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Gut ist, für alle. Deiner Kreuz, um, just elected three, every four of the Democratic Socialists in New York who are crazy.
It's like outright really crazy. So, like, are they gonna blow it? They don't know, but they need to be well on their way. Okay. I has Bill Bar, Bill Bar of HBO fan,
winner of the Mark Twain Award at the Trump Kennedy Center
“the night before last, my best Joe and I were there for that.”
For that thing, I'm not because of a love-up Bill Mar, but because a bunch of our friends were gonna be there and invited us to join them for some. And so, we did.
And Bill Bar, every now and then, he makes a little bit of sense, which is why he's being boycotted now, because you can't make even a little bit of sense every now and then,
and still be adored by the left. While they pay you millions and millions of dollars, to do Democrat Party propaganda for decades. Remember, September 11th, is September 11th, the taxis,
the guy who said that the hijackers were brave. There are death-rattling suicidal mass murderers. They were the brave ones. And our fighter pilots were the cowards because we had missiles
and didn't have to crash into everything that we wanted to blow up.
That was, that will always define Bill Mar for me.
That will always be who Bill Mar is. Well, a very good Tuesday, too, and welcome back once again. We continue to be reached at 888-6309625. And we welcome Democrats, too.
That's a, eight, eight, eight, six, six. Three, zero, you're gonna have to catch up later on for that. But we welcome Democrats and other mentally-deranged people because this is open. This is a free society here.
Very, very much welcome to you. There's a lot going on today as there always is. Boys, I tell you last night, my best growing. We're hanging out doing our usual thing. We have the Washington Monument Outer window
because who doesn't. And it was lit up, the Washington Monument was lit up with a moving light show of American flag patterns and red-white and blue from top to bottom on the Washington Monument
as we're now coming into our 250th birthday celebration already ongoing here in Washington DC. A lot of Democrats, including governors, are boycotting our 250th birthday
because they're basically communists.
Oh, and also, you just see the Democratic Socialists of America guy, the RNC put out video clip today. I guess he's the leader, how can you have a leader when you're Bolsheviks in everybody in charge
“and everybody equal, how can somebody be in charge?”
But the guy in charge said, he said, and he's doing it with a straight face, I actually cited the linen quote yesterday and that is that the goal of socialism is communism. And then the head of the Democratic Socialists of America,
they're not Democratic at all. You know, the Democratic Socialists aren't. They are a socialist, they're not Democratic. And he said, this guy who's the head of the DSA, which is the current wave in charge
of the Democratic Party in the United States of America. And he said, in so many words, that their goal is communism and that the goal of socialism is communism. And then they start murdering millions of people
and their gullags and it's a slave ship and they steal everything because they're communists. And the Democrat Party is pretty much there. They're ready to take up the mantle or whatever it is.
They've saved them. It's these people, they're not the good guys, where they're not the good guys. Now let's were keeping one eye on the Supreme Court as well, I can see the Supreme Court out my window at home.
As well, but the Washington Monument is bigger and more colorful when it's lit up with all kinds of fun stuff as it was last night. And I'm guessing, perhaps, and it's funny because my best girl and I've been talking about this recently,
saying, and I think my best girl said, they should be lighting up the Washington Monument every night through the fourth of July with colorful and patriotic light shows.
She just said that a couple of days ago.
And last night for the first time,
“we saw the Washington Monument was lit up”
with patriotic themed light shows. They're light shows. And it looked very good. Very nice. I hope there will be more of that.
A lot of Democrats boycotting America because they're not on their side. And they're socialist and they're Bolsheviks and they, and they've been raised and weened by the left to despise freedom and to despise capitalism
and America, we just called them Democrats and filthy pigdogs that they are. Oh, speaking of which, there's a crazy, there are a lot of crazy stories today. Iran accuses the United States
of violating World Cup rules. Oh, no, not violating World Cup rules too. After the team, the Iranian team was eliminated and they blame the United States, America, 'cause this is for domestic consumption inside of Iran.
Oh, no, we lost the sucker again and the US is responsible, the great Satan. Take away a sucker of victory from us. It's like that good stuff. And kind of a kind of an amusing thing.
But it's funny around Blames the US for them losing in the World Cup, it's all our fault. That's pretty funny, which then brings us to the socialist who is the deputy mayor of Paris. And she blames the United States America
for the heat wave. There's a heat wave in France and other parts of Europe now and she being a Bolshevik from the Caribbean. She blasts Americans on Instagram for France's deadly heat wave.
There's a deadly heat wave. That's because French people have died. Maybe other people because it's real hot and they don't have air conditioning. And then there's another idiot European
who's attacking the United States America for having air conditioning and saying, well, we don't have air conditioning and then he takes credit for being globally an environmentally conscious and responsible
because they don't have air conditioning. And he's insisting this euro that the United States should go air conditioning free also and then we'd all smell like French people and they'd feel better about that
'cause the whole world would be smelly. Instead of just Pepe L'Apieu and his fellow traveler, Skunk. You know, Pepe, Pepe was a French guy and he was made a Skunk because French men are famously smelly.
That's the thing about them. That's the thing. Yes, sir. Also, big news today at the White House. I've talked to you a little bit before
about the new presidential helicopter. They built, you know, we've been flying this presidential helicopter. If you look at Richard Nixon boarding the helicopters when he was president on the south one of the White House, you'll see that they're very, very similar helicopters.
The Skorsky H3 Seeking helicopter.
“Way back then, I think it was an Army helicopter”
and Army unit that transported the president but since the HMX-1, the famous historic Marine Corps helicopter squadron that Helicopter HMX is Helicopter Marine Experimental 1.
So it was actually the first Marine Corps helicopter squadron.
And they've been transporting the president with these helicopters, the Sikorsky H3 Seeking with a VIP package. But there is a new helicopter coming online. And I've talked about it a little bit. It's a much larger helicopter.
It's a beautiful helicopter. We see it flying around the city of Washington frequently. A couple of, in fact, I saw two of them pass each other going in opposite direction outside our window a week ago or so. And they're big, beautiful helicopters.
And I told you about them because there is a kind of a little bit of a funny Washington story, you know, big, big money story that we created this new presidential helicopter. And she's a honey, she's a beauty. And it's a much larger helicopter than the H3,
the old H3 helicopter. And when they started landing on the south along of the White House,
they discovered that it's so big and so powerful.
The rotors is so large. It blasts air to the point where it blows apart the south lawn. It's so big and powerful that it causes havoc on the south lawn of the White House.
“I think you might call that a design flaw.”
Since the starting point is, well, we're going to land it on the south lawn of the helicopter in the White House, rather, and pick up the White House with the president, I can speak with the new helicopter. And then they started landing on the south lawn discovered
it created havoc havoc. And today there is an angry news story from the Washington Post Trump begins construction of unannounced White House Helopad. The Washington Post thinks that the White House has to tell
the Washington Post before they put a Helopad in the south lawn
Because they're fascists, you know, they're really
they're all little moustaches, little Hitler moustaches.
“Well, the women do anyway, that's not so much the men.”
But Trump begins construction of unannounced White House Helopad. Can you believe it's unannounced?
Everybody, that's amazing.
Eight, eight, six, three, zero, nine, six, two, five. Unannounced Helopad. I'm really just kidding. But no, but there, this is Washington Post during. The project funded with a Lockheed Martin donation
is intended to resolve a years-long problem with the new Marine One Helopadgers. They run the risk of scorching the White House grass. Oh, no, not the White House scorching the White House grass because the Helopadgers present Trump.
They say at the Washington Post, Dan, Diamond, and Dan Lamoff, they have, it's not clear if they're dating. And these two guys are writing the story. President Donald Trump has begun construction on a new White House Helopad.
His latest change to the historic grounds, according to three people who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the project publicly. They should probably be arrested in pre-don raids
and dragged out in Cuffs and sent to a Gulag somewhere. Now, you think speaking, because they're not authorized
“to discuss the Helopad that it's like top secret stuff.”
The SR-71 construction crews worked into the night Monday on the White House's south lawn with the project blocked off by a large fence. And so you guys won't fall in the hole, I think, 'cause there's big hole there.
The Helopad will be located near the south portico.
I would think so, that's where it's always landed,
going back long, long time. The traditional landing site for Marine One, the call sign for which ever Helicopter is transporting the president. Well, that's true as long as it's a Marine Corps helicopter.
They left that little detail on if it's not a Marine Corps helicopter, then it's not going to be Marine One. The new Helopad, which has the Washington Post panties all in a bunch here, which the White House has yet to announce they're supposed to announce Helopad,
is intended to address the long-running problem. New generation of Marine One Helicopters risks the burning the lawn, the VH-92A Patriot.
“It's the VH-92A, you have to include the,”
I just call it the '92, it's the Patriot. Manufactured by Sikorsky aircraft, it's Sikorsky, but they're sharing with Lockheed for the Helopad, which is kind of thoughtful. Sikorsky aircraft exhaust vents that aim heat down
making grass scorching likely, Lockheed Martin, which owns Sikorsky aircraft, and has spent years trying to develop a solution to the scorching problem. We'll donate $5 million to help cover the cost
of the Helopad, according to a company official familiar with the project that he speak and honors on the condition of anonymity because he's not authorized to discuss the project. These people are really ridiculous.
Our news media, everything's a secret. We spoke to a spokesman for a company, but it's a secret. The Washington Post reported last month that the Helopad was under consideration
and reported earlier this month that the administration was moving forward with the project and would rely on a $5 million donation to help fund it. They hate that, too, don't they?
When private industry funds a government project, they have checked. They've got to steal more from hardworking taxpayers and raise your rent, Democrats. The White House and the Marine Corps,
which operates presidential helicopter program. How many times are you going to say that? Did not immediately respond to questions about the project. It's timing or total cost.
I would just never call the Washington Post back ever just,
you know, they called that you can leave a message on my voicemail and then I'd never get back to them. Trump has face criticism for, and I love this, and that you can just fill in the blank here. Trump has face criticism for his recent alterations
to the White House. That's he had their hem brought up and inch there. Such as his plan to build an expensive ballroom. Yeah, really the White House has never needed a ballroom. Why would you need a ballroom at the White House?
You know, it's a highly secure ballroom at the White House. Rather than going to the Hinkley Hilton Hotel, as it's called in Washington, where Democrats run in with rifles and shoot the place up during the White House Correspondence dinner.
And yet another assassination attempt on President Trump. The Washington Post is not, they forgot about that story. That's been swept under their stolen Persian rug in that amazing, these people.
They've got, and then the Washington Post
says that they attack the presidential walk of fame
that mocked past Democratic presidents. Well, it's hard not to, really.
“And it's got pictures of them all dressed as ladies,”
dressed as ladies. So this has the Washington Post's all wrinkled today because, you know, their cross dressers is one of the main reasons. We're at 888-630-9625.
So much way I can do it'll do. I've got a story for you. How do you make a heart attack funny? How do you make a heart attack funny? I've got a, I've got a funny heart attack story for you today.
And I shall go ahead, it's a bit of a spoiler alert. It is a fatal heart attack, it's a fatal heart attack. And it's a funny story, I've got that coming up for you today. Guys, gotta be a Democrat. We're at 888-630-9625.
Another great science story today, science. So listen to this, this is great. The ozone holes, earliest cause, wasn't floral floral carbons after all.
“CFCs didn't cause the hole in the ozone over antartigant.”
It wasn't even over antartigant. And it started decades earlier before there were CFCs.
But, you know, it's never too early to panic,
as they say in the scientific community. All right, Miguel, let's go to, let's go to the telephones. Let's go to Kevin, calling from beautiful and serene, Hilton Head Island in South Carolina. Kevin, you're on the Chris Plant Show.
Good morning, love to show a long time list. There's since you used to do billion on WMAL. Wow, how about that? That's a while ago. Yes, that's a, that's a, that's a lot of minute ago.
But yeah, the first presidential flight was actually a marine helicopter during the Eisenhower administration. There was use on an emergency basis to get back from Newport, Rhode Island so that we could deal with a little walk mine crisis.
And in the end, it worked so well that HMX-1, which was then used just for experimental aircraft, was transformed into the presidential helicopter squadron. And they shared that mission with the Army, up until the Johnson administration.
And the Army had an incident during, actually, during the Nixon administration. Had an incident that resulted in them being uninvited from the party. The Army helicopters, and then they went strictly marine core
helicopters at HMX-1. Yes, indeed. Now do you have the background with the, yeah, with the old, well, the 60s had the black box. So there's a, there is a VH-60N.
And that's the one that's used for overseas mission. Right, right, yeah. The VH-3Ds are domestic, which I was the lead test pilot for those programs at the Navy's rotary aircraft test directed at us in this cold at the time,
plus 30 years ago when the plane is frozen. Is there, right, you were the lead test pilot? I was. I was going to say, you obviously know a lot about this. And I was going to ask you why.
And you answered the question without asking God bless you. I'm, I'm saluting you. And now you're on Hilton Head Island. So things are going very well for you. God bless you, Kevin.
[MUSIC PLAYING] All right, I've got, I've got a funny ozone story. It's a science story, really. It's a story about science because, you know, they have rules in science.
They can't just make stuff up and say it for 50 years. Like the lockdowns for COVID and the COVID vaccine, which will do all kinds of miraculous things
that the COVID vaccine never did.
Anthony Fauci and torturing vehicles to death and Algeria are someplace. We got that, but. But listen to this because this is a good bit of fun from yesterday.
Gizmoto posted this story, but it is earth science. The ozone holes earliest cause wasn't CFCs after all. You had to get rid of your hairspray, the ladies in America, back then only ladies used hairspray. Now, all Democrats use hairspray, but it's,
“they got to use it with the little pump bottle, I think.”
The ozone holes earliest cause wasn't CFCs after all. The chlorofluor carbons, which they've been telling us for, you know, a darn near half-century scientists. They're, they're engaged in science. Discovered the ozone hole in 1985.
If they had had the atmospheric monitoring capabilities
of today, they could have found it 30 years earlier according to new research.
“And 30 years earlier, there were no CFCs.”
We weren't selling, you know, spray cans of everything at the grocery store and down to their renacers and, you know, the drugstore, house a local drugstore when I was a kid, renacers. When researchers first discovered the Antarctic ozone hole
in 1985, my best girl and I, we went down there a couple years ago to go visit the Antarctic ozone hole. It was very nice, actually. It was warmer than you might think, which is good. Today, when I first discovered the Antarctic ozone hole
in 1985, it's never too early to panic.
It was a shock to the scientific community. The wave of studies that followed, that's all about funding my project and my friend's project. Suggested it began forming in the 1970s, driven primarily by chlorofluoral carbons, CFCs.
Now, a new study offers a totally different perspective on its origin. And this, you know, 50 years from now, they're going to have this about global warming and CO2. Because CO2, we all exhale CO2 and CO2 everywhere.
The plants create CO2, but never mind that. Here it is. The findings published today, that'll be yesterday, in the journal proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, sounds very serious, doesn't it?
Suggested that the first signs of ozone depletion
actually appeared as early as 1957. 1957, I think, you know, leave it to Beaver, wasn't even on the area. Though it took another 30 years for scientists to develop the atmospheric monitoring capabilities
that led them to discover the hole, the ozone layer, began thinning decades earlier. But they told us it was all because of CFCs
“in your spray can, and you have to stop using all this stuff”
because, you know, it was an early exercise of corrupt idiotic scientific power that was about getting funding for their projects that turned out decades later to be completely wrong. You know, that's what science is all about.
Now, the surprises don't stop there, they, right?
The researchers determined that the first signal
it went from being assigned to being a signal. Researchers determined the first signal of ozone loss appeared not in the Antarctic, but in the upper atmosphere of the tropics. Wow, maybe they're using a lot of hair spray down.
There's spray, spray curler, something. And what's more, the early stages of depletion were not driven by CFCs, but by carbon tetra chloride. It's carbon tetra, now we've got to ban that. Another industrial chemical used as dry cleaning
as a dry cleaning and degracing agent in the 1930s. So now we're moving, wait a minute, for dry cleaning. It's another blaming old Jewish families that ran dry cleaners and Koreans. They're blaming Koreans.
We're going to have to ban dry cleaners now. The fact that ozone depletion would have happened as early as the late 1950s, which is much earlier than I would have thought, just absolutely blew my mind, said author Susan Solomon,
the Lee and Geraldine Martin Professor of Environmental Studies and Chemistry at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Gazun-type. And she put that out of the statement, Solomon,
who is Susan Solomon, she's a genius. MIT, I tell you, was an early pioneer in the study of ozone effects on the atmosphere. And as he'd blew her mind, she was wrong about everything in her whole life, has been a waste.
And the first issue that CFCs were primarily responsible for eroding Antarctic ozone, according to MIT. See, she's a groundbreaking professor.
“And that's why she's been living high on the hog”
for decades now because she came up with this. I'm the-- and you walk around campus and people will point at her, not a young woman anymore. And say, oh, that's Professor Solomon. She's a genius.
Susan Solomon is the one that came up with the fact-- and they called it a fact for decades-- that chloroflural carbons caused a hole in the ozone in Antarctica. And now, here she is in 2026 saying
an absolutely blew my mind when she discovered that the ozone depletion would have happened as early as the 1950s. She had turns out her whole life has been a complete waste of time.
She was completely wrong about everything. She should really move to Hanoi or something. And that amazing. She says, it turns out there was another compound that caused ozone depletion much earlier than CFCs.
This was a big surprise.
Now they want to ban something else
and decades after her passing, they'll say, oh, by the way, that was wrong too. And this whole CO2 causing global warming.
“I think the great ball of fire in this guy”
might have had something to do with any one degree shift in temperatures worldwide, which has been going on. Since the world was new, the ozone layer sits in the stratosphere between seven and 31 miles, seven and 31 miles above the earth's surface.
It serves as the planet's natural sunscreen, blocking out most of the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation and protecting life down below. Sure it does. In the late 1970s, British Antarctic Survey Researcher
Jonathan Shinklin noticed something strange, while analyzing data from the dobs and ozone spectrometer
and at the Haley Research Station at amazing stuff.
Yes, sir. The instrument measure, the instrument measures the amount of UV radiation reaching earth to infer to draw conclusions as to how much ozone is in the atmosphere since the late 1970s
there had been a systematic decline in the amount of spring ozone over Antarctica. By 1984, the ozone layer over Haley, it's Haley or Haley, it's like the comet. Was only two thirds as thick as it had been
in earlier decades, yes, sure, but turns out they didn't really know anything about that. So they now they're changing the subject to another chemical compound that they'll ban and then years from now, they'll be proven wrong again.
You know why?
Because that's what they do.
That's the racket that they're in. That's the business.
“That's what I'm telling you in that crazy.”
Yes, it is. All right, now I mentioned the funny heart attack because there is a funny heart attack and it doesn't happen all the time, but every now and then it's usually the left
because they're not very funny. They get paid to do lots and lots of comedy, but you may have noticed that it's not very funny anymore, this so-called comedy. Remarkable stuff, but we got a little rogue kind of update
for you too, he just gets richer and richer. Now, here's the, I wrote on the under the headline here from People Magazine. I wrote, funny is our heart attack, funny is our heart attack. And here is, here is the headline kind of gives it away.
In fact, I'm going to go past that and I'm going to read the story from the, a Georgia man who allegedly strangled his girlfriend to death is believed to have died of a heart attack while trying to get rid of her body in the Alabama woods. What?
“On Wednesday, June 10th, the bodies of Jessica Folds,”
47 years old of Lenette, Alabama, and Daniel Robbins, 44 dating an older woman of making Georgia, they were found dead in the woods. And there they are, dead as door nails. How dead as a door nail?
Pretty dead, I gotta tell you. They found in the wooded area near a county road 86 and Lenette authorities said, now, here's the, you know, we actually have a local news report on this too that I want to share with, but it's,
the guy's, he's got to be a Democrat because how do you make murder and a heart attack? I didly heard attack, funny. The only reason that I think this works is because the guy's a Democrat.
I let's, Michael, let's go to the, this is from the TV station, WTVM, WTVM talking about the, this, the guy strangles his girlfriend and then he goes to dump her body out in the forest somewhere
and while dragging her body through the woods, he has a heart attack and dies. I guess he maybe should have had a skinnier girlfriend or something like that, but here's the local news report, WTVM.
Hey, woman found dead in Chambers County earlier this month, was triangle, that's according to officials. This comes after the woman and a man were found dead near county road 86 in Lenette earlier this month. Who wants to?
The people found were identified as 47 year old, Jessica Falls and 44 year old Daniel Robbins, Chambers County District Attorney Mike Seagrist, says Robbins was, folds his boyfriend. After autopsy results and then I'm going to believe Robbins
killed Falls and was in the process of disposing of her body when he had a heart attack. Had a heart attack, a deadly heart attack. That just, you know, like survived it, heart attack. He's dragging your body through the woods.
He has a heart attack and he falls down and dies. And then they, I read a couple of news stories about this and police growing along. There was a car parked along the side of the road.
That's always a clue in this area surrounded by woods
and the police stop and said, hey, what's this car doing here?
“And they started poking around and looking at it.”
Maybe the people are just wandering in the woods. They weren't wandering in the woods. They find dead woman and who'd been murdered by, and that's why I love it. It's her boyfriend.
I think they were exes at that point. Wouldn't you say? So it's strangled by her ex boyfriend. They guys, once she was strangled her to death, I don't think you're her boyfriend anymore.
I don't know if that, I don't want to get technical on the use of language here, but that's pretty crazy. He died out, this is just a crazy. The autopsy found that Fault died the lady of strangulation and that Robin's died of a heart attack.
The police officer there, the robins was the boyfriend.
Chambers County District Attorney Mike Seagrest. Mike Seagrest said, he said, based on an investigation by Alabama Law Enforcement Agency and the Chambers County
“Sheriff's Office and the autopsy done by the Alabama”
Department of Forensic Sciences. The female victim was strangled and it appears the male was attempting to dispose of the body in a remote location. Seagrest said, he died of a heart attack while doing it.
Their bodies were right there together. That's, it's kind of like Romeo and Juliet, but very different. You know, Romeo and Juliet, they, it's because they were so in love. And well, it was poison, but it's a, look,
there are a couple of things in common. They're both laying there together in their dead.
Yeah, he died of a heart attack while dragging her body
through the woods and there's, there are pictures over here. And she's not actually an extra large or anything like that. She looks like a perfectly lovely and nice person. But this guy, this is, you know, there's a lesson in here.
And that is, go to the gym, come on, go to the gym, stay in shape, forgets it. That's, that's what you want to do. But that's your Democrat party. I think he's got to be a Democrat.
I don't think so. Even though it's Alabama, they got some Democrats. He's actually from Georgia. He was living in Georgia at the time. So that could be part of it.
All right, now let's, let's go back to the telephones, Michael. 'Cause the great American people are calling in. Wonderful American people, let's go to, and I do. When I saw that story today, though, I did laugh because, and I immediately started texting it out to Michael Peresian
and Darandi and Kevin and, say, hey, what's the look of this? Funny is our heart attack. All right, so let's go, let's go to the telephones. Let's go to, what? Let's go to Sylvie calling from Waldorf, Maryland.
Sylvie, you're on the Chris Plantry? Well, all right there, I'm just great. I haven't heard your voice in so long. Well, I've got a case of World Cup fever, Chris. busy watching all of the World Cup games.
And, you know, it's better, better going in the United States better than we ever even imagined. Because if you remember last year, all the liberals in European Socialists were telling everyone to boycott the World Cup.
“Remember that and then telling us that all the U.S.”
stadiums were going to be empty and that sales would be disbolt and the complete opposite. I mean, 180 has happened, not only that, but all the foreign soccer fans that love American hospitality, the food, the air conditioning,
the freedom and independence, because, you know, maybe it would have come from democratic socialist countries. So they see how Americans love that extra layer of freedom and independence that they don't have in places like Scotland and those are the same countries, Chris.
You know, and I've been following some social media accounts of these English and Japanese and Scottish females who have marveled about how independent and industrious American women are, it's been so eye-opening. It's just very revealing, actually, you know,
which is something that they don't have in Europe because every day things like healthcare and even the household issues being a housewife, let's say, is controlled by the government. It's really been eye-opening and then not only that,
it's Germany and the Netherlands lost their games yesterday and are going back home, which is another tragic situation for them, but, yeah, yeah. For them, yeah, and it's, yeah, you've funny, a lot of, you said something funny, it made me laugh several things,
but one of them is the air conditioning. There have been a lot of euros that have come to the United States and they walk in places and they have made their own videos, other people make videos of them, walk in it's a hot day somewhere and they're out hiking around
and they walk into a store and as sure they're going crazy
About Walmart and they're going crazy about, you know,
food places and all the delicious stuff we have
“and making videos of how amazed they are by how great”
the United States is and how they didn't expect all this and one of them is air conditioning. And a lot of the euros coming to a place say, wow, air conditioning and they look around that Americans, like we're supposed to be surprised
with them, yeah, air conditioning, you know.
And, but here listen to this, so the, here's the Fox News
had like Paris Deputy Mayor Blames, the United States carbon emissions for deadly heat wave. There's a heat wave going and they don't have air conditioning which is one of the reasons that Frenchman smell like Pepe La Pue, you know, Pepe La Pue, the, the skunk
from the Bugs Bunny cartoons. France has restricted public gatherings and reduced public hours of popular landmarks to protect tourists. Yeah, we got to close the, the Eiffel Tower, the Turie fell because I don't think you need air conditioning
at the Eiffel Tower. Paris Deputy Mayor Audrey Polvar, she comes from a socialist background out of the Caribbean, the French colonial holdings in the Caribbean and her father is the founder of a radical movement down there and extremist left wing movement.
Paris Deputy Mayor Audrey Polvar released a lengthy statement blaming the United States for the deadly heat wave over France this past week.
“Do you think we're responsible for, for that, uh, Sylvie?”
I have a thousand people that have died of this heat wave. There's a hospital inducible door for that was just built. It doesn't have her conditioning. How do you have her conditioning in a newly built hospital?
It's incredible. I can't believe it.
They, they rebuilt one of the hospitals that was in Gaza because, you know, they're, yeah, pretty amazing. Yeah, during American Journalists and social media influences for days, some of you have been criticizing and making fun of Paris because the city does not have air conditioning in every room.
Oh, and gee, this is so rich. And then she blamed the United States because we've got air conditioning
“and it's, uh, what are many reasons that we don't smell, lady?”
Like you. Now, I've got, uh, where we're expecting this print heart come down with two decisions today. Birthright citizenship and trainees in sports. You know how the Democrats love trainees.
In sports and in their sleeping bags and every place else. And their daughters shower room, the Democrat party. Uh, but there is, we were reading from the, funny story. It turns out 46 people in France have drowned because of the heat wave. They're, uh, they, they said that they were swimming an unauthorized areas.
Frogs can't swim as the headline.
