18:58.100 I love everything about the ballroom story.

00:19:01.920 It's all the Democrats have.

00:19:04.120 They literally have nothing else.

00:19:07.100 Do you wonder what their meetings are like?

00:19:09.080 and they get together and they talk about what's their best play

00:19:15.800 all right nancy we're gonna have to come up chuck we're gonna have to come up with a new

00:19:21.500 new play what's our best play well we could talk about the border no no no no not the border

00:19:30.820 well we could talk about how we solved gaza before trump no no no forget gaza don't talk

00:19:37.840 about it that was a success well we could and then finally they get around to what about that

00:19:45.720 ballroom construction thing oh nancy i think you got something there that ballroom construction

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00:21:24.540 oh my god i love it i love the dad joke and started from robots read news it's so good to

00:21:31.980 hear him laugh isn't it you guys oh oh and don't you love that when he would go off on a tangent

00:21:37.880 like that i do i mean it was just great to hear him laugh and um it just made you know the news

00:21:44.120 really fun so oh it was a good time it was all right so also in ballroom news i want to go right

00:21:51.380 into this. So I just want to play a, um, a clip from the smartest Democrat, uh, that we have out

00:22:00.260 there right now. So let's enjoy this and then we'll wrap up ballroom news. Well, it's, it's

00:22:06.800 important for a couple of different reasons. Now, when I was just trying to navigate to the table,

00:22:11.960 I mean, it's so packed. I mean, you could barely just move around. So it was already kind of

00:22:16.820 dangerous for any reasons. And I had the top with the speaker, Johnson. I ran into Rubio. I ran in

00:22:28.520 essentially the entire line of succession was there. And I'm thinking, wow, they were all

00:22:33.360 really just clustered in about 200 yards. And that seemed like there could be a risk,

00:22:38.620 but I never thought there'd be an actual assassination attempt coming. And then finally,

00:22:43.140 than when it happened. I'm like, it's very, very clear. This facility was never designed to have

00:22:48.200 the kind of events like this, to have the kind of individuals in that line of succession. So,

00:22:53.840 and I know, I think the real reason why people are fighting to build that ballroom, it's the TDS,

00:23:00.040 just because the president happens to agree, as I do, that we need a new ballroom facility

00:23:05.800 for events just like this. Why can't we just agree? Let's just build this thing and we move on.

00:23:11.900 And now we create the kinds of place that you can have more inclusive, more secure, and more frequent kinds of organized kinds of events just like this and more.

00:23:26.540 I mean, Marcella, common sense?

00:23:29.680 yeah i mean it makes sense but i don't want i also don't want to live in a country again

00:23:36.960 for the second time where i have to have a president and everybody in their cabinet have

00:23:42.720 to be in the special ballroom place in order to actually not be killed um but i do agree with

00:23:49.700 featherman um it should be you know it should go forward um just because you know late they had the

00:23:57.480 what what did they have the they had the king charles and queen consort camilla um and it was

00:24:06.440 kind of embarrassing that they have to have everybody crunched down into the small place

00:24:11.640 um so trump is right about building this ballroom and i think featherman is probably the only sane

00:24:20.440 uh democratic he had to have uh what did he have a brain stroke a stroke yeah and he he is i saw

00:24:28.600 smart in the comments he is doing much better i mean he's he's uh i'm glad you know because remember

00:24:34.600 he had that never mind doesn't matter we don't need to revisit but um yeah so he is doing great

00:24:39.880 so owen do we just love uh fetterman now well i i would always add back in that he usually votes

00:24:49.080 with the democrats on everything so like he he talks more like a republican a lot of the time

00:24:54.460 or at least someone who's sympathetic to a lot of the things that trump is doing but when it comes

00:25:00.420 to voting it doesn't seem like that's really the same thing so i i always look at him as a little

00:25:06.040 bit duplicitous there where it's like if you really believed all these things and if this

00:25:10.140 was really a consistent thing then i would expect your voting record to match and it doesn't so

00:25:15.200 I wouldn't say I love Fetterman. I do like that. He's sort of talking against the narrative,

00:25:20.200 but, um, you know, it, it, it only goes so far when the votes don't follow through.

00:25:27.700 Um, all right. So I have to address Sophia. Okay. So Sophia, I want you to know, I see that you

00:25:35.520 feel like there should be a different opinion on here and that we're an echo chamber, but I don't

00:25:41.180 know exactly what it is that's frustrating you so much. And I'm calling out Sophia because she's

00:25:47.860 an OG. We go way back and I want her to know that we see her. So for me, I don't know what

00:25:54.080 everyone's opinion is about these things. For me, I've always wondered why we didn't have a

00:25:59.680 grand ballroom, but let alone security issues, because we're America and we're like cramming

00:26:06.460 people into this little room for dinner it's kind of embarrassing like shouldn't we have something

00:26:12.140 bigger and better um oh so you feel like the ballroom is a scam okay so i just want you to

00:26:19.420 know that there are people that feel like the ballroom is a scam and um sophia i will look

00:26:25.900 into that if you would like to dm me privately um with the links that you want me to look at

00:26:33.020 i know that you're very frustrated with president trump as are a lot of people

00:26:37.420 um so i want to see what you're talking about so we can actually talk about it and that way

00:26:43.340 you can relax in the chat with us have a good time and know that we will look into your point

00:26:50.220 of view okay thank you my love okay so that being said i still felt like we always needed a ballroom

00:26:57.340 it's crazy to me that we're putting people in tents outside and then how secure is a tent i

00:27:04.700 mean would you want to be in a tent if there was a bear attack let alone you know things that are

00:27:09.260 greater not me um so sophia are you when you say that the ballroom is a scam are you talking about

00:27:15.820 that conspiracy theory sort of thing that's been floating around where they're saying it's a secret

00:27:20.300 data center that's going to enslave us all i mean let's look into it overnight so she can have time

00:27:26.540 to message me what you know because i i do listen we want to represent everybody's opinions um so

00:27:34.460 sophia just send me a dm and then tomorrow we can talk about it with everybody on here instead

00:27:40.300 of trying to sort it out while we're live but i i definitely want to know what it is because

00:27:45.740 i see you and i know you're frustrated okay um so i hope i hope that's okay that you guys we

00:27:51.260 just took a moment to say that so um anyway as it stands now this is the information we have

00:27:58.140 we'll let you know more tomorrow um any last words on the ballroom before we talk about it tomorrow

00:28:03.500 owen or marcella no i think that's enough okay all right so i'm almost done and then i get to

00:28:11.260 hang out with you guys okay so now in ufo news okay it's really not ufo news i just want to show

00:28:18.460 two very quick clips okay so this is uh so standing behind president trump and the oval

00:28:25.180 office are the astronauts that just orbited the moon and for those out there that you know

00:28:31.820 don't believe in that i'll say allegedly okay i want to make sure everyone's represented okay so

00:28:39.580 listen to this clip and take a look you're first on the topic of space do you have an update on

00:28:43.980 the UFO files and what might be when we're going to be seeing those? Well, I think we're going to be

00:28:47.980 releasing as much as we can in the near future for some reason. And I guess it's just a reason

00:28:55.100 it's been in the minds of people for a long time. And that is such they want to find out about the

00:29:01.000 UFOs and anything having to do with UFO or related material. And we're going to be releasing a lot of

00:29:07.900 things from that we have. And I think some of it's going to be very interesting to people. I've

00:29:12.600 I've interviewed people, my first term primarily, but I interviewed some pilots, very solid

00:29:19.540 people, and they said they saw things that you wouldn't believe, so you're going to be

00:29:24.160 reading about it, yes.

00:29:26.880 Okay, so I want to play that, a shorter version of that clip again, but from a wider angle

00:29:33.460 and just notice the astronauts behind Trump, let's watch, and I have it on a loop, okay,

00:29:39.440 I'm going to play it twice.

00:29:40.240 well i've i've interviewed people my first term primarily but i interviewed some pilots uh very

00:29:47.600 solid people and they said they saw things that you wouldn't believe so you're going to be reading

00:29:52.820 about it yes well i've i've interviewed people my first term primarily but i interviewed some

00:29:58.760 pilots uh very solid people and they said they saw things that you wouldn't believe so

00:30:05.240 you're going to be reading about it yes

00:30:06.920 what do you think marcella that little motion i just i i don't see it the same way as people

00:30:18.840 are saying i think it's him i mean i would be mind reading what they're saying to each other

00:30:24.200 because he looked at the other astronaut i just think that they probably were surprised

00:30:29.900 that president trump was talking about that i guess because he was asked this question

00:30:35.360 and so they they're probably nervous they're like what are we doing so well first I think he was

00:30:41.120 looking at what's his name that runs the NASA I keep forgetting his name um Jared Isaacson

00:30:48.000 Jared Isaacson so that's who he was looking at first but I don't know did you did you think it

00:30:54.800 was a little something Owen I mean I you know it's hard to know what the astronauts would know

00:31:01.560 i guess it all depends on what you think is out there and how prevalent it is i tend to think that

00:31:07.920 the average astronaut probably wouldn't necessarily have been exposed to it unless there is some

00:31:13.400 super secret totally widespread conspiracy where they got to prep them because you know they're

00:31:18.660 going to see a bunch of stuff so they got to keep them quiet or what you know and i i don't know

00:31:22.760 that i buy that but um you know that to me the it's probably a very different thing to be an

00:31:28.540 astronaut versus someone who is like exposed to all the ufo research or whatever is out there

00:31:33.900 um because i if i make the assumption that there is real stuff out there like you know non-human

00:31:40.120 origin or whatever it is um it does seem like the the idea behind that would be it's kept very

00:31:46.000 secret very compartmentalized hardly anybody is told about it and they may even seed it with a

00:31:50.600 bunch of misinformation to make it seem ridiculous if you're going to talk about it with a bunch of

00:31:55.040 fake stuff and so i i tend to think anybody who's not in the loop on whatever is real out there

00:32:02.640 would probably just look at it like oh this is all fake and you know i don't want to focus on this

00:32:08.220 i did feel bad for the astronauts because i read another story that said like nobody asked them any

00:32:13.080 questions about their trip to the moon like they did this incredible thing and like nobody asked

00:32:18.420 many questions that's the press that's the press for you um marcella what so i get frustrated

00:32:25.040 because well i've seen tim burchett on seven not seven several occasions same thing um talking

00:32:32.820 about what he sees in the skiffs about these uh you know i don't know if he says ufos or aliens

00:32:39.480 or whatever and then you see anna paulina luna and i'm just like well say something then like

00:32:46.340 if you saw what we saw and you know and i'm like i know like technically they can't but i'm like

00:32:51.880 all right put your money where your mouth is it's so frustrating so do you think that they're

00:32:56.760 going to really show us something i mean you know i don't think they will because they they keep

00:33:04.080 talking about it and they don't do it so it's like get to it right and the other the you know

00:33:10.940 if it's extraterrestrial life or something like that i think it's i think it might just be another

00:33:17.100 superpower like china or russia or something like that that have some kind of tech uh that

00:33:24.060 we don't have i i don't know i mean that to me would be more concerning that russia china anywhere

00:33:34.700 north korea and even south korea whatever korea you want or europe germany you know anybody having 0.77

00:33:43.020 some kind of like crazy almost to the level of uh you know extraterrestrial technology um

00:33:53.820 so i i don't know why they keep it's like they love teasing they love teasing i know

00:33:59.580 I feel like Burchette's just so credible.

00:34:03.900 I like him so much.

00:34:05.860 Maybe it's just because I like him.

00:34:07.560 But he's like, no, I mean, if you saw what I saw, you would be freaked out.

00:34:13.700 Maybe he'd make a joke saying they know there's no intelligent life on Earth or something.

00:34:21.200 So they're going to leave.

00:34:23.660 I just think it's not going to be this bombshell, oh my God, now we have proof.

00:34:27.720 Or is it?

00:34:28.460 right well the reason i say that is because of how they're doing this like they're just saying

00:34:33.040 okay we're just gonna release a bunch of stuff like that's not what they would do like that they

00:34:37.300 wouldn't just say here you go here you go here's a bunch of videos here's a bunch of documents it's

00:34:41.420 all real they wouldn't just dump that on the american people like that would have to be a

00:34:45.560 very deliberate rollout strategy you'd probably start with trump with some you know massive

00:34:49.780 announcement in the white house talking about this and saying what they are doing to protect

00:34:55.100 us against these new threats or whatever that you know and why we don't need to all panic and worry

00:35:00.460 and why the stock market shouldn't go to zero and i mean because that's what would happen i mean

00:35:06.220 we create mass panic and it would create all sorts of problems i mean i think they did that research

00:35:11.580 not you know so some number of years ago where they said to a bunch of scientists and other

00:35:16.460 people like what would happen if we released this information like not they didn't give them

00:35:21.340 specific like real information but they just said if we released proof of aliens like what would the

00:35:26.620 impact be on the world on the economy on you know everything else religion everything else and

00:35:31.940 pretty much universally they said it would be very bad just very bad to do and so you know i i can't

00:35:39.600 imagine that trump isn't aware of that i can't imagine that he would just be like oh i didn't

00:35:44.200 realize this would be an issue like he's not that stupid so i i tend to think that it's like sure 0.51

00:35:49.240 there might be some new videos there might be some stuff that looks freaky and i'm sure there'll be 0.92

00:35:53.760 something that we haven't seen before at least i would hope so so it's not another epstein you know

00:35:58.900 oh here's your binder of the stuff you already knew but i mean what if it's all right so can we

00:36:05.260 can we make the conspiracy theory that they know how to make these scientists disappear and that's

00:36:11.120 where they all went like they just were zapped off the planet i mean and k blues asked you know

00:36:17.000 why do we want to believe this? I want to, I don't know if I necessarily, I don't know what 0.56

00:36:22.000 I want to believe, but I do want to believe that this isn't it, you know, like that. I mean,

00:36:28.780 and I also now, you know, how they, when growing up, they would say, Oh, we only use 11% of our

00:36:33.760 brain. Well, now I see that as like six feet social distancing. It was just like something

00:36:38.200 to say, but what if we only use 11% of our brain? Like, what could we do if we could use more of

00:36:44.740 brain and i don't know maybe some of those secrets are in there i don't know i don't know

00:36:50.020 but apparently we're going to find out and i'm telling you right now if we don't get something

00:36:56.180 juicy we're gonna beg for shet and paulina luna to come on here and tell us what they know and uh

00:37:05.220 and beg them to just give it up because i i'm i want to know i'm gonna beg burchette we'll do a

00:37:11.780 a petition um okay so that was it for ufo news and now we're getting into the more serious part

00:37:19.400 of the show and marcella i'm going to play a clip oh a shout out again just just this is just for me

00:37:27.320 you guys okay if you don't mind me having a personal moment shout out to pam bondy being

00:37:31.720 gone that's all i wanted to say okay now i just want to play a clip of um what's going on with

00:37:38.160 Comey. And on the other side, Marcella, our attorney extraordinaire, is going to update us

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00:38:46.740 Thank you, Mr. Attorney General. Earlier today, a grand jury in the Eastern District of North

00:38:54.620 Carolina returned a true bill, indicting Mr. James Comey with committing two felonies.

00:39:01.900 Count one, he knowingly and willfully made a threat to kill and to inflict bodily harm

00:39:08.320 upon the President of the United States in violation of 18 U.S.C. 871A.

00:39:16.680 Count two, he knowingly and willfully transmitted an interstate and foreign commerce, a

00:39:24.340 communication that contained a threat to kill President Trump in violation of 18

00:39:31.720 USC 875 C mr. Comey will be given every form of due process all citizens are

00:39:41.920 entitled to receive to include a trial by a jury of his peers in the Eastern

00:39:49.240 District of North Carolina, it doesn't matter who you are. We

00:39:53.440 take all threat cases seriously, and prosecute anyone who

00:39:59.180 violates federal law, regardless of title or status. Thank you.

00:40:06.760 No, thank you. Okay, Marcella, what can you tell us?

00:40:10.240 So legally, former FBI Director James Comey, as you saw there,

00:40:16.240 he was indicted by a federal grand jury.

00:40:19.560 He self surrendered yesterday

00:40:22.340 to Eastern District of Virginia court.

00:40:24.860 What does that mean?

00:40:26.100 That means he walked out of court just right after.

00:40:30.300 He surrendered himself, the federal court then said,

00:40:34.480 Judge William Fitzpatrick ordered him released

00:40:38.200 with no special conditions or restrictions

00:40:40.200 after a brief hearing, he was allowed to leave court.

00:40:43.040 he is going to be remanded uh basically he has a court date in the north carolina federal district

00:40:52.400 court um it's not going to be in the the trial will not be in virginia um basically the charges

00:40:59.920 like he said threatening the president by um 86 47 shells that that uh james comey posted

00:41:10.080 on his instagram which what what when was in in may 2025 and uh him transmitting a threat

00:41:19.680 in interstate commerce is the second charge now trump's you know reacted to this he said anybody 0.65

00:41:27.840 if anybody knows anything about crime they know 86 you know what 86 is it's a mob term to kill him

00:41:35.520 people like comey have created a tremendous danger i think for politicians and others 0.69

00:41:39.680 comey is a dirty cop um jonathan turley is an attorney uh very well known to a lot of us he's

00:41:47.680 a conservative um leaning attorney and he you know basically he said that this is doesn't amount 0.85

00:41:56.720 to anything um and it would be unconstitutional to and basically find him uh guilty of this

00:42:05.640 because of the free speech protections we all have um and uh you know ms now went insane

00:42:14.180 um and i know the there's this sense of legally it's not a strong case um but sometimes the

00:42:24.380 process is the punishment some of you seen that uh where in where james comey has to go through

00:42:31.740 this process there's going to be discovery and there's also the idea politically that they can

00:42:37.800 pressure james comey now um to give up more information um the other side of it is and i

00:42:47.240 played this um i shared this with you guys a few days ago scott had always talked about mutual uh

00:42:57.800 mutual destruction assured destruction between the um between the left and the right and the the

00:43:06.680 issue becomes like if you do if you law for us we'll offer you um otherwise they will never stop

00:43:17.080 law-faring us. So it's basically like we're standing up to the bully and being the bully

00:43:22.980 ourselves. And I can see that. And I agree with that. And I think Scott saw it in that light.

00:43:29.620 I do agree also with John Turley that it is like, it basically doesn't pass muster. There's free

00:43:37.500 speech protection because it's not under the Supreme Court cases. It doesn't count as a true

00:43:45.420 threat, threat, uh, standard. 0.57

00:43:48.660 Um, so basically there is a Virginia versus black and counterman V Colorado

00:43:55.020 that they would prosecute threats required a serious expression of intent

00:43:59.160 to commit an unlawful violence where the speaker consciously disregards

00:44:04.620 the substantial risk and will, uh, want that, um, to be done like the act,

00:44:12.200 but we don't know everything, you know?

00:44:14.500 And I know that people were pointing out that he even wrote, James Comey even wrote a book about this. I'm not familiar with it.

00:44:21.860 So the book part is potentially relevant here. Apparently this 8647 post was like a week before his book release and his book release was about political assassinations. I think it was probably fiction or something. I'm certainly not going to read it, but it seemed like it was right on that topic.

00:44:42.080 So I think it does tie into it and I think there is some thought that at least one of

00:44:46.240 the consequences of this would be that they would also be able to cease his book profits

00:44:49.460 from that because they were saying he was sort of using this threat against the president

00:44:52.700 as a way to publicize his book.

00:44:55.020 And so it's like ill gotten gains by committing a crime to get profits from it.

00:45:00.420 So Owen, don't you think a lot of this, what's happening right now is like what Walter was

00:45:06.180 saying to us yesterday.

00:45:07.480 If you miss Walter Kern, he was on with us yesterday, amazing, we love him.

00:45:12.080 but Trump has nothing to lose now, right?

00:45:14.120 So he's got two years left and it's like,

00:45:16.080 let's just go balls to the wall.

00:45:17.640 We have nothing to lose.

00:45:19.180 And I think a lot of Republicans, a lot of people,

00:45:24.660 even if you're a sane Democrat left,

00:45:27.400 like you did not like seeing the law fair

00:45:29.260 used against President Trump, it's just wrong.

00:45:33.560 I mean, and all the people like that were in,

00:45:35.840 that worked for him.

00:45:37.540 So I think that we just need to see this anyway,

00:45:40.480 whether anything will come of this I mean we're always like doubtful but I feel like Walter was

00:45:46.320 right like let's just go let's see what happens do you think there's any of that happening I think

00:45:51.000 so I mean I do kind of agree with the process is the punishment I've posted that myself and about

00:45:56.120 this case and it's like you know to me it's sort of fair play to say you guys did every possible

00:46:01.900 lawfare thing you can imagine including even changing the law just so that you could prosecute

00:46:06.800 trump after the statute of limitations for something and you even said it's just going

00:46:11.420 to expire after that like it was just a custom written law just to go prosecute trump and

00:46:16.740 so you know when you see these extreme things that the other side has done to try and lawfare

00:46:22.280 the president i'm not going to say oh we can't do anything like that i mean it's just you're it's

00:46:27.420 like you gotta you gotta use your side when you have the power and um you know i think that's

00:46:33.840 what a lot of people criticize the republicans for is just not really using the power when they

00:46:38.360 have it and um you know i'm not saying we should just go after every democrat or any of that but

00:46:44.120 i and i'm sure scott probably would have been against this one just because i can imagine he

00:46:48.460 would say it's free speech and it's not the right thing and all that but at the same time i do think

00:46:53.620 he recognized that you know you do need like i think he did talk about basically making some

00:46:58.880 exceptions for certain people that were the ones that went after trump like if it's those people

00:47:03.460 then you know it's fair game like yeah if they're going to do it to him then he can do it back to

00:47:08.700 them specifically i could see scott being like i am all right with this like after what they put

00:47:13.180 him and his family through scott opine about the previous comey indictment i believe or at least

00:47:20.900 that's where the mutually assured destruction some of that came from is that the idea that you

00:47:26.300 can lawfare people that caused so much pain because james comey did not only cause pain to

00:47:34.420 trump but to the january sixers you know the people that were sitting in jail for for years

00:47:41.540 and let's get real you know creating a law yeah i don't think hillary would mind seeing comey 0.70

00:47:47.880 getting trouble either. Just saying. Oh, no. Is he suicidal? Oh, I doubt it. He really loves 1.00

00:47:57.680 himself and thinks he's above it all. So, okay. So we have to keep an eye on that. So he did turn

00:48:04.860 himself in and then, you know, he gets let go, but will there be a mug shot, Marcella? Will we see

00:48:09.760 one um there should be eventually when i mean he didn't really nothing really happened to him he

00:48:18.780 showed up and they they were like oh we'll release you you know um and so i don't think he was

00:48:26.080 you know he didn't go through the regular system yeah because he wasn't jailed so

00:48:35.480 He may come back on other charges at another time, too.

00:48:39.060 I mean, if all the stuff Dan Bongino said was true about all the Russiagate documents and things that he found, to me that in itself might be smoking gun evidence that Comey was essentially trying to do a coup.

00:48:51.220 I mean, I would say that rises to the level of treason with all the Russiagate stuff.

00:48:55.020 And what he claimed on his podcast recently was that there was something like a hundred page document with footnotes and references and all sorts of things like with their whole plan.

00:49:03.840 yeah and so you know that that was i think what he back when he was in office or working for the

00:49:10.980 fbi was saying it shook him to his core like he that was what he was referring to and he's like

00:49:16.360 i can't believe they actually wrote this stuff all down like and so i'm kind of hoping that

00:49:20.940 there's a case building for that and i would imagine comey would be front and center there too

00:49:24.980 i'd love to see it all right so i think it's time for gerrymandering

00:49:31.680 who who wants it it's time for jerry it's time for gerrymandering news

00:49:39.540 so much on the gerrymandering case um i mean it's up to you oh and do you want to do you want

00:49:47.800 to give the the the news and then i can go into the legal parts of it okay well the supreme court

00:49:53.720 ruled six to three that louisiana's uh racial gerrymandering was unconstitutional

00:50:00.120 and it limits the Voting Rights Act that it was based on, I think, using it for a race-based

00:50:06.920 district. I think it looks like Alito wrote that Section 2 doesn't require that district

00:50:14.680 and that the race use itself violates equal protection. So I think it updates this previous

00:50:22.900 1986 framework, which was Thornburg versus Gingles. And basically they're just saying

00:50:28.840 that you can't use race as a criteria for uh redistricting and you know the the this could

00:50:36.360 have a big ripple effect impact because there are a lot of states that did that they have these all

00:50:41.840 you know weird shaped districts that are all about just getting a minority to have enough to get a

00:50:47.760 seat where they wouldn't otherwise and it's very clear or obvious that it was all based on race

00:50:53.340 And so I think it could end up with a lot of other redistrictings becoming unconstitutional, essentially, or being unconstitutional and that they'll have to redo them. And at least wherever the legislatures are controlled by Republicans, it kind of gives them an opening to say, okay, we can go redistrict because it's going to be approved because, you know, we have to get rid of this racial based gerrymandering and it could threaten a lot of the recent ones that were done in California and other places.

00:51:21.240 So I think it could have a pretty big impact. I think it's maybe a question as to whether or not they can do all that by, for midterms, just because of where we are time-wise. And I think there was even some speculation that, I forget which one on the right or on the left side of the Supreme Court dissented.

00:51:42.120 I think there was only one person that wrote the dissent or whatever, but I think the question

00:51:47.300 was like, are they dragging their feet on writing the dissent just to delay the decision

00:51:52.980 so that it would potentially make it too late for it to be put in place for midterms, which

00:51:58.660 would be kind of really dirty politics.

00:52:00.120 Yeah, I heard that too, that it was too late to change it now.

00:52:04.140 It would affect the 2028 elections, but not the midterms, so that's good.

00:52:12.120 right so it kind of secures the republicans from never taking over congress again which is the gist

00:52:21.900 so what does our attorney say so basically they didn't get rid of the voting rights act but they

00:52:29.500 you know as owen indicated they took away a lot of what it was used for which was to have uh racial

00:52:38.960 gerrymandering so gerrymander didn't have a good time um basically was 63 uh guess who voted against

00:52:48.420 it oh you know it's probably very genius justices um elena elena kagan sonia sotomayor and

00:52:59.260 your favorite katanji no yeah you go katanji mj brown jackson accent look i can say it biden

00:53:09.680 couldn't yeah so the world is ending um chuck schumer came out saying that striking down the

00:53:18.180 racial gerrymandering is a despicable decision that returns us to the jim crow era

00:53:23.840 it's exhausting so basically what they found you know is what should be um making race um not be

00:53:40.960 not be the thing that would like we don't make uh a district just based on race like that would be

00:53:49.840 racist that would be racist if i go oh okay i need to put the blue people and the green people

00:53:56.560 and these people like you just wouldn't do that uh race cannot predominate that's the main change

00:54:03.040 of section two of the voter rights act creating districts primarily based on race triggers strict

00:54:09.600 scrutiny under the 14th amendment equal pretension clause what is strict scrutiny in order to pass

00:54:16.000 strict scrutiny it's like the highest level um and basically not much passes strict scrutiny um

00:54:24.320 and basically you need to require that districts are made with non uh predominantly non-racial um

00:54:36.640 in non-racial ways like you cannot uh you know discriminate um basically to judge us by the

00:54:47.440 content of our character not the color of our skin now it's like no judge us by the color of

00:54:52.800 our skin and make special provisions because you know we want we want we want it's like no

00:54:58.640 that is like we're not racist we're not a racist nation you know we're not doing it

00:55:03.280 And, you know, it was enacted in 1965. We're a very different nation than in 1965. And the reason for the enactment of the Void of Rights Act was because of the Southern states were gerrymandering in order to avoid, in order to lessen the majority black vote.

00:55:30.860 um but i mean we're in a different different i would hope but by 2026 we've come a long way

00:55:39.060 um and you don't want to do that um but what was interesting is barack obama was not happy

00:55:46.360 no which was very surprising because i guess he wants us to be biased racially um who else had a

00:55:58.820 um oh your favorite senator from minnesota amy klobuchar gosh i can't pronounce these names

00:56:08.180 um she just posted justin kagan's dissent and justin kagan's dissent makes absolutely rather

00:56:18.020 no sense at least the portion that she posted it just said i dissent because congress elected

00:56:24.420 otherwise. I dissent because the court betrays his duty to faithfully implement the great statute

00:56:29.960 Congress wrote. So if Congress writes a statute that is discriminatory, then we must keep it.

00:56:40.820 I guess from Justice Keegan, I guess that's what she's saying.

00:56:44.380 All right. Oh, and what do you say?

00:56:47.880 Well, I think it's a great step in the right direction in terms of just not having

00:56:53.060 race-based decisions being made by our government and i think it's a continuation of the trend

00:56:58.060 of where we're recognizing that a lot of racism has been perpetrated against white people

00:57:04.620 essentially and that you know it's a part of that broader theme but i think at the same time the

00:57:11.560 other thing i would add is i think it's also fueling a lot of the democrats because there's

00:57:15.940 a whole lot of talk now about packing the court and so i think that this recent round of decisions

00:57:22.180 that all kind of went the Republicans way

00:57:24.180 is motivating a lot of Democrats to saying,

00:57:28.200 oh, we have to pack the courts.

00:57:29.460 We got to have 13 justices now.

00:57:31.320 We just got to do, you know,

00:57:32.400 anybody who's not doing that

00:57:33.820 is not someone we want to even elect.

00:57:35.840 And like, so it really seems like it's pushing them

00:57:39.300 to try and essentially ruin the country

00:57:40.820 because I think that's what it would, what would happen.

00:57:42.740 I mean, it would, it would essentially start a chain reaction

00:57:46.280 because if they do it,

00:57:47.360 then a Republican is going to do it next time

00:57:49.480 and a Democrat is going to do it next time.

00:57:51.080 and pretty soon the Supreme Court's going to start looking like Congress.

00:57:54.540 Yeah, I'm wondering if...

00:57:56.580 It's just going to ruin the whole system.

00:57:58.000 I think it's as big as it should ever be,

00:58:01.820 and I don't think any further packing of the court would make anything better.

00:58:05.420 It would just be a way to essentially, again, ruin the decision,

00:58:09.860 ruin the process because it would politicize the Supreme Court

00:58:13.540 to a ridiculous extent,

00:58:15.560 And, you know, it would just become another version of the House of Representatives or something.

00:58:22.440 Why don't they just put into law now that you can't add any additional Supreme Court justices?

00:58:28.280 Like, why is this even something you think you can do? 1.00

00:58:30.940 It's just stupid. 0.99

00:58:32.460 It's, again, like how you said before, Owen, that they changed the laws so they could go after Trump after the statute of limitations. 1.00

00:58:39.380 Like, stop moving the goalposts.

00:58:40.900 Like, let's all play on the same field.

00:58:43.020 um you know it's such a tantrum to watch the democrats really it's always a tantrum like

00:58:49.100 we're not getting our way you know we want this we want that let's change the rules

00:58:52.500 um it's i think we're over that as a nation uh you guys tried it it didn't work out we ended up

00:58:59.260 with katanji brown jackson because of your rule changing and dei and blah blah blah so i think

00:59:08.100 it's just time to return to be big boys and girls. And let's do everything by merit. Let's judge you

00:59:14.960 by the character of who you are. And we're not going to do things based on race here. I just,

00:59:21.160 I just think as a country, the majority of us would refuse to go along with something 0.84

00:59:25.940 that ludicrous. I hope. Okay. We have three minutes left. Is there any fun little tidbit 0.64

00:59:33.000 anyone wants to add in before we close out for the day oh owen or marcella well katie porter your

00:59:41.560 favorite um governor uh to be uh in california candidate she sent out an email blast um a few

00:59:51.240 days after this shooting assassination attempt on trump where she just the whole entire email was f

01:00:00.280 trump f trump kill trump do things to trump um so i don't know if she's gonna face anything

01:00:06.840 for the for the emails that she sent out that's interesting and the other tidbit is the tesla 0.69

01:00:13.560 this is just in a whole another section uh semi-trucks begin mass production um something

01:00:20.760 that bill gates never believed would actually happen sawyer merit in on x wrote about how

01:00:28.120 Bill Gates had always opposed the idea of there ever being electric semi trucks and that that would never actually work in the practical world. Well, now we're going to have them. Range would be small, little range, but it's going to be 500, the longer range trucks.

01:00:49.280 and it it comes at a good time based on how gas prices are increasing and oil issues in the

01:00:57.920 gulf and everything else um i don't the the email from katie porter was real i don't know that it

01:01:05.580 said kill him i doubt it said kill him but it was the day after the assassination attempt and her

01:01:10.680 response to that was f him like f him all the way to the bank i don't care you know like donate to 0.96

01:01:16.620 me like we don't care about him. So it was kind of like, don't care what happened to him. It was

01:01:21.180 really disgusting and despicable. Okay. And on that happy slappy note, it's 1059 in my world 0.89

01:01:28.680 and we will be back tomorrow with BJ. So BJ joins us tomorrow to finish out another week,

01:01:36.240 you guys, where is the time going? And what was I going to tell you? Oh, tomorrow. I think we need

01:01:43.140 to cover the Leering Center. Somebody mentioned that in the chat and we will be. So Owen and

01:01:48.960 Marcella, we all thank you for coming in today. And I thank Owen and Marcella for just being the

01:01:57.540 best of the best. You guys, we will be back tomorrow morning. Let's always say thank you to

01:02:03.800 Shelly and Scott for allowing this to keep going. And we're going to be useful. I can feel it. I can

01:02:09.820 just see the usefulness in the chat. You guys are amazing. And always a closing sip to Scott.

01:02:16.000 Say your goodbyes, guys. Say your goodbyes. All right. To Scott. To Scott. Be useful.

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