00:03:58.040I feel my live stream audience is 10% better just because of that sip right there.
00:04:07.480Amazing. And I believe him. Okay, you guys. So I have to just start with a clip. I didn't know
00:04:15.840this, but there's a new executive order in town. Please be forewarned. I lowered the volume on
00:04:22.880this clip. Owen and I played it before the show and both of us had instant heart attacks. It was
00:04:28.340so loud. So I'm hoping it's lower. But did you guys know this? Check it out. And it's happening
00:04:34.420right now at the White House. This is breaking news here on the Fox News channel. We have just
00:04:38.780confirmed that President Donald Trump will sign an executive order that will make English the
00:04:45.080official language of the United States in our nearly 250 year history. We've never had an
00:04:51.920official language ever. The executive order expected to be assigned sometime today. Bill
00:04:58.960Clinton made a move on this back in the 90s, but the mandate that he signed will now be rescinded.
00:05:05.220In other words, what he did in the 1990s is that he did not require agencies that worked for the
00:05:10.660government to provide English only. They had to provide more options for those who needed
00:05:18.440different languages upon which they spoke. Donald Trump's going to change that, and we'll see whether
00:05:23.580or not he sends it up to the Hill. Congress, maybe Speaker Johnson, John Thune, maybe they jump on
00:05:28.060something like this with Republicans in control to sign it into law. You know, many times they've
00:05:32.480said, if you don't codify it, it doesn't last. But today, the executive order should come down from
00:05:37.980the Oval Office. All right, we got that. We've got this now for new.
00:05:41.080did you know i did not know that it wasn't already put in that way did you know marcella
00:05:48.460yeah um on march this is from march 2025 i believe hold on when it's let's say it says
00:05:58.980this was an executive order done last year by trump or something like that that's what it says
00:06:04.900it's old oh okay i just heard it this week you know what it's okay so when i moved here
00:06:14.500um one of the biggest shocks of my life was i was so excited to go to school and learn english i i
00:06:20.180didn't know very much but i was excited because you know obviously i'm moving to the united states
00:06:26.020i'm gonna start english oh i come home all disappointed i tell my mom every single person
00:06:34.180in that school spoke spanish to me and they speak spanish to everybody even my my teacher who was
00:06:41.540a white guy um he spoke spanish to me um and the worst part is their spanish was the worst spanish
00:06:49.060ever so one i told my mom they were gonna learn english if i keep doing this this way and two
00:06:55.540they need to learn spanish and so it was funny like um it's it's only when you actually make
00:07:03.380english the official language and that was the shock that i learned that day that english was
00:07:09.220not the official language of america and that nothing had to be really in english and i was
00:07:15.220shocked i mean okay well that that's crazy that you would go to school and not be speaking english
00:07:22.740but okay so nobody spoke english in that school so does this anyways does that did that executive
00:07:28.660order change all of that where you have now no that only changes the executive branch so um
00:07:37.540basically all your dhs uh you know any anything to deal with the executive branch would make
00:07:46.740english the official language you don't require language assistance because that's a clinton era
00:07:52.500rule as the as the thing was telling you yeah um so i don't have to have an interpreter for you
00:08:00.900to or every single thing for um immigration or anything like that in your language
00:08:07.700i don't have to adapt to you you have to adapt to me which i agree like if you're coming to a
00:08:13.060country you have to adapt to it in germany they don't care you know it's all in german like
00:08:18.500Like they look at you and in France, oh my gosh, if you speak English and you want English translated into English, they look at you like you're an alien.
00:08:32.740So, I mean, it's not just this country.
00:08:35.260I ran across this when I was an election judge and I'm like, what are all these ballots doing in a foreign language?
00:08:40.360like why we have these and and i just looked it up on grok and apparently there are federal
00:08:44.960requirements that you have to have about in spanish chinese and hindi what so like when i
00:08:55.760unpacked all the paper ballots and stuff i'm like there you know why why is this in chinese like
00:09:00.660wait chinese yeah yeah and and chicago and cook county are even worse like they they say in
00:09:11.400targeted precincts they have english slash spanish plus chinese hindi korean tagalog and polish
00:09:18.580and on the touch screen and audio ballots they have english spanish chinese which is mandarin
00:09:24.660audio indy korean tagalog polish gujarati urdu ukrainian arabic and russian
00:09:31.940not icelandic what how dare they we don't like we don't want those people to vote
00:09:39.220okay well that's uh this is like very enlightening to me so i like that this old news story was shown
00:09:47.180to me yesterday because i was like what but um crazy and could be wrong so no no no
00:09:54.500everyone's saying, yeah, this was, this happened a while ago. Um, all right. Well, I find that
00:10:00.400enlightening. So, because I do know when I saw them voting in Minnesota last time, nothing was
00:10:07.360in English. Um, everybody had their head to toe hijabs on and there was nothing written in English.
00:10:15.340So that's, that seems like a problem too, but anyway. All right. Well, moving along. Thanks
00:10:21.920for that. Thanks for that education, Marcella and Owen. Now I know, and some of us know, and
00:10:28.080I think what threw me too, was that, what was his name? The, the news guy, Bill, um, Hemmer had said
00:10:35.080in the 250 years of this country, you know, it was never the official language. So I thought it was
00:10:40.700current, but anyway, here we are. Okay. So you guys, I have some good news. Owen's going to tell
00:10:49.440us about this look who we have here it's eric swalwell it's the worst picture of him i know
00:10:58.880well is there a good one actually ex-boyfriend of fang fang getting nabbed uh by the fbi when
00:11:05.360he gets off a plane at the airport and um they're taking his devices and oh and what what do we know
00:11:12.720about this doesn't he look dressed like he's trying to hide who he is a hundred percent yeah
00:11:19.440He's like, oh, I'll just put my Eminem outfit on.
00:11:44.680And I don't know if he's involved with this story.
00:11:47.140oh and your mic's cutting in and out just so you know okay sorry it's okay just i don't know if you
00:11:52.800can do anything about it um so the yeah so i you know it looks like the story was written by josh
00:12:01.720cone so someone else but um yeah it shows him like in this incognito stuff and apparently he
00:12:08.480was allowed to leave so i don't know if they arrested him and let him go or just didn't arrest
00:12:12.760him but they took his apple iphone his charging cable his wall adapter his macbook pro so apparently
00:12:19.480he's an apple fanboy and took all his devices and so i guess he's under a lot of investigation i
00:12:27.360think um one former staffer has accused him of raping her and um another one accused him of
00:12:36.160drugging and sexually assaulting her uh two others have alleged he sent them unsolicited
00:12:42.140images of his genitals um so yeah i mean you know swallow claims he denies wrongdoing but i'm not
00:12:50.060sure what that means exactly does that mean he didn't do it or does that just mean he didn't
00:12:53.340think it was wrong oh my god marcella would be the attorney to answer that but i i just you know
00:13:01.660people out there men and women do not recommend that you just send unsolicited pictures of your
00:13:07.740genitalia to anybody okay nobody wants yeah are you sure yeah if you're doing that stop i mean if
00:13:15.580if a woman asks for it i suppose you could consider it but i don't know no one no one's ever asked me
00:13:20.460for that well all right but so this is unsolicited wait for dms no no i'm not gonna marcella
00:13:32.060i'm just saying like i don't know how common it is that women do ask for these things but i think
00:13:36.780it unless it was i don't think anyone should ever send i don't know i don't i would i don't think
00:13:41.500i'd ever want a picture of that out there anyway no i could say so much but i'm not going to because
00:13:47.420you know but anyway if it's if you could say so much oh yeah that'll be erica after dark but if
00:13:54.700you are thinking that that's a good idea and nobody asked to see it and you're like i'm sending it
00:13:59.420anyway i i don't recommend but okay all right so can you imagine first of all the like inner
00:14:07.740heart attack you would have marcella if you just like somebody just like they randomly come up to
00:14:12.780you and just take all your devices like or taking it all and like everything's gone oh my god i mean
00:14:19.100i'm sure your devices are clean as a whistle but i'm just saying that would give me a little bit
00:14:23.740bit of a heart attack. Well, I mean, it's that's, this is I'm sorry, but like, I'm sure he expected
00:14:31.800it. So I'm sure he's, he probably got some kind of hint about this happening. That's why he was
00:14:38.600wearing all this gear. So I don't know. I just know that since April, there's been allegations
00:14:47.760made against him um just just in time to get him out of the senate race um and put someone that is
00:14:57.520really evil uh even more so than him but um after this search in sfo i believe it's on sfo there was
00:15:07.980a search in his home in washington dc which was probably even worse than what they did there
00:15:14.060There's no indictment against him yet. It's just an investigation of the Northern California District, Northern District of California, because there was allegations made by a certain woman, as Owen indicated, in regards to certain things.
00:15:33.540He's being looked at under the warrant. It cites 18 U.S.C. 242, which most of you know.
00:15:40.220um what the hell was that it's a deprivation of rights under the color of law is basically
00:15:49.140you used your power as a politician to do a certain um illegal act which in this case was
00:15:56.320uh you know the the allegations of sa against these women so ah youtube does not like the words
00:16:05.040So I have to say is an abbreviation for something for, for a type of abuse. Okay. So, um, all right.
00:16:13.820So we're going to just keep our eye on that because I, I, I would love nothing more for
00:16:19.140that man to get what he deserves. He is a horrible, disgusting human being. Sorry, not sorry.
00:16:26.180He was alone. Uh, okay. He wasn't with Fang Fang or anybody else.
00:16:32.300no fang bhang no okay so um owen i liked a story you had today regarding free will because as we
00:16:43.360know what scott would say about free will so why don't you um tell us what what that story was
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00:22:01.140I personally think he opened himself up.
00:22:03.760I know that they have, they can't be sued as a government official, but he really opened himself up to certain things, but I don't think he cares since he's not going to stay in office.
00:22:48.960The names of them, basically, you're skipping, you're accusing these people, these private people of all these things, but yet no investigation was given more detail about them.
00:23:06.160You're just assuming that they are guilty by just being on these documents and by being named by people.
00:23:13.840like it's here so i feel a little bit my assumption is that he picked the names he
00:23:21.800knew he could say because he had some kind of you know he had more information because i think
00:23:27.360there's a ton but see that's the assumption right yeah well under american law what are we we're
00:23:34.500innocent to prove and guilty so basically naming them and people thinking like like erica you
00:23:40.940you're thinking the right way but i mean this is why it's also very damaging because it comes from
00:23:47.340somebody like him and people are thinking oh well then he must have read more into it right
00:23:51.980so yes and we have to believe that but we don't know that so that's why it's you know to me it's
00:23:59.980it's not um if if because this can apply to any case eventually trump will leave office and who
00:24:08.220Who knows? We're going to read Trump's name. We're going to read this name and that name,
00:24:12.220my name or any name, you know, and then the, it would attach that belief. So I don't know.
00:24:18.760A hundred percent. It's always a tactic to be like, okay, put a name out there. So people
00:24:23.360are thinking about the person. And I respect Thomas Massey. I follow him. He follows me.
00:24:28.420Yeah. We chat now and again. Yeah. Yeah. I do too. And I don't blame him for being like,
00:24:35.380you know what? I'm just going to go balls to the wall. I have a limited time left. And it's
00:24:40.700something that, you know, he said he wanted to get to the bottom of. And so maybe he's just like,
00:24:45.920you know, all right, it's, it's out there. I'm putting it on you guys now to
00:24:49.560do an investigation. Like I did my part. What do you think, Owen?
00:24:54.520I mean, I think I'm pretty similar in my position to Marcella's position that I, and I think Scott's
00:25:01.800position which is you do need to protect the reputation of the people that have not been
00:25:06.540accused of any crime like it this is all coming out in theory in some kind of legal context it's
00:25:13.260it's not really because it's just releasing information but a lot of it did come from
00:25:18.500court case documents and other things and like if you're gonna associate someone with someone
00:25:23.860like Jeffrey Epstein like that is smearing their reputation and I think it would be better in my
00:25:31.500mind to actually investigate privately you know the fbi all that and figure out who to go after
00:25:38.780like i mean that to me is the frustrating part is it's like we we're pretty sure that some of the
00:25:44.600people that were really closely associated with epstein did do some bad things and probably should
00:25:49.560be prosecuted for them but nobody has been right nobody like i don't think there's a single person
00:25:55.740that other than you know Ghislaine Maxwell that has faced any real consequences and that's the
00:26:03.960frustrating part so I understand how Thomas Massey feels about it and I do think people
00:26:07.780like Lex Wegener and you know some of the other ones that are just really closely associated like
00:26:11.480they're you know clearly close colleagues or friends or whatever and they have lots and lots
00:26:16.460of contact and some really shady things happening like I think wasn't him or someone else like him
00:26:23.480didn't they like give Epstein a property for a dollar or something?
00:26:28.340Oh yeah. Um, I think Wexner gave him the townhome he owned in.
00:26:36.720And I don't, I don't know all the facts. So like I, you know, but I,
00:26:40.800I think like there's enough smoke there that it seems like there is a lot
00:26:46.260going on, you know, and, and there probably is some fire.
00:26:49.380And I do think a lot of this probably will end up never really coming out because it's probably wrapped up in the CIA and a bunch of intelligence agency stuff that will never be released.
00:27:00.060And so that puts you in a really weird position where like if you expose people like Lex Wexner, but you can't really ever say what happened, then it is kind of like all you're really doing is smearing the guy's reputation and you're never going to actually go after him because it may have actually been a government operation that was authorized for all we know.
00:27:19.000Maybe I can get Thomas Massey to give me a follow-up statement as to why he decided to say that.
00:27:27.420Well, I think he's searching for – I think he was searching for transparency and for people to actually investigate and indict these people named.
00:34:03.800if I wasn't there and and my wife wasn't there I think both our kids would be dead I mean I just
00:34:10.040I can point to specific things where like I was like okay if I wasn't here to step in and have
00:34:15.680that reflex at that moment oh yeah my kid would be dead like he would be dead and like it it's
00:34:22.580um you know it's something that a lot of parents are always watchful of and I think you have these
00:34:29.000instincts and I don't know if it is something that is part of the brain changes that happen
00:34:32.500when you become a parent, because there are, by the way, I mean, like there's a lot of science
00:34:36.020behind that. The women are flooded with these pregnancy hormones and it fundamentally changes
00:34:42.120their brain. And, and I can tell you, my wife has told me that like, she became a super light
00:34:47.800sleeper when she had her first child and has stayed that way forever. Like it never went away.
00:34:54.280But, you know, that was, I'm sure, part of our biological evolution to make sure that a mother would be ready to respond if their child needed something.
00:35:06.460And I've also seen science that there's similar things that happen to men, that when a man becomes a father, his brain changes too.
00:35:14.840And I think I've pointed this out maybe once before, but there's also this weird thing I noticed, I saw a study on about scent that, you know, that newborn baby smell that people talk about.
00:35:26.440That apparently they've identified the chemical, what that is, and they studied it and they found that it has opposite effects on men and women.
00:35:35.960The same thing, that it makes men less aggressive and it makes women more aggressive.
00:48:27.500We basically have zero information about who these people are, and we took them from point
00:48:32.900of entry to today in regard to their criminal histories or their driving records.
00:48:38.760On top of that, the last administration did away with our long-standing safety rules that make sure we get well-qualified drivers driving big rigs, motor vehicles.
00:48:50.180And then, the last administration allowed truck driving schools to self-certify to say that they meet all of the federal standards to be a certified truck driving school.
00:49:02.660And what we found is many of those schools don't actually meet that standard.
00:49:08.760Okay. So what's more frightening in the chat, the illegal drivers, truck drivers,
00:49:16.280or a new driver like a teenager? Because I feel like between both, it's like a battlefield out
00:49:23.220there. Um, so Owen thoughts, I mean, I, well, I think you should, you know, pit them against each
00:49:29.080other and see who wins. Yeah. It's like a derby. Yeah. But, um, no, I, I think it is again,
00:49:36.500obvious i guess to me that you if you're putting someone behind the wheel of a big rig um they need
00:49:43.880to be qualified they need to be going through the training they need to know what they're doing
00:49:47.380because it's a big safety hazard with this massive machine um and we all count on safety on our
00:49:54.520highways safety on our roads and so i don't i i you know it's i i don't understand why people
00:50:01.860thought it was okay and maybe it was this you know we need to give the immigrants jobs and
00:50:05.920not something they can do sort of thought. But it seems like a very bad choice to say,
00:50:12.540let's put them in front of people where they can have a lot of accidents and kill people and
00:50:16.840have a huge safety issue. So I'm glad they're correcting it. And I'm glad they're going after
00:50:23.180the schools. And frankly, I'd like to see some of them go to prison too.
00:50:27.300Yeah. Amen. And they can't even read English. It's like you can't even read the street signs.
00:50:31.520So what are we doing? Marcella, your take?
00:50:35.920I mean, they're causing so much accidents and everything, but a lot of states like California allow illegal immigrants to have driver licenses.
00:50:47.760I mean, I just, you know, I know I'm not born in America, but I am American now, and I just can't understand some of the legal issues that happen.
00:51:03.620like for me it's hard to wrap my head around how the states control their highways but you can
00:51:11.940you know their laws within who can get a license but then you can cross state lines and so you know
00:51:20.540to me you know I come from this idea that the federal government should be the one to have that
00:51:26.220I understand the the philosophy behind it but you're always going to have these issues and
00:51:32.320I almost got killed recently by one of these truck drivers because they decided that they
00:51:42.040were going to turn left regardless if my car was there or not.
00:51:45.220So I honked and I was writing my will already because he was just like, oh, you're not there
00:51:53.500because somehow because you are from another country, you don't know the laws or they don't
00:52:01.840so it's it's troubling but i'm glad that he's doing something about it but i i don't know how
00:52:08.080much they can do with states like california right oh california um beverly said isn't interstate
00:52:17.120com uh isn't interstate commerce a federal domain yeah that's usually used um beverly in
00:52:24.720in cases where you can just use that to bring it to federal compliance using the commerce clause
00:52:34.880the uh chat is sad there are so many uh stories in the chat about people who yeah sjb i don't
00:52:41.760have a mexican accent because i'm not from mexico oh sj i had to i had to yes you did
00:52:50.480All right. So listen, let's, let's hope for the best with that. Okay. Now let's get to our
00:52:58.340latest from Trey yinxed, um, try time. And, uh, let's, let's hear what's happening over
00:53:06.300there. President would lose patience with the military aspect of this and withdrawal forces.
00:53:11.980That's what they were demanding during the conversations about the memorandum of understanding,
00:53:15.760but there are still more than 50,000 U S soldiers deployed across the middle East,
00:53:19.900A new aircraft carrier, the USS George Washington, arrived in theater. There are fighter jets, refuelers, and tankers prepared for the possibility that conflict resumes at a larger scale than what we're seeing right now.
00:53:31.320But in the backdrop here, they are facing this economic pressure, and it's not just the sanctions that are taking place targeting regime officials in Tehran.
00:53:39.640It's the ongoing U.S. naval blockade making it impossible for the Iranians to export their crude oil from the Persian Gulf, and we're seeing this inside of Iran.
00:53:48.260Just yesterday, we aired that soundbite from a citizen in the capital of Tehran saying the price
00:53:53.300of goods is rising. We know the inflation is increasing and the Iranian currency is in a
00:53:58.360freefall, now more than 2.1 riyal to one US dollar. Need a wheelbarrow. Oh, we need a wheelbarrow.
00:54:07.100Okay. So, Owen, for them to feel it economically, do you think that's going to change anything?
00:54:18.840I mean, I think it's been bad for a long time.
00:54:21.080They've had high inflation even before all this.
00:54:23.900And so I know it's been made worse by the war and by the economic pressure and all that.
00:54:30.020But I did say, I think, I don't know, I think it was maybe on one of the previous shows if it wasn't on the after party.
00:54:35.880But like, I do think maybe it's more likely that economic pressure could make them collapse rather than military pressure.
00:54:44.740And so I do think it's probably a good strategy to say, let's focus on the economic stuff, because, you know, at some point they might cry uncle.
00:54:52.800They might say, OK, we can't do this anymore, or maybe just internally it'll be so much chaos because I can't pay people and they can't buy things and all that, that maybe there would be some kind of uprising internally.
00:55:03.840but um you know it is warfare and it you know i don't i i i i've expanded my own mental definition
00:55:13.720of warfare to not just be the physical military kinetic warfare it's also economic it's information
00:55:19.220warfare it's all kinds of warfare so cyber warfare other things and so i i would say it's definitely
00:55:25.080part of war that they're doing here and the part that i don't know about or wonder about is like
00:55:31.340haven't we done all the sanctions like what why do it seems like every few months we're like we're
00:55:38.100going to put in more sanctions and it's like why didn't you do it all like what put them all in
00:55:42.680yeah like you know didn't you already do like what why is it this layered approach where you
00:55:49.160just say okay now we're going to sanction these people and these things and we're going to cut
00:55:52.680off this like just cut up everything yeah so um as metal seer points out we're you know over six
00:55:59.600months in on this now. And, um, I think we're exhausting a lot of our, um, weapons and I don't
00:56:11.600know, like everyone gets upset when I make a claim like that. I'm, that's what I'm hearing. So,
00:56:16.040you know, I don't know. All right, Marcella, what do you, what do you want to say?
00:56:21.320They're going to win. That's all I can say. I mean, to be honest, this, this, this has been
00:56:28.680seven months long conflict but reality you know i don't really see it as a full-on war i guess
00:56:36.280because i need to see what boots on the ground or something more like more explosions every day or
00:56:41.560whatever it is it just seems like we are waiting for them to collapse and we're pushing the right
00:56:49.080buttons to have that happen i do trust in trump to do it um and now my my take as you guys know
00:56:58.680that it's a China proxy war like it's probably better that we fight you know
00:57:05.760Iran and collapse them and have China not rice to the level that they are
00:57:14.220rising with AI with robots with everything else you know so I I'm still
00:57:22.440you know, on the sidelines, waiting to see. But I still support the US and the commander in chief
00:57:31.840from doing what he needs to be doing, which is, you know, he knows more than we do about what's
00:57:38.360going on. That's all I can say. Yeah, I'm sure. I'm sure. And you know, the whole thing about
00:57:43.800munitions and do we have enough weapons do we have to me it's too on the nose kind of story um
00:57:52.440i don't know it seems like you know you didn't hear that when obama was in afghanistan or doing
00:57:59.720anything if it was a leftist uh president we wouldn't be hearing that so either it's true
00:58:06.760but it usually happens during war and we just never hear it because the fake news never tells
00:58:12.760us because it's a leftist president and um or it's you know or it's like it's just you know
00:58:24.500it's part of fighting a war you know i think we will get back to where we need to be i worry about
00:58:31.520i just worry about the you know everyday people here who this war is affecting the most the
00:58:36.660americans who are paying you know out the ass for everyday things that they need um that concerns me
00:58:45.620and i might be affecting the iranian people a little more well it might be but you know i'm
00:58:51.980thinking about here at home people are broke and um you know it sucks but the question is
00:58:58.920Is the war the reason why we are broke?
01:04:19.900It was driving, and waking up, and getting food, and making sure everybody's taken care of, and you gotta bring chairs down, and cancel everything else, and it's a lot of work.
01:04:30.240There's nothing I did that was more, more fun than that.
01:04:35.060Watch who my stepdaughter plays on her. Watch who my stepdaughter plays on her. That's it.1.00
01:04:42.180Couldn't top that. Watch who my stepdaughter plays on her. Watch who my stepdaughter plays on her.1.00
01:04:49.080The second thing, like the best moments ever, do you ever think about what you would remember
01:04:55.440if your life flashed in front of you like you're dying?
01:05:01.360I don't know if that really happens, but do you ever think, like, what do you call your