Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid - Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid, 15 June 2026, MiniCast Monday

Episode Date: June 15, 2026

We're gonna get fleeced by Iran. All that money they "saved" by gutting government spending that actually benefitted Americans? Yeah. We're gonna pay it to Iran to make up for all the damage Cankles Caligula and his pet salute-snappers did when they started this idiotic fool's errand of a war.  

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I don't know what it is. It started yesterday morning. There's been massive sneezing. I feel like my head is a balloon that's filled with, I don't know, creamed corn. It's gross. My pressure behind my, yuck. Yuck. Maybe it's allergies.

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And Brother Deacon Asa, I trust, will jump in with a rerun as soon as I conclude the program. I don't know if I got a favor. Ah, it's just yucky, awful, gross. Whatever this is, don't get it. I'm hoping it's not the 24-hour Ebola or anything like that, although considering where our country is now, it very well could be. I have no confidence in this gang of creeps. and thugs and petty foggers and foot pads and cut purses and highwaymen to keep it out of the United States.

And, well, come by it honest. Oh, to have a competent administration in place. But here we are. So the password was, is skeptic. And I, for one, am a skeptic when it comes to this so-called, Iran deal. Thank you. Thank you, Lee.

Hope you feel better. Please give Tom a loud Ramalama ding dong. Absolutely. Thank you. Thank you so much, Tom. Thank you for the reminder, Lee, and appreciate the good wishes.

Illness, George and Corskell, says, I caught a horrible respiratory infection about three weeks ago. It's one of the worst I ever had, and I'm still coughing up, Flynn. Ah, yay. like the word phlegm to get the program going but i'm so sorry that that's that's i hope this

isn't it but it got it's gross uh if it gets any worse i'm i'm i'm off to the i'm off to the doctor um melio says you have to go waiting in sewer creeks to do a proper bad rfk junior impression i have never done that and i think my my rfk junior impression is uh impressively bad um But skeptic, yeah. Supposedly, according to nitwit Nero, we have a deal with Iran. Never in the history of warfare has the loser been able to dictate the peace terms. And it's a hell of a thing. Yesterday, Sunday, he grunted and braided.

the toll-free opening of the straight of hormones and the immediate removal of the U.S. Naval Blockade, ships of the world start your engine. Let the oil flow. Yeah, no. But the thing is, remember, these talks were just negotiations about how to negotiate. and there has been no publication of the text of the agreement, but supposedly there's a memo of understanding. And despite all the... Toll free, go now.

Operators are standing by. Yeah, regardless of claiming that the Straits of Hormuz are toll-free, the foreign ministry spokesperson Ishmael Bagahe of Iran said otherwise and said that

yeah tolls are still being charged and that secure passage would take a certain period of time to even discuss and of course this always heavily as Newt Nero heads to the G7 where he will

galumph and further, probably further fall apart, and very likely embarrass the United States of America. Of course, that's what he does best. And the problem is, the J.D. Egg, Jimmy Dick Bowman, or whatever he calls himself,

went on CNBC today, and they asked him about the deal, and he said, well, that's the sort of thing we're going to figure out in these technical negotiations. there's no actual deal. Hmm, yeah. Meanwhile,

I had to, part of the reason I'm late today is because I had to take my daughter to a doctor's appointment. And in the process, I saw that gasoline at Kroger's, which is usually the cheapest place around,

is at $4.39 a gallon. So, no, no. It's almost like it's a global market and the genius and the genius in the White House. He's a very big brain, only the best brain. It doesn't quite understand that. But the grift is on.

Oh, yeah. And, of course, he said, Iran won't get a dime until they follow through. There's only one problem. we're already paying them. What is it about Iran and, you know, Western Asia, that just draws Republicans to do dirty deals? I mean, remember Iran-Contra?

Because I remember Iran-Contra. And Manu-Share Gorbanifar, remember him? We, of course, in the dark and still, the night sold missiles to Iran to make money that we then gave illegally to the the the Contra thugs in Nicaragua and that was the origin of Iran-Contra. Well, now we have another one. There's an under-the-table deal that has come out via reporting out of all places, Israel. well, Israel Hayam

reporting that Qatar transferred cash to Iran in exchange for Iran promising not to attack Iran. Uh-huh. The report said that

Qatar was afraid that Iran would attack its facilities after one of its gas installation was blown to Kingdomcom and quietly tried to pay some protection money yeah so that didn't happen you know that didn't just happen it's kind of like gun violence or gun story the gun just went off no no and the nitwit Niro and his gang of Nairdue Wells quietly signed off on the deal for the cash transfer. Uh-huh. And so, you know, that little collusion, yeah.

A lot of collusion. Dr. Nafiz Ahmed, a British reporter, who writes for byline time, said, Bloody yell! U.S. colluded with Qatar and Iran to undermine its own. blockade. This is nuts. And Adam Kinsinger said, corrupt. Yeah, I know.

So it's and, you know, they won't get a dime until they do their part. But the part, the thing is they're going to get the dime. How many dimes is $325 billion? I mean, it's like, what,

dimes a tenth of a dollar so that's uh three point two five trillion dimes yeah they're not getting a dime they're getting three point two five trillion dimes that's a lot of dimes yeah and so um like i said color me skeptickel yeah and uh having one having uh watched his vulgar birthday brawl yesterday. Nitwit Nero turned around and zoomed off to the G7 and among other people

Gissor Simon Arson said Trump does not look like a man that's in full control of his faculties. Aaron Rupar for his part put it a lot more plainly and said he looks like death warmed over Rupar continued and said

now that he's he's 80, he's looking banged up after his big night at the fights and flight to Europe. Blank eyes, the portal to hell. And there was a photo of him shaking hands with Emmanuel Macron. And yeah, that's where Aaron Rupar said. He looks like death warmed over. And look, I could be wrong. but I really don't think he's going to see

birthday 81 they're having to do too much the doctors had to bust their asses to get him to 80 docs didn't have to do that with Joe Biden but with him no exercise the dude that believes that every creature has a finite number of heartbeats

and that's why he never exercised because he didn't want to make his heart beat faster. Yeah. And I'll just reiterate. Watch the date. January the 20th, 2027. If I'm wrong, I'll say I was wrong. But everything after January the 20th, 2027,

endures to Jimmy Dick Bowman's, or whatever names on his birth certificate, benefit. So we'll see how he does at the G7. I have a feeling there will be a lot of stupidity and rambling. He can't hold one thought in his head for more than a couple of seconds. I love the inflation, you know why? And he never said why he loved the inflation.

He was just off talking about some other squirrel! Yeah. And of course, where the... so-called deal which isn't a deal it's a an agreement to talk about a deal where that's concerned uh this morning over at my filth former filthy morning habit uh bless his heart jehosephat uh straight out called it we lost the sums of money either we're going to release frozen assets ease sanctions iran is going to a lot of money that's going to shore up as you said joe this even harder line regime so i actually

think the iran is going to be farther away from the kind of broad systemic regime change that actually it wasn't that far away from before this war broke out yeah you know jonathan it's one of the many reasons why is so dead set against this what they see is uh an enraged iran um with more radical leadership you have the revolution Guard now running it, and the almost hardened elements of the Revolutionary Guard, they believe, and as Richard said, everybody around these talks believe that 60 days in, they're going to start charging tolls. And then you look at the sanctions relief they're going to get, which again, the Trump administration, as you know, constantly berated Joe Biden's administration

for lifting sanctions against Iran from time to time. They're going to do it, and we have talk of reconstruction if Iran behaves well down the road. I mean, as Richard said, and again, the devil's in the details. We're really glad there's a possibility that this war, which should have never started, comes to an end. But let's just tell it like it is. If people want to be lied to, go to another channel. Because I can tell you which channel to go to. They will be lying through your teeth to you right now,

telling you how wonderful this is. But if you want to know the truth of what's happening right in here, the fact is, Jonathan, people in the neighborhood around Iran have every reason to be scared to death right now because this is a more radical, a more enraged, and soon to be. richer Iran thanks to this war. Out of our pocket. Yeah, we'll tell it like it is.

This is a defeat for the United States. Iran is stronger now than they were at the beginning of the war. We heard how often do we heard, not just President Trump complaining about the sanction relief of the Biden administration gave Iran, but think about all that the pallets of cash, you know, that he would blast the Obama team for standing in Tehran. That's going to be dwarfed by the amount of money that's likely going there now. On the street of Formuz, not only is A, after 60 days, Iran has. as indicated, they believe they'll charge for tolls. But B, despite President Trump's celebration last night about the straight being open and free for everyone to use, A, that's obviously that's temporary.

But also, it already was before the war. That's that was the status quo. That's how things existed. He made things worse. We now have a hardline regime embittered and certainly no reason to ever trust the United States again because we keep bombing them during the midst of negotiations. Let's think about the cost here, not just the billions upon billions. in terms of dollars the United States spent, but also the lives lost, you know, civilians, including a girl's school in the first hours of the war.

This is a significant, you know, the United States looks significantly weaker right now in that region than before, and Iran's ability to close the straight-upor moves and hit its neighbors seems unchecked. And, Caddy, the other subplot here is the relationship with Israel. Joe just voiced the concerns that many in Jerusalem have with this deal. Well, let's go even further. President Trump gave a series of interviews, quick phone calls with people yesterday really blasting Prime Minister Nanyahu in extraordinary blunt terms. Criticizing the attacks yesterday in Lebanon telling the New York Times, he's a very difficult guy. And to be honest with you, he should be very thankful for us for this.

You know, just completely eviscerating, you know, the man who went into this war with because Trump was so desperate to get a deal, get a deal done as quickly. can, and ideally before his UFC birthday party last night. Yeah, the president seems to have woken up to the fact that the U.S. aims and the Israeli aims when it comes to the Middle East at the moment are not aligned. And although Prime Minister Netanyahu may have sold a more optimistic version than many, even the Israeli cabinet believed, to President Trump, he's now realized that actually they are not on the same page. and it looked over the weekend like this was an attempt, both by perhaps Hezbollah,

but also by the Israelis, to scuttle this deal. And that infuriated clearly President Trump. I think one that we don't know what the longer term deal is going to look like. But one of the things I think we have to all focus on is the detail. The JCPOA was 150 pages long. It took 20 months to negotiate. And it was that long and that detailed because they didn't want to leave anything to chance. And the main thing they didn't want to leave to chance was the inspection

program around the nuclear program. At the moment, there's no discussion of an inspection program, and without an inspection program, this is just the Israelis signing on to, as you say, an idea of not having nuclear weapons, which most of the people I've spoken to who know Iran much better than I do say, at the moment, they wouldn't trust the Iranians to stick by what they sign. So there has to be a much more detailed program, and there has to be a much more detailed inspections program. Otherwise, this is just wishful thinking. And we are back to February the 27th, having spent an enormous amount of money and done a lot of damage to other countries' economies around the world. Yeah. And Israel, Israel feels no compulsion to abide by the deal.

And then, in fact, Psychobibi, Kessi has already declared, this thing has nothing to do with us. So the slaughter will continue, which means that Iran hasn't out. Jesus Christ, I mean, really, this administration

you just want to set up a little folding card table outside the West Wing and play a little game of three-card money. You might be able to make $300 billion out of it. All you got to do is find the queen. It's easy. It's easy. It's right here. It's right here. It's right here.

Oh, you lose. Want to go again? Double or nothing? And then, of course, there's yesterday's monumental embarrassment. I mean, and by that, I mean his 80th birthday party. How much did the jets cost? You know? There were reports that the laser lighting was interfering with the vision of pilots flying over or near D.C. Damn, nation. And then there was, oh, what was this creep's name?

He, and bear in mind he was grinning. Nitwit Niro was grinning when he said it. One of the chuds that pranced around in the ring there yesterday, namely Josh Hokit, some 28-year-old Chud who's apparently taken a few too many kicks to the head stood in the ring talking to Joe Rogaine

Joe Rogaine who said you know Trump's really fucked up this war and then the American people are pissed and I don't like it yeah but he was right you know for a minute I wasn't sure if it was pink Shrek or not because he had on a shirt and a black bow tie instead of his usual slubby

grubby t-shirt that he does his unlistenable show in but it was speaking to Joe Rogain this Josh Hokit creep said Michelle Obama is a man am I right America

and nitwit Niro was ringside grinning like a like a demented Alzheimer's ridden fox trying to eat shit out of a wire brush. Uh-huh. Classy. But even a maggot comedian

Shane Gillis said in an interview with TMZ that he wasn't particularly fond of the remark as he left as he left the spectacle brawl, this painfully unfunny individual responded to TMZ as follows.

Oh, God. Working. Let's try that again. Okay. Hey, Shane, how did you enjoy the night, man? What do you think of Josh... What do you think of him saying Michelle Obama's a man? I didn't love that. Didn't love it?

How come? Why did you think? A lot of people have said the opposite. That's why I'm... Oh, I don't like that. Trump's, uh, job. What do you think of the cancer filter? You guys, all right.

Thank you guys. But yeah, I didn't like that. I'm okay. But whatever, you're just funny. Hey, Shane. Excuse us. Hey, guys. We're heading.

We're heading back to you. All right. Thank you, Shane. Yeah. What do you think? I don't know. maybe because Barack Obama has access to

secret death squads and he'll put on his tan suit and pay somebody to come and rub you out, Shane Gillis? I mean, what? This guy's supposedly a comedian and comedians are truth-tellers but he couldn't say that it was rude and filthy and vulgar

and among other things a disgusting lie. Yeah. But he couldn't say that. Because he wants to keep the maggot chuds who tune in and say, Oh, I don't care who you are. He's funny. He wants to keep them, and they're the ones who run around. Mitchell Obama is a man.

God, how stupid. You know, it's interesting. The maggots are the ones who run around saying, What is the woman? And they can't even answer that question themselves, because not only do they not realize, that James Talleyco is a man, they think Michelle Obama is too.

Yeah, they're a fun lot. And I mentioned Jimmy Dick Bowman earlier and his statement that the deal wasn't done. Well, he went on and spoke with C. BS News, where he admitted even further Yeah, the American taxpayers who need health care, need a functioning government, need food for hungry people, all of those things. Well, $300 billion that could have gone to any of those things, housing, you know, roads, bridges. Well, no, Iran's going to get it because we started a war.

We started a war that we have now lost, and it's going to, we're going to have to pay the price. We have access to a $300 billion reconstruction fund, true or false? Well, Ed, that's the sort of thing they could have access to, funded by the Gulf Coast Coalition, so long as they honor their end of the obligation. I think that one of the things you're going to see, Ed, and people have to be skeptical of this, is that the hardliners in the Iranian system will over-emphasize the benefits that Iranians, gets while under-emphasizing all the things that they have to concede and all the things they have to provide in order to get these benefits. So we absolutely are open to the Gulf Coast countries

investing in the reconstruction of Iran, but only if Iran ends their nuclear program, ends their enriched stockpile of material, and it's really open to an inspections and enforcement regime that gives the American people confidence they're never going to have a nuclear weapon. So I think the dance you're going to see, Ed, which is going to be interesting, is the Iranian media, especially the hardline media, they're going to talk a lot about what they get without talking about what they give. It's important for all of us to correct that record. I mean, there's a lot of, there's a lot of baloney and double speak in there, but yeah, we're going to give them $300 billion. Hmm, lovely. Oh, wow. And, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, Leia New York, Psychobie Kessay,

Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum. Mm-hmm. I bet all those bombs work in the rhythm of that talking head song. Yeah. Lee also noting, nitwit, Nero, the G7, don't worry about his health. He gets plenty of sleep at meetings. Nah. Yeah.

A simple answer, this is from Jeremy. They speak to punny language and are darker than a sheet that a KKK member would proudly wear. Yeah, probably. And from Cynthia, hey, I got my Prevnar 20 pneumonia vaccine the other day. If you haven't had a pneumonia vaccine

in at least five years, I think that's the requirement and get it being old Medicare paid for it, $345 or so. And I would have had to think twice about getting it if I had to pay. Otherwise, it's one of those things the young and old should have, but if you can get it, get it. Yeah, I need it. I do.

And I need to get that Frank Schingles vaccine from a couple of years ago. Still haven't done that. And as far as Qatar, well, Brother Deacon Asa notes the UAE also paid the mob vig to stop the attacks.

Yeah. UAE paid Iran billions of dollars to halt strikes. Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps officials stayed at the UAE National Security Advisors' guest house last week to cut a de-escalation.

deal. That story is about three days old, so yeah, it's corruption all the way down, right? Yeah. Good God. They'll be, eventually, once the Iranians are done,

nitwit Nero will be walking around with his d-tups flying free because they've gotten his shirt too. And this was curious. Our B-5 Stratto Fortress Fleet first went into service in 1955, and we've been using them to murder civilians and blow stuff up in Iran here in 2026.

Well, about 1120 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time in the Mojave Desert at Edwards Air Force Base, one of our B-52s went 86. It crashed shortly after takeoff. I haven't seen anything about the status of the crew or any casualties. At Edwards, they said, yeah, we'll release more information as it becomes available. But for the most part, the video makes it look like there's not much more than, well, a greasy spot from where the plane was. A really, really big, greasy spot. No idea what happened.

No idea how old the B-52 was either. Are we still building them? That's a Boeing aircraft, isn't it? Yeah. All right. Most peculiar, Mama. That John Lennon line has legs. And you know how last week we talked about the fact that the Iranians

had hired psychologists to help them figure out just how mentally gone Trump is? Well, according to Iran, their consultations yielded big benefits. And Scahill told democracy now, senior Iranian psychologists began working with the negotiating team to try to cater the messages that the Iranians were sending via mediators back to Donald Trump to try to take into account what they say was his specific mental illness and mental deficiencies. You know, mental deficiencies is doing some interesting work in that phrase. If you are a long time or even fairly recent listener to this program,

you'll know that I've said repeatedly, but I think he's been developmentally delayed all his life. Skehill in his interview continued and said, almost quite clinically. They said they began to see this process yielding results as they worked with psychologists to send these communications to Donald Trump, and they credit that in part with getting to this point where Trump finally accepted some version of his manufactured an almost entirely false victory narrative. Oh my God, they did. They played the diplomatic equivalent of three-card Monty with him.

Well, you know, when you get right down to it, the Persians have been doing this since, the ancestors of most of the European people in this country were fighting with the buzzards for what the wolves didn't want. And there's actually a photograph of nitwit Nero, grinning after Josh Hokka said, Michelle Obama is a man in my right, America! Over at CNN, Alejandro Haranio said, In a brief moment captured on camera, Trump seated first row at the octagon, appeared to show a half-smile seconds after the false remark, which has previously circulated online.

I think that will be his last birthday. And I'm not at all upset about it. No. And by the way, you know, I said what I said about the new book out by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan. And I stand by it. But I wonder if, I mean, if there's any up, to withholding information from the American people until you can weaponize it for your own personal gain, then that upside may be the fact that the publication of this book has the Maggot White House in sweat-condition alpha,

and there is a lot of barking and grunting and shrieking and hooting going on as they try to figure out who dropped the dime. And there are a lot of accounts in the book, apparently. People now, I guess, getting advanced copies. And if you can investigate this to its logical conclusion, some people may be going to prison. At least that was the feeling this morning over, again, at my filthy morning, former morning, former filthy morning habit.

Again, I don't feel great. American citizens protesting in American streets. And as Maggie and Jonathan wrote, this was after, this was after they had already gunned down to innocent Americans for doing just that, for protesting. And yet they're still talking about enacting, the Insurrection Act. They're still talking about suspending habeas corpus through this entire period. You know, maybe it's just a lawyer in me, but excerpts from this book are reading whether you look at Todd Blanche trying to cover up one of the biggest pedophile rings in the history of America, or you have the vice president and Stephen Miller talking about spes suspending habeas corpus and the Insurrection Act, that sure does look. like a place where a lot of lawyers in the future are going to start discovery in their investigations,

whether it is with a Democratic Congress, whether it is with prosecutors, because the president may try, may try to pardon a lot of people. It's not going to be able to pardon the entire government. And these are, these just seem to be clearly illegal. acts or a conspiracy to commit illegal acts. No wonder, and I know you've heard this, like I've heard this, no wonder the White House is melting down over this book, because there's so many people who are exposed who are going to have to hold up the right hand at some point and take an oath and tell everybody what happened behind those closed doors, because even the glimpse we're getting

from this book is ugly. Yeah, ugly, as you say, illegal. and deeply un-American. I mean, this is extraordinary both of these revelations in this new piece. I mean, as the Times writes about the Insurrection Act debate, that Vance says it needs to invoke the Insurrection Act to crush the unrest of Minnesota, and this is because outside agitators and the like are fueling this. Even though at that moment, of course, the White House is already realizing that neither Alex Pretti nor Miss Good,

neither of them were paved. These were not, you know, Antifa or whatever nonsense they wanted to put out there. these were just average Americans who were trying to protest what they saw was un-American behavior by these ICE agents on the streets of Minneapolis. You're right to say that the White House is freaking out about this book. There was even an Axios report over the weekend that there's fears that perhaps the Times reporters have recordings from inside the situation room, which would be an extraordinary step, and they're worried about that.

And let's also remember here, these are floated. they were not acted, doesn't mean they won't be down the road. And I think that's some discussion even this morning we're having here is like if the Insurrection Act was floated then, who's to say it can't come back at some point, perhaps, in front of the midterm elections? So we're still sifting through this new reporting from Maggie and Jonathan on the Times website dropped this morning. That new book coming out this month. Undoubtedly, there will be more in it.

Coming up here on morning, Joe, we're going to talk with Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock. Yeah. Yeah, but Jesus, they were talking about suspending habeas corpus? I mean, Lincoln did that during the Civil War. This wasn't that. And I'm getting more and more toward the point where I think that Todd Blanchie may be going to the joint on more than one count. There's a case before, well, it's pending. A three-judge panel of the D.C. Circuit shut down a criminal contempt investigation by Judge James Bostberg.

But that ruling was the subject of a petition for hearing on bunk, and that ruling is expected shortly. and it all goes back to March 2025 when Boasberg issued a TRO, a temporary restraining order, regarding the abduction and shipment out of state of Venezuelans to that shithole concentration camp in L. Shittholidor. And in the middle of the hearing, two flights took off anyway. way. And the people responsible

for that were, among others, Todd Blanchie and his buddy who went on to sit on the Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Emil Amel Beauvais accent grove over the E.

And both of them told Krusty the nasty Nazi gnome, go ahead. The court's order doesn't mean what the court's order says. without telling the civil division lawyers at DOJ what they had done. And Boasburg, well, back up. I'm sorry. A Georgetown law professor, Marty Laterman, said,

the evidence demonstrating those facts would also be sufficient to support a notice of criminal contempt to Blanche and Beauvais, which would be damned interesting, again, because Beauvais is sitting on the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals now. He should never have been confirmed. This stuff was out there, but, you know, the maggot Senate just grunted and bowed and scraped and licked nitwit Nero's boots and shoot, well, his oxfords with those overflowing cancels. And confirmed him anyway.

Yeah. and of course this stuff is all hanging out there even as Todd Blanchie can't seem to get a confirmation hearing and he may be in he may be charged by James Bostberg with a crime before he can ever get one of course if the if the full panel of the D.C. circuit says ah you know the yeah this the yeah the three judge panel got it wrong you're completely within your rights judge Bostberg and then they'll run off to our most puissant dread sovereign, Supreme Catholic Majesties, were going to have their own problem.

And remember, it was Emil Beauvais, who was alleged to have said to other DOJ attorneys, sometimes you just have to tell a federal judge to fuck off. It would be awfully nice for that to be adduced at trial before a jury tried and true, don't you think? And that's on top of the problems he has stemming from, South Florida and the dirty deal that wound up being the origins of the $1.776 billion slush fund. I wonder if Todd Blanchie uses any sleep aids, because I think I'd be right worried if I was him.

I mean, I'm sure he's convinced that he'll be protected by the corruption but encircles him like a cocoon, but it can't last forever. This is not a perpetual night. The morning will come. It's just a question of when. So like I said, I wanted to get on air for a little bit this evening. As I said on Friday,

there was a likelihood that I wouldn't make it on air at all, but I managed to get Margie home in time from the doctor that I could get here and get on the air late, so I apologize for my tardiness, and I'm sorry I feel like crap. Believe you me, I am. But I wanted to make sure we got to say hi. And from wave the rush fan rush is back, rush is back. In this world of corruption, graft and grift, the new world men have added a girl to replace Neil Peart. The Neil Peart-sized hole left in their ensemble rocks.

I'm speaking directly to the old DJ-truth. trapped in you. Anika Nili's is fucking awesome. Yeah, I've seen some video of you. They couldn't have picked a better replacement for Neil. Girl power, indeed. I guess I'm going to have to fly by night, be more of a working man. I see what you're doing there, way.

And go see the boys and the new girl face-to-face at the Hard Rock Hollywood. No politics here. We just paid $1.3 trillion to get DEP, get de Pants in the Middle East. sigh. Some of that's broken equipment. I had an internal metaphor of three card Monty recently thinking about Trump. Rock on rocks.

Yeah, it ain't just me. And from Daryl in Houston, grotesque orange dump. I hope you're so far out ahead of the road isn't only straight, but actually turned back on itself in a Mobius loop on this prediction. Hopefully long, drawn out and painful too.

You know, it was just a little over a hundred years ago, Darrell. that Woodrow Wilson had a stroke that so thoroughly debilitated him he was no longer able to fulfill the duties of the Office of President of the United States but his wife Edith wouldn't allow anyone near him to ascertain that definitively. The vice president at the time was a man named Thomas Riley Marshall, the man who gave us the saying what this country needs is a good five-cent cigar. He was a Hoosier, Thomas Riley Marshall.

The Congress begged him at the time. Sorry, you didn't want to hear that. Begged him at the time, please declare yourself acting president because this is bad. And Thomas Riley Marshall being the good old country lawyer that he was, said, cool, I'll do it. You give me a law that says I can. And Congress didn't. And Woodrow Wilson lingered on, never got better, and died.

Never really regaining any of his full functionality, to the best of my knowledge. So I'd say that was long and drawn out. I think it would be painful to be trapped in one's own body and unable to do a damn thing about it. And frankly, if anything, if it's not just sudden cardiac death or the long goodbye,

or in his case good riddance, that is dementia or Alzheimer's, then the strokey stroke seems more than a little bit likely. As for judges, George and Corscold says I never read the book, but if my memory of the film is right, judgment at Nuremberg was primarily about the treason of the German judiciary.

We tend to think of Nuremberg as dealing with the upper echelons of the Nazi regime, but yeah, there was plenty of criticism that came in for the judiciary who just immediately began bowing and scraping before Adolf Hitler. And, well, unfortunately, I don't think. we're going to have a Nuremberg sort of situation or a truth and reconciliation commission, but we've got to have something. Plain and simple. From Cynthia, just answered a phone call, but how long does champagne keep in the fridge?

It's waiting for that good use. It should have a pretty long shelf life as long as the cork stays good. If you're storing it upright, Cynthia, try to figure out a way to put it on its side, Because it is critical that the cork, if indeed it has a cork, and for this, the champagne you want for a moment like this, you want to be good that has a cork and not like a plastic pop top. But, yeah, the most important thing is keeping it on its side. Oh, that was another bad one.

And Lee says if he had a stroke, could we tell the difference? Well, only if it made it impossible for him to speak. Maybe they could get him a Christopher Pike chair and he could just walk around beeping. Red, green, yellow for I just peed, that sort of thing. Captain Pike didn't deserve that. But, hey, that's the program. I'm licked. I hope I'll feel better tomorrow.

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