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Over the weekend, some public cabinet meeting at Camp David,

she discussed the situation in Iran. My saying that there are ideas that best actually came up with who was pinning the war on Dr. Half-Jews. [LAUGHTER] [MUSIC PLAYING]

Oh, yeah, it's Fouchu, the newspaper. They're rallied around Fouchu. Fouchu takes the fifth, 111 times. And the newspaper rallied around him, like he was the hero. We're pleading the fifth amendment to 111 times.

It's like lying, but different, I think.

Uh-uh. A little bit different. Wack at doodle do. I'm telling you, these people. Hi, we've got, uh, we used to haven't gotten to Barack Obama yet.

But we'll get to Barack Obama soon. Man, oh, man, a ship, it's I am telling you. And, uh, and we are standing by. Uh, I was, uh, watching the stock market here during the, the break.

And I believe the Dow Jones industrials have never hit 54,000

as a number. Uh, but that may happen today because we're, uh, we're on the precipice. We're very close to hitting 54,000 the Dow Jones industrials. Right now at 53,979 and 96 cents. And, uh, boy, 53,979.

And, uh, the, the Dow is more than 800 points so far today.

And it, uh, may break the 54,000 mark, which would, uh, speak to, uh, good things. Prosperity, it's good for, you're, uh, 401k's and your IRA's and your retirement plans. And, uh, it's, uh, good sign for economic health and prosperity. Uh, um, not all that good stuff. But with that said, uh, we'll, we'll keep our ear to the ground on that.

I, um, uh, I don't have one of the business channels, uh, but that's, you know, that's kind of big deal. Let me get to another, uh, here is the bright part news people. They've got a story today. They've got, it says Elliott Page. When they say, uh, Elliott Page, they're actually referring to a woman, uh,

named Ellen Page, who used to be an actress kind of, uh, she was in a movie called Juno. That was kind of an interesting, uh, accidentally pro-life movie. Um, and, uh, interesting, but here is, uh, now there's person Ellen Page, who was an actress now says that, uh, she is a man.

And you can call her Elliott, which is a man's name.

But really, uh, still Ellen Page had some kind of mutilation surgery to remove rest of season, and things. But this, uh, person, um, uh, Ellen Page, you know, I'm going to dead name. I'm going to keep dead naming, uh, now goes by the name Elliott, pretending to be a male, did a podcast because everybody, you know, did a podcast.

And, and, uh, you got to listen to this because here's this person, who is, and this is a perfectly mainstream Democrat worldview here. Start saying that, uh, we human beings are ridiculous and absurd because we're the only species that doesn't accept transgenderism and transgender with the only species, you know, um,

crickets and, um, uh, the various mercupials, uh, fish, they all accept, uh, transgenderism. Here is the person, uh, Ellen Page going by the name Elliott Page. In the natural world, and what we learn in, in biology class, and in terms of it, seemingly being this cis, heteropatriarchal. Is it heteropatriarchal?

Well, you know, system is, I don't know, however we'd say that. Um, yeah, however. It is, I feel used against queer and trans people, and in terms of us being made to seem maladaptive. There's something wrong with us. Relative, uh, my reward we're facing.

We're somewhere where some modern thing, which is, of course, we know that's always true.

We've been, you know, everywhere forever. You know, I feel like as trans people are just constantly being asslet by people. And it's, it's baffling. Being gasslet constantly been around. They've been everywhere forever transgender people.

And we're the only species, you see, we're the only species that, uh, that are ridiculous enough to seem to have a huge problem with, uh, trans folks. This is Ellen Page. It's human beings are the only species that are, you know, ridiculous enough to seem to have a huge problem with trans folks.

Yeah. Folks. Yeah. Well, the, uh, because other species don't, uh, write books about biology and haven't cracked the genetic code and, you know,

The chromosomes and, and, uh, we've mapped the chromosomes where, uh,

we're geniuses, uh, no other species has libraries filled with books on biology. Unless I've missed out on something, maybe, maybe Ellen Page, uh, AKA Elliot Page could, uh, cool me in on this human beings are the only species that are ridiculous enough. See, we're the ridiculous ones, uh,

to seem to have a huge problem with trans folks. Well, there's species have folks. Let's, uh, share with that.

Isn't that amazing? These, these people.

I'm telling you. And, uh, what, what other species, and there's a, uh, a non-interviewer interview who's, uh, apparently a training. And, uh, nobody, nobody asks any obvious questions. These people are mentally ill and ridiculous and, and, you know,

I don't care, uh, except they insist on, inserting themselves into everyone else's normal lives. Uh, the word "normal" has actual meeting, meaning it's in the dictionary. And, and these people are not normal, of course. And, and that's fine, and you can be whatever you want.

Uh, just leave me out of it. Why do I have to be a part of your mental illness?

That's the, that's really the only problem I have with it, is that you insist on, um, inserting yourself into everyone else's lives. I don't, I don't, uh, bore you with my, uh, sex life all day every day. Um, and I would appreciate it if you could do me the same favor. Because you guys are, uh, really something.

And when I say you guys, I mean, this woman, in this case, just, uh, just amazing. Now, that's, that's it. Human beings are the only species that are ridiculous enough to have a huge problem with trend. No, is that not really a huge problem, to the extent that there's an issue with all of this, because you guys keep making an issue and, uh, putting it front and center.

But, uh, but never mind to, never mind all that.

But, uh, human beings are ridiculous because other species, she says, uh, have no problem with trends, folks. But I'm in talking about house caps, I guess, uh, and that, uh, remarkable. Yeah, otherwise, yeah, we're such a ridiculous species. You know, this way, we've got a few things going for us though.

You know, space travel, instantaneous global communications and, um, uh, curing diseases and public health and all kinds of good stuff. But, never mind all that. And, uh, looking at this, uh, this woman, she looks like, uh, uh, someone, women that I worked with in the news business.

You know, little, little, little, little tiny, but, and trying to look like a guy, gets a guy haircut and wears guy glasses and, and, uh, wears a wife beat or t-shirt

because, you know, that's what men do, but these, these people.

Yeah, and that, that movie Juno was a fun movie for a moment. It took people by surprise, just, uh, yes, sir. Yeah, and, uh, is this person in this movie The Odyssey? Is that true? Oh, yeah, in the movie The Odyssey, the Odyssey, that's, uh, because they're, you know,

doing Homeric, um, classics now and Hollywood. And, now does, um, uh, does Ellen Page play, uh, male roller, if you male roller, probably something in between. Yeah, because, you know, Hollywood. It's, uh, it's, uh, crazy, crazy place.

Mm-hmm. Now, I, I mentioned, I mentioned earlier, and this is, they're important questions surrounding this. Uh, today is Barack Husano Obama's birthday. It's today's his birthday.

And he turns 65 years old today. We're not sure where he was born, but we're pretty sure when he was born. Just kidding. He was born in Hawaii, but it wasn't an American state then. Just kidding. He was born in, he was born in, in, uh, in, uh, 1961 on this date in 1961, uh, and as every school child knows, uh, and as Levi knows, an Arkansas, uh, Hawaii didn't become a state until 1959, 1959. Hawaii became a state, but, um, uh, he was born in 1961, and, uh, then reportedly in Hawaii to, uh, somebody. He's not sure who, uh,

but that's, uh, that's a strange thing. And today being his birthday has 65th birthday. That means that Barack Husano Obama can start collecting social security, which I'm sure he will do because it's other people's money. Actually, theoretically, it's his own money. But it's, uh, it's in the till and he can start getting free money, uh, and you know how Democrats love free money. Start getting it right away.

So, uh, we have, I think we've, we've overlooked this a couple of years, but, um, but ages ago,

when Barack Husano Obama first came along, we made a point of celebrating Barack Obama's birthday

every year on this date, naturally, because, uh, you know, it's his birthday. And, and we, uh,

We had, I'd like to say that we produced the song ourselves, but we didn't.

I, I believe, I found this. I did not Michael on the, uh, on Al Gore's amazing internet,

peace be upon him. And it correct me if you found it. But, um, but it's a, it's a, it's a Barack Obama

specific birthday song that we try to whip out every year. Uh, and, and we do it because we celebrate the man, the myth, the president of states, the, the communist, the Jihadi, uh, who launched a thousand lunatics and the fundamental transformation of America, uh, and, uh, better teach the kids to speak Spanish because they're going to open the borders. Uh, this is our happy birthday song for president, Barack Husano Obama on his 65th birthday when he will doubtless start collecting

social security because there is money in there. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Generally, we dance.

It's a very danceworthy song, birthday song. And I could see, uh, I could see, uh, I could see he brought him big mic dancing this song. And you can't, you don't see a lot of that if Chris, but hey, hey, it goes back to what is standing dance. See, there it is right there.

Good. Good job. See, you have to get all traditional. I'm dancing.

Yeah, there it is. Yeah, they've got to have that big ending note there. That's a big, that's, that's good stuff. So there it is. That's to celebrate the 65th birthday of Barack Obama.

And I'm sure he was born in Hawaii because it's right there in the thing. And, uh, and isn't

that great. So happy birthday to Barack Obama. And I don't know when Ellen Pages birthday is, but, but if, uh, that person, in the aliens, still getting, uh, still getting jobs as an acting person. Man, oh, man. And it's crazy. We also need to be affectionate. And you can see that with Barack and Michelle as well. They do a lot of touching, kissing, even fisting with one another. Yeah, that's, um, well, that's, uh, nobody wants to see that though. Yeah, yeah, and it's true.

I guess you can, you can, if you want to start collecting social security early, you can start collecting earlier than 65, but 65. And he's got to sign up for, uh, for Medicare now, right? He's got to sign up for Medicare because he's 65. And it's the law. It's mandatory. You can't

not sign up for it because it's like that. Yeah, but I think if you want to start collecting

social security earlier, I guess you can start collecting as early as 62, but I think you get a lot less money. And Barack, he wants, he wants more because, you know, he wants his money. That's the thing about him. So we've got, uh, we've got that. And, uh, happy birthday to Barack Obama. We don't miss him. Uh, we don't love him. He doesn't love us. He doesn't even like us. He doesn't even like our country, you know, it's all that. And, uh, when he was president, uh,

was, I was army recruiting going then. I think not very well. But did they, uh, sabotage the Smithsonian museums on the mall and say, hey, let's do, uh, let's make it the anti-American history museum. Let's do that. And they've got their, they're now transgender would be Supreme Court assassin. Uh, the Democrats moved him over to a facility where they could, uh, perform surgery on him because they're unwell. He's still at New York grocery stores, uh, the communists coming up

and, uh, and we've got politics. I mean, we've got these politicians that the Democrats are voting for today across the country. You've got to hear, you've got to hear these people, and even the ones that are not voting for today like Hong. Let it hear there's Hong woman, the Democrats are running. Oh! All right, now the, uh, the Democrats also, they're in politics, amazingly. There is a, I should note,

a press crime conference going on in, uh, Philadelphia right now, federal law enforcement and state law enforcement. Uncovering billions in fraud, more billions in fraud, um, we're

Being robbed all over the place that had been for years and years, um, but, u...

to that end. The Dow Jones, the Dow Jones industrial averages, perhaps, uh, shattering a record

today, which is great news for everyone, uh, the media will find a way to, uh, spin it negatively,

but, well, let's go to this. The Democrats enter her election as next week, but in, uh, Wisconsin of all places, the dairy state, the cheese state, she's had, um, they're having a, they've got a socialist that is running for the governor's office in Wisconsin, which is middle America, you know, what's more middle America than Wisconsin. But listen to this, Francesca Hong, Francesca Hong,

like the first half of Hong Kong, right? And, uh, here's the headline from CNN,

Democratic Socialists face a provit moment in battleground, Wisconsin, and, uh, CNN is, uh, backing him 100%. Francesca Hong, the Democratic Socialist, forget about Democratic, uh, just Socialist, uh, leading Wisconsin's Democratic field for governor could soon test whether the

progressive insurgency, it's an insurgency. There's an insurrection going on.

That notched primary victories and deep blue districts this summer, like Manhattan, you know, New York City, and, uh, you got your, uh, communist G. Hotty there, who's, uh, here to destroy the world, uh, to see whether they can prevail statewide in a perennial presidential battleground. That's Wisconsin. Polls show, Hong, the 37 year old assembly woman from Madison, Madison is one of the most left-wing cities in the country. Got a university there and stuff. At the forefront

of the field of Democrats vying for the nomination, in the August 11th primary, to replace out-going Democrat, uh, governor, uh, Tony Evers. The winner is all but certain to take on Republican U.S. Representative Tom Tiffany in November. Hong was already the front runner entering, uh, uh, the

race in July, uh, but, uh, the month saw her top two Democratic rival campaigns implored,

just coincidence. I'm sure Lieutenant Governor Sarah Rodrigus, exited on mid-a campaign finance scandal. Sarah Rodrigus has a campaign finance going to a Democrats, they, you know, if there's money, they're trying to steal it. That's the rule. And former lieutenant governor, Mandela Barnes, named for Nelson Mandela by his radical parents, Mandela Barnes dropped out Thursday. You know, he was a terrorist who was put in prison for the terrorist activities and all that.

Then he became the president and he, any smiles so the Democrats like him and I, I've been in his jail cell, actually, and South South Africa. Now I've got, uh, I've got audio for you, uh, this woman, winning here this one, the Democrats are running for governor in Wisconsin of all places. This is, this is nuts. You got to hear this woman. Now, um, there's, uh, woman, Francesca Hang, who's a socialist, she's communist and,

had, uh, Chinese ethnic background, um, and she's been elected to the state house in Wisconsin, from Madison, Wisconsin, very left-wing, Madison, Wisconsin, um, and she hates everything American. She's just a radical leftist. She hates everything and everybody. She, she, uh,

she had a Twitter account and these people always, they're, they're idiots. So she tweeted, uh,

in 2020, she tweeted out, cancel Thanksgiving, you know, Thanksgiving is coming up. Cancell Thanksgiving should have done this in 1621. If it takes a worldwide pandemic for us to realize, we should stop celebrating colonialism and the original super spreader event that killed Indigenous folks, F-O-L-X, F-O-L-X, killed Indigenous folks and women and women and, apparently, women are separate from Indigenous folks. So be it, she says. So she wants to cancel

Thanksgiving and, and she got to, uh, CNN fake interview with a fluffer who's not a journalist at all. And, and the, uh, fluffer, the fake journalist doesn't actually read the whole tweet, uh, just the first part of it because they don't want to make her look better or anything like that. But, but it gets better from there because it's just completely crazy. She wants to abolish prisons and, you know,

let everybody loose on the street because that'll make everything better, um, just amazing things.

She also hates Christmas. She hates Christmas. She hates, uh, Christmas. She hates Valentine's Day. Just, uh, amazing, amazing stuff. And she goes off on these rants that are very much like, uh, Kamala Harris, like Kamala Harris fans. Yeah, but she's got this cancel thing. And before we get

To the cancel, Thanksgiving thing and Francesca, how can she?

too. Fourth of July, she just tweeted out, "I do not enjoy fireworks." Do not enjoy fireworks,

because, you know, when you do that, um, and she complained, IT bro, who is working on our computer remotely, change the background theme to snow and Christmas trees. I feel slightly attacked. She feels that because they've got snow and Christmas trees at Christmas time, and in the winter, and that offends her, right? Um, she's, uh, she's really something. Also, I'm this working in a restaurant every day, except on Valentine's Day. She writes V-Day, maybe it's a venereal disease

day in Democrat circles. I don't know. As if we weren't invisible enough to those who don't recognize the emotional and physical labor of service work, the worst of humanity comes out from folks quote celebrating and quote, "Another day capitalism tells you how to show love." This is she's, so she hates Valentine's Day, Christmas, Thanksgiving, the fourth of July, she's rather malagested. I've got to say, but that's the Democrat party today. It really is the

Democrat party today. Now let's go, uh, Michael to the, to the audio because these people, can I just say, here is, uh, uh, Francesco Hong, um, and this is not in the CNN interview. This is a separate thing, but she, uh, she's a restaurant owner, and apparently she hates it and she hates everything about it, and America too, and Christmas and Thanksgiving and the fourth of July in Valentine's Day. She's not happy unless she's not happy, which just makes her run-of-the-mill liberal Democrat.

Really, but here's Francesco Hong. You remember, uh, FBI director, uh, coming,

happened to be walking on the beach and found rocks in a formation, uh, 86, 47. You know, do away with, uh, with President Trump, 47th President. Here's, uh, Francesco Hong, uh, on the, we're the kind of the same topic. In the restaurant industry, when we're out of something, you say it's 86, and I'd say it's about f***ing time we 86 Trump. He represents the utter failure of our government to keep us safe from threats, both viral and systemic. 86 doesn't mean you're

out of something. That means get it out of here. It doesn't mean, oh, we're out of it, and the restaurant business, and, you know, that's, uh, I'm not a restaurant professional, but I don't think you say, uh, hey, we're out of catchup. We're 86 catchup. I know, an agent 86 and get smart. That means you're out of here. But, uh, there you go. So, she thinks it's on the cursing. She's running

for governor of Wisconsin, where they still have some polite people, I think. And, uh, isn't that

amazing? But, there she is. She'll, you know, beepen, uh, got to bleep out her, her effort, because,

you know, the Democrats, they're, they're keeping it classy. They're all street garbage. I think, is one of the problems. All right. Then, uh, because they, the, the, the Democrat party goes to CNN and CNN goes to the Democrat party to perform acts of journalistic gratification upon them. Uh, and I want to remind you of the audio that we played yesterday. Uh, Dana Bash, interviewing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. And it was very hostile interview where she was stepping all over him and,

oh, can I talk? She's yelling, can I talk? And, said, uh, I think you invited a cabinet secretary into answer questions. And, and she jumped all over me and it was rude and, and amateurish and and childish, very high school. Uh, but now, Caitlyn Collins is performing an act of journalistic gratification upon Francesca Hong, who's the Democrat running for governor in Wisconsin, of all places. And, um, and she, this is, and I, I said, one of the things she wants to do is

banned prisons. So there are big criminals everywhere you go. Here is Caitlyn Collins, performing an act of journalistic gratification upon the Democrat Gubernatorial Candidate Francesca Hong. He's still holding the view that you that you laid out in May, which was that in a perfect world. Do you still without prisons? I think talking about what may be aspirational and then understanding the role of the governor what they can and cannot do and do you are

don't you implementable right now? These are different conversations. Why aren't you interrupting her and saying, no, well, just answer the question. Do you still support and but she's going on this, Kamala Harris, um, uh, you know, we're the, the, the bubble salad thing that, uh, and, and she

does answer and, um, and Caitlyn Collins, uh, she's smiling like they're on their first date together.

They, uh, they couldn't be happier together. Uh, remember me and you, I do. I think about

you day and night. Uh, I'm trying to, do happy together. But uh, but that's uh, but where was the jump in? And she, what does she not, she's not answering the questions? Well, tell you about aspirational goal of a governor and what can be implemented and how different conversations might be had.

At no point did, uh, Caitlyn Collins jump in and say, just answer the damn qu...

Uh, are you still for abolishing prisons? And she didn't answer the question, but um, but she kept going because it's, uh, it's a, it's a, it's a love affair. If we're going to be serious about public safety and ensure that everyone's human right to feel safe is what we are trying to do, we have to make sure that the system right now that is incarcerating more black and brown men than any other state in the country right now, where we

have our schools are having to go to a referendum just to try to figure out if they can keep the lights on, making sure that we are delivering solutions, not focusing on labels or slogans because governing ultimately is about making sure that we're working with our partners in communities

on the issues that they care about. Now, the question was, are you for abolishing prisons?

And that's the answer you get where, and uh, somehow Wisconsin, she said, is incarcerating more black and brown people than any other state, which I find difficult to believe. And she might mean on her per capita basis or something. Well, um, maybe those people should stop committing crimes about that, just to thought maybe fewer crimes would be a good way to go if you're looking

for something like that, uh, in that amazing. And, and also notice Caitlyn Collins not jumping in

anywhere, not stepping on a hung and, uh, not demanding that she actually respond to the question that was asked, uh, rather than just babbling incoherently, uh, using words that have nothing to do with the subject that is allegedly being discussed isn't that amazing. And, uh, you, you're, uh, you're the Democrat Socialists of America candidate, um, and, uh, is, is, it's kind of weird. You got a weird relationship with your socialist buddies. You have said, you do not support the

full platform of the national DSA and that you are not endorsed by DSA national, which parts of

the Democratic Socialist platform? Do you not support? I think looking at where the Senate is

right now abolishing the Senate when there's an opportunity for us to take that with Democratic majority, uh, is not practical. Oh, so don't abolish the Senate if we're in the majority, Democratic Socialist Party wants to abolish the Senate and pack the Supreme Court and have the House who representatives the unit camera, um, uh, legislature that would be left with no longer a by camera legislature, but a unit camera, uh, legislature. And they would choose the president and

we wouldn't have popular elections. This is so, uh, just a beneath contempt, third world banana republic stuff, just extraordinary. Um, and so, anyway, so you're not for abolishing the Senate and she explained, uh, because we, the Democrats may have the majority in the Senate. There, that's good enough for her. She wants to allow the Senate to continue to exist as long as the

Democrats and the socialist had control of the Senate. Uh, isn't that amazing? So, uh, Caitlin Collins

really heard hitting with, uh, with a big smile, uh, little, uh, bubblegum smile, and so that the Senate because they, they want to pack the Supreme Court, they want to do away with prisons, so they're criminals everywhere, and uh, the every street is a rolling gunfight across America. Uh, here is, uh, journalism at CNN. So you do support the Senate, the Supreme Court, and, and prisons. What do you mean? The existence of prisons. The existence of, I support all those things

right now that are helping to ensure that you're in public safety, but I do believe right now in our Supreme Court that we should be working to expand the court. We're working to expand the court. So pack the Supreme Court for, we'll keep the Senate as long as the Democrats have the majority. And, uh, prisons right now, my talking point is that I'm not gonna empty the prisons. Mike Venezuela did when, uh, they threw all of their trendy Iraq, uh, gang members at the U.S.

border, because the Democrats orchestrated that, which leads to more crime and mayhem and, uh, in that red, uh, and, uh, Caitlin Howard hitting interview. Uh, listen to this, she doesn't read the whole, uh, tweet, which I read to you, the entire tweet about canceling thanksgiving, uh, wants to give it just the short shift, the, the, the kid gloves treatment, Caitlin Collins and Hong. In 2021, you said Americans should cancel Thanksgiving, should it

on this in 1621? Uh, the post has been deleted. Republicans have been highlighting it.

Do you still believe that, uh, Thanksgiving should be canceled?

I'm a chef, and one of the first meal that I've made, uh, that was, um, for the community.

When I was succeeding, was a Thanksgiving meal. I always think my hospitality background

in owning a restaurant for seven, eight years that bringing folks around the table, uh,

To share conversation and build community is always a good thing, but Thanksg...

sure there's a question that we painful from many people in our communities. And in our communities,

it's, uh, Thanksgiving is incredibly painful for people in our communities. What communities are you dwelling in as I'm not familiar with, uh, Thanksgiving being incredibly painful, because in 1621, um, uh, the European sailed over on big wooden ships, and they've found, uh, pre-literate pre-metal, uh, people with, uh, moccasins, um, you know, uh, cooking, uh, squirrel over a fire, and, uh, they said, hey, let's, uh, have a big dinner together. It'll be great.

And, uh, these people are still miserable about it. You know, what do we, how many?

So you're going to be five after 500 years while you come down about this. I don't think so. They're angry about Thanksgiving. They don't understand it, uh, but they're angry about it. They know they're angry about it. These people are very unwell, uh, uh, uh, and, uh, and it continued. It was, uh, CNN interview. I think they're, I wanted to make sure that people understood that there are multiple views, but, um, views can evolve and the position that I'm

running for. Answer the question. I think my background as a chef will actually help me be sure of better governor that's able to bring more people. Because she's a chef. She's going to be a better governor. Thank you for joining us. We have to have you back on, um, depending on how things go next week and your primary. Yeah. Big, uh, big, uh, root and, uh, and big smile and no pushback on anything and hey, you didn't answer the question. Yeah, but he is still support abolishing

Thanksgiving. She didn't answer any of the questions. And the fake reporter, uh, didn't push back

at all. And as nothing like the Danube Ash interview, uh, yesterday, in that amazing.

Your, uh, your job. Your job is a serious, okay, word authority. And you're, I mean, that you. I have. My job is also. No, okay, are you going to, you want to sit here and attack me or do you want to have conversations with your students? I'm not attacking you. I'm asking

questions about how to defend the next question. So that's what a CNN interview sounds like

with, uh, member of Republican administration. And, uh, this is what a CNN interview sounds like with a, uh, socialist who wants to do away with the Thanksgiving and hates Christmas in the fourth of July and Valentine's Day and hates people. But she's owned a restaurant for eight years. So that'll make her a good governor. Something like that. That's, uh, that's our media. Uh, all right, Michael, let's take a phone call. Um, let's go to, uh, let's go to, uh, let's go to

Mike calling from Gainesville, Virginia. Michael, you're on the Chris Pancho. Well, do you want to Chris, point? Good to talk you. Hey, Mike, welcome. Uh, you know, this is the eve of the announcement of Mitch McConnell being dead. Don't you? Come on. Okay. The things. I think we're going to learn, uh, we're going to learn, uh, tomorrow. That Mitch has been dead for months now. I don't know if they'll admit that he's been dead.

He's been a life support for quite some time and they'll probably admit that. Yeah, I'll hand it late. Um, you know, messaging is a big issue and you keep saying that messaging is, uh, vitally important and the Republicans keep getting it wrong. And while you were selling the patriotic on the love boat last week, Josh, it is better, uh, with, uh, Anthony thought you to try to get him to answer questions. And he was taking the fifth. And they all knew he was going

to take the fifth. And I said this to Patrice on Wukong Friday when she was hosting your show for you. Uh-huh. It's just amazing that they didn't ask Anthony found she's most basic question,

but they always try to get Republicans with his Mr. Fauci. Do you believe that Joe Biden won

the 2020 election? No, no. It looked out to you in a very rough spot that he would take the fifth on that, making you sound like winning the election was some sort of a criminal act that he engaged in by forcing us to use mail-in ballots or mail out ballots because we were all suffering from COVID, uh, protocols, right? He would probably stammer and look at his layer like, is that the one question I can try to answer? No, but you know, you can't once you played

the fifth, you can't answer any question. That's why they kept asking, what color tire you were

ringing? You know, uh, questions, what color is the carpet in front of the, the, the dance here, uh, because once you start playing the fifth, you can't deviate from that. Otherwise, you're sunk. Right. Well, he had an opening statement. So whether that's all true or not, I don't know, they're going to litigate that. I'm sure. But, you know, West Limbaugh was very good at telling the Republicans in the life and what their messaging should be. He was a good advisor sort of

preemptively to tell them this is how you handle the upcoming situation. Yeah. And I think they, they sort of miss a big opportunity with the Fauci hearing where they could have had a whole string of political questions, partisan questions that they could have put to him and he would have obviously taken the fifth. But those, those sound bites would have been useful in the upcoming midterm elections for everybody to be record getting him unwilling to answer these questions for political, uh,

Hot potato.

That's, uh, been a prop for questions. I know. Uh, thank you, Michael. Uh, good strong stuff.

On the advice of Council, I respectfully declined to answer based upon my rights under the fifth amendment to the Constitution. Now, the Dow Jones and Drills have broken 54,000 today.

I believe that's a new record. And, uh, amusing story out of Ireland, the Irish left-wing

government in Ireland is very anti-Israel, very anti-Israel. And, uh, Elan Levy is tweeting out

today. The Irish government bought a new 53 million euro jet. There it is, beautiful looking jet.

And insisted on removing from the jet and is really made navigational system. Now, the plane can't land in the fog. And it's Ireland. You know, there's, uh, they're known for fog. There's a lot of fog and stuff going on there. These people, I'm, I'm telling you.

And anti-Israel doesn't come in any form. I, uh, I, I know. I want to go to, uh, I want to go

and we have so little time. Um, what's, uh, gosh, let's go. Well, let's go to the funds, Michael. Let's go

to Margo calling from Illinois. And Margo, I've got all of about 30 seconds for you. But I saw you on the board and wanted to get you in. Oh, well, I'm just wondering if, uh, Francesca hung wants to IT guy to use the same background for her as he used for him. Well, Tiananmen Square, the data squashed 3,000 people. I, yes, the Tiananmen Square. Well, he loved Tiananmen Square. Uh, yeah, these people are just

freaks. Aren't they, Margo? What is going on? And, and, uh, Wisconsin. Wisconsin, Wisconsin of all places. You're in Illinois. You know, Wisconsin is supposed to be at place for normal people, isn't it? Well, it's supposed to be, but, you know, we're going to use the readers all over the place here. We sure are. Um, yeah, man, oh, man. Margo, thank you. Have a, have a great Illinois day. Um, it's, you know,

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