Yes or No! | Episode 290

This podcast episode delves into the intricacies of the recent confirmation hearings involving prominent political figures, notably Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard. The hosts, John Jamingo and the Duchess dissect the contentious exchanges that unfolded, highlighting the political maneuvers and power dynamics at play. They emphasize the juxtaposition of personal character assessments against broader societal issues, notably the health of America's youth and the implications of government policies. Throughout the discussion, they maintain a serious tone, eschewing humor to underscore the topics' gravity. As they navigate through the political landscape, they invite listeners to reflect critically on the narratives being constructed and the motivations behind them.
Takeaways:
- In this episode, we explore the absurdity of contemporary political dialogue, emphasizing the lack of focus and coherence in public discourse.
- The hosts critique the current government and media interactions, highlighting the pervasive influence of lobbying and corporate interests.
- We share humorous anecdotes about personal health crises, juxtaposing the levity of personal experiences with the seriousness of national issues.
- The discussion also encompasses significant political figures and their antics, shedding light on the absurdity of their public personas and actions.
- Listeners are encouraged to reflect on the importance of government accountability, particularly regarding public health and safety regulations.
- The episode concludes with a satirical look at current events, urging listeners to maintain a critical perspective on the information presented in mainstream media.
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00:00 - Untitled
00:13 - Starting a Podcast with No Focus
05:11 - The Reality Show of America
10:41 - The Kennedy Legacy and Its Implications
24:09 - Bobby Kennedy's Senate Confirmation Hearing
27:35 - Bobby Kennedy's Campaign Launch
35:39 - Political Drama Unfolds
45:17 - Transitioning from Personal Challenges to Professional Reflections
58:45 - The Helicopter Incident
01:05:07 - The Impact of Air Traffic Control on Aviation Safety
01:14:01 - The Transition of Topics
01:27:07 - The Thin Skinned Debate
01:34:30 - Inside the Philadelphia Mint
01:42:23 - Starting the Elevator Stories
01:46:59 - Cooking for One: Downsizing Meals
All right, you guys, podcast time.
Speaker AWe got the equipment and the perfect business plan.
Speaker AGive our show away for free and tell no one how to find it.
Speaker AReady?
Speaker AI'm gonna start a podcast that has no focus and it'll take up an inordinate amount of time.
Speaker AFirst up, she's the queen of sarcasm, the empress of eyerolls.
Speaker AThis Jersey gal's infectious giggle will always make you smile.
Speaker AThe glamorous agitator with style and sass and her sidekick.
Speaker AHe is an old man with the energy, focus, and reading ability of a first grader on a sugar rush.
Speaker ATogether they will dissect world issues, slice through the social justice shenanigans, and make you laugh while the world burns.
Speaker AHere are your hosts, the Duchess and Jamingo.
Speaker AHey, everybody.
Speaker AWelcome to Thursday night.
Speaker AWelcome to the Boomer bumper.
Speaker AOf course.
Speaker AI'm John Domingo, and my lovely co host over here, Captain Gigglepuss is the Duchess.
Speaker ANow, people think that I add your laugh in the intro to it every, like, on cue every time.
Speaker BI know.
Speaker BI hate it.
Speaker BIt makes me laugh because it.
Speaker BIt's such an appropriate drop.
Speaker ASuch a gigglepuss.
Speaker AAll right, so as.
Speaker AAs you join the show today, everybody, and we love having you here live.
Speaker AYeah, the Duchess does work tonight.
Speaker BYes, it does.
Speaker AShe didn't come screaming in here on two wheels, and then we had to fix everything.
Speaker ABut that's old news.
Speaker AAll right, I have to level with the audience.
Speaker AI'm having a moment, all right?
Speaker AI'm not feeling well.
Speaker AI might be getting the flu.
Speaker AMy ears are ringing.
Speaker AI feel sick to my stomach, and I.
Speaker AIf.
Speaker AIf you see.
Speaker AWhere is it?
Speaker AIf you see this.
Speaker BOh, no.
Speaker AThat means I have to go to the little boys room.
Speaker BSomeone has to poop immediately.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BSo anyhow, all right, thanks for the.
Speaker AWarning, but I'm here and I've set up the show.
Speaker AI was talking to Duchess earlier that I got a bunch of clips, and then everything was ready to go.
Speaker AAnd then I looked at everything.
Speaker AI tried to organize it, and I just looked at it and said, fuck it, we're just going to do it.
Speaker AI don't have the mental capacity to sit down and figure this out.
Speaker ASo we're just going to jam through this.
Speaker ATake the camera with you.
Speaker AYou'll go viral.
Speaker AHere's a funny thing again.
Speaker AHere we go.
Speaker ASo I'm watching the TikTok.
Speaker BOh, no, not the ticky tock.
Speaker AThe tick tock.
Speaker AAnd this is why it can't go away.
Speaker ASo there's a guy on there, he kind of looks like Me, but younger, probably in his 30s, brown beard, round face, chubby fellow.
Speaker AAnd he says, I haven't shit in 11 days.
Speaker BAnd I went, oh, my goodness.
Speaker AOh, my God, you poor man.
Speaker ASo with that, as he's talking, he takes the cap off of those things you get from the drugstore, that drink that you drink.
Speaker AWhen it opens, it like empties out your colon before you get a colon.
Speaker BLike that cola stuff?
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BOh, no, no, no.
Speaker AWhile he's sitting there, he drinks two whole bottles of that and then opens up a bag of prunes and starts eating prunes.
Speaker BNo.
Speaker AAnd then he says, I'll be back.
Speaker AThe next thing you see, he's in the bathroom.
Speaker AFour days later, I don't know how long, he's in the bathroom.
Speaker AAnd I can hear he's got poop water, which is what I have right now.
Speaker AAnd you can hear it squirting into the toilet.
Speaker ANot one video, not two videos?
Speaker BNo.
Speaker AI counted four.
Speaker AHe's like, back again.
Speaker AAnd every time it sounds like someone's got a super Soaker shooting into the toilet.
Speaker BHe ate prunes and two bottles of that empty out juice.
Speaker BThat's not one bottle.
Speaker BWould have been fine if he just let it work, but the problem is it takes a little bit of time to perk and work its way through.
Speaker AI was fascinated and I thought to myself, would that be good content?
Speaker AI mean, you can see it.
Speaker BTalking about, this is what we open the show with is a guy, hey.
Speaker AListen, you know me.
Speaker AI will approach any topic.
Speaker ANo topic is too big, no topic is too gross, no topic is due.
Speaker AWhatever.
Speaker AI'll talk about anything.
Speaker ASo as I was thinking about the show today, I was watching now they're coming out with these confirmation hearings.
Speaker AThey're doing them like two at a time.
Speaker AIt can't even keep up.
Speaker AThere was Cash Patel was going on the same time as Tulsi Gavrits was going on.
Speaker BOf course, Bobby Kennedy in for one more too.
Speaker AI think they did.
Speaker AThey had him back.
Speaker BI thought they brought him back for a second time.
Speaker AI did not know that.
Speaker AAll right, so we're going to get into some of that.
Speaker ABut I realize that America is the amazing reality show.
Speaker ALike, everybody's watching.
Speaker AWe can't get enough.
Speaker ASo I don't know.
Speaker ASo anyhow, as I was going through this and I was watching the people grill my girl Tulsi Gabber, I wanted to come through the.
Speaker AI wanted to go through the screen.
Speaker BOh, yeah.
Speaker AAnd like, throttle.
Speaker BWell, we know you love your gal, Tulsi.
Speaker AI do Love.
Speaker AListen, I love her because I find her honest.
Speaker AI find a refreshing.
Speaker AI find her where she doesn't take.
Speaker AShe'll take on any topic.
Speaker AAnd she looks amazing in that white suit that she has.
Speaker AShe looks amazing.
Speaker BWe're gonna close with that.
Speaker BBut that's really what opened.
Speaker AHey, if you could get all moist over speaker of the House, then.
Speaker BWell, not really him, more like Mike Rowe, but okay.
Speaker BBut Johnson's not so bad.
Speaker AYeah, exactly.
Speaker AIf you can get all moist over him, I can go little gaga over Tulsi.
Speaker BWell, Bruce also agrees with you.
Speaker ATulsi is hot.
Speaker AShe is hot.
Speaker ASo as she.
Speaker AShe surfs and she looks good in a bikini.
Speaker ASeen all the pictures?
Speaker BYeah, I'm sure you have.
Speaker ASo here's what this is.
Speaker AAnd they should even just take the confirmation hearings off.
Speaker AAlthough you know what?
Speaker ANo, let's not do that because I love the.
Speaker AWatch the people make an ass out of themselves.
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker AHe says if you like dipshits.
Speaker AI don't know what dipshit you're talking about.
Speaker BI think he's meaning Tulsi.
Speaker AOh, she doesn't like Tulsi.
Speaker AKick him out.
Speaker BI'm not going to kick him out.
Speaker BAbsolutely not.
Speaker BNo one gets kicked out.
Speaker AI'm just kidding.
Speaker AWe'll get in there, we'll get into another boring segment, as my co host called it.
Speaker AWe'll get into that a little later.
Speaker ASo anyhow, here's what happens.
Speaker AThe Democrats got to come in there and they have to attack because, let's be honest, the American people have made a mandate that we want Donald Trump to come in here and fix this shit.
Speaker AAnd the way to fix this shit is to just tear it down, rip it off.
Speaker BYou're fired.
Speaker BYou're fired.
Speaker BExactly.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker AAnd what did he do?
Speaker AHe came in here and he's doing everything that I wanted him to do, everything that I want him to do.
Speaker ASo now the left, they have decided that.
Speaker AWhat a bunch of crying crybabies.
Speaker AEverything he does, whether it's right or wrong, whether they got the facts right or wrong, it doesn't matter.
Speaker AAs soon as he makes a decision.
Speaker AI heard Ben Shapiro say today, all that he has to do is, is say, you know what?
Speaker AAir is amazing.
Speaker AAnd these fucking leftists would hold their breath until they died.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker ASo they go after Tulsi Gabard.
Speaker AAnd the first thing, they can't stand the fact that she was, I don't want to say a supporter, but she was not a.
Speaker AShe understood what Eric Snowden did.
Speaker ANow, Eric Snowden was Working for the government.
Speaker AAnd what he found out was the government was spying on all of us behind the scenes.
Speaker ANobody knew they were getting all our information.
Speaker AAnd what he did was he said, I'll get all the receipts, and he just put it out there.
Speaker ANow, what he did was he broke the law.
Speaker AOkay, he did break the law, but there was nothing really that a whistleblower could do in that situation.
Speaker ASo this is what happened.
Speaker AObama wanted to have him executed.
Speaker AAnd everybody on the left wanted, you know, I guess left and right, they all want him executed.
Speaker AThey wanted him arrested.
Speaker AHe fled to Hawaii, and now he's in Russia.
Speaker AAnd he still.
Speaker AMillions, millions and millions of pages of documents he took.
Speaker ABut what he did was he alerted the American people that we were all being spied on.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker AWhich is against the Constitution and against the oath of office that they all took.
Speaker ASo two things can be right at the same time.
Speaker AYes, he broke the law, but he also let us all know that these motherfuckers are spying on us.
Speaker AThey're spying on their own people, which they're not allowed to do, but they're doing it anyhow because they think the law doesn't apply to them.
Speaker BBecause it doesn't.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BUnless you fall out of favor.
Speaker ASo my issue is this.
Speaker AIf you're going to say that he's a crook, where are the people that were stealing our information that's against the Constitution, that were breaking our rules and our laws?
Speaker AWhere are they?
Speaker AWe can't see them.
Speaker ASo what's going on right now?
Speaker AIs Robert Kennedy, Cash Patel, Tulsi Gabbard, Pete, what's his name?
Speaker AHedge?
Speaker ASeth.
Speaker BHegseth.
Speaker AHegseth.
Speaker BHegseth.
Speaker AThese are all people to go in there and start rooting out the deep state.
Speaker AGoing in there and start pulling out the people that are doing all these shenanigans, and they are flipping out.
Speaker AThey are freaking out.
Speaker BWell, because they don't need the.
Speaker BThe status quo being shaken up.
Speaker AOkay, so who do you want to start with?
Speaker ADo you want to start with Robert F.
Speaker AKennedy, Tulsi, or Cash Patel?
Speaker BLet's start with Bobby because I need him put put away so he can clean up with the other people.
Speaker AAll right, so Bobby Kennedy goes in and everybody's pissed off.
Speaker AThey're all pissed off at Bobby Kennedy.
Speaker BDems are all mad because now he's not friends with them anymore.
Speaker ASo the first thing happens is before this.
Speaker AThis before he even gets into the hearing, his cousin Caroline Kennedy, whose father's head exploded like a pumpkin in Dallas, she comes on and this is what she starts with.
Speaker BDear Senators, throughout the past year, people have asked for my thoughts about my cousin, Robert F.
Speaker BKennedy, Jr.
Speaker BAnd his presidential campaign.
Speaker BI did not comment, not only because I was serving in a government position as United States Ambassador to Australia, but because I have never wanted to speak publicly about my family members and their challenges.
Speaker BBut we are a close generation of 28 cousins who have been through a lot together.
Speaker BWe know how hard it's been, and we are always there for each other.
Speaker BBut now that Bobby has been nominated by President Trump to be Secretary of Health and Human Services, a position that would put him in charge of the health of the American people, I feel an obligation to speak out.
Speaker BOverseeing the fda, the nih, the cdc, and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, agencies that are charged with protecting the most vulnerable among us, is an enormous responsibility and one that Bobby is unqualified to fill.
Speaker BHe lacks any relevant government financial management or medical experience.
Speaker AWhere does that come from?
Speaker AHe's a lawyer that litigated against a lot of stuff.
Speaker BThere you go.
Speaker BBruce says nothing like a loving family to have your back.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAll right, so she.
Speaker BI think.
Speaker BShe wasn't pointing a gun at him.
Speaker ALook, she is.
Speaker AListen, he needs her like he needs a shot in the head.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker ASo here's.
Speaker AHere's my point that he.
Speaker AThey're.
Speaker AThey're bringing out all the big guts.
Speaker ANow, where was she?
Speaker AWhy couldn't she speak before?
Speaker ABecause she was the ambassador to Australia.
Speaker AHow did she get that job?
Speaker BWho cares?
Speaker ABecause she was a good Democrat.
Speaker AShe was a good soldier.
Speaker BOf course, because they need the Democrat.
Speaker BThey need the Kennedy name.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker BBecause people, somehow, people still think that's a thing.
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker BAnd that it's the boomer generation, because it's not.
Speaker BIt's not us.
Speaker BGen X doesn't give a.
Speaker AAll right, so let's.
Speaker ALet's dive back into the Kennedys a little bit.
Speaker ALet's go back to Daddy, a little Joe Kennedy.
Speaker BOh, big Daddy.
Speaker AHow did he make his money?
Speaker BOh, he's a fucking criminal, man.
Speaker BHe's a bootlegger.
Speaker AHe was a bootlegger.
Speaker AHe was a.
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker AHe did all that.
Speaker BAll the crime.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AHe got his son in.
Speaker AThe way he won the election was he got the mob to fix elections in Illinois.
Speaker AI mean, he had the mob working for him.
Speaker BI'm sure he legitimately won.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AAnd then when.
Speaker AThen when he won, the mob was like, okay, we're ready to go.
Speaker AAnd, you know, we got a president.
Speaker AWe bought ourselves a President.
Speaker AAnd what did he do?
Speaker AHe sick Bobby Kennedy on the Mafia and it was making their lives miserable.
Speaker ASo what did they do?
Speaker AThey.
Speaker AThey had him assassinated.
Speaker BShot them both.
Speaker AShot them both.
Speaker AGood times.
Speaker AOkay, yeah.
Speaker ASo this is where we're coming from.
Speaker ANow she says that he has no experience, does all that shit that she's.
Speaker BSaying is a little bit.
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker AHere's what he wants to do.
Speaker AHe wants to make the food we eat healthier.
Speaker AHe wants to make sure that the medicines we're taking don't harm us more than they cure us.
Speaker BAnd they do.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker ASo last night I said, how can these people be so upset that he wants to make things healthier, Food healthier?
Speaker AAnd so I say this on X and then all the morons come out, especially Soft Weekly.
Speaker ASo Soft Weekly says, because I wish.
Speaker BWe had him on.
Speaker BThat would have been a fun discussion right now.
Speaker AHe'd be drunk and slurring and talking over.
Speaker ANo, it's not.
Speaker AIt's like having a Bob on the show.
Speaker BOh, my goodness.
Speaker AOkay, so here's what happens.
Speaker AHe says, oh, so you're for more regulations.
Speaker ANo, no, no.
Speaker ASoft.
Speaker ALet's not have any regulations, okay?
Speaker ALet's just let them cook our French fries in motor oil.
Speaker AIt's cheaper.
Speaker AIt's cheaper than vegetable oil.
Speaker AAnd, you know, you put enough salt on them, we'll take the oil taste out of it.
Speaker AWhy don't we do that?
Speaker AWhy don't we test the medications?
Speaker AWe just say, hey, here you go, put this in your arm and a few of them drop dead.
Speaker AI don't know, maybe 500 or thousand drop dead.
Speaker AWhat's the big deal?
Speaker BRight?
Speaker ASo again, there's not.
Speaker AThere's not.
Speaker AWe're not saying there's not going to be fucking people are so stupid.
Speaker AThey just want to argue with you.
Speaker AThey think they got you.
Speaker AOh, so I guess you're for more regulations.
Speaker AYeah, No, I want regulations that actually make sense.
Speaker AThat's what I would like.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AWhy is it that the same company that makes fucking Fruit Loops in other countries has like 10 ingredients?
Speaker AOur Fruit Loops has like 40 ingredients.
Speaker AWhat's that apart?
Speaker AWhat's that about?
Speaker BBecause we're clearly playing a part in and all of the.
Speaker BThe manufacturers getting a little piece of the pie.
Speaker AThe other thing is they've taken all the fiber out of the food.
Speaker AWhy?
Speaker AFiber makes you full.
Speaker AAnd if you don't have the fiber, then you want to.
Speaker AYou want to eat more and more.
Speaker AOr you can eat more and more.
Speaker AAnd that's what it's all about.
Speaker AThey want you to eat, you know, before you consume.
Speaker AYeah, you need a bowl of Froot Loops.
Speaker ANow you just take a bowl of the Fruit Loops on the counter or on the table, and you keep pouring Fruit Loops into.
Speaker AYou're out of milk and milk in to get some more Fruit Loops fruit.
Speaker AAnd next thing you know, half a box is gone and you're still hungry.
Speaker AIt's like Chinese food.
Speaker AYou know what, you go in, you eat it, and about a half an hour later you want a pizza.
Speaker AKind of like that farmer and food Columbus work hand in hand.
Speaker AAbsolutely.
Speaker AAnd it all starts.
Speaker BWants you to make Froot Loops great again.
Speaker AWho doesn't?
Speaker AWho doesn't want to make Fruit Loops great again?
Speaker BI haven't eaten Froot Loops.
Speaker AAll they are.
Speaker BMy mother never bought junk cereal, so we.
Speaker BI never had all fruitless.
Speaker AMajority of these sugary Cheerios.
Speaker AThat's all they are.
Speaker ASame thing, right?
Speaker ABack in the day, we have to eat.
Speaker AAll we had was Cheerios.
Speaker AAnd you put Cheerios in a bowl and you took a couple spoonfuls of sugar and sprinkled it all over it and you poured your milk in.
Speaker AThat's how you had your sweetened cereal.
Speaker AThat's how it worked back in the day.
Speaker AThey didn't put the sugar in for you.
Speaker AMaybe that's what we need.
Speaker BI don't like cereal.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker ABesides.
Speaker AAnyway, Duchess.
Speaker BNot that it should be full of garbage, but.
Speaker AYeah, right, so.
Speaker AAnd then the.
Speaker AThe vaccines when we were growing up.
Speaker AThere's only a couple.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AYou didn't have the measles vaccine.
Speaker AIt wasn't a mumps vaccine.
Speaker AIt wasn't a chickenpox vaccine.
Speaker AI think there was tuberculosis, polio.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker BI thought there was mmr, measles, mumps, rubella.
Speaker ANot when I was growing up.
Speaker AI didn't get it.
Speaker BYeah, but they.
Speaker BI don't mind them developing vaccines that work.
Speaker BNot just, you know, your baby's born, you just stuff them full of thing of chemicals.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker ANow, when your baby's born, the first thing they do is they give it a hep B shot.
Speaker ANo, Hepatitis B.
Speaker BStop.
Speaker AThat's the only way you get that is it's a sexually transmitted disease.
Speaker BWhy are you giving them through the iv?
Speaker BYeah, right.
Speaker ASo what they did.
Speaker BMeasles were thing, though.
Speaker ASparky agrees what they did at one point.
Speaker AI forget what year it was.
Speaker AMeasles is thick.
Speaker AYeah, I know.
Speaker AI had measles, I had the measles, I had the mumps.
Speaker AI had the chickenpox.
Speaker AI had the three peat.
Speaker AI had them all.
Speaker BI had chickenpox.
Speaker BYeah, it was awful.
Speaker AOh, I don't even remember.
Speaker AI have no idea.
Speaker BI do.
Speaker AI don't remember anything.
Speaker AAll I know is I still have scars from where they were.
Speaker AMy mom said I had them so bad I had them in my mouth.
Speaker AThat's how bad I have.
Speaker BItchy.
Speaker BTerrible.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ASo now you can't even ask the question.
Speaker AYou can't even ask, why all of a sudden do we have so many cases of autism?
Speaker AWhere'd that start?
Speaker AWhen did that start?
Speaker AWe didn't have that.
Speaker BIt's convenient.
Speaker BIt seems to be very convenient.
Speaker AWhy all of a sudden shove a.
Speaker BBunch of chemicals and babies, they're gonna react.
Speaker ADo we have this issue with psoriasis?
Speaker AAnd we have this problem with, you know, HDAD and having other issues.
Speaker AWhere is this coming from?
Speaker AYou can't even ask.
Speaker AAll Bobby Kennedy wants to do is put these vaccines, shots, whatever, through testing where you test them.
Speaker ADouble blind, study placebo and see what's going on.
Speaker ASee if they, if, hey, if they're safe, that's fine.
Speaker ALet's test them.
Speaker AThere's not one of them that's been test tested, safe.
Speaker AAnd there's not one of them that says, hey, by the way, they work for everybody.
Speaker ABecause they don't.
Speaker AThere's always side effects.
Speaker AYou see it, you're watching a TV commercial and they go, hey, try Cox a lot.
Speaker AAnd here are the side effects of.
Speaker BAnal leakage, bleeding, hemorrhaging from your eyes.
Speaker BYeah, great stuff.
Speaker BAnd if you're allergic to this, tell your doctor.
Speaker BOkay, Right.
Speaker ASo he wants to.
Speaker AAnd how can you be.
Speaker AHow can you be upset about that?
Speaker ABut they are the people that gave him the most shit during that confirmation hearing.
Speaker AIf you go to that website where it tells you who's sponsoring them.
Speaker BOh, yeah, who owns a lot of these people?
Speaker BA lot of pharmaceutical companies.
Speaker AGuess who?
Speaker BBernie.
Speaker BBernie and Warren.
Speaker BTop two.
Speaker AGuess who else gets money from the pharmaceutical company?
Speaker ACaroline Kennedy and her family, of course.
Speaker AImagine that.
Speaker ASo what?
Speaker BI'm sure there's plenty of Republicans that are getting it, too.
Speaker BYou got to paddle your.
Speaker BYou got to pay everybody.
Speaker BThat's what they do.
Speaker ATwo right wing, left wing, same bird.
Speaker AI get it.
Speaker AJody says it must be something in the chicken nuggets.
Speaker AAnd it's going to cost.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo again, the people that in office, they don't care about what we think because we're not the ones that get them elected.
Speaker AThey need money.
Speaker AMoney comes from lobbyists.
Speaker AThey do the lobbyist bidding.
Speaker AThat's how this works.
Speaker BUntil it doesn't pay to play, baby.
Speaker BPay to play.
Speaker AUntil it doesn't.
Speaker BWhoever has the most money wins, right?
Speaker BAnd it's never us.
Speaker BSo then the American people never win.
Speaker AWell, you know who Bobby Kennedy's running mate was when he was running for Shanahan, right?
Speaker BNicole Shanahan.
Speaker BNicole.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI think it might be.
Speaker BI think it's Nicole.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker ADamn it.
Speaker AI shouldn't.
Speaker AI should have numbered these freaking things.
Speaker BSparky says, follow the dollar.
Speaker AFollow the dollar.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BAll the gems on that panel were paid for by pharma, is what Bob said says.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AI could have sworn I had it here.
Speaker BR R.
Speaker BAnd then Sparky says, babies these days are only pure blood.
Speaker BBlood for the first five minutes of their lives.
Speaker BYou're not kidding.
Speaker BYou're not kidding.
Speaker BThey just stuff them full of vaccines.
Speaker BIt's.
Speaker BIt's awful.
Speaker BAnd you notice is the doctors will.
Speaker BBecause they get kickbacks, right?
Speaker BEverybody.
Speaker BEverybody gets money in this game.
Speaker BAnd the only people.
Speaker BThe only people who lose again is us.
Speaker BSo either your baby gets sick or there's a problem or.
Speaker BI mean, I remember my girls got theirs.
Speaker BI mean, they had crazy fevers for a couple days.
Speaker BIt was.
Speaker BIt was uncomfortable.
Speaker BAnd, you know, I'm not against vaccines.
Speaker BYou know, Google head says, I love polio.
Speaker BOf course you want to give them, space them out, if anything.
Speaker BYou don't need to give them four or five different vaccines at the same time.
Speaker BIt's nuts.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BThey walked into my daughter's room with, like, four different needles, and they're like.
Speaker BAnd they just popped them all in.
Speaker BHad I thought or knew better, you know, at the time, we would have been some more discussion, but.
Speaker AAnd then you go home, the baby's running a fever for a day, and they go, it's just normal.
Speaker AJust give them Tylenol.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AIt's not normal.
Speaker AThe body's trying to fight.
Speaker AFight the.
Speaker AWhatever you just gave them.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AThank you, Duchess.
Speaker AI might just say.
Speaker ACan we all give Duchess a round of applause for riffin.
Speaker AFor riffing.
Speaker AWhy I went and found.
Speaker ABecause I couldn't find.
Speaker AI must not have downloaded.
Speaker ABut I went to the Twitter.
Speaker BThe Twitter.
Speaker AI went to the Twitter, and here she is.
Speaker AIt's Nicole Shanahan.
Speaker AAnd she's.
Speaker BApparently, she's not around.
Speaker AShe's very, very upset because she holds a grudge.
Speaker BI like her.
Speaker AWell, she.
Speaker AShe basically paid for two Senate seats in Georgia, and now they're going to vote against Her Bobby?
Speaker AI don't think so.
Speaker BHer Bobby.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BHey, everyone.
Speaker BTomorrow is a pivotal moment in our nation's history.
Speaker BAt 10:00am Eastern Time, RFK will sit in front of the Senate Finance Committee for his confirmation hearing to be our nation's next Secretary of Health and Human Services.
Speaker BI urge everyone to call their US Senators over the following days and demand they vote yes on Bobby's nomination.
Speaker BHe is more than qualified.
Speaker BHe's proven principled and prepared to lead.
Speaker BI'll list.
Speaker BI'll share a list below of key senators.
Speaker BIf they represent your state, they need to hear from you.
Speaker BIf they don't, please call your own senator and ask them to vote yes.
Speaker BWe need as many votes as we can get.
Speaker BSo this hasn't been widely reported, but in 2020, I cut large checks to Chuck Schumer to help Democrats flip two Senate seats in Georgia from red to blue.
Speaker AThanks for that.
Speaker BYeah, thanks.
Speaker BWe appreciate that.
Speaker AAll right, listen, I understand, but.
Speaker ABut she's a good Dem at the time.
Speaker AShe's.
Speaker AListen, she's.
Speaker AShe has woke up and she sees what's going on here, and she's coming back.
Speaker ASo let's not.
Speaker ALet's not crucify her for this, all right?
Speaker ABut wait to hear this, because this bitch is savage.
Speaker BTwo candidates I helped elect, Senator Raphael Warnock and Senator John Ossoff.
Speaker BPlease know I will be watching your votes very closely.
Speaker BI will make it my personal mission that you lose your seats in the Senate if you vote against the future health of America's children.
Speaker BAnd more than that, I also want to say to Senators Mitch McConnell, Lindsey Graham, Lisa Markovsky, Susan Collins, Bill Cassidy, Thom Tillis, James Lankford, Cory Booker, John Fetterman, Bernie Sanders, and Catherine Cortez Masto.
Speaker BThis is a bipartisan message, and it comes directly from me.
Speaker BWhile Bobby may be willing to play nice, I won't.
Speaker BIf you vote against him, I will personally fund challengers to primary you in your next election.
Speaker BAnd I will enlist hundreds of thousands to join me.
Speaker BBig Pharma and Big AG have exploited us for far too long.
Speaker BIt ends now.
Speaker BYou're either on the side of transparency and accountability, or you are standing in the way.
Speaker BThe choice is yours.
Speaker BPlease choose wisely.
Speaker BLove her, Savage.
Speaker ALove her.
Speaker BLike, she's like, bobby plays nice, but I won't.
Speaker BI'm like, this is what happens when you have a lot of money and you can put your money where your mouth is.
Speaker BLike, you can absolutely say that and 100% back that there's no.
Speaker BNo threats there.
Speaker ANormally, I would be like, what's up with this bitch?
Speaker ABut I love this averageness.
Speaker AI love it.
Speaker AYeah, look, common sense is coming back.
Speaker AI know everybody hates it.
Speaker AScott Pressler is going to do what he can to primary these dicks as well as.
Speaker ADon't leave me hanging, budwugger.
Speaker AWhat the hell?
Speaker BI think that was as well as that was.
Speaker BThat might have been the end of the sentence.
Speaker BBut yeah, Scott Pressler, he helped.
Speaker BHe definitely helped flip Pennsylvania.
Speaker BHe had a key part in that.
Speaker BThat was a typo.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker BSo as well.
Speaker AAs well as it.
Speaker AAs well.
Speaker BBut Scott Pressler is.
Speaker BIs.
Speaker BThey were going.
Speaker BHe.
Speaker BIt's funny to watch people go after him on X and his responses are just so beautifully done.
Speaker BI just love.
Speaker BI follow him.
Speaker BLike as soon as I saw him on there, I was like, I'm gonna follow you.
Speaker BHe's a lot of fun.
Speaker AOkay, so now we get to the day.
Speaker AIt's time.
Speaker ARobert Bobby Kennedy comes in.
Speaker AHe sits down.
Speaker ABehind him, he has Cheryl Hines, his wife.
Speaker ABehind her is Megyn Kelly.
Speaker ABecause Megan Kelly is just one hot chick after another.
Speaker BHe's still painful as to listen to.
Speaker AAll right, here we go.
Speaker AWarning, Warning, warning.
Speaker AWhere did it go?
Speaker AThere we go.
Speaker ABobby Kennedy, voice alert.
Speaker AI want to say something about what you first said when I launched my campaign.
Speaker AIt was about uniting Americans, Democrats, Republicans.
Speaker AThere's no issue that should unite us more than this chronic health epidemic.
Speaker AThere's no such thing as Republican children or Democratic children.
Speaker AThese are our kids.
Speaker A66% of them are damaged.
Speaker AI know what a healthy kid looks like because I had so many of them in my family.
Speaker AI didn't know anybody with a food allergy growing up.
Speaker APeanut allergy.
Speaker AWhy do five of my kids have allergies?
Speaker AWhy are we seeing these explosions in diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, neurological diseases, depression, all these things that are related to toxic to the environment.
Speaker AWhy can't we just agree with each other?
Speaker ATo put differences about so many issues, intractable issues aside, and say we're going to end this.
Speaker AI don't think anybody is going to be able to do this like I have because of my peculiar experience, because I've litigated against these agencies.
Speaker AWhen you litigate against them, you get a PhD in corporate capture and how to unravel it.
Speaker AI've written six books about these agencies.
Speaker AI know a lot about them and I know how to fix it.
Speaker AAnd there's nobody who will fix it the way that I do because I'm not scared of vested interests.
Speaker AI don't care I'm not here because I want a position or a job.
Speaker AI have a very good life and a happy family.
Speaker AThis is something I don't need.
Speaker AI want to do this because we're going to fix it.
Speaker AAnd the other thing is, we are attracting now a caliber of people to HHS like never before in history.
Speaker AAnd they're entrepreneurs, they're disruptors, they're innovators of immense talents that are walking away, many of them, from growing concerns.
Speaker AThey're not coming there or position.
Speaker AThey're coming there because they want to save our country, and they're from across the political spectrum.
Speaker AAnd all these Democrats are opposed to me for partisan issues.
Speaker AThey used to be my friends agreed with me on all the environmental issues I've been working on for my whole career.
Speaker ANow they're against me because anything that President Trump does, any decision he makes has to be lampooned, derided, discredited, marginalized, vilified.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BNot wrong.
Speaker AIt's not wrong.
Speaker BPainful to listen to, though.
Speaker AVery painful.
Speaker ASorry about that.
Speaker ABut, you know, again, it's not his fault.
Speaker ANow, before, if you made fun of his voice, people on the, on the left, when he was their boy, they would have a fit.
Speaker ANow, all these liberals there are all these liberals in there going, you know, I don't understand.
Speaker AYou know, they're all doing the Bobby Kennedy voice.
Speaker BIt's like Bill Clinton with the.
Speaker BWith the, like, quaver in that voice.
Speaker AYeah, I'm scared of Hillary.
Speaker AThat bitch.
Speaker AShe's a killer.
Speaker BShe'll get me taken out.
Speaker AShe'll take it out.
Speaker BYou know, now, I.
Speaker BI still think he.
Speaker BThe.
Speaker BNow, granted, a lot of.
Speaker BSome things may be taken out of church, so to speak, but, like, sometimes they repeat the things back.
Speaker BI'm like, man, that sounds dumb.
Speaker BThat sounds so dumb.
Speaker BIt sounds bad, you know, but.
Speaker ASo here we go.
Speaker BClearly, no vaccines is not smart.
Speaker ABut, yeah, look at all the people that were, like, just going right after him.
Speaker AJust.
Speaker AAnd the other thing is, they ask a question, he starts to talk, and they're like, that's not the answer I want.
Speaker AIf you don't give me the answer I want, I'm gonna talk over yes or no?
Speaker BYes or no?
Speaker BYes or no?
Speaker ASo here we go.
Speaker AElizabeth Warren, she took 800,000 from Big Pharma.
Speaker ABernie Sanders, 1.5 million from Big pharma.
Speaker AThis other guy, I don't know his.
Speaker BName, he was obnoxious today.
Speaker AHe only took 50 million yesterday, too.
Speaker BHe's the guy with the lisp, right?
Speaker AI think so.
Speaker AHe only took 55,000.
Speaker AThey got him cheap.
Speaker AWait till he sees what the other people are getting.
Speaker AHe's gonna be pissed.
Speaker AAnother guy got 32,000 from Big Pharma.
Speaker A62,000 from Big Pharma.
Speaker AAll these Democrats got all this money from big pharma.
Speaker AI could not remember Elizabeth Warren's name.
Speaker ACause all I could think of was Liahwatha.
Speaker BI saw that at one point during the hearings that Bobby Kennedy threw it back at.
Speaker BAt.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BSo AI image of my.
Speaker ADamn.
Speaker AI love it.
Speaker BDid you see the one with her doing like a war cry?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BThere's one with her going, we'll get to it.
Speaker AWe'll get to that.
Speaker BI was like, oh, no.
Speaker ASo here's Bobby Elizabeth Warren going after Bobby Kennedy.
Speaker AAnd you would think that she would get smarter.
Speaker ARemember this woman here lied about her heritage, said she was a Native American.
Speaker ATrump trolled her so much, she went and took a test.
Speaker AOne of those.
Speaker AYou spit in a tube test.
Speaker BYep.
Speaker AShe hock twoed in a tube.
Speaker AAnd when it came back, she found out she was like 1 32nd.
Speaker A1032nd of America.
Speaker AI am as much of a Native American.
Speaker AYou're as much.
Speaker BI'm right there.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo now Liawatha, she goes after him.
Speaker AAnd I just love this.
Speaker BI'm asking about fees from suing drug companies.
Speaker BWill you agree not to do that?
Speaker AYou're asking me to not sue drug companies and I'm not going to agree to that.
Speaker BCompanies as much as you want.
Speaker AI'm not going to agree to not sue drug companies or anybody.
Speaker BSo let's do a quick count here of how, as Secretary of hhs, if you get confirmed, you could influence every one of those lawsuits.
Speaker BWell, let me start the list.
Speaker AYou could publish your anti vaccine conspiracies.
Speaker BBut this time on US government letterhead.
Speaker BSomething a jury might be impressed by.
Speaker AYou could appoint people on the D.C.
Speaker BVaccine panel who share your anti vax views and let them do your dirty work.
Speaker BYou could tell the CDC vaccine panel to remove a particular vaccine from the vaccine schedule.
Speaker BYou could remove vaccines from special compensation programs, which would open up manufacturing.
Speaker AYou know what the big word here is?
Speaker ADid you pick it up?
Speaker BNo.
Speaker BCould vaccine could.
Speaker AYou could.
Speaker ANot saying you are.
Speaker BThanks for the ideas.
Speaker AYeah, you could.
Speaker ALet me just rip this up a little bit because I love it when he goes after her and she's like.
Speaker BOh, come on now you broke it.
Speaker AI broke Twitter.
Speaker BGood job.
Speaker BJamingo.
Speaker BThe best kept secret in podcasting.
Speaker BNow it's busted forever.
Speaker AGod, Damn it.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AIs all right.
Speaker BIt.
Speaker BBut yeah, he made her yell.
Speaker BShe's like, no, I'm not.
Speaker AYou know, you'll never be confirmed.
Speaker AAnd it's just a, a Elizabeth Warren puppet with big farmer's hand up her ass, which is basically what's going on.
Speaker BOkay, pretty much.
Speaker BAll right, enough of her.
Speaker BEnough of that.
Speaker AI'm done with that one.
Speaker BI'm totally done with that one.
Speaker BNext.
Speaker ANext.
Speaker BAll right, next.
Speaker ANow we get to go to my girlfriend.
Speaker AAh, Tulsi, honey, how can you not love this woman?
Speaker BThe American people elected Donald Trump as their president.
Speaker AHang on one second.
Speaker ALook at that.
Speaker ALook at that suit.
Speaker ADoes, does.
Speaker AShe does not look snazzy in that suit.
Speaker BWell, it's, it's a power play for sure.
Speaker ADamn straight it is.
Speaker AAll right, I don't want to get every word of this.
Speaker BAmerican people elected Donald Trump as their president not once, but twice.
Speaker BAnd yet the FBI and intelligence agencies were politicized by his opponents to undermine his presidency and falsely portray him as a puppet of Putin.
Speaker BTitle one of FISA was used illegally to obtain a warrant to spy on Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
Speaker BUsing a Clinton campaign funded false dossier as their so called evidence.
Speaker BBiden campaign adviser Tony Blinken was the impetus for the 51 former senior intelligence officials letter dismissing Hunter Biden's laptop as disinformation specifically to help Biden win the election.
Speaker BFormer dni.
Speaker ALook at the faces.
Speaker ALook at the faces of the Democrats.
Speaker AI'm sorry.
Speaker AIf you're listening to this as a podcast, they're sitting there like someone just fed them a lemon.
Speaker ATheir faces are all.
Speaker AMr.
Speaker ALankford, Mr.
Speaker AMorgan, hi.
Speaker BJames Clapper lied to this committee in 2013, denying the existence of programs that facilitated the mass collection of millions of Americans phone and Internet records, yet was never held accountable.
Speaker BUnder John Brennan's leadership, the CIA abused its power to spy on Congress, to dodge oversight, lied about doing it until he was caught, and yet has never been held responsible.
Speaker BUnder Biden, the FBI abused its power for political reasons to try to surveil Catholics who attend traditional Latin Mass, labeling them as, quote, unquote, radical traditionalist Catholics.
Speaker ARadical Traditionalist Catholics.
Speaker BIsn't that what a Catholic is like?
Speaker BIt's redundant.
Speaker BRight.
Speaker AWell, I'm just saying.
Speaker AAnd the other thing I'm sure she's probably going to get to is the people that went to school board meetings, they were domestic terrorists because they didn't want people, they didn't want pornography in the school library, and they didn't want them to Try to trans the kids or let the kids.
Speaker AI don't say transition, but that change their genders and catch the.
Speaker BCatch the gender change.
Speaker AYeah, right.
Speaker AAnd not tell the parents personally.
Speaker BJust 24 hours after criticized Kamala Harris and her nomination, I was placed on a secret domestic terror watch list called Quiet Skies.
Speaker BSadly, there are more examples.
Speaker BThe bottom line is this.
Speaker BThis must end.
Speaker AGoddamn straight it must end.
Speaker ASo then she went on for a few things, and then she had this statement, which.
Speaker AI love this part.
Speaker AAnd I think that every one of these guys should have done this for the simple fact that she's not wrong here.
Speaker AAnd after she made this statement, they did exactly what she said.
Speaker AShe was wrong.
Speaker BBefore I close, I wanna warn the American people who are watching at home.
Speaker BYou may hear lies and smears in this hearing that'll challenge my loyalty to and my love for our country.
Speaker BThose who oppose my nomination imply that I am loyal to something or someone other than God, my own conscience, and the Constitution of the United States.
Speaker BAccusing me of being Trump's puppet, Putin's puppet, Assad's puppet, a guru's puppet, Modi's puppet.
Speaker BNot recognizing the absurdity of simultaneously being the puppet of five different puppet masters.
Speaker BThe same tactic was used against President Trump and failed.
Speaker BThe American people elected President Trump with a decisive victory and mandate for change.
Speaker BThe fact is, what truly unsettles my political opponents is I refuse to be their puppet.
Speaker ADamn straight.
Speaker AAll right, now let me just say this duchess, I like the way that she's got.
Speaker ALetting her hair grow.
Speaker ALook at.
Speaker ASee how she letting her hair go gray on the side there.
Speaker AShe's got like half a duchess in the front.
Speaker AAnd then, you know, she's got the.
Speaker AThe thing.
Speaker AWhat do you think of that?
Speaker ALook?
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI like that.
Speaker BWell, I think that's.
Speaker BNow, I think that's the streak she has.
Speaker BI don't think she has that place there.
Speaker BThere's.
Speaker BThere are people that have like weird pigment.
Speaker BPigmentation or lack of pigmentation in their hair, and that just causes that it looks great.
Speaker BI mean, it's a good look for it.
Speaker BSo the American people.
Speaker ASorry.
Speaker BAll right, you want.
Speaker BYou want.
Speaker BAnyone want me to back out so you can just.
Speaker AListen, I'm not mad.
Speaker BI mean, you know, I don't want to take away from your.
Speaker BOf Tulsi there.
Speaker AToo late.
Speaker AI'm already here.
Speaker BYou had all day, so trust me, you're fine.
Speaker ANo, I just.
Speaker ALike I said, I can't believe.
Speaker ASo then they attack her.
Speaker AThey attack anything that Trump rolls out.
Speaker AAny Person that Trump appoints, they immediately attack them.
Speaker BOf course.
Speaker AWhen.
Speaker ALet's see who was the last one?
Speaker ACash Patel.
Speaker ADo I have anything on Kash Patel?
Speaker AHere we go.
Speaker ABuckle up, everybody.
Speaker AKash Patel was.
Speaker AHe's probably the most qualified to be the director of this.
Speaker AI think it's the CIA.
Speaker AI'll be honest with you.
Speaker AI can't remember what he's the director of, but he wrote some books and he said, you know, that the deep state is there and they are not having any of it.
Speaker AAnd they were trying to besmirch him.
Speaker ADisperch.
Speaker AAnyhow, this is what they said about him.
Speaker BBe smirch.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ABeast.
Speaker AMerch.
Speaker BFBI.
Speaker AHave you ever been subject to racism?
Speaker ALook at this crusty old fag.
Speaker BHe is gross.
Speaker BHe needs to get put away.
Speaker BLike, just, please, just primary his.
Speaker ALindsey Graham.
Speaker AAll this snatch that's in Washington and he can't find himself a woman.
Speaker BGod, just get him, dude.
Speaker BHe's probably got a kid in his closet tied up somewhere.
Speaker BSeems like it, unfortunately.
Speaker BSenator.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BI want to get into those details of my family here.
Speaker ALet's get into a few of them.
Speaker ATell me about it.
Speaker BWell, if you look at the record from January 6th, where I testified before that committee, because of my personal information being released by Congress, I was subjected to a direct and significant threat on my life.
Speaker BAnd I put that information in the record.
Speaker BI had to move in that threat.
Speaker BI was called a detestable.
Speaker BAnd apologize if I don't get it.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BBut it's in the record.
Speaker BA detestable sand nigger who had no right being in this country.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BYou should go back to where you came from.
Speaker BYou belong with your terrorist home friends.
Speaker BThat's what was sent to me.
Speaker BThat's just a piece of it.
Speaker BBut that's nothing compared to what the men and women in law enforcement face every day.
Speaker BAnd that's why they have my support.
Speaker AThey tried to paint him.
Speaker BNo, I interrupted that.
Speaker BEverybody's like, he said the N word.
Speaker BYou noticed.
Speaker BNo one interrupted.
Speaker AWell, the other thing.
Speaker AYou notice that I didn't tell Duchess what was coming because I wanted to get the.
Speaker BI had not heard that.
Speaker BMy father was called that.
Speaker BReally?
Speaker ABy your mother?
Speaker BNo, no.
Speaker BBy people.
Speaker BYeah, by friends.
Speaker BSo, yeah.
Speaker ASorry.
Speaker BSuper sympathetic.
Speaker ASorry.
Speaker ANot really.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo that's why I said, today, America is the greatest reality show.
Speaker AI mean, you can't get better drama no matter what side you're on.
Speaker BYou got the left side part.
Speaker AThe right side.
Speaker ALike we were talking today.
Speaker ATonya Harding is Now on Twitter.
Speaker AWhere you been?
Speaker ASo she told me about this.
Speaker AI grabbed the video, and to be honest with you, I just.
Speaker AI haven't watched it yet because as soon as I saw her, I said, I got to watch this because I want an honest reaction to see what she actually says, because now she's on Twitter.
Speaker BHey, everyone, I am Tanya Harding, and I am on X.
Speaker BOh, my God, I'm so excited.
Speaker BHappy New Year.
Speaker BJoin me there and let's chat it up.
Speaker ALove you.
Speaker AGod bless.
Speaker BBye.
Speaker BWhy she's old.
Speaker ABoy, she looks like she hit the wall.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAt quite a high rate of speed.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI don't understand.
Speaker BWith a bat.
Speaker AThere was someone else that came.
Speaker BKerrigan's knee.
Speaker AYou know who else ended up back on Twitter was Bristol Palin.
Speaker BReally?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BShe's back.
Speaker AShe's back.
Speaker ALet me see if I can get her up real quicker.
Speaker BSays it's smart not to stand in front of the van that you're living in.
Speaker BTanya looks like she lives in a van down by.
Speaker AWhen I say.
Speaker AWhat's her last name again?
Speaker ABristol Palin.
Speaker BPalin.
Speaker AI told you.
Speaker BSarah's.
Speaker BSarah's daughter.
Speaker BThe eldest.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BOne that had a baby.
Speaker BIsn't that the one that had the baby trig?
Speaker AYes.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker AOh, that's right.
Speaker AShe did have a baby trig.
Speaker BShe did.
Speaker AThen she had another one.
Speaker AAnatomy.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BGod.
Speaker ASorry.
Speaker AHere we go.
Speaker BAll right.
Speaker AI'll be honest with you.
Speaker BIs she on it and left or they kick her off or.
Speaker AWell, she's back.
Speaker AShe's back.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker BWho's back?
Speaker ASo here she is and look all rough.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker AI have not been on here in a long time.
Speaker AHad to tell you guys a little story.
Speaker AI woke up nine days ago with a little weird sensation in my face.
Speaker AMy mouth was pulling this way, and.
Speaker BIt just felt like a little off.
Speaker ASo it looked in the mirror.
Speaker AI'm like, wow, this is looking a little weird.
Speaker AWithin a couple hours, the entire left side of my face was numb and just paralyzed.
Speaker ACouldn't really blink my eye.
Speaker ABob, what does she have?
Speaker ABob?
Speaker ABob will put it in the chat.
Speaker AWe did a whole episode on this one time.
Speaker AI definitely had no movement on this side of my face.
Speaker ASo crazy went to the doctor, they ran tests, they did a CT scan, scanned.
Speaker AThey put me on steroids, put me on other medications.
Speaker BAgain, Bell's palsy.
Speaker AShe's got the Bell's Paulie.
Speaker AShe's got the Bell's Paulie.
Speaker BI don't know what that means.
Speaker AI couldn't say.
Speaker AI couldn't say Bell Paulie.
Speaker AI said Bell's Paulie.
Speaker BBob did get that in there.
Speaker ABell's Paulie.
Speaker AThere we go.
Speaker BYou called it Bell's Paulie.
Speaker ABell's Paulie.
Speaker ABecause what?
Speaker AThe person that had the bells.
Speaker APaulie.
Speaker ALooked like Paulie from the Sopranos, the way they were talking.
Speaker BYeah, sure.
Speaker AHe's got.
Speaker AHey, he's got the bells.
Speaker APaulie.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BHe was my favorite.
Speaker ABell's Paulie.
Speaker BI love Paulie.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BBell's Paulie.
Speaker BWalnuts, but.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AI know this is hard to take, but I don't know.
Speaker AWe've lost somebody.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker AIf you've known, know this.
Speaker AJim Acosta is no longer at cnn.
Speaker AJust wanted to end today's show by thanking all of the wonderful people who work behind the scenes at this network.
Speaker AYou may have seen some reports about me and the show, and after giving all of this some careful consideration and weighing an alternative time slot, seeing an offer be.
Speaker AI've decided to move on.
Speaker AI am grateful to CNN for the nearly 18 years I've spent here doing the news.
Speaker APeople often ask me if the highlight of my career at CNN was at the White House covering Donald Trump.
Speaker AActually, no.
Speaker AThat moment came here when I covered former President Barack Obama's trip to Cuba in 2016 and had the chance to question the dictator there, Raul Castro, about the island's political prisoners.
Speaker AAs the son of a Cuban refugee, I took home this lesson.
Speaker AIt is never a good time to bow down to a tyrant.
Speaker AI've always believed it's the job of the press to hold power to account.
Speaker AI've always tried to do that here at cnn.
Speaker AOne side, one side, not both sides.
Speaker AYeah, Jim, you would think that maybe.
Speaker AMaybe this was.
Speaker AMaybe this is a learning experience for Jim.
Speaker AMaybe he'll learn to take on both sides.
Speaker ASo now he can join the bitter fruit, Don Lemon and the guy that's brother of the former governor of New York, whatever his name.
Speaker BCuomo.
Speaker AYeah, Chris Cuomo.
Speaker AAnd they can all be over on substack where you can go over and pay.
Speaker AYou know what?
Speaker AJim Acosta now has the same platform as Professor Tom.
Speaker BThere you go.
Speaker BTom at least is cohesive and coherent.
Speaker BJim's parents are very disappointed.
Speaker BDo you ever meet a Democrat?
Speaker BCuban?
Speaker AOh, that's right.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AThey don't like that at all.
Speaker BWell, again, Jim, this is not an airport, so no need to announce.
Speaker BNo one fucking cares.
Speaker BBye.
Speaker AYeah, I know, but.
Speaker BI know.
Speaker AWhat did I just do?
Speaker ADamn it.
Speaker AListen, I'm over here.
Speaker AI'm over here flying by the seat of my pants.
Speaker BYou are.
Speaker AThis is what got.
Speaker AThis is basically got what got Jim Acosta fired.
Speaker ABecause I've never seen anybody get owned like this guy owned Jim Acosta because he was all uppity.
Speaker AIt's like, you know what?
Speaker AThis is CNN is covered on cnn.
Speaker AWhat you're saying, this is, this is not Fox, Congressman.
Speaker AYou can't just spin a tail and pull the wall over people's eyes.
Speaker AThis is cnn.
Speaker AThis is the news.
Speaker AWe are asking to come on and tell the truth.
Speaker AAnd that's why more people are watching the Cartoon Network spongebob reruns right now.
Speaker AJim.
Speaker BHe scolded him.
Speaker BHow rude was that?
Speaker BYeah, well, this isn't Fox News.
Speaker AYeah, this is.
Speaker BThis is CNN killing it on all the platforms.
Speaker AYeah, all of them.
Speaker BThey have their own thing too.
Speaker ABut look, they took Jim Acosta and they moved him to midnight so nobody was going to watch him.
Speaker ASo then he got pissed off.
Speaker ASo he said, you know what I'm going to do?
Speaker AI'm going to leave and get me a substack.
Speaker AI was talking to Professor Tom the other day and here you can make like people pay you $5 for, for your, your.
Speaker AHe got owned by a nerdy white guy.
Speaker ANerdy white guy.
Speaker BYep, absolutely.
Speaker BI mean, got the guy literally look like he just came off the train.
Speaker BThis look like a hobo.
Speaker BGood for him.
Speaker BYou know what?
Speaker BThat.
Speaker BThere's no need to talk to your guests like that.
Speaker AI just.
Speaker AThat gets hysterical again.
Speaker AWe have all the.
Speaker AThe left is freaking out.
Speaker AThey're trying to.
Speaker AAs soon as they had the spending freeze, they said, oh, you're, you're snap in your welfare and your food stamps.
Speaker AMedicaid.
Speaker AMedicaid.
Speaker AIt's all going to be.
Speaker ANo, here we go.
Speaker BNope, not at all.
Speaker BBefore, before we get started.
Speaker AI'm only going to, I'm only going to do five minutes because we had a whole press briefing with Carolina.
Speaker BCan you just give.
Speaker BHow long is this temporary pause on federal funding?
Speaker AHow long is this pause going to last?
Speaker AThe terms of the executive order is 90 days.
Speaker ABut it's important to understand that it's a review process to say that there's for discretionary spending that's not directed by Congress or required by law.
Speaker ASo this would be, for example, something like a contract to a non governmental organization to teach, say, critical race theory.
Speaker AThat there has to be a politically appointed individual in the departments or agencies who simply reviews and approves the expenditure so that we have control, Democratic control over the Operations of government.
Speaker AThis doesn't affect any federal programs that Americans rely on, full stop.
Speaker AIt doesn't.
Speaker BIt's not going to have any impact on any Americans and what they rely on.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker AProgram, like a benefit program that Americans rely on.
Speaker ALike Meals on Wheels.
Speaker ACorrect.
Speaker BThere's no.
Speaker AThe, the OMB guidance document, which I think you're referring to because the executive order was issued a week ago.
Speaker AIt just gets clarity on how to implement the original executive order, which doesn't cover any entitlement or public benefit spending at all.
Speaker AAnd that's clear, by the way, if you read, as I'm sure you have, the OMB guidance document.
Speaker BAbout El Salvador.
Speaker BSo we know that the president spoke to President Bukele.
Speaker BNext week Secretary Rubio will be in El Salvador.
Speaker BShould we be expecting the El Salvador to take the trender agua Venezuelans?
Speaker ASomebody check her fucking green card.
Speaker AI think she should be.
Speaker BI didn't understand half of what she said.
Speaker BI feel bad as an agreement between the two countries.
Speaker AAll I can say on this, because I don't want to get ahead of Senator Rubio is that the President Bukele has graciously offered tremendous degrees of cooperation with the United States on all things migration.
Speaker AAnd we're hoping that will provide a framework for migration cooperation all throughout the region.
Speaker AAnd I think it's very clear that President Bukele is going to be a very great and strong partner for this administration and for the United States.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BSo, you know, good on him.
Speaker BHe.
Speaker BHe did very well with that because I did not understand a fucking word she said.
Speaker AThe thing that I get from everything from the new press secretary, all these people from the Trump administration is professionalism.
Speaker AThe professionalism because they can go out and answer a question without a slant.
Speaker AThey don't have to lie.
Speaker AAnd I love this.
Speaker AI like the new.
Speaker BRemember, it's straight up, like, this is what it is.
Speaker AI like the new press secretary.
Speaker BYou know, listen, I know she's not your Kaylee.
Speaker AShe's not my Kaylee.
Speaker AAnd I was trying to figure out where she to me is like a Marjorie Taylor Greene.
Speaker AOh, but she's got that Marjorie Taylor Green kind of sass to her, which I think doesn't bode well.
Speaker AMy girl Kaylee, she had like a professionalism where she didn't just like as soon as they start talking, she was snarky as.
Speaker BDon't kid yourself.
Speaker AThey would ask a question and as soon as they got to the part of the question, you can see this girl smile like, I got You.
Speaker AI want.
Speaker AI'm trying to see if I have a.
Speaker ASomething.
Speaker BOh, I loved it.
Speaker BI loved it.
Speaker BI thought I, I think I like her.
Speaker BI like her more than I like Kaylee.
Speaker BI think she, she comes across as much.
Speaker BNot that Haley wasn't qualified.
Speaker BI think that this young lady comes across very authoritatively and I.
Speaker BSpeaks authoritatively, speaks with purpose.
Speaker BThere's like no pause.
Speaker BLike you don't see her like blinking and eye rolling and, and stuttering and flipping notebook pages.
Speaker BShe comes out and she didn't like introduce herself as know, I'm the woman that was chosen for this job.
Speaker BShe didn't have to identify herself or pronoun herself.
Speaker BShe just came out.
Speaker BHow are you?
Speaker BNice to see you.
Speaker BLet's go.
Speaker BYou know, and just took every question.
Speaker AOh, that's not it.
Speaker AI'm not going to get into this.
Speaker AHere's a woman, she's talking about the, you know, deportation because again, the, the mainstream media children, they can't seem to get the difference between somebody that's here legally and somebody that's here illegally.
Speaker BIllegally.
Speaker AThat, that's the, It's.
Speaker AThey can't seem to get that through their thick skull.
Speaker BBut I've seen a huge leftist talking point about this mass deportation.
Speaker BWell, what about the kids?
Speaker BYou guys have no empathy.
Speaker BThe children, the children.
Speaker BThe innocent children at risk.
Speaker BBlah, blah.
Speaker BLike Selena Gomez getting online and hysterically crying about her people.
Speaker BFirst of all, baby, an American, okay, let's just get that out of the way.
Speaker BSecond of all, I didn't hear you crying about the kids the last four years when your administration lost hundreds of thousands of them to sex and labor traffickers.
Speaker BLet me show you a little something.
Speaker AEvery child gets a know your rights presentation.
Speaker AIs that correct?
Speaker AThat is correct.
Speaker AIs that before or after you release them to labor traffickers?
Speaker BOh, that's a bad question, Senator.
Speaker BEvery child that comes into our care gets to know your rights presentation as well.
Speaker AHave you read these New York Times reports, these stories, the series of stories the New York Times has done on the children who are in your care?
Speaker AHave you read them?
Speaker AYes, I have.
Speaker AHave you read that children are scrubbing dishes, they are operating heavy machinery, they are delivering meals, they are harvesting coffee, they are working construction, they are working as housekeepers, they are working overnight shifts at plants where they are not paid, they are not going to school, they are not cared for, they are not giving meals.
Speaker AAlmost all of it illegally.
Speaker AAre you aware of that?
Speaker AOh, so we're back to the 70s.
Speaker AThat's a yes.
Speaker AOh, know Your rights presentation help them in those situations?
Speaker ANo, Senator Orr, that's a yes or no, I think.
Speaker ADo you really think that you're helping these children by releasing them to labor traffickers and yes, sex traffickers.
Speaker A85,000 children whom you have no contact with.
Speaker AAnd your answer is we gave them a presentation before we turned them over to these.
Speaker BNo, you're right.
Speaker AExploiting them on a scale not seen in this country for a hundred years.
Speaker BYou don't know who that woman is.
Speaker BShe is Ms.
Speaker BMarcos and she, as of September of 2022, is the director of the ORR.
Speaker BThe ORR is the office of Refugee Resettlement.
Speaker BLet me show you another clip concern.
Speaker ABecause you have managed to lose 85,000 of them and the Times knows where they are or 2/3 of them and they're with labor traffickers.
Speaker AIt's unbelievable.
Speaker ALet me just ask you this.
Speaker AHow many kids Right now, the 430,000 approximately unaccompanied children cross the border into this administration?
Speaker AIt's astounding.
Speaker ANumber.
Speaker AHow many are you in regular contact with right now.
Speaker BSenator, we have a number of different providers across the country.
Speaker ABut what's the number?
Speaker AWhat's the number?
Speaker AHow many of you are you.
Speaker AYou said child welfare is your top concern.
Speaker AWhat's the number?
Speaker BI don't have the specific number.
Speaker AHow can you not know?
Speaker AWhy would you come to this hearing and not know?
Speaker ABecause nobody ever asked me tough questions before.
Speaker BBecause I never had to justify my actions.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker BAnd I just suck at my job and just take my money and those kids.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker ABecause I work for and you know, I'm a DEI hire and I get a kick out of.
Speaker AIt's disgusting, you know, because everybody's upset.
Speaker AOh, they said dei?
Speaker AYes.
Speaker ADiversity, equity and inclusion.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker AWell, the thing is, why don't we just have the best people?
Speaker AWhy don't we just do the best people?
Speaker AHow about that?
Speaker AThere was a plane crash yesterday.
Speaker AI don't know if anybody hasn't heard of this yet.
Speaker BIt was terrible.
Speaker AA helicopter was flying up the Potomac or down whatever way it was going and just happened with lights out and with night vision.
Speaker AJust happened to plow into another plane, a passenger plane that was lit up like a drone, like a, like a UFO you could see landing for miles.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker AIt's landing and it comes in and runs right into it.
Speaker BNow, can I, can I say something before you do?
Speaker BI won't divulge anything.
Speaker BAs soon as I saw this last night, and I hate my brain does this, I was like, something's with this there's no way.
Speaker BThere's no way.
Speaker BYou don't just give that helicopter to anybody.
Speaker BI talked about it this morning too with Bruce and the guys, so.
Speaker BBut yeah, that was my thought.
Speaker ASo I have the same thoughts that you have that apparently that way.
Speaker AAnd again we have all these Internet sleuths.
Speaker AInternet sleuths that are out there and all this is.
Speaker AI'm just going to say.
Speaker AI don't know, this is a fact.
Speaker AI haven't run this down, but I've seen videos where they say that this helicopter took off from the.
Speaker AThe Saudi Arabia embassy.
Speaker AThat's odd.
Speaker AAnd as it went up the.
Speaker AOr down the Potomac river, planes seemed to fly up and down this river like crazy.
Speaker BIt gets a ton of traffic.
Speaker AWell, they have this app now that every plane, you can see it.
Speaker ASo this helicopter was moving out of the way of all these other planes.
Speaker ASaw that one, saw that one, saw that one.
Speaker AAnd then all of a sudden.
Speaker ALike a fucking Scud missile.
Speaker AYeah, just crash now.
Speaker BYou know, I thought given the fact of what happened in New Orleans, what happened in Vegas, they were military grade folk who.
Speaker BWho blew the car up in front of Trump Hotel.
Speaker BWho plowed people down in New Orleans?
Speaker BWhy not?
Speaker BIt worked.
Speaker BIt made sense to me.
Speaker ABut here's a funny thing that.
Speaker AAnd when I say funny, I don't mean funny like haha funny.
Speaker BWeird.
Speaker AFunny.
Speaker AWeird.
Speaker AFunny.
Speaker AStrange.
Speaker AAnd again, I know.
Speaker AWhere's the tinfoil for my hat?
Speaker ABut the.
Speaker AThey haven't announced any of the names of the pilots because they haven't got to the next of kin yet.
Speaker AIt's been 24 hours almost.
Speaker AYeah, I would think that they would know by now.
Speaker AAnd I hate the fact that Pete Hedge, whatever his name is.
Speaker AHegseth.
Speaker AI'll never get this name right.
Speaker AHegseth.
Speaker AHe had done a video talking about it and said they were on a training exercises.
Speaker AThe training exercise they used never training exercise night goggles.
Speaker AIt was some kind of something.
Speaker AAnd here's the other thing.
Speaker ABob heads right here.
Speaker AThere's cameras all over.
Speaker AThere's cameras all over.
Speaker AWhy are we only seeing one shot or one camera?
Speaker ANow they're putting them up on social media.
Speaker AThis one lady or guy was driving and all of a sudden you saw the impact and you saw the.
Speaker AThe basically explosion in the plane.
Speaker AFalling in the helicopter falling out of the sky.
Speaker BAwful.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker ALike why that plane?
Speaker AYou think it was just a random act of violence, like a terrorist attack?
Speaker BI need to see the passenger list on that.
Speaker AYeah, why.
Speaker AWhy all Of a sudden did this happen?
Speaker BI hate to think that way.
Speaker AAll right, there have.
Speaker AThat is one of the busiest airports in the country because everybody's flying in and out of there.
Speaker AYou've got all government people, agencies.
Speaker AThe plane was coming from Kansas.
Speaker AWho the fuck is in Kansas?
Speaker AApparently the report is now that it was a bunch of skaters.
Speaker AThere was a competition and their families.
Speaker BAwful, awful.
Speaker BThose poor kids.
Speaker AAll right, so you got 62.
Speaker ABut then.
Speaker AThen here I see another video of where how they can fly this helicopter with no pilots.
Speaker AThey can fly it remotely like a drone.
Speaker AThat's strange.
Speaker AThat's weird.
Speaker BThat's suspicious.
Speaker AThat's suspicious.
Speaker ASo I don't know, but here we go.
Speaker ASo then God damn Trump, he comes out and the first thing he says is he attacks them.
Speaker AHe attacks the.
Speaker AThe, the controllers, the traffic.
Speaker AThe air traffic controllers.
Speaker ANow there's terrible.
Speaker AAll right, come on, bring them up, Bud Vugger.
Speaker AAre we really gonna miss the figure skaters now?
Speaker BBob says.
Speaker BI was worried.
Speaker BDoug was on it.
Speaker AI was hoping.
Speaker ANo.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker ADisgusting.
Speaker BHow dare you.
Speaker AKidding.
Speaker AJokey jokes.
Speaker ASecretly nice skater because he's also secretly an ice skater.
Speaker AYeah, Doug's a very good ice skater.
Speaker BI also have another thing to bring up, but when you're done with this, go ahead.
Speaker AOh, bring it up.
Speaker BNo, it's not on the subject.
Speaker AOkay, okay.
Speaker BLeft turn you right off.
Speaker ASo it'll have.
Speaker ATurn me right off.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AThat keep the influence going.
Speaker AJohn.
Speaker AWe'll have her convinced the moon landing is faked in no time.
Speaker BNo, you won't.
Speaker ALook, they can fly these helicopters remotely.
Speaker AThis thing flew it dodge planes all the way on its path to where it was going and flew right into this thing.
Speaker ANow here's the thing.
Speaker AYou've got to really be a good pilot or a really bad pilot to hit a plane that's moving as fast as it's moving and you're moving trying to hit it.
Speaker AI don't know if you're a video game.
Speaker AYeah, it is like a video game.
Speaker ASo that's going on.
Speaker ASo then Trump comes in and says, you know, it's the Biden station dei and the people are.
Speaker BThat doesn't help.
Speaker AThe air traffic controllers do have a DEI program.
Speaker AAnd they're like, well, why can't black and black.
Speaker AWhy can't people of color.
Speaker AI keep saying black people of color and women be air traffic controllers.
Speaker AThey can be good at your job.
Speaker BIf they're good at it.
Speaker AYeah, if they're qualified.
Speaker ABut what I don't want you doing is lowering the test or the training for them to be able to do it.
Speaker ABecause this is really, really important, especially at that airport, because of the traffic.
Speaker AIt's.
Speaker AI mean, listen, if, look, you get.
Speaker BA lot of political people, not that anybody should be prioritized, but it gets a fuckload of traffic.
Speaker ALook, if you've got some women that you need there or people of color that really don't have a, you know, they don't.
Speaker AThey're not the best at this.
Speaker ALet's put them out in Des Moines, Iowa, someplace out in Kansas where there's not that many flights.
Speaker AYou know, South Carolina, Greenville, South Carolina, something like that.
Speaker ANashville.
Speaker ANot even Nashville.
Speaker AWhat I'm just saying is that you don't put these people in the busiest air ports.
Speaker AYou don't.
Speaker AAnd the guy.
Speaker AAnd then there was a documentary or a news report.
Speaker AThey're saying that what Budvig is saying, air traffic controllers are understaffed and they're made to work overtime and they're made to work long, long hours.
Speaker AAnd what they're trying to do now is say, look, pilots are only allowed if they have, if they fly for 10 hours, they have to have 12 hours off.
Speaker AThey can't work.
Speaker BGotta let these people get away.
Speaker AThey let them rest.
Speaker BRidiculously stressful position.
Speaker ASo this is what they.
Speaker ABecause of like this, this is what happens.
Speaker ASo it needs now the first thing that goes, oh, he's so racist.
Speaker AHe's not racist.
Speaker AHe's saying, we don't give a about horrified.
Speaker AWe don't care about their race, we don't care about their gender.
Speaker AWe want the best of the best in this industry.
Speaker AAnd if you can't make it, then go do something else or go, you know, again, like I said, put them somewhere where there's.
Speaker AOut in the middle of the country where they get like maybe 10 or 12 flights a day.
Speaker BThis is a high intensity job.
Speaker AExactly.
Speaker BYou can do it or you can't.
Speaker BAnd there's no, you can't half do this job.
Speaker BYou can't be like, well, the plane landed, they're all dead, or it's on fire because it hit somebody.
Speaker BYou can't have that.
Speaker BThat's not how it works.
Speaker BYou have to get them all down.
Speaker BLet's get them all up.
Speaker BThey all can't smack into each other, right?
Speaker BAnd it's a ridiculous amount of stress.
Speaker BI, I could not imagine.
Speaker BI'm stressed out and I don't do anything like that.
Speaker BI'm having a shit week.
Speaker BSo.
Speaker BCould not imagine staring at, whoa, I'm trying to think.
Speaker AOh, Samantha is flying back from Toronto to Saskatoon today.
Speaker AAnd I didn't.
Speaker AI didn't even tell her about this accident.
Speaker AI didn't say anything to.
Speaker BShe didn't hear about it.
Speaker AI don't know if she did or not.
Speaker AShe didn't say anything to me about it, but I didn't hear anything.
Speaker BIt's everywhere.
Speaker AI can't imagine having to get on.
Speaker AI wouldn't.
Speaker BI wouldn't have had discussion.
Speaker BI'm not thrilled.
Speaker BI just got back.
Speaker BI'm like, right.
Speaker BI don't want to fly anywhere now.
Speaker BI know it's crazy because these people got through the.
Speaker BFor me, the scariest parts are the takeoff and the landings.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BBecause that's, to me, the most problems.
Speaker BAnd now I'm gonna think about this.
Speaker BI mean, I'm grateful I'm not in Florida where now I have to get on a plane to fly home.
Speaker BBut.
Speaker BYeah, that's not cool.
Speaker BBut says, don't they take dog sleds in Saskatoon?
Speaker ANo.
Speaker ATo be honest with you, no, they don't.
Speaker ASo Trump is.
Speaker ASo I see everybody in the.
Speaker BCan I bring this up.
Speaker ADoes John think I'm a socialist?
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BWhy?
Speaker AYeah, why does John.
Speaker ABecause you're not a socialist.
Speaker AYou're a moron.
Speaker AWe talked about you earlier.
Speaker ASoft.
Speaker AHow you came on and you said, oh, I just want to see the.
Speaker AI just wanted everybody to know.
Speaker AJohn wants more regulations.
Speaker AI want regulations that actually work.
Speaker ALike I said earlier.
Speaker BStandards.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AIf McDonald's wants to fry your French fries in motor oil, I say we stop that.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AWe make a regulation where you can't use motor oil.
Speaker ANow, if seed oils are harmful for you, I would say, let's not cook the French fries in seed oil.
Speaker AIs that too much to ask?
Speaker AOr if there's some other regulation for, like, eggs or situations like that, you know, we want sensible Coca Cola.
Speaker BYou know, put the sugar back instead of the corn syrup.
Speaker BSyrup.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AAnother.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker AAnd I'm going over this, but the Fruit Loops in America has, like 50 ingredients.
Speaker AThe fruit Loops in Europe and Canada, they've outlawed these things that are harmful, cause cancer.
Speaker AThey take them out.
Speaker ABut for some reason, we in America, because big food and, you know, big pharma, they put so much money into politics that they're allowed to put this in there.
Speaker ASo why are we.
Speaker AWhy wouldn't we want the same Fruit Loops that they give in Europe or Canada?
Speaker AThey've also taken the fiber out of all the food so we eat more of it.
Speaker AThat's Right, sparky?
Speaker ALet's make McRibs great again.
Speaker AThere you go.
Speaker AThat's why you're.
Speaker AThat's why you're more.
Speaker BThis has an opinion.
Speaker APerhaps Coach Weekly should investigate what it takes to make a fucking corn, oil, vegetable or soil.
Speaker AAnd anytime.
Speaker AListen, you don't.
Speaker ABruce, you don't.
Speaker AYou don't know Soft Weekly.
Speaker BHe's a troll for John.
Speaker AHe is a.
Speaker AHe is a lonely alcoholic that lives in the Detroit area and he wants so bad to be able to do what I do and other people do, but he just doesn't have the talent to do any of that.
Speaker AAnd he's tried several times.
Speaker AHe's been on other shows.
Speaker AThey fired him.
Speaker AHis biggest claim to fame is was he was the first one that found Aaron Amholt the Steel Toe Morning show and didn't like him.
Speaker AI was the first one that didn't like him.
Speaker ACongratulations.
Speaker ACongratulations.
Speaker ASalt?
Speaker BThere you go.
Speaker BSo bud bugger says so.
Speaker AHe's Eric Zane.
Speaker AHe's friends with Eric Zane.
Speaker AHe like.
Speaker AHe likes Eric Zane.
Speaker BSorry, man.
Speaker BBirds of a feather.
Speaker BThat's not cool.
Speaker AYeah, stick around.
Speaker AMaybe we'll do a little Eric Zane segment later.
Speaker ALook much duchess roll her eyes like on cue.
Speaker ABut so anyhow, on social media, the first thing they go, oh, the price of eggs haven't been down.
Speaker AHey, I'm so glad you're.
Speaker ANow you Democrats are focused on the price of groceries.
Speaker AWhen your guy was in for four years, when he was signing executive order after executive order and signing the green, Neil Green new scammer, the just millions.
Speaker BAnd billions of dollars and dollars everywhere else, Right?
Speaker AThe Inflation Reduction act drove prices up because of inflation.
Speaker AYeah, you guys didn't say boo about prices.
Speaker AYou just sat there and bent over and took it from your daddy.
Speaker ATook it right in the pooper dry.
Speaker ABut now all of a sudden, he's not in there anymore.
Speaker AOh, you want.
Speaker ANow all of a sudden you're worried about the price of eggs.
Speaker AFaggots.
Speaker ASo anyhow.
Speaker BOh my God.
Speaker ASo they're like, oh, you want Trump to sign orders?
Speaker AYeah, yeah.
Speaker AAs a matter of fact, here's some orders that he signed the other day.
Speaker AI couldn't get enough of these.
Speaker BOkay, sir, this one says now that the retards are out of the White House, everyone can say retard again with pride.
Speaker BWhy don't we get that down so they can get them going right now this one says white people are now allowed to say the N word once a month just to really get one.
Speaker AOut of the chamber.
Speaker BAnd it Must be whispered with a black friend nearby.
Speaker BThat's a big one.
Speaker BWe're opening up N word.
Speaker AThis is a good one.
Speaker BSir basically says if men have to put their height on the dating apps, women should have to put their weight.
Speaker BThat's for quote, unquote, equality.
Speaker BShe wants to know if he can reach the top of the fridge.
Speaker BHe should want to know if she's going to clean out the fridge.
Speaker BIt's called the Rosie O'Donnell Fat Pig Act.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BOkay, this One says the LGBTQIA + 2/plus question mark backslash umlaut community is now just going to be called the everything but straight people list.
Speaker BIt's really just a timesaver.
Speaker BWell, we're going to try and get it done as quickly as possible.
Speaker BChina will now be called China America.
Speaker AIf China didn't approve it, we could.
Speaker BPut tariffs on China.
Speaker BWhen we take over Greenland, it will now be called Red, White, and blue Land.
Speaker BGreenland is a wonderful place.
Speaker BWe need it for international security.
Speaker BThis.
Speaker BThis one says if you see a man wearing a Covid mask outside, you can have sex with his girlfriend because Lord knows he him is not pleasing her any longer.
Speaker APeople have wanted to do this for years.
Speaker AWhat's this one?
Speaker BThis says we are bringing back the real gun emoji.
Speaker BGetting rid of that weak democrat woke water pistol.
Speaker BWe have to do what's right.
Speaker BOh, this one's interesting, sir.
Speaker BIt says all the fat, BALD Feminists with 40 cats, cats who hate men.
Speaker BThey will now be put in the front lines during any war.
Speaker BThey don't have family or kids, just cats, as I said.
Speaker BSo let's put them to work.
Speaker BAnd that's the equivalent, almost the equivalent of a terror.
Speaker BThey're tough.
Speaker BThey're very tough.
Speaker BIf somebody says, you have to respect my pronouns, you are allowed to fart.
Speaker AIn their mouth, sir.
Speaker AStranger things have happened.
Speaker BThe wind brings it down a lot.
Speaker BThis one says, if a woman divorces you and takes half your stuff, she's required to have sex with you half the time.
Speaker BFair is fair, sir.
Speaker BIf we create that value, why aren't we entitled to, like, half?
Speaker BThank you very much, everybody.
Speaker AAll right, guys.
Speaker BOkay, so Bob also weighed in, I guess, with the cat segment.
Speaker BAlso guinea pigs.
Speaker BI only have two, and they're blind.
Speaker BSo come on.
Speaker BI'm, like, doing a service.
Speaker AThey're blind and they're loudest.
Speaker BNo, they.
Speaker BThey do.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker BThey do kind of hump each other, so, yeah, I guess they might be.
Speaker BSo I also had a response from someone who noticed what's in your background.
Speaker AAnd is that.
Speaker ADid you bring it up or what's the story here?
Speaker BIt's.
Speaker BIt was a message to me.
Speaker BNot.
Speaker BIt was not in the comments.
Speaker BI don't.
Speaker BDo you want me to shout it out?
Speaker BI don't know.
Speaker AWhy would we say something and not tell the people?
Speaker BWell, I wanted you to acknowledge what you have in the background.
Speaker AOh, I have a roll.
Speaker BShockingly.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker ARoll toilet paper.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker BOkay, John.
Speaker BSo before the show started, John was gonna move it, and he's like, nah, it.
Speaker BI'm gonna leave it here.
Speaker ASee how long it takes anybody to notice.
Speaker BSurprisingly, a while.
Speaker AThis isn't for wiping my ass.
Speaker AThis is for when I have a.
Speaker AYou know, I have to blow my nose or something like that.
Speaker AInstead of a box of tissues, I have roll toilet paper.
Speaker AI'm old school.
Speaker ASo anyhow, I said when we get this out of the shot.
Speaker AAnd I said that.
Speaker ALet's put it back here.
Speaker BLet's put it back.
Speaker ASee who knows, see who notices.
Speaker BSurprisingly, it wasn't Mike from Wheelbarrow Full of Dick.
Speaker AI'm shocked, to be honest with you.
Speaker BI am.
Speaker AWho messaged?
Speaker BI don't want to have them, but I will.
Speaker BIt's Sparky.
Speaker AOh, of course.
Speaker BSorry, Sparky.
Speaker AWhy would you put that in the chat?
Speaker AThat would have been funny.
Speaker BI.
Speaker BI don't know.
Speaker BI said.
Speaker AI think Sparky's.
Speaker AI said it.
Speaker AI said, what's.
Speaker AWhat's the toilet paper over there?
Speaker AJaminga.
Speaker AWhat's going on over there?
Speaker AI'm not feeling well.
Speaker AI don't know if you guys have noticed, but I've been sipping on tea and honey the whole time because of his delicate sensibility.
Speaker AYeah, Dean used all my tissues when Dutchess read that book.
Speaker BYou haven't gotten any more of those, right?
Speaker ANo.
Speaker AThey said they would buy them, and then I would have you read them.
Speaker BOh, good.
Speaker BWell, good.
Speaker BNobody buy them.
Speaker BFine.
Speaker AI did.
Speaker AListen.
Speaker AI know.
Speaker AListen, I'm a little.
Speaker AMy head's a little foggy and I'm not feeling well, so I missed something.
Speaker ABut when we were talking about Jim Acosta and how he's leaving, you know, him and Trump didn't.
Speaker AWeren't really friendly.
Speaker AThey hated each other.
Speaker ASo as soon as he said he was leaving, Trump put out a Truth on Truth social.
Speaker AHere it is.
Speaker AYes.
Speaker AWould you like to read it?
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker BReally good news.
Speaker AJim Acosta.
Speaker BOh, come on.
Speaker AYou know you have to read.
Speaker AThis is Trump.
Speaker ACome on.
Speaker BI'll do my.
Speaker BOh, God.
Speaker BI haven't done that impersonation in A while.
Speaker BWow.
Speaker BReally good news.
Speaker BJim Acosta, one of the worst and most dishonest reporters in the journalistic history, a major sleazebag, has been regulated by cnn.
Speaker BFake news to the midnight hour Death Valley because of extraordinarily bad ratings and no talent.
Speaker BWord is he wants to quit.
Speaker BBut that would be even better.
Speaker BJim is a major loser.
Speaker BThe biggest loser who will fail no matter where he ends up.
Speaker BGood luck, Jim.
Speaker AAtt a girl.
Speaker AThere you go.
Speaker BSo bad.
Speaker BDon't think me do that.
Speaker BIt's so terrible.
Speaker AI went to pull that up.
Speaker AI said, oh, Duchess has to read that.
Speaker AOh, as Trump.
Speaker AThat was great.
Speaker AThat was amazing.
Speaker BNo, but thank you.
Speaker AI'm going to do take a little side.
Speaker AWhatever we call that.
Speaker AWhat do we call that when I take a little left turn?
Speaker AA tangent.
Speaker AThank you.
Speaker BOh, Lisa goes.
Speaker BYou fired.
Speaker AYou fired.
Speaker AYou're fired.
Speaker AI want to bring back a.
Speaker AAn oldie but a goodie.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker A9, 11.
Speaker AWhen some.
Speaker AWhen that plane supposedly struck the Pentagon, the eye rolls of Duchess.
Speaker ACome on, let's see what Duchess has to say.
Speaker ASay here, let's.
Speaker BI'm waiting for you to finish your ridiculous statement.
Speaker AHold on.
Speaker AThis is.
Speaker AThis whole thing is because there's no way the reason I say that.
Speaker ABut if you didn't do it maliciously, if it was an accident, like some kind of work accident.
Speaker ACome on.
Speaker AGotta die or something.
Speaker AYeah, here we go.
Speaker ASo let's let.
Speaker ALet's let this, this gentleman say what he wants to say.
Speaker AThe Pentagon, just so your viewers know, is the most awesome.
Speaker AI still, I still go with W7 won't go away.
Speaker AYeah, there's a lot of that.
Speaker AThey, that they got away with because of that.
Speaker BHe knew the new Coke formula was coming.
Speaker AWell, they knew that he wasn't going to be able to actually make it to the moon and they had to fake it in Hollywood.
Speaker ASo they took him out so that they could do that.
Speaker AI would immediately put my hand on the Bible and swear to God that I walked on the moon.
Speaker AThere was.
Speaker AIf someone walked up to you, ran.
Speaker BUp to you like that, you'd probably shoot them.
Speaker BAnd we can hold up to you, you know, like when they come to near your house.
Speaker AIf somebody came up to me and was with a bible and I had walked on the moon and said to me, put your hand on the Bible and swear to God, fake the moon landing.
Speaker AThat's all it was just a.
Speaker AAnd.
Speaker AAnd they just.
Speaker ADoctors had just come out from the ones that were there.
Speaker AOne blue left, one blue right.
Speaker ASee?
Speaker ASee that's just it, though.
Speaker AWe're not.
Speaker AUntil somebody asked him to put his hand on the bottom, I swear to it.
Speaker AThen he won't do it.
Speaker ALook, I can't get cell service, and I'm a model from a tower with a clear line of sight.
Speaker AYou say to that, duchess, daddy's getting paid.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker AThere you go.
Speaker AThe Duchess eye roll segment.
Speaker AI saw that today.
Speaker AI laughed so hard, I said I had to bring that back.
Speaker AMike, the producer, does amazing, amazing work.
Speaker BHe said he's.
Speaker BI did another one earlier, and he's gonna grab it.
Speaker AOh, so good.
Speaker BThere you go.
Speaker BBob says, I love these Bunker Classics.
Speaker BActually, I love that name.
Speaker BBunker Classics.
Speaker ABunker Classics.
Speaker AThat's a.
Speaker AThat's a great, great idea.
Speaker BAnd Sparky goes, oh, the abuse.
Speaker AShe does.
Speaker ASpeaking of abuse, who is this?
Speaker BYour own pal, Eric Zane.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AST loves these.
Speaker AI just happened to be perusing some things, and, well, I was over on Twitch because I.
Speaker AI wanted to see.
Speaker AHe was talking about something today, and I wanted to see him talk about it, and I needed to pull it.
Speaker ASo when I went over there, I noticed this.
Speaker AAnd so he had a show, and these were his live viewers for the show that he did.
Speaker A16 views.
Speaker AOh, that's a tough one.
Speaker AAll right, because he's always complaining about us.
Speaker ASo then I said, well, geez, I wonder what our views are.
Speaker AOur live views.
Speaker AOur live views were 9, 11.
Speaker AWhoops, wrong one.
Speaker AHold on.
Speaker AThis one.
Speaker AOur live views were 59 views.
Speaker ASo he is steadily losing viewers.
Speaker ALive viewers, which I thought was really funny.
Speaker ASo then I went to check out his show, and again, I didn't get a chance to do the John, do you dye your beard now?
Speaker ABecause.
Speaker AWow, looking good.
Speaker ANo, I do not dye my beard.
Speaker ADave's here.
Speaker AWe were just talking about Dave earlier today.
Speaker BIs that Dave?
Speaker AYeah, I think it is Dave.
Speaker BI don't think so.
Speaker AIt's not Dave.
Speaker BI don't know who it is.
Speaker BI was chatting with him over in who's Right last night.
Speaker AI think it's Dave.
Speaker AMaybe it isn't.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker AWhat do I know?
Speaker AAll right, so I have this.
Speaker BHere you go.
Speaker BHe says, not Dave.
Speaker AIt's not Dave.
Speaker BNot Dave.
Speaker AAll right, so he's on the show.
Speaker BToday, and he's Mexican, not Australian.
Speaker AOh, okay, good enough.
Speaker ASo he's here, and apparently.
Speaker AOh, happy day for Eric Zane Greg from Free Beer and Hot Wings.
Speaker AI guess he's Free Beer mentioned him, and he's so excited.
Speaker AHe's got to tell everybody about this now.
Speaker AWait to hear the mention some have suggested.
Speaker AOkay, you're starting to get to him.
Speaker AAnd I would be hesitant to say that, however, in what I'm about to play for you.
Speaker AIt was so out of left field, you know, and it.
Speaker AAnd it wasn't a great joke like yours, but I think it is kind of an indicator, I do have to agree with you, that if they're talking about a particular topic that has nothing to do with me, and then suddenly Greg throws me in as an insult.
Speaker AThe background of this clip is they were taking text messages.
Speaker AYou got a bad.
Speaker AA bad, bad report card or something like that, and that's pretty much all you need to know.
Speaker AAnd Kelly is reading one from an audience member about this exact thing, and that's where we pick it up.
Speaker ABy the way, she's cute in a ha.
Speaker BOh, this is good.
Speaker BTyler said, I went to a high school where my science teacher was also a magician.
Speaker BNine times out of ten, he wouldn't teach, but he'd do magic tricks for us instead.
Speaker BYes, well, one day I made him really upset by giving him an eye roll when I was sick of his magic bs, he made me stay after class and called my mom.
Speaker BI told my mom how he was wasting our time with magic tricks instead of teaching us, and the entire class is fed up.
Speaker BMy mom yelled at him till he turned red and hung up on her.
Speaker AOkay, now that's good.
Speaker AIt's a good.
Speaker AIt's a good text.
Speaker AOkay, listen.
Speaker AWhere Greg goes.
Speaker AOh, that is a fragile teacher.
Speaker AMan, that guy should have gone into podcasting.
Speaker BHe's so thin skinned.
Speaker BI'd buy Greg a drink for that.
Speaker AI talked about this.
Speaker AYou can call me a lot of things.
Speaker AThings.
Speaker AThere's a million one things you can say about me, but I would be.
Speaker AThere is no one that exists who would ever think that I am thin skinned.
Speaker BI'm sorry, go back five seconds.
Speaker BWhat the fuck did he just say?
Speaker AWould you like to roll that back a little bit?
Speaker AHold on.
Speaker ASee if I can.
Speaker BYeah, I mean, I won't give him any more plays.
Speaker AOne things you can say about me, but I would be.
Speaker AThere is no one that exists who would ever think that I am thin skinned.
Speaker AAre you kidding me?
Speaker BNo, not at all.
Speaker AAnd there are no examples of me being thin skinned.
Speaker AThere's not really.
Speaker AHang on.
Speaker ALet's talk about this.
Speaker BOh, we are.
Speaker BGod damn it, Eric.
Speaker AI can.
Speaker AI can't even get to your show.
Speaker AI had to come on this by without signing in just so I could see your show because I'm blocked.
Speaker AI'm blocked from everything.
Speaker AI tried to get.
Speaker AI was going to try to get out of Mike because one time he let me.
Speaker AHe didn't realize that I.
Speaker AHe was on YouTube and he didn't block me on YouTube yet.
Speaker AAnd I put up something and when I put it in a comment, his.
Speaker AThe blood drained out of his face.
Speaker AYou're so thin skinned, Eric.
Speaker AYou can't even handle a comment.
Speaker AHow many times in the comments have you yelled at the chat?
Speaker ABecause they don't chat correctly to your specifications.
Speaker AAnd Eric, you come in here, we don't have you blocked.
Speaker AYou're welcome to come into this chat any fucking time you want.
Speaker AYou can.
Speaker AI don't understand the fact that you think that we're afraid of you or you're not thin skinned.
Speaker AYou have the skin of tissue paper this thin.
Speaker AIt's not even padded this thin.
Speaker BThat two ply.
Speaker AIt's not even.
Speaker AYour finger goes right through it.
Speaker AI'm just saying that you watch him.
Speaker BAnd post song lyrics because he loves that.
Speaker AYeah, post.
Speaker AHe throws people out in the chat to put song lyrics in the.
Speaker AIn the chat.
Speaker BHow dare you.
Speaker AIt's ridiculous.
Speaker AI love the fact that he says, oh, you can't call me thin skinned.
Speaker AI can't.
Speaker AYou're killing.
Speaker AAll right, where did it go?
Speaker AI got to get him out of here now.
Speaker AThere he is.
Speaker BThere you go.
Speaker AAll right, so that's it.
Speaker AThat's enough.
Speaker BThat's enough, right?
Speaker AI love the fact they said, well, one thing you can say, one thing you can say about me is I'm not thin skinned.
Speaker AAs he's given 600.
Speaker AYou get a.
Speaker AYou get the band hammer.
Speaker AYou get the band hammer.
Speaker AWhen I first started watching him, he had hundreds of people watching him live.
Speaker A16, 16.
Speaker AGive me a good copy pasta and I'll represent you.
Speaker AI'll copy paste and I'll represent his stream.
Speaker AHe'll block you as soon as anything about this show or me or Duchess or Bob or anybody, any of his former listeners.
Speaker AListeners, anybody.
Speaker AYou know what got you banned?
Speaker AIf he went because he's got a Patreon.
Speaker AIf you left his Patreon, he banned you.
Speaker ALike, if you're not going to give him $10 a month or $5 a month or whatever, he banned you.
Speaker ABut he can't handle this.
Speaker AHe told, he told everybody on the show that Bob was dead.
Speaker ABob has died.
Speaker ABob dead.
Speaker BSorry, Bo.
Speaker BSo that was funny too.
Speaker AI think that was.
Speaker AI figured you would like this because you know what?
Speaker ADuchess Does I put the thing that I got the in our notes?
Speaker AWho is this Ditwerk she puts in there?
Speaker ABoring.
Speaker AYeah, trust me, every once in a.
Speaker BWhile it was that.
Speaker BThat little bit was funny.
Speaker ADare you?
Speaker AOf course it was funny.
Speaker BIt's not like you don't know.
Speaker BHe's not my favorite subject to discuss.
Speaker AI know he's not your favorite discuss.
Speaker AEvery once in a while, he's mine.
Speaker BLike a turd.
Speaker BHe just floats back up.
Speaker AHere.
Speaker AHere's Eric talking about this show.
Speaker AWelcome to the Boomer Bunker podcast.
Speaker AI'm John Domingo.
Speaker ADumb John Gizmongo said where I told you we need our fucking guns.
Speaker AAnd Boomer Bob says, from what do we need to be protected from the government?
Speaker AHe actually said, the government?
Speaker AWhy do you people even watch that shit?
Speaker BWell, that's got to say.
Speaker AGot to say one thing.
Speaker AHe did give us the government.
Speaker BThat's where you still didn't do it right, though.
Speaker AI didn't do it right.
Speaker BWell, he didn't.
Speaker BHow do you want.
Speaker BFor free.
Speaker BThat's fine.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BWe don't build the people who watch us.
Speaker ANo, we don't.
Speaker AI asked Duchess if we should do like, one a show live and then one show behind a paywall.
Speaker AAnd she's like, why?
Speaker AAnd then I.
Speaker AI'll tell you why.
Speaker ABecause I was listening to a podcast about podcasting, and they're talking about things for 2025, and they said, you know, if you don't try it, it won't work.
Speaker AAnd I thought to myself, that's a good idea.
Speaker ASo I thought maybe we could try it to see how it works, just as an experiment.
Speaker ABut then I thought to myself, if we do this and nobody shows up, I'll fucking hang myself.
Speaker BWell, I think if we were going to put something behind a all, it would have to be something that we don't do normally.
Speaker BI think if we just did another episode, they'll be like, well, I'll just hear it again on the next one.
Speaker BYou know what I mean?
Speaker BLike, it's not.
Speaker BAnd we'll probably reference it because that's what we always talk about other.
Speaker BSo if we're gonna do behind a paywall for like a dollar a month or something, you know, $.
Speaker BWhatever.
Speaker BWell, whatever.
Speaker BWe didn't discuss it, so I have no idea what you're talking about.
Speaker BBut it would have to be something.
Speaker BI would think completely different.
Speaker BOkay, Google.
Speaker BGoogle head says whoops.
Speaker BSays Duchess is sympathetic to the poors.
Speaker AMe.
Speaker ALook you.
Speaker BBut me.
Speaker AI'll be honest with you.
Speaker AThis.
Speaker BNo, Dean no, no, no.
Speaker AThis.
Speaker BYou want to make money.
Speaker AThis is fun for me, okay?
Speaker AThis is.
Speaker AIt helps me stay relevant.
Speaker AIt's focus.
Speaker AJamingo Bingo would be pretty good.
Speaker BOh, my God.
Speaker BCan we play that next week?
Speaker AWell, we need something.
Speaker AWe need something.
Speaker AAlso, I would like to get the audience involved in, like, titles.
Speaker ASo for the title so far today, I've got Grumpy Gus, and that's all I got because I'm doing too.
Speaker ASo if you can think of a.
Speaker BTitle, anybody has an idea, drop it in the comments.
Speaker AYeah, everybody got an idea for a title.
Speaker AWe can just drop it.
Speaker ADrop in the comments.
Speaker ABut that's, you know, for 2025, I was thinking that maybe we could just do one show live like this and then one show on a paywall.
Speaker AThe other thing I was thinking about, Dylan, if this is okay with you, is when I see something that I know we're not going to talk about on the show is just popping on and doing a real quick segment about it and throwing it in the feed as, like, a bunker special or a bunker.
Speaker AA bunker.
Speaker AA bunker alert or something.
Speaker AWe'll give it a name and just throw it up there so you can listen to it.
Speaker ABut it wouldn't be live.
Speaker AIt would be like.
Speaker AIt wouldn't come on here live and do a show without.
Speaker AYou can't do that.
Speaker ASo I would just do something like behind the scenes and then put it up.
Speaker AIt just pop up when you're on your feed.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker AJust things I'm thinking about doing in 2025.
Speaker BWe can always play around.
Speaker AI always say that because I'm like, yeah, that's a great idea.
Speaker AThen I'm like, when am I going to get the time to.
Speaker BWhen do I get three podcast streams that you got?
Speaker BAnd you're like Jamingo Rants, right?
Speaker BWe're still working on that.
Speaker AWell, I gave up Jamingo Rants because most of Jimmy Rants stuff twice a week.
Speaker AI do here.
Speaker AI do twice a week.
Speaker ASo there's no reason to do Jimingo Rants.
Speaker AAlthough Jimingo Rants would be a great thing to throw in the Boomer Bunker feed.
Speaker AIf I have a rant.
Speaker BThere you go.
Speaker AIf I have a rant about Eric Zane that Duchess won't like, because Duchess says, I'm not going to talk about.
Speaker AI said, that's fine.
Speaker AI'll just do this.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker ASo we're going to talk about Eric Zane anyhow.
Speaker AJust didn't like that too much.
Speaker BGo ahead.
Speaker BSo did you see?
Speaker BI Put the link in Discord.
Speaker BBut yes, we have a bunch about getting press passes.
Speaker BThe new press secretary indicated that podcasters and.
Speaker BAnd all alternative media, social medias could apply for a press pass.
Speaker BAnd I thought, well, how fun would it be to apply for a press pass?
Speaker AOkay, which one of us can.
Speaker AWhich one of us can pass a background check?
Speaker BYou can't.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker BI'm pretty sure I could.
Speaker AOkay, so you could pass a background check.
Speaker AI'm not sure.
Speaker BYeah, look, I didn't smuggle bombs or.
Speaker AAnything from my dad back in the day.
Speaker AI did have a security clearance for buildings.
Speaker BLike, I can go discretion.
Speaker AWell, I could go into federal courthouses, and I could go into the mint.
Speaker AThe U.S.
Speaker Amint.
Speaker AThere's.
Speaker BOh, that's cool, right?
Speaker BI wanted to go to the Philadelphia.
Speaker BWhen we didn't have time to tell.
Speaker AYou the story about what they did to me at the Mint.
Speaker BNo.
Speaker ASo the Mint was not my.
Speaker AThe Philadelphia Mint was not my job.
Speaker ASo every once in a while, they.
Speaker AThere's a shutdown.
Speaker AAnd the mint runs 24,7.
Speaker AIt's the most amazing place you've ever seen in your entire life.
Speaker BI still want to go there.
Speaker AI really do, but not because of what the tour is.
Speaker AIt's like the inner workings of the Mint, right?
Speaker ASo in the back of the Mint, they have like eight or nine bays where they pull these basic.
Speaker AWhat are those things called?
Speaker AThe armor cars.
Speaker AThey'll pull an armor car in, okay, to take the money in and out.
Speaker ASo they pull this thing on on this big giant hydraulic elevator.
Speaker AThe piston size in the elevator, normal piston size for an elevator, is like 8 inches.
Speaker AThis thing was like a.
Speaker BSounds like it's tree trunk.
Speaker AIt was huge.
Speaker AYou couldn't even wrap your arms around it.
Speaker BSo, wow.
Speaker ATwo of them, two pistons at the same time.
Speaker ATwo pistons at the same time would go up and down.
Speaker ASo if this thing shuts down for some reason in the middle of the.
Speaker AAnd it's got all this money on it, they need somebody to come in, right?
Speaker AWell, our company had the.
Speaker AHad this.
Speaker AThey had the contract for this.
Speaker AAnd what they were supposed to do was put tools in the mitt in there where you didn't.
Speaker AThe guy would come in and he didn't have any tools, so he'd come in and come out.
Speaker ABut my company was like, we're not going to do that.
Speaker AYou guys buy your own tools.
Speaker ASo you had to go in with your tool bag, right?
Speaker ASo you go into the Mint, they check you.
Speaker AThey wand you, and off you go.
Speaker AYou go in, it's no big deal.
Speaker AComing out was the bitch, I bet.
Speaker BEmpty every pocket, right?
Speaker AEvery pocket wand you.
Speaker AAnd then you put your tools through.
Speaker AYou put your tools through this bag.
Speaker AAnd it.
Speaker AWhen they go through the bag, people steal anything.
Speaker AYeah, okay.
Speaker ASo my bag goes through and apparently I had 11 cents in my bag and they saw it.
Speaker ASo they pull my bag out.
Speaker AThey go, you got money in your bag?
Speaker AI go, okay, open it.
Speaker AWhatever it was.
Speaker A11 cents.
Speaker AI go, keep it.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker AI said, maybe.
Speaker AI don't know how it got in there.
Speaker AWhatever, 11 cents, no big deal.
Speaker AYeah, thief.
Speaker AYeah, I went in this.
Speaker AOh, money.
Speaker ASo anyhow, they said, okay, well, we need to need you to go through the thing again.
Speaker ASo now I go through.
Speaker ABeep.
Speaker ATake off your shoes.
Speaker ASo I take off my shoes, Beep.
Speaker AThey go, oh, take off your belt.
Speaker BIt's like strip poker, but no fun, right?
Speaker ATake off your belt.
Speaker AIt's.
Speaker AIt's 2:00 in the morning.
Speaker AI got this call.
Speaker AI went in, I fixed the elevator.
Speaker AI'm leaving.
Speaker AIt's 2:00 in the morning.
Speaker ABeep, Take off your belt.
Speaker AI take off my belt, I go through again and it goes, beep.
Speaker AThey go, we're gonna have to take you in the back and strip search you.
Speaker BYeah, you.
Speaker BYou are.
Speaker AI looked in the guy, I looked, the guy's dead in the face.
Speaker AI said, you're gonna have to call for backup.
Speaker ACause you are not strip searching me.
Speaker AI said, I don't know what the fuck.
Speaker AI said, empty my pockets.
Speaker AI emptied this.
Speaker AI said, I have nothing on here.
Speaker AI said, you are not strip searching me.
Speaker AHear what those motherfuckers were doing because I was the new guy, Because I came in.
Speaker BWere they fucking with you?
Speaker AThey were touching it, and when they touch it, it would go off.
Speaker ASo every time they go, we're just fucking with you.
Speaker AGo ahead, put your boot.
Speaker BTrying to see how far you would take your clothes off.
Speaker AGuy said, we never had somebody say, call for backup.
Speaker AWe never had that happen before, you know, like.
Speaker BSo did that mean they get someone to strip?
Speaker AWell, see, it depends because they would always.
Speaker AWith this vendors that had to come in overnight, that was what they would like to do.
Speaker BI would totally cry too.
Speaker BI did not do well under pressure.
Speaker BI feel like I didn't do it.
Speaker BI swear.
Speaker ASo the one time the guy says to me, I came in my tools, I did.
Speaker AI fixed the car and everything.
Speaker AI come back out, I go out, make sure that I Empty my bag out, make sure there's no change in it.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker APut my tools back in.
Speaker AI go in, I fix the elevator, come out, and the guy goes, you got to leave your tools here.
Speaker AYou need a perm, you need a permit to get your tools out.
Speaker AI go, well, where's the guy for the permit?
Speaker AHe's not.
Speaker AWe don't have one guy here today because you have to leave your tools here.
Speaker AYou have to come back tomorrow morning for your tools.
Speaker ASo I said, no.
Speaker AI said, I get paid until I go home.
Speaker AI'm not leaving without my tools.
Speaker AI'm getting paid.
Speaker AI'll sit over here in this chair until the guy comes in.
Speaker ATell me when I can get my permit to get it, get the tools.
Speaker BAnd I'm billing you guys.
Speaker BYep.
Speaker AI said, I'm bill.
Speaker AI said, I'm just going to sit over here.
Speaker ASo they sat there and they go, you're gonna sit here until 8:00 in the morning?
Speaker AIt was like 4:00 in the morning.
Speaker AI said, yeah, why not?
Speaker AI'm not leaving without my tools.
Speaker AThat's number one.
Speaker AYeah, so.
Speaker BOh, yeah, because you'd never.
Speaker BThey'd be somewhere safe.
Speaker AWhere am I going to go without my tools?
Speaker BWhat are you gonna do?
Speaker BHow are you gonna work?
Speaker AYeah, how am I gonna work without my tools?
Speaker AWell, where's your tools?
Speaker AThey're in the mint.
Speaker ASo I said, the guy sitting there for a while, and I guess I sat there for about 15 minutes.
Speaker AHe goes, I just take them and get out of here.
Speaker AOkay, thank you.
Speaker AAnd off I went.
Speaker ABut that's how they would with you at the mint.
Speaker AWait, if you took money from the mint, would the change not be new and current?
Speaker AYeah, well, I don't know.
Speaker AI don't know.
Speaker AThey wouldn't let you take.
Speaker AIf you had money, if you had change in your pocket, let's say you went in, went in there, they let you in.
Speaker AThey would let you in with anything.
Speaker AYou walk in with a machine gun, they wouldn't give a.
Speaker AComing out is when they got you.
Speaker BNo money as long as you have no money.
Speaker ARight.
Speaker ASo if you had like a change in your pocket from, I don't know, you went, got a coin, coffee or something.
Speaker AThere's like changing your pocket.
Speaker AThey're like, oh, you can't leave with that change.
Speaker AOkay.
Speaker BWell, these are the old days when you actually paid cash and you carry cash instead of just debit card in your way through life, you know?
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker ASo.
Speaker ABut the, the neatest thing was they would have These trucks come in and they would have coils of the nickel and the copper and all the McPennies, nickels, quarters, and dimes.
Speaker AAnd they would have big, giant rolls of them in these.
Speaker AAnd they would bring them in and they would lift them out and they'd put them in this machine that would just.
Speaker AAnd just pouring out of these things.
Speaker BI would totally stand in front of those and watch that.
Speaker ASame thing with the dollar bills.
Speaker AThey also print dollar bills there.
Speaker AAnd you would.
Speaker AThey would have a.
Speaker AThey would have one of those.
Speaker AThe trucks, whatever they're called.
Speaker ACan't even think of it now.
Speaker BThe armored cars.
Speaker AArmored cars.
Speaker AThank you.
Speaker BOkay.
Speaker AStacked.
Speaker AStacked to the roof with nothing but pallets of dollar.
Speaker ADollar bills where they're ones, fives, tens, hundreds, whatever.
Speaker AAnd they'd be stacked in there and they'd be loading them into the truck.
Speaker AAnd then the truck would go out the other side and then off it would go.
Speaker ABut.
Speaker AAnd these elevators were huge, huge elevators.
Speaker AAnd they had to run.
Speaker AThat place ran 24 7.
Speaker ASo, yeah, it was kind of cool.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AThat's why I love you.
Speaker AThat's why I love the elevator.
Speaker ABut you never knew what you were going to run into.
Speaker AYou never knew what was going to happen.
Speaker AThe one time the guy ran, he puts the money on the car and all, and I.
Speaker AI don't know, whatever happened, he took his foot off the brake and the damn thing went right through the door on the other side.
Speaker AAnd now it's stuck in the elevator with the door all broken.
Speaker AAnd I come in, they go, gotta get this fixed.
Speaker ALooking around, I'm like, I can't do this by myself.
Speaker AI need another guy.
Speaker AI need another two guys to get this done.
Speaker BI gotta call him back up now.
Speaker AEverything was huge in that.
Speaker AIn that building.
Speaker AIt was massive, heavy.
Speaker BThat's amazing, though.
Speaker BLike, what.
Speaker BAll the.
Speaker BAll of what gets done in that.
Speaker BI mean, there's several mints, but there's not tons of them.
Speaker BSo, I mean, just the amount of coins and bills that they process.
Speaker BBecause that's how you make money.
Speaker BJust print more, right?
Speaker AWell, no.
Speaker BAmazing.
Speaker AWhat would happen was not only to do that, but they would bring in the other money, the old money, and shred it, and then that would have to go out.
Speaker AI don't know what they did with that, but they would shred it in the mint.
Speaker BI think they'd melt them down.
Speaker BWould they melt it back down?
Speaker ADollars.
Speaker ADollars.
Speaker ANot.
Speaker AI don't know what they do with the coins.
Speaker BBills.
Speaker BThey would shred.
Speaker AYeah, the bills.
Speaker AThey Would shred, but it was cool.
Speaker AAll right, there's an elevator story for you.
Speaker ASorry.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AAlways good.
Speaker BAs a request for the next lore drop, can you talk about the elevator operator strikes of the 1920s?
Speaker BI don't know if that's his wheelhouse.
Speaker AWell, I do know about it.
Speaker BThere you go.
Speaker BWell, keep that in mind for the next.
Speaker BI'm telling you, we need to do elevator stories.
Speaker BOkay, maybe that's your Patreon.
Speaker BIt's your elevator stories.
Speaker BMaybe Google says you were there now I wasn't there.
Speaker AI got into the elevator business.
Speaker BHe thinks world is dirt.
Speaker AThat's.
Speaker AI got into the elevator business in 1987 is when I got my permit.
Speaker BThat's when I started high school.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker BSo way back when.
Speaker AThat's when I got in.
Speaker BI missed the 80s.
Speaker BThey were good times.
Speaker AYeah, 80s and 90s.
Speaker AAll right, we're gonna be back Monday, right?
Speaker BI guess we are.
Speaker ANow, what's the deal?
Speaker AWe got up till the middle of.
Speaker AWhen is it?
Speaker AMarch 10th is when our 300th episode will be.
Speaker BI think it's the first Thursday.
Speaker AFirst Thursday in March.
Speaker AIt'll be our 300 episode.
Speaker BWell, we're working on it.
Speaker BDuchess is like.
Speaker ADuchess is like, what are we gonna do?
Speaker AI'm like, let's speak.
Speaker AIt's just 300 episodes.
Speaker BShow up.
Speaker BWhatever.
Speaker AWhat would you like us to do on our 300?
Speaker AI don't want to do old clips.
Speaker AI don't want to do stuff like that, because that's something you can always go watch.
Speaker AYeah, I would do something different.
Speaker AA game, maybe.
Speaker ABring some.
Speaker ABring a guest on.
Speaker BI like a game, and I like the game that Jody did that he would.
Speaker BNo, no, the one that he was inspired by.
Speaker BWe.
Speaker BThe one I played previously, like, when it was closer to Christmas or Thanksgiving.
Speaker BSo we can come up with.
Speaker BI'll come up with something that might be fun.
Speaker AOkay, let's see what we can.
Speaker BCome.
Speaker ALeave Dutchess in charge of this.
Speaker BOh.
Speaker BSo things that inspire you to think of other songs or.
Speaker BOr I'd say books, but I know that wouldn't be a thing for you.
Speaker AI don't read books, Duchess.
Speaker BI don't read.
Speaker AI know there's a book that.
Speaker AAbout the New Jersey Mafia, and it was what the Sopranos were based on, and a friend of mine's reading it, and then I was like, well, let me go see if I can get it in a downloadable book.
Speaker AAnd I can.
Speaker AAnd it's like 15 to get it.
Speaker ABut then again, when am I going to listen to It.
Speaker BWell, when you go to sleep and you can just kind of go back to where you think you missed and it'll give you some great vivid dreams.
Speaker BI'm sure.
Speaker AThat's what I'm afraid of because you fall asleep, next thing you know, I'm in the Mafia.
Speaker BWho narrates it?
Speaker BWas it is an actor or is it just the author?
Speaker AI don't know, to be honest with you.
Speaker AI didn't really listen to it.
Speaker ABut, yeah, I think it would be.
Speaker BGreat if they had like someone from the Sopranos or somebody like, narrating it.
Speaker AYeah, I.
Speaker AI love stories and documentaries on the Mafia.
Speaker AThey fascinate me.
Speaker AI don't see any difference.
Speaker AThere's no.
Speaker AThe only difference between the mafia and the government is the government has a better enforcement system.
Speaker AThat's it.
Speaker AThe government, they do the same thing, just bigger.
Speaker AThey tax you where you live.
Speaker AThey're.
Speaker AIt's exactly.
Speaker AThe mafia is just a.
Speaker AI mean, the government is just a legal mafia.
Speaker ASame thing.
Speaker AYou got the.
Speaker AThe head guy, you got capos, you got other people.
Speaker AIt's.
Speaker AIt's crazy.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BIt's impressive, for sure.
Speaker BThe levels in that are something else.
Speaker AAll right, we're heading out of here.
Speaker BDid we go over everything?
Speaker AOf course not.
Speaker ABut it's an hour, 45 minutes.
Speaker ALook, I put enough stuff in here to get us to the end, and I try to do the best stuff that we have up front.
Speaker AAnd if we run out of stuff, I've got other stuff in here too.
Speaker AWe did an elevator story, so we.
Speaker AWe knocked off a few stories.
Speaker BI like the elevator stories.
Speaker AI'm glad you did.
Speaker BThey're fun.
Speaker BI do.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AAre we.
Speaker AAre we done yet?
Speaker BAre we done with this bit?
Speaker AAre we done with this bit?
Speaker BI think we could be.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BAny big weekend plans for you, Jaminga?
Speaker AOf course not.
Speaker BOh, no.
Speaker BFootball this weekend.
Speaker AHere's the thing.
Speaker AI'm trying to.
Speaker AYou know me, I'm a big fan of crock pot cooking.
Speaker BYes.
Speaker AThe problem is I've got an 8 quart crock pot.
Speaker ASo when I make stuff in the 8 quart crock pot, I have.
Speaker ASo I can't.
Speaker AIt's just me eating this and I don't want to do that.
Speaker BSo freeze it.
Speaker AHuh?
Speaker BFreeze.
Speaker AI don't want to freeze it because it doesn't taste the same one.
Speaker AI've tried this.
Speaker AI've tried freezing jamingo stew.
Speaker AIt comes out.
Speaker AIt's got a weird taste to it.
Speaker AAnd the chicken noodle soup didn't Taste as good as it did when I was.
Speaker BThe noodles get mushy.
Speaker BYeah.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AOkay, so I'm thinking about getting a smaller crock pot.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AEither a three or four quart crock pot and learning how to make smaller.
Speaker AOne person, one crock pot meal.
Speaker AThat's what I'm into right now.
Speaker ACan I downsize my jamingo stew and all that stuff to make it smaller?
Speaker AWhere I make enough.
Speaker AWhere I can have it like, two nights that week and then eat that and just do.
Speaker AAnd then on Saturday, do the cooking and then have it for the week.
Speaker ABecause here's the other thing.
Speaker AI don't know how women, when they're hungry, cook dinner, why they're hungry.
Speaker AGet it ready and then put it at the.
Speaker AI can't do that.
Speaker ALike, I'm angry when I'm hungry and I'm trying to cook angry.
Speaker AThis is fucking taking too long.
Speaker BI hate it because you wait too long.
Speaker BBecause if you wait till you're starving, then it's like everything takes forever.
Speaker BIf you know.
Speaker BIf you know you have to cook dinner.
Speaker BThe thing is, you eat, like, one meal a day or something.
Speaker BLike, you don't.
Speaker AThe other night I made chicken nuggets and tater tots in the air fryer.
Speaker AIt's 15 minutes.
Speaker AI'm sitting there, 15 minutes.
Speaker AI mean, I want it now.
Speaker AI want to be able to pull it out, throw it in microwave, heat it up for three minutes and be done with it.
Speaker ASo that's what I'm looking for right now.
Speaker ASingle microwave meal, crock pot, things that you can make for one person.
Speaker ASo that's what I'm into.
Speaker BI think you could.
Speaker BI think you could do it.
Speaker BDo you have an idea like, you know, kind of how you make, like, your stew or whatever?
Speaker AI want a chicken.
Speaker BLess of it.
Speaker AYeah.
Speaker AI want, like, a chicken something, and then I want, like, a beef something and then, like, some kind of soup something.
Speaker AEspecially why we say the wintertime soup is winter salad.
Speaker AWho wants to eat a salad in the wintertime soup?
Speaker ASoup is like winter salad.
Speaker AThat's my thing.
Speaker AAnybody come up with a title yet?
Speaker AIs any.
Speaker AOr.
Speaker AOr is our audience lazy?
Speaker BNo, they're all, like, saying goodbye.
Speaker BThey're all done.
Speaker ASee?
Speaker BOh, here we go.
Speaker BSo Lisa came up with On Pupillary Pivots with the Duchess.
Speaker AI.
Speaker AI don't even know what that.
Speaker BOh, oh, I get it.
Speaker BI get it.
Speaker BI get it.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker AI'll get that one down.
Speaker AAll right.
Speaker BI got you, Lisa.
Speaker BI got you, girl.
Speaker AListen, you have to have a title that I can understand.
Speaker AI don't have to go to the.
Speaker BIt's too many.
Speaker BIt's too many letters.
Speaker BSyllables, and it's.
Speaker BYou know.
Speaker AAll right, all right, we're out of here.
Speaker AI'm not even gonna play the music.
Speaker BScroll.
Speaker ALet's just go.
Speaker ALet's get out of here.
Speaker AWhere's the thing?
Speaker ABye, everybody.
Speaker BBye.


















