Nancy Pelosi faces a shocking political exit driven by California's Proposition 50, which the host claims will erase her congressional district. The segment critiques her rhetoric against Donald Trump and alleges she may flee legal jeopardy regarding the January 6th investigation involving her daughter. While accusing legacy media like ABC and CBS of biased editing, the speaker promotes Freemarkets.org and argues Democrats have lost credibility through socialist policies and gender identity controversies, predicting their delusional leadership will ultimately lead to Republican victories. [Automatically generated summary]
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Nancy Pelosi's Dangerous Rhetoric00:14:40
Hello, hello.
Great to have everybody here.
Big possible day here with Nancy Pelosi, looking like she's finally going to exit politics.
I mean, it's about time.
How old is she?
Anyway, good to have you on the program.
Make sure you subscribe, share, like, all that good stuff.
Nancy Pelosi, ladies and gentlemen, may be just hours from now out, out of politics, possibly for good.
The expectation is that she is going to announce that resignation as soon as this evening.
In fact, she indicated this in a segment on.
On CNN, where she just said, okay, like as soon as Prop 50 is done, which would be tonight, this is an interview she did last night, that's that.
Okay, can we have an alleluia somewhere?
Anything until after Proposition 50.
So tomorrow night will be very fraught with meaning for all of us.
I want to win big.
I think we can win big.
And I don't want to be spending time on whatever I might be doing.
I want to spend my time on what we're doing, working together to get out the vote on the ground.
You win the election by owning the ground, and you can have all the persuasion in the world, you can have the biggest numbers in the polls.
But if you don't own the ground, you're only having a conversation, you're not having a victory.
So, you could own the ground, okay?
So, that would be that she wants to own, of course, all those congressional districts.
You know, gerrymandering has been going on for years.
I think that one Arnold Schwarzenegger had to explain that, you see, to Arnold Schwarzenegger. quite recently.
Do you remember that?
Forgive me.
Arnold Schwarzenegger had to explain that to one Jake Tapper over on CNN recently because he didn't seem to get that, yeah, that is how the world works.
We actually put this in the shorts feed.
Let me see if I can find it for you because it's rather funny to see.
Basically, Schwarzenegger's like, yeah, you guys, you just don't get it, do you?
You just don't get it over at CNN.
Schwarzenegger, let me see if I can find this one for you because it's worth seeing.
This is what Nancy's fighting about, you see.
Nancy is just so upset that, you know, this is the reality of the world right now.
Anyway, maybe we don't have it.
We'll come back to it later.
I would say that she's kind of losing it.
I mean, again, she's up there in years, okay?
She's up there in years, guys, and she's kind of losing it.
Just take a look at how Nancy responded to this question about Donald Trump.
And this is like TDS He's just a vile creature.
The worst thing on the face of the earth, but anyway.
You think he's the worst thing on the face of the earth?
I do, yeah.
I do.
Why is that?
Because he's the President of the United States and he does not honor the Constitution of the United States.
In fact, he's turned the Supreme Court into a row court.
He's abolished the House of Representatives.
He's chilled.
Okay, Nancy, tell us how you really feel.
I mean, she's on her way out the door, so she figures, why not?
I'll just go for it all.
Did you guys hear that?
I mean, she's trying to say he's the most vile person on earth, like worse than anybody in the world, like anybody you can imagine, and then make that person worse, all right?
We're talking the most vile criminal, you name it.
Nancy Pelosi, for some reason, thinks the president of the United States of America is actually worse.
You understand, like, this is starting to border on dangerous rhetoric.
I want to hear it again, just so we're all clear.
He's just a vile creature.
The worst thing on the face of the earth.
But anyway.
You think he's the worst thing on the face of the earth?
I do.
Yeah.
I do.
Why is that?
Because he's the President of the United States and he does not honor the Constitution of the United States.
In fact, he's turned the Supreme Court into a row court.
He's abolished the House of Representatives.
He's chilled.
All right.
All right.
Nancy, tell us how you really feel.
Here's the deal.
She's not going to be around for much longer.
She's upset about this Prop 50 thing out in California.
It's actually going to change probably her congressional district too.
Okay, so she wouldn't have a job even if she wanted to.
Kind of like Jasmine, Jasmine Crockett down in Texas, who's been redistricted out of a position.
Don't feel bad for her.
She thinks she's going to take on Ted Cruz.
I mean, we're talking delusional beyond delusional.
Anyway, Anyway, Nancy's out.
And we're going to get that announcement most likely within the next few hours after, you know, it's election day.
So they get some stuff going on in California.
We'll see just exactly how that all pans out.
What do you guys think?
I'm just curious.
Is it time?
Is it time?
I mean, the Democrats are in a disaster zone.
We know that, right?
Hakeem Jeffries certainly isn't doing them any favors.
He needs to go too.
And he's actually younger than Nancy.
AOC, well, she's just a plain old socialist.
And you see how that's going for them in New York City with Mamdami.
possibly the next mayor of New York.
Oh, good luck getting federal funding then.
Look, you guys lost the party.
Why?
Because you lost your way.
You lost your way.
And basically, look at what Donald Trump was able to accomplish.
He's taken over your mantle, looking out for the working class Americans.
I mean, you guys used to be anti-immigration until, I don't know, maybe Soros was with the deep pockets coming along.
Or, oh, better yet, I think you guys figured it out.
You know what?
You're smarter than we give you credit for.
You were smart, Nancy and company, because you figured out we just keep bringing people in.
And we give them free stuff, free health care, free food, you know, courtesy of all those cards.
You get ethnically appropriate food.
I hate a free hotel for six months and a free cell phone.
Can't beat it, right?
Just vote for Democrats.
That was the moral of the story.
And so at this point, they've just, they've lost the story.
They've lost the story.
Nancy Pelosi's lost the story.
She is up there in age.
She looks terrible, by the way.
I'm sorry.
Not one to criticize.
She's actually an attractive.
Okay, I know you're going to get after me for this.
She's actually an attractive woman.
Really?
I mean, she's not that bad looking, but when she says stuff like this about the president of the United States of America, as we just saw, it tells me she's kind of jumped the shark.
And you know what?
She's 80-something years old.
She's got more money than God.
Like, go live out your elder years happily with your husband.
Stay involved.
Do whatever it is that you want to do.
You get a lot of grandkids, right?
And focus on that.
But I have another question for you guys.
Do you think that she's doing this in part because she has to?
In other words, and I'm reading some of your comments here about Pelosi.
I see there's not a lot of love lost here.
You know, you guys think that she's quite sick with this TDS piece of my mind.
I see the emojis.
I do think that she is a little bit nervous.
Shall we say that?
Can we say that?
because I think, you know, there's a lot coming.
I mean, you think about the investigation that Dan Bongino and Kash Patel have initiated.
You think about the willingness of this DOJ to go after people.
I mean, look at Comey.
He's been indicted.
Brennan, he's scared stiff, right?
Because he may be indicted.
You've got John Bolton.
He's been indicted because of the things that he was leaking.
And I think there's still a lot of questions about Nancy Pelosi and just exactly where she was on J6.
And when I say where she was, like what that really was all about, I think she might actually really be nervous because don't forget, she could have invited any journalist in there.
Who did she choose to bring but her daughter, who was a documentary filmmaker, into the whole ordeal during J6.
And so we had everything through Nancy's lens, courtesy of her daughter, the documentary filmmaker, filmmaker being key there, right?
They had the special music and the special effects because they want to lead you down this path because they have a narrative they're trying to tell.
Don't get me wrong.
I mean, we have a narrative here too.
But, you know, we don't like jam it filled with special effects and stuff to try and scary, scary, scary times.
Oh my gosh, they're going to do this.
They're going to go do that.
They're coming in on the Capitol.
I mean, wow.
Did we ever hear about how Nancy decided not to bring in the Capitol police?
No, you don't hear much about that in Alexandra Pelosi's version of this, which they played on a loop on CNN.
They kept playing it and playing it and playing.
You'd think CNN was in there with her, but nope, that was her daughter.
So a little bit of conflict of interest there on top of which.
They then decided to hold the January 6th hearings and they brought in ABC News producers.
Interesting, right?
ABC News producers because we're going to get to the view.
And let me just say the producers are freaking out over there.
But I think that maybe Nancy Pelosi is kind of freaking out because after all, it was her daughter that decided to put all that footage forward, which was a very specific and very biased narrative.
Any way you slice it, totally biased.
Well, now, you see, we've learned that it wasn't just The American media that shared that bias that Nancy has and her daughter has.
I mean, the bias was rampant, right?
We listened to James Comey say all his stuff and Brennan, et cetera.
I don't need to play that for you again.
Heck, you had the former president of the United States, Jimmy Carter, before he died saying he didn't believe that Trump was a legitimate president because he was put there by the Russians.
They tried everything.
They had the Russia thing.
And then they had the Hunter Biden laptop that was really just Russian misinformation.
Oops.
Along the way to the forum, they also had the J6 thing.
Okay.
So it's like one thing after another.
Actually, no, I got that right.
It was J6 that was the third.
Oh, and then, you know, you can squeeze in the Wuhan virus that was not really from Wuhan.
It was not from the Wuhan lab.
They lied over and over and over and over again.
And they lied in some ways even about, you know, and I'm not justifying it because I don't think it's appropriate to storm the Capitol.
Don't get me wrong.
Let's be very careful because somebody's going to misinterpret what I'm saying.
But they definitely overblew it.
Like my first question the whole time was, why didn't Nancy Pelosi call in the Capitol police?
Well, the media had their version of it.
courtesy of Nancy Pelosi and her daughter Alexandra.
And then there was the BBC version of it, right?
You saw this one.
They're being accused of editing what the president said.
They actually like waited an entire hour.
I'm going to show you first what they ran, followed by what he really said.
We're going to walk down to the Capitol, and I'll be there with you, and we fight.
We fight like hell.
We're going to walk down.
Okay.
That's what they ran.
You understand, like, that has a pretty significant meaning.
It turns out that's not actually what he said, the whole, we will fight, we will fight like hell.
That came, like, an hour later into the speech, an hour later.
But they stitched it together as though it was real, as though he was encouraging people to do that.
This is according to a whistleblower, and I'll tell you, the BBC's got some answering to do about this particular program.
They aired it right before the election.
Ooh, they must really want that USAID money, huh?
Anyway, here's the original.
The Capitol.
And we're going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women.
Hmm, you're going to cheer them on.
That's very different than we're going to fight, okay?
So I'm pointing out only that.
is you look at Nancy Pelosi's departure.
Granted, she's quite old and the party's a mess.
And I think there's a lot of pressure for her to get out.
And just like there was a lot of pressure for Biden to get out.
But I think there's other things going on here, too.
Maybe she figures she's not as much in harm's way if she exits stage left.
Maybe she figures less likely that she's going to get indicted like her friend James Comey did.
I mean, Comey's in all kinds of trouble, for goodness sakes.
James Comey, who, you know, basically tried to say he didn't have anything to do with anything.
Oh, he was just an innocent bystander.
I remember this one.
And by the way, I'm showing you this short that we ran alongside some texts that he was going back and forth with one of his staffers trying to get him to say certain things for certain reasons.
There's this little thing called tape.
Director Comey, have you ever been an anonymous source in news reports about matters relating to the Trump investigation or the Clinton investigation?
Never.
Have you ever authorized someone else at the FBI to be an anonymous source in news reports about the Trump investigation or the Clinton investigation?
No.
I needed to get that out into the public square.
And so I asked a friend of mine to share the content of the memo with a reporter.
Didn't do it myself for a variety of reasons, but I asked him to because I thought that might prompt the appointment of a special counsel.
And there we have it.
Okay, well, I'm glad that got cleared up.
There's some more receipts that just appeared.
Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to share with you because Comey's in much, much more trouble.
Look at this handwritten now.
Okay, so this was discovered, oh, on FBI letterhead.
And this was actually presented by Lindsay Halligan as part of evidence.
This is in government exhibit number 13, if you would.
So Lindsay Halligan, she's the U.S. attorney there in Virginia.
She's going after letitia James, she's going after Comey.
And Comey's firing back with the allegation that she can't go after him because she's not legit.
She hasn't been confirmed by the Senate.
There's talk of Pam Bondi now intervening to try and solidify this because they want to go after Comey because of some of the things that I'm about to show you.
So this all came out just last night, actually.
Look at this.
I mean, this is his handwriting.
Now, I don't expect you to be able to read that handwriting.
He's worse than a doctor's there.
So let's go over to Twitter, X, forgive me, where somebody had the good sense to translate it.
This is Comey's own outline to himself, talking about how he would undermine HRC, the confidence in the system, HRC's plans to hit Trump, HRC health, whatever that is.
Kerry apparently was going to focus on Trump's finance, the debts to Moscow.
Remember that we had to keep hearing about how like the Moscow investment bank was lending him all this money.
It turned out not to be true, but they were making stuff up.
Apparently.
The Bonkers Moscow Debts00:15:49
And then there's a journalist saying without naming, I mentioned New York Times, Russia, and then he's got instructions to David, propose pattern, use of pattern to the intrusion scans of state voter databases.
What is this all about?
It's not good.
I got a kick out of this one.
Do you know what Comey used for an alias?
Reinhold?
Neiber7 at gmail.com.
Reinhold Neiber7 at gmail.com.
That was his alias that he used on Gmail to try and communicate with people about kind of important state matters.
According to these documents, again, released by Lindsey Halligan.
This one, he's writing to his friend at Columbia.
This is the guy at Columbia who apparently said that he would work hard to to help him out.
He was on the payroll.
For goodness sakes, he was on the payroll at the FBI.
The NEW YORK Times op-ed page asked me to write something on your letter.
I'm not inclined to do so, but if you think it will help to explain that you owned something uh, absolute candor and that the credibility well, it's hard for me to read this one will be particularly important in the coming years, given the threatening of investigations.
And he writes, no need at this point, it'd be, it would be something about into the wind.
Someday they'll figure it out and, as Jack and Ben point out, my decision will be One, a president-elect Clinton will be grateful for, although that wasn't why I did it.
Oh dear.
Like Comey, you may have some problems with this evidence.
Then there's exhibit number, let's see, is this exhibit number 15?
I'm going to have to move in closer to see this.
It's hard to read.
No, this is exhibit number 10.
Forgive me.
This is exhibit 10.
It's showing FBI special employee Daniel Richmond, aka, I guess everybody's got a funny name here, Michael Garcia.
I like the German thing that he was going with, though.
Honestly, I mean, if you're going to come up with a fake pseudonym, you might as well go, what was it, Reinhold something?
Anyway, leaking as an anonymous source to New York Times reporter Michael Schmidt on behalf of then FBI Director James Comey.
Now, remember how we started this, Edwin?
I told you that I showed you the sound.
He talked about how we'd never done this and then admits, oh, yeah, no, he did.
So there's all these texts going back and forth where he's apparently giving instructions.
To someone to go out and leak to the NEW YORK Times.
You know they have their friends, the NEW YORK Times, the Washington POST, that's the deal, okay.
So this is not.
This is not good.
There's two pages of these things.
My gosh uh, my thanks to Mike Davis for getting some of this out there and uh, it's good to see.
So as much as Comey wants to go after Lindsay Halligan and say this should be thrown out because she doesn't have the jurisdiction, she doesn't have the right.
She happens to be the presidential appointee okay, so maybe she hasn't been confirmed by the Senate yet, but she certainly has the right to do all this.
I mean, you got Leticia doing the same exact thing.
She's, she's singing the same exact tune.
Oh, she doesn't have the right to do this because she hasn't been confirmed.
Well, i'll tell you, it doesn't really matter when we're looking at evidence like this.
I mean, i'm sure we'd like her to get confirmed, but I think that they're going to find a workaround and a way to continue going after her again.
Comey, we're not the ones who got up there and allegedly lied to Congress, as you're being accused of doing.
We're not the ones who said, no, no, nothing to see here, only to then find all of this out.
I mean, they do have some stuff they can go after you with, including your own darn handwriting on FBI letterhead.
Wow.
Like what went down?
And, you know, we've talked a lot about Arctic Frost was just seriously, seriously, seriously unbelievable.
And it's unbelievable because there's certain rules, shall we say, when it comes to how you initiate an investigation.
You don't go out there and spy.
For example, on eight members of Congress, well, that would be eight senators and one representative.
I mean, that's really kind of bonkers, but this is what they were doing.
And it's being alleged that this was part of Merrick Garland and Lisa Monaco and Jack Smith and Christopher Wray's operation all targeting Donald Trump.
So there we go.
It was eight members of the Senate plus one representative.
Then you had 92 Republicans.
Actually, I think that number is up to about 104.
And we know that.
they were spying on roughly 440 members of the MAGA world.
So this is like not normal.
Okay, this is, how else do we say this?
I mean, we could say it's bigger than Watergate for sure.
I think it's probably the biggest issue that we have ever, ever seen, at least in my lifetime as a reporter.
I think this is bigger than Watergate for sure.
And it's certainly the president does as well.
He's called them thugs.
He's after them.
He's like, this is terrible.
They belong in jail for this kind of thing.
It's just not normal.
Assuming that this is all true, I'd like to know, and here he is going after somebody else at the FBI.
He's gone after, of course, Jack Smith repeatedly.
And then you got to ask yourself the question, as interestingly, none other than Senator Kennedy did, why the heck were the phone companies so willing to oblige everyone?
Like, why did they roll over and play dead?
You get a subpoena, but don't you run a risk of complying with that subpoena?
If that subpoena is not actually valid, you're going to have problems.
So listen to him ask Pam Bondi about that.
But the phone company and the general counsel for the phone company, our companies, if there were more than one involved, could say, you know, this is serious as an aneurysm.
This is serious as four heart attacks and a stroke.
This is a sitting United States Senator.
So, general counsel would likely advise the CEO you need to file a motion to quash.
Senator, typically phone companies follow a subpoena from.
A United States.
I know they do, but they don't have to.
They could challenge it, Senator.
Yeah.
Or maybe they should have gone to Amazon and buy some testicles online.
He's got a way with words, shall we say.
Instead of just saying, sure, I'll just show you.
Instead of just saying, sure, I'll show you everything.
So, you know, a telecom company actually does have to be looking at a subpoena, a court order, a national security letter, a FISA warrant.
Now, they could say, hey, you know, this doesn't really feel right to me.
And according to Chuck Grassley, Some phone companies, one in particular, said, yeah, this doesn't feel right to me.
Hey, Jack Smith, you know, we need a little more.
And Jack Smith rolled over.
And then the other phone company literally rolled over Watts.
I've recently been informed by Verizon that at least 11 members with Verizon accounts were affected.
That includes a hard line for Senator Cruz's office and a staffer cell phone for former Senator Leffler.
ATT informed me they challenged the legal basis.
For Jack Smith's efforts and Smith backed down.
Whoa.
Okay.
So he backed down right away.
You understand.
Like this is, we're going to find out all kinds of things.
So when Nancy Pelosi says, okay, I'm not announcing my retirement, like I get it.
Like I think she's kind of like, I could be in the crosshairs here.
I could be in a whole lot of trouble.
And maybe if she exits, maybe some of that, some of that pressure is relieved in some way.
I'm not entirely sure.
I do think that this.
particular FBI and DOJ want to expose everything, but perhaps she's thinking this relieves me of some of the pressure that I might be facing in the near future.
And believe me, there's tons and tons and tons of pressure.
And, you know, don't forget, I mentioned earlier, it was ABC News, right, that kept, you know, broadcasting so much.
Well, it was the whole, you know, let's have a whole primetime special.
So all the networks are involved in that.
But it was, interestingly enough, it was ABC News that had the producers that they sent over to work on this, like James Goldston or Goldman.
He was the former Good Morning America producer.
And they were so proud of this.
They like, okay, we get our primetime special.
We're going to go after Donald Trump for this J6 stuff.
But it didn't really work, right?
I mean, think about what happened.
They lost the election and midterms, that is.
And then the J6 committee dissolved and Kingsinger went away.
And then all of a sudden, they came back with those phone records.
What I was just telling you about, Arctic Cross, they had the phone records and they decided to go back and present those to the FBI.
Something like 30 million phone records where they were gathering the metadata.
You talk to this person who talks to this person.
We figure out how long you were talking and we figure out where you were, et cetera.
That is not okay.
It's pretty bad.
But it brings ABC back into the orbit.
And right now, I think bosses at Disney's ABC are getting really nervous.
They're really panicked.
I know they're panicked.
because they actually scolded Whoopi Goldberg on live television just yesterday.
She didn't really appreciate it.
She didn't appreciate it at all.
She started like pulling a Nancy Pelosi, if you would, and she like ripped up the document that they sent her because she said something that was incorrect.
She tried to suggest that Donald Trump didn't know one of the people he was pardoning and therefore it was an auto-pardon, an auto-pardon.
And they said, no, Whoopi, you can't say that.
You see, she said too many things that are just flat out wrong, like blatantly wrong, over and over and over and over again.
You can go watch yesterday's show if you want to see them all because I played them all.
At least five.
I mean, I could go on and on and on and on all day.
I mean, we got at least 50 in the hopper.
But anyway, this is what she said just yesterday that got her in trouble.
And I want you to watch as the note gets passed over to Whoopi Goldberg.
Boy, she starts scowling.
She gets mad and all of a sudden pulls up Pelosi, rips it up in front of everyone.
And the other insane thing is that when people are going to go to their meetings with the judge, the meetings that they're supposed to go to, when they're listening to what the hell?
What?
Okay, so get some.
Don't let Sonny pass his notes.
We don't know if Trump used an auto pen to part.
Trump used an auto pen.
It was a joke.
Yes.
Oh, come on.
But we do know that he didn't know who that crypto guy was.
Well, I'm sorry.
You know, the hardest thing about this job now is no one understands nuance.
You know when you hear a joke, when somebody's fooling around, when they're not saying something specific, especially on this show.
I'm very specific when I'm pointing stuff out.
When I'm making jokes, you know when I'm making jokes.
This is ridiculous.
Okay, but you see, and my thanks to our good friends over at, gosh, they've been around for 20 years at Newsbusters for providing that clip.
But you can see how nervous they're getting because here's the reality of the world right now.
She said so many things that were not true, so many things that were incorrect, that now the FCC is conducting an investigation into the entire network and said this show has turned into a liability.
So, okay, fine.
Like, you know, it was a joke and we can all take a joke and I'm fine with a joke.
The problem is, a lot of your stuff hasn't been jokes.
And again, I don't need to like play Whoopi's Greatest Hits because if you watch this show on a regular basis, you know what they are.
But you can go look at yesterday's show because we played a bunch of them.
I mean, the example of her saying, oh, Iran is a better place for a black woman to live today than the United States of America.
Come on, come on, all right?
And then there's, oh, this one.
She keeps saying it over and over and over again.
This was last week.
She said it at least twice that Donald Trump is going to stay for a third term.
He's not going to allow anybody to run for election.
He already came out.
And said, no, that's not the case.
I'm not allowed to run.
But this doesn't stop her from making this stuff up.
And so now, now you've got a situation where even Time Magazine is all over this.
Basically, everybody at ABC is terrified that The View is next after Jimmy Kimmel.
So they got in the crossfires of the FCC.
I can tell you the entire network is in the crossfires of the FCC because Brennan Carr, who now runs the FCC, is like, you know, we have a lot of power and we're just not using it.
Why aren't we using it?
You get all these crazy networks out there doing whatever they want.
They're totally running wild.
They have no sense of responsibility whatsoever.
And so we actually need to exercise things like the 1933 or 34 Communications Act, which advised that these airwaves are set up for the public good and for the community.
Now, if you are just spouting a bunch of nonsense, I'm all for free speech.
Don't get me wrong.
Okay.
But you can do that on cable.
Hey, Jimmy Kimmel, you can take your show to cable.
You can go do that on MSNBC.
I hear they're pretty desperate right now.
Rachel's.
Rachel's ratings, you know, for her one Monday night appearance, they're in the gutter.
And the other one, poor Peppermint Patty, she needs some help too.
So, hey, Jimmy, I got a gig for you, okay?
You won't be out of work.
They're spinning off MSNBC.
Go over there, do your little show on MSNBC, and you can say all the nasty things you want about Trump all day long.
And, you know, they don't even have to be true because it's cable, all right?
You can get away with that.
You can't do that on an ABC News platform.
Not to mention, guys, not to mention, okay, it's network, but this particular show.
This particular show falls under the platform of ABC News.
And I know that because at one point my agent called and said, hey, do you want to do The View?
And I'm like, are you crazy?
Like, I wouldn't wish that show on my worst enemy.
I don't even have an agent anymore.
I don't need to deal with it anymore because it's just you and me right here.
Okay.
Make sure you subscribe, share, like.
Also, I put the Spotify channel in the chat link and it's also in the show notes link.
I mean, you got to start somewhere.
I think we're at 14,000 and change right now in terms of subs, but you know, look, we've been there over here on YouTube.
So I'd appreciate a little love if you get a chance, go over there, give five stars.
And you have to listen at least to a part of the show in order to rate it.
But I'd love to hear from you.
I do look at.
all of those comments as well as here.
So my point just being, here's the deal.
ABC's in trouble.
Disney knows ABC's in trouble.
ABC did everything in its power to help the Biden and then Kamala team try and win this election.
I mean, going all the way back to making sure their producers were the ones that were running the show for the primetime special of the J6 hearings, all the way through to the debates, right?
And then, to the view which just spouts lie after lie after lie after lie, I mean we, i'm getting kind of sick of them.
We had to hear the other day oh, how the ballroom is going to be paid for by you, the taxpayer.
That was Whoopi's latest and greatest.
So, just so we're clear, the ballroom is being paid for by corporations, apparently not Disney, but everybody else is on there.
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You got Caterpillar, good old big American company.
You got Comcast Corporation ha, that's, you see, Rachel Maddox Boss.
Well, for now, I mean, they are getting spun off.
You got, you got HP on there.
You got, I mean, Tethers on there.
Tether, that's uh, Howard Lutnick's gosh.
The Lutnick family actually has something to do with this as well.
You've got the Winklevoss Twins.
They were the ones that uh, really got into bitcoin.
I mean, you got everyone on this list.
Okay, so all these corporations are coming forward and saying, we are going to pay for this, we're going to help pay for this, and yet what does the view tell you?
The view tells you that you're going to pay the taxpayer.
It's unbelievable.
So they're nervous.
They're scared.
They're panicked.
What do they do?
They go out and say, we got to find a conservative to come on this show.
Who could we possibly get to come on this show?
Don't look at me.
But apparently somebody else is quite willing.
You know who Marjorie Taylor Greene is, right?
I'm just curious.
I want to see in the chat what you guys think about this because, you know, she's kind of been sort of straying.
I mean, you know, from sort of what, whatever Trump wants, it's not necessarily what Marjorie Taylor Greene wants lately, even though she says she's emphatically America first.
And so going on the view and like finding yourself in agreement with the ladies on the view, I'm just saying it's a little peculiar.
But I want to know what you say.
Let's watch this here together.
I think that all of us right here are doing a great job of exchanging our ideas and things that we believe in, and we're doing it in a very professional and kind way.
And in my opinion, I think we need more of that in America.
I really do.
And a lot of people wanted me to come on the show and say nasty things and, you know, all of us to fight.
They wanted all of us to fight.
Thank you for not doing that.
Oh my goodness, no.
I didn't choose to round that.
It's like five to one.
She could handle it, but she didn't want to.
She could handle it.
No, I didn't want to do that today because I believe that people with powerful voices like myself and like you, and especially women to women, we need to pave a new path.
This country, our beautiful country, our red, white, and blue flag is just being ripped to shreds, and I think it takes women of maturity to sew it back together.
And I think that happens through Facebook.
Yeah, I was just looking at everything that you guys were saying, and you're not impressed, right?
A lot of you like her, but you feel like, in Cat Crazy's estimate, she's pulling like a Candace Owens thing.
Maybe it's for attention.
I don't know.
Maybe she wants a gig on The View.
Maybe she's crazy enough to actually want a gig on The View, and maybe she thinks her political career is coming to an end.
It could be.
I've seen crazier things happen.
Anyway, she actually even was advised by the ladies on The View to maybe consider joining the Democrat Party.
Huh?
Well, I want to talk about MAGA voters who believed that the president made promises like lowering grocery prices on day one.
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Right now, grocery prices, inflation is up, soybean and cattle farmers are on the verge of bankruptcy.
Millions have lost their food stamps and are about to lose their health care while we're watching 40 million, 40 billion dollars to bail out Argentina.
What is going on?
I don't know.
I am so America first.
I just, I feel like I live it and breathe it.
And that's my district and that's what people want.
They are so tired of their hard earned tax dollars being sent overseas to foreign wars and foreign aid and foreign causes.
While life in America just becomes more and more unaffordable, we want this money invested at home for our infrastructure, for programs, for our people, and most importantly, for my children's generation and their children and their children and generations to come.
And I have to say, that's what I've campaigned on the entire time.
Everybody's like, Marjorie Taylor Greene has changed.
And I'm like, oh no, nothing has changed about me.
I am staying absolutely 100% true to the people that voted for me and true to my district.
And I am so angry when I drive around my district.
To all these beautiful little rural small towns.
And there's manufacturing plants that are crumbling from decades of lost industry, small businesses that got shuttered during COVID lockdowns and COVID shutdowns.
And you want to know something else, Whippy?
So many veterans that went over and had to fight in some war that really had nothing to do with where they were from or their hometown and their lives and families' lives have been so affected.
So for me, I am.
Unapologetically, America first, and I'll do anything I can to work hard to save you.
Maybe she'll become a Democrat, Marjorie.
No, I'm not a Democrat.
You know, if you want to know something, I'll say this.
I think both parties have failed.
Okay.
Fair.
I don't entirely disagree with that, and she had a good shtick, but I would say, like, when you get to the point where you find yourself just constantly agreeing with the ladies on The View, like, Something's amiss.
Just a little something.
Just a little, little something.
And I think you're forgetting about everything that's happened.
And believe me, a lot happened, right?
A lot happened.
You have only to go back to look at everything that Comey allegedly did.
And you can't get away from that, okay?
You can't get away from that.
It's worth It's worth mentioning, it's an important time to mention, I should say, just my support of a good organization that's trying to kind of clean some of this up.
And I'm happy to partner with them on it.
I'm going to actually put them on the screen.
They're called freemarkets.org, which obviously is something near and dear to my heart.
But, you know, they're trying to basically make sure that some of the crazy stuff that went on during those times where they were profiling people that were in the MAGA movement, as we've been discussing.
including trying to debank them.
They want to make sure that that stuff does not happen again because under the Obama and the Biden administrations, what happened?
You had regulators pressuring banks to close accounts for industries and for individuals that they didn't feel passed the smell test, so to speak, people that they didn't like.
It was politically motivated.
It was debanking, which trampled on the freedom of everyday Americans and everyday American businesses, putting government in the business, these regulators, right, of punishing.
people that disagreed with the government.
And thankfully, President Trump is taking some decisive action here, and he's working to stop it.
He's got an executive order out there that's going to make it clear that debanking has to end once and for all.
You don't want regulators getting in there telling the banks they got to do this, they got to do that.
And I don't either.
And so Americans for Free Markets is standing up to this.
Freemarkets.org.
Go check this out, guys, because you know what?
We've got to protect the financial freedom of every single American out there.
We can't allow for any more debanking because some regulator.
gets it in his or her head that they can go after these individuals.
That is not okay.
We need new legislation, right, to bring clarity and reform and consistency and long overdue accountability to all this financial regulation out there.
So you won't have a situation where I like to call it government gone wild, regulators gone wild.
So join me in this.
Go check it out.
Free markets.org today.
Really, really important stuff.
Meanwhile, you know, ABC is not the only one in trouble.
CBS is in total chaos.
We've been talking about this.
They're like, you know, firing everybody, including Oprah's bestie.
But here's something that's really interesting.
We caught something on the Trish Regan show yesterday.
We talked about how they were editing things kind of in a peculiar way to kind of basically take the meat out of what Trump was saying in that interview that he did on 60 Minutes on Sunday night.
And now even, even MSNBC is admitting it as well.
Let's go back to that interview because I want to show you something.
We got the middle of the shutdown happening, right?
And this shutdown could be fixed if the Democrats would get it out of their head that they didn't have to have $1.5 trillion for health care that would go to illegals.
But they're insisting on this.
This is something that was put in as an extra provision during COVID.
So during 2020, Nancy and Chuck, they were like, woohoo, we got money to spend and we're going to print, and we're going to spend, You had Powell at the Fed along for the ride just printing money like, you know, there was no tomorrow.
It was QE1, QE2, QE3.
I mean, one big cruise ship, right, of money floating towards you.
Plus you had Nancy and Chuck.
Oh, and least I forget, Joe Biden was like, I'm going to send a stimulus check too.
So he got the third stimulus check.
sent out to every American.
I mean, this was a lot of money.
You wonder why you were seeing double-digit inflation in consumer.
Well, it wasn't consumer prices, producer prices.
I think we were up to 9.6% inflation in consumer prices.
It was out of control.
All right.
That was a problem.
That was a problem.
And now here we're looking at a situation where Donald Trump is coming in.
He's fixing it all.
He wants to get rid of the $1.5 trillion because it was set to expire anyway.
And they're throwing a hissy fit.
And so he's asked by the reporter at CBS about this, and she airs one version of his answer.
But the version of his answer that was actually the one I personally would have aired because it reflected his concern about where this money was going was just completely left out.
Take a peek.
Give us an extension.
We'll work it out.
They've lost their way.
They've become crazed lunatics.
And all they have to do, Nora, is this is what they aired.
Let's vote.
Senate Democrats say they will vote to reopen the government if Republicans agree to extend subsidies for over 20 million Americans who use Obamacare for their health insurance.
You hear that?
Okay, so that's her version.
Let's go back to what he actually said.
And we know this because guess what?
The White House put out all 74 minutes.
They only ran 27, but the White House put out all 74 minutes.
So we've seen the entire interview.
Take a peek.
Give us an extension.
We'll work it out.
They've lost their way.
They've become crazed lunatics.
And all they have to do, Nora, is say, let's vote.
And you can open the economy, could open up during our interview.
Is there something you can do?
Maybe you do.
Is there something you can do?
All I can do is give the facts.
Here's what I can't do.
I can't give them a trillion and a half dollars so that they can give welfare to people that came into our country illegally, People from mental institutions and people that are drug dealers get vast amounts of money for health care.
That I can't.
That's kind of an important part of the argument, right?
I mean, that's the whole reason why he's not willing to say, okay, fine on the one and a half trillion dollars.
And yet she completely obliterates it.
CBS completely obliterated it.
And you wonder why nobody trusts these legacy media institutions anymore.
Well, over on MSNBC, they have a different view of it.
They actually think that, yes, In fact, somebody could sue over this, but they see it rather differently.
Again, we know all this because the administration put out the entire 74 minutes.
So thank you for that, guys.
You know, like transparency.
Thank you very much.
We need that transparency.
I wouldn't know about this if it wasn't for that transparency.
So let's go to what they're saying.
They're singing a different tune, of course, over on MSNBC this morning, suggesting that somebody ought to sue because of, well, other reasons.
They find other things that should have been in there that weren't.
Here you have Donald Trump suing CBS because they edited some of their interview with Kamala Harris, which CBS, NBC, ABC, Fox News, every network forever do the same thing.
For time.
for a time.
$16 million.
He gets $16 million.
And then goes back to CBS' 60 Minutes.
And not only do they edit significant parts of the interview, they edit parts of the interview he tells them to edit.
Is that right?
You don't have to put that in.
Don't put that.
You probably don't want to put that in.
Don't put that in.
And of course, as we said, Before, if somebody wants me to put something in, all they have to do is tell me not to put it in, and it's in.
Right.
Because it means it's significant.
You know, you may have said something you don't want the world to know.
So that makes it inherently newsworthy.
But a year ago, just over a year ago, that 60 Minutes interview with Kamala Harris airs, and conspiracy theorists find in the transcript some nefarious plot by CBS to get Kamala Harris elected, a nefarious plot against Donald Trump because they edited for time because the show is only an hour.
So now we have yesterday, fast forward a year, that interview comes out, CBS puts out the transcript, and you can see all the things, some of them very significant, left out for time, which raises the question should there now be a lawsuit against CBS for selectively editing an interview with the President of the United States as was?
Let me just say, they're trying really hard.
They're really, really trying hard.
Let me just make it really clear to all of them.
You know what?
You can edit for time, sure, all right?
But you don't get to hide behind the, oh, we're editing for time.
When you take Total word salad, and you actually make it sound meaningful, like the woman has half a brain, which clearly, I mean, look, you saw the same thing I did, all right?
We had to see Kamala go around and around and around and around the mulberry bush before she ever got to a point, and there was no real point.
But at least when they edited it, and I said, this editor deserves an Emmy Award winning prize just for being able to make sense of Kamala Harris, she had to answer the question on Israel, and they performed surgery.
Surgery to make it work.
Look, it does happen.
People edit for time, but not for content.
Okay.
I can tell you that I've been a journalist for 20 some odd.
Oh, gosh, like many, many years.
I started in the year 2000 for real, but I was working.
I mean, I was an intern at NBC.
I have had a lot of experience prior to that.
I mean, heck, I was the seventh grade, maybe the fifth grade Hampton Academy correspondent when I was a kid at the Hampton, you know, newspaper.
What was it called?
The Hampton Union.
Yeah, it was the Hampton Union.
I got paid 50 cents on my first story.
My dad framed the check.
So anyway, the point is I've been around this for a while and I understand the ethics involved.
You do not change the entire story just because you want, well, I mean, I think you want to help Kamala Harris in that case.
Maybe you want to help your viewer.
Maybe you're like, oh, this is what she really meant.
But that bias is being reflected because I guarantee you they wouldn't have done that for Trump.
I can remember when Trump first came on the scene and just trying to edit some of the things he said because he didn't have sort of like a natural soundbite.
You know, he jokes about how he does the, oh, guys, what does he call it?
Where he does sort of the like, the pivot right.
He's got like a name for it.
He's used up on the campaign platform one of you guys is going to remember he's he does this like loop-de-loop and it's kind of funny because he'll be telling you a story and then he'll go off.
Heck, I probably do that too a little bit on this show, forgive me.
Um, he'll go off and he'll tell you something really, really interesting and then he'll come back and he'll tell you exactly what he thought, and so it makes it sometimes challenging, right as an editor or producer, to cut those.
But nobody's cutting them in a way that actually fundamentally unless you're the BBC, Uh-huh.
You saw that one.
Unless the BBC fundamentally changes what he's saying or unless you're CBS News, because I think they did fundamentally change what he was saying vis-a-vis why that $1.5 trillion, right, needed to go.
So it's reflecting their bias.
Maybe my bias is to not change what he's saying because, you know, that's, you know, I want to be as truthful as I can.
I think about they called him cheap.
Fakes when we would show versions of Joe Biden struggling to sit down.
Remember, remember he was in France and he couldn't.
He was trying to figure out what was to sit down and like.
He kept trying to sit and people thought there was no chair there.
There was, and I showed you the full, complete clip.
I didn't even need to cut it short because the full, complete clip was that compelling.
He kept trying to sit, and trying to sit and then eventually he did sit.
Or the time that he wandered off right because he saw somebody with a big, giant balloon, he just wandered off away from the whole team at G7.
And oh Georgia Maloney, great woman that she is prime minister of Italy right, she's fantastic, absolutely fantastic.
She goes off and gets him, none of the other.
Everybody else is like, where's my shot?
Where's my camera?
You know where's the lights?
Um, and Maloney went off and she brought him back and and I showed you all of it.
I showed you all of it.
I didn't cut it short because it was worth seeing all of it.
Um, I like to think that i'm a lot more fair than some of these other journalists.
But this is what the business is right when you get 74 minutes with Trump and you only air 27.
First of all, aren't you called 60 minutes?
I get it.
You got commercials.
You got commercials.
All right.
So let's do the math.
They basically have 22 minutes per half hour.
I know this again because I worked at CBS Evening News.
They had eight minutes worth of commercials.
Okay.
So you had 22 and 22, and we're going to get 44.
So you could have at least interviewed him for 74 and Sean 44.
Maybe you cut out 30 minutes.
It would have been a little bit better.
But nope, nope.
They had other things they had to get to, right?
Yeah, like everybody's watching them.
Not, not, not.
Anyway, CBS, we wish you lots of luck.
You got a lot of stuff going on.
And I know everybody's working hard to cling to their job.
But him saying, oh, don't have to put that in.
That's how do I say this?
It's not that the reporter necessarily, like MSNBC wants you to believe, is immediately not going to put that in.
He just probably realized that he went off on his tangent.
He likes to go on the tangents.
He likes to tell stories.
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And it's kind of fun.
Like, I enjoy those stories.
That's what makes him great at these rallies, right?
You never know what he's going to say.
He kind of just talks.
And we've never seen that in a politician before.
I mean, they're so tightly won and they're so tightly scripted and they just stick to their talking points.
And then all of a sudden, this man comes out of nowhere in 2016, right down the escalator.
His wife wore a strapless.
I'll never forget it.
I mean, we were so used to Michelle Obama.
And she was living on the edge with the dresses that would show off the shoulder, the fattest part of the arm right here, cut her right there.
Word to the wise, you'll wear it this way, triangular, or you'll wear it like Melania did.
You don't wear it that way, okay?
It's just like the worst possible, bad lines, bad lines, bad lines.
But you know, it made her look really strong, really strong.
And I thought to myself, wow, like this is refreshing.
And by the way, Melania's finally getting rid of those silly.
Silly dresses that Michelle wore.
I am digressing nonetheless.
You get my point.
You get my point.
So CBS is in a lot of trouble and they're all kind of scared because they're all fearful they're going to lose their multi million dollar jobs.
And they probably will.
They probably will because that business doesn't work anymore.
It just doesn't.
I mean, you can do a whole lot more with a whole lot less.
Case in point, I think about it back in the day, like when I worked for them, we'd have to get a live truck.
If I was going to do something, say, On the road, anywhere, outside the studio, and you would pay tens of thousands of dollars for a live truck, for your 10 little seconds that you'd get, you know, to be on camera.
And you think about what we're able to do now.
It's just miraculous.
It makes me a big believer, by the way, in the tech economy overall.
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But I am a big believer in the tech economy, and I don't care.
You know, like you can get distracted with the day to day stuff.
I think overall, we're in store for some really good things.
Not sure about Gold's Gym, though.
Did you see what happened with Gold's Gym?
Some of you may have seen this yesterday on my shorts feed.
I want to play this moment when a woman comes out, she's like over it because there's a guy in the locker room.
Whoa, check this out.
This woman didn't appreciate being in a Gold's Gym locker room with a Full on man today.
Whoa.
Men, grown men with big in the women's locker room.
And that's why I'm getting kicked out.
And I want to make sure the girls know.
The f.
Yeah, what the?
Everybody saw that man in the f.
locker room.
No one's saying f.
Come on.
And I'm f.
done with it.
It's f.
stupid.
It's dangerous.
Sue him.
Gold Jim, you're on notice.
I mean, this is becoming a big story, right?
So I brought that to you on the shorts feed just as it happened yesterday.
And by last night, we saw that the LA singer, it's a singer named Tish Hyman.
Apparently, she's kind of popular.
I'm kind of out of it when it comes to pop music, although, heck, I can play a mean game of opera trivia.
I dare you to challenge me.
I mean, it's weird.
I can give you, like, this recording by Franco Corelli and Renato Tibaldi, that's, you know, Turndo, and it's conducted by Toscanini.
It's a weird talent.
Good party trick.
It just, not a lot of people know opera, so it doesn't get used very much.
But this la singer, Tish Hyman, is apparently well known and she says her.
Her membership at Gold's gym was totally revoked after this heated confrontation with a transgender female or um, according to the body parts she saw a full-on man.
So this has become kind of an issue.
And you know what's interesting here, she's actually a lesbian woman.
So you know she's like, wait a second, like i'm pretty tolerant, like i'm.
I'm not transphobic, i'm not homophobic Like you, do you?
But stay out of my locker room, for goodness sakes.
Now all of a sudden the company is getting flooded with bad reviews, according to a story in Newsweek today.
I want to go back to Tish Hyman because as soon as she came out of that gym after losing her membership, she had a few more things to say.
Listen.
I just had the worst experience ever at the gym, at Gold's Gym.
And I think this is probably happening at gyms across America.
We're like, trans women are going into the women's locker room and not really caring about how women feel about it.
And it's really hurtful, yo.
Like, how are you going to say you want to be a woman or that you are a woman, but you don't give a fuck how women feel?
Today I was naked in the locker room.
I turn around and there's a man there in boy clothes, lip gloss, standing there looking at me.
I'm butt naked.
So the first thing I think is maybe there's a work doing here.
Maybe I missed the sign.
I say the word sir to say, sir, what are you doing in here?
He goes, don't talk to me.
I'm a woman.
I have a right to be in here.
Immediately, I'm pissed because I'm butt naked.
I feel violated.
I feel like weird.
I don't want to deal with this, right?
So the girls are walking in and they're seeing the commotion and they actually chime in and say, I don't know why he's in here.
He's not supposed to be in here.
And then I talk to the people that work at Gold's Gym and they don't really have anything to do.
They just like, oh, we can file a report about an incident report.
What the fuck?
Is going on like listen, how can you say you're a woman or you want to be a woman and you don't care how women feel?
That's nothing more manly than not.
I mean, whoa, all right.
I always say, like, where are the women?
Like, what is what is going on with Democrat women that they're willing to roll over and play dead?
Okay, anything a man wants, you know, fine.
It's actually, if you think about it in a way, like, really pretty, like, fundamentally sexist against women.
The pregnant man emoji?
Come on, give me a break.
When are they getting rid of that?
Have they yet?
That's a new campaign.
Anyway, let's go back to this woman, this singer, Tish Hyman, because she wasn't done.
She wasn't done.
And I love what she says.
It's been my point all along.
Here we go.
And I get it.
Like, everybody has their own things.
And I don't explain, I don't want to say that I know everything about gay rights or trans rights.
I'm a lesbian.
I've been a lesbian my whole life.
I treat people I want to be treated regardless of whatever they're sexual.
Orientation is or whatever they decide.
So I'm not transphobic and I'm not homophobic.
I'm not straightyphobic.
I'm not racist.
None of these things.
I just believe in treating people how I want to be treated.
Why do you guys think it's okay for men to be in the women's restroom?
And like, when is the cutoff?
And if you really want to be safe and feel good, why don't we just make trans restrooms?
Because Because it ain't right.
It ain't.
Okay.
No, she's totally right.
Like just, you know, it's like what I've said, you know, the swimming, like swim in your own lane, for goodness sakes.
Compete against yourselves.
Like don't try and compete against a naturally born female.
I mean, look at Riley Gaines.
My goodness, the hate that she was attacked with was wild to me.
Absolutely wild.
And even AOC, right?
She recently went after AOC pretty hard, as she should, because look, if you're going to stand up for women, stand up for women, for goodness sakes.
We can be tolerant.
This woman clearly is very, very tolerant.
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But she's like, enough already.
Like, have your own locker room.
Have your own bathroom.
Like, this is not comfortable for me.
And if you keep forgetting that, then you're going to have a lot of problems, a lot of problems.
Listen, in the interest of thinking about one's health, since we're doing a segment on the gym, I am back at the gym myself.
I'm very proud of myself last two days, although I'm kind of achy because I took a couple weeks off.
That's what happens.
That's what happens.
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But I'll tell you guys, I mean, This gold gym, I would just say they could be in for it because we know when conservatives put their minds to it, they can make a lot of things happen.
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I'm thinking Disney.
Disney.
I mean, it's not just the view that's your problem.
You got all kinds of things going on.
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But again, as we began this show, we were talking about how Nancy Pelosi, moments from now, is going to be out.
Out, out, out.
And it's high time.
AOC should be very happy right now.
I don't think that's very good for the Democrats, but I'll take it.
I'll take it because you want to put AOC up there.
You want to put Mandami, Comrade Mandami, the communist.
They're installing him in New York City.
By the way, the surrounding community should see a great surge in real estate prices.
Florida will benefit from that.
Heck, they're talking about everybody migrating to Texas.
You got the Texas Stock Exchange down there.
There's a lot of good things that could come of this.
You see what I'm saying?
Republicans are going to win all day long.
If you keep putting people in that think it's perfectly fine for that poor woman to have to be changing in a locker room, as she alleges, next to a man, or if you think it's perfectly fine to take all of somebody's money and then redistribute it, to those that you think are more deserving.
I mean, this is bunkers, okay?
Crazy town USA, but that's where the Democrat Party has gone.
This is not what it used to be.
In fact, I mean, Biden's got kind of a sketchy record, frankly.
I mean, calling people boy, for goodness sakes.
But look, I mean, this is where they used to be.
And I think that Nancy Pelosi is seeing the handwriting on the wall.
She knows where this is heading.
She knows where it's heading.
And I would say that, you know, Black America, white America, working class America, Asian America, like it doesn't matter.
In fact, in that case, you know, you've had a lot of like Jillian Michaels, who's a lesbian herself, or this woman that we just heard from that was at a Gold's Gym.
Like everybody's kind of coming around to one point of view.
I mean, here's this guy.
I appreciated it because you know that snap is ending right now and we feel bad for anybody that's dependent on this, but he's making a point.
You should hear them loud and clear.
Oh, yeah, listen to this guy.
I'm just going to say, and I don't care who gets mad.
Shouldn't no grown, able bodied people be freaking out about no food stamps?
If you got two legs, two arms, you can get up and talk on the phone.
You can get up and take your behind the work.
I'm talking to able bodied.
You heard him.
Yeah, I mean, able bodied people, right?
And he said that.
He said, I'm talking about able bodied people.
There's no reason to be sitting around collecting government money.
For some reason, Some people just think that they are entitled to this.
I do think it's interesting timing.
You know, Nancy Pelosi making the choice to retire.
She's up there in age.
We heard, of course, that Dick Cheney died today, the former vice president of the United States of America, you know, had a big, heavy hand in us going to Iraq.
And because of that, became a controversial figure, I think, later on.
And certainly his daughter has been a controversial.
figure nonetheless, pretty significant in terms of U.S. history.
We lost him today.
So, you know, people are getting up there.
I would want to think that Nancy Pelosi would choose to spend the last remaining years as she looks at this new part of her life surrounded by family, surrounded by grandchildren, et cetera.
I don't know, though, that she can because she is so committed to this delusional nonsense and wants to just attack Trump nonstop.
It's just a vile creature.
The worst thing on the face of the earth.
But anyway.
You think he's the worst thing on the face of the earth?
I do.
Yeah.
Do you understand?
Like, that's like a pretty awful thing to say.
So he's worse than, I guess, anybody who's committing genocide, like in countries in Africa.
He's worse than.
She hates Putin, but I guess Putin's better than Trump.
I mean, she's really kind of struggling here.
And it's sad to see someone go out like that, but.
Perhaps fitting.
She looks terrible too, as I said.
And, well, I should be fair.
I mean, again, I got to double check her age.
Let's listen to the rest of it.
I'm going to double check her age.
Because she's the president of the United States and he does not honor the Constitution of the United States.
In fact, he's turned the Supreme Court into a row court.
He's abolished the House of Representatives.
He's chilled.
Okay.
I was going to say 87.
She's actually 85.
So I overestimated.
She looks pretty good for 85 okay, so we won't pick on her too much.
Maybe it was just bad lighting or the wrong side right, but she's like getting wild.
You know people, when they get older they can get a little wild.
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And she's taking a walk on the wild side saying crazy stuff, and I would just say, you know Nancy, I think the time has come and we wish you well and we are looking forward to your retirement message and uh, that should be coming asap, all right, so watch for it tonight and we'll have more on it tomorrow.
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