Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid - Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid, 18 June 2026,

Episode Date: June 19, 2026

At a party in Chicago, America saw what we once were, and may yet be again. And Ms. Michele scorched Nitwit Nero worse than burnt milk in a hot iron skillet. Kudos, Mrs. Obama for playing your own part in Stoking the Stroke! He, meanwhile, continues to fall apart. His candidates are perverts (surprise!) and his nominees have no self-respect. OTOH, he showed up in Europe (of all places!) without his makeup and looked like the fragile, old, frail, husk that he is.  And his bootlickers finger the cigarettes in their pockets.  Hell, I may spark a stogie on The Day.

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Hi, I'm Roxanne. It is Thorn in the Side Thursday, without a doubt. And, well, we've got, we got a lot of funsies for this Thornton. on the side Thursday. Yeah, gracious. Let's start with the password. Crout! Make no mistake.

I love me some sourcrow. You know, there are chocolate cakes out there that you can bake with sauerkraut, and it's delicious. But that's not what I'm talking about. Apparently, the White House stinks. more than usual. Downright sulfurous, which of course leads me. The password came very close to being

brimstone. It would make sense, wouldn't it? Yes, it would. Hold on. Oh, hush. No, can we get any more obvious symbols of just

what a state of disruption and decay? um this country is in than the fact that the white house apparently stinks of rotting cabbage um dr sean omara who is a uh well one of those influencers who wants people to eat uh a diet heavy in sauerkra kimchi and grass-fed steak. Yeah, that's right, sure. Steak. Steak.

Uh-huh. They got a bargain up to the Wiglin pig. The butcher there was telling me about it. They've got whole New York strips and whole rib-eyes and whole filets. And gosh, the rib-eyes are going for about seven. 70 bucks a piece and you could probably get five or six steaks, you know, inch and a half thick stakes out of that. Yeah. But yeah, let's go ahead and rub the noses of America in what we can't have.

But, well, this isn't Marie Antoinette. Let them eat brioche. Let's eat cake. this is let them eat steak and so whalehead dead bear brainworm raccoon penis lamprey is a big

devotee as is commerce secretary Howard Nutlick and former reality star Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and of course the JD Egg

God it's it's just this it's such it's a weird little you know it kind of makes you want to kind of kind of makes you wonder what what would happen if uh if one of the if dr sean o'mara said that you know what really makes you make you strong and masculine is kiss another men uh-huh uh the wall street journal had the story and said uh they all apparently have determined determined the health benefits outweigh the slightly sulfurous odors that have been the cause of some domestic friction. And, well, you know, whalehead, dead bear, brainworm, raccoon penis lamprey's been on the sourcrow.

And, well, I only eat fermented vegetables and almost raw steak. His wife, who will probably never work in Hollywood again, says that he gets up at 6.30 every morning to cook steak and eat sourcrow. In fact, when she was on the Unlistenable podcast hosted by Frau Muda, Cheryl told Katie, we'll be in a car dressed up, I'll have my little

clutch, right? Yeah. One of my good bags that I only take out every once in a hall because I want to keep them nice, and he'll hand me a bag of sauerkraut and say, can you put this in your bag? And I'll say, actually I cannot.

Howard Nutlick, meanwhile, is... And look, no hate for sourcrow. I adore sourcrow. I like it with caraway seeds. I like it with dill. I love it on a hot dog. And kimchi on a hot dog with hot mustard. Woo!

But no. This is... is fermented vegetable matter as a grift. If you want a consultation with Dr. O'Mara, you're going to be out $18,000. And he says, well, yeah, but you're going to have so much more energy. It won't matter if you stink. Ah, yeah.

And apparently, Jimmy Dick Bowman or whatever his name is on his birth certificate takes it with him on Air Force 2. So when this entire national nightmare is over with, that aircraft will have to be, well, fumigated, and he snacks on pickles throughout the day. You know, this is weird to me because I've always loved these kind of things, and I didn't have to pay anybody $18,000 to tell me to eat it.

You know, going all the way back to the first Malloy Mountain Getaway when I first met Brother Bishop Steve all around great guy from Georgia Stan and his lovely wife, Ms. Karen, we were talking about sourcrow. And Steve made sure I got, and this is the real stuff. This is living stuff. I mean, it bubbles and everything. I don't know, maybe on Friday on the front porch tomorrow, Roger can take us a little further in depth on the benefits of fermented vegetables. But I don't think it's like the key. Look, the power of suggestion is profound.

And I have a feeling with these chuds in the whole, White House, anything that a right-wing influencer told them to do and would give them more energy, they would do, and they would then have more energy. A constant diet of grass-fed steak? Oh, no. You know, what did the ancient Greeks teach? Moderation in all things? If you're getting up every morning, and like I said, if you've got the money to get up every morning,

and sear a piece of rib eye until, well, you know, you just want to leave the stripes on it where the jockey was hitting it. You'll convince yourself that you feel better. And, of course, this is just anecdotal evidence, and association is not causation. So we're supposed to believe that Cheryl Hines when she says that the guy who asks her to carry sour-coise, Crout in her clutch. And, you know, these are all masculine men of masculine masculinity. Why is whalehead dead bear raccoon penis Lamprey asking his wife to carry sourcrow in her purse?

It's legendary, you know, a little old ladies, the little old church ladies always had a piece of gum in their purse. You know, for like Sunday, you know, Sunday go to meeting and you're sitting there in the preaching and the kids won't be quiet and she just reaches in her purse and she hands over a piece of chewing gum and it settles the kids down for a little bit or you know a butterscotch probably have some tobacco crumbs on it or something like that but kids don't care but the white house stinks it stinks um and uh while you could have fooled me uh randy radar says to be excellent It has to be grass-fed and grass-finished steak.

Wait, does that mean I have to, does that, do I have to sear it on a, on a bed of grass? I mean, it's, it's all just so much baloney. But these, these chuds will fall for anything. If some right-winger tells them, it'll make, it'll, it'll, it'll, it'll, it'll, it'll, it'll make their pee-pies harder. These creepy old men. why can't they come to terms with their own body

and understand that God doesn't want them to get stiffies anymore because God but yeah the White House the White House stinks according to the Wall Street Journal nothing in there about the DUI hire Whiskey Pete Kegbreath or little Marco Rubio

going all in on this or Doug Bergum well and Lord knows nitwit Nero Oh, what do you Then again, it's an open question. What smells worse

In the Trump White House? Trump? Or the kimchi and the sourcrow? It's a fair question. And from Cynthia Taco Is more than true than ever. Only down thing about that is that we The taxpayers get to pay for it

And you already know what I think about that. Yeah. Yeah. sirvie and so so so whether the passport laught

I'm the food porn yeah already already with the food porn mm-hmm God the things that

happened on this program and apparently he tried to ah Jesus while he was across the pond nitwit Niro

tried to creeper on the First Lady of La Belle France, repulsive. They said that he gave a creepy gesture that was totally inappropriate toward Brigitte Macron. And that's ironic because, of course, in addition to maggots screaming, Michelle Obama is a man,

people like Candio have been screaming the same thing about Brigitte Macron. and until it landed her with a lawsuit. In his interaction with Madame Macron, he got into a handshake tug of war with her. That may be, and, you know, that may be again part of that whole transvestigation thing. He held onto her hand for a long, creepy time. according to Aaron Rupar Trump does his weird handshake tug of war with Brigitte Macron

and he kept on holding onto her hand as they talked he grabbed and shook Emmanuel's hand quickly but kept hers in a grip while she's clearly uncomfortable then she does this quick shake movement right after he lets go and that's like she's shaking off the disgust

yeah he's a creep not exactly breaking news now is it no oh and from ralps uh uh ralps has a $50

challenge so if we can round up another 50 that'll get us down to 4655 thank you ralps uh this challenge for the uh opening of the obama presidential center in chicago and uh some of the performances there it's uh

it was it was quite the festive day. And, in fact, there was a performance there by Stevie Wonder. Yeah, this was a dandy. Stevie Wonder performed

live, his hit Sign Sealed, delivered. Let's check it out. Big circle. And I will, before I leave the stage, explain to you why I say that.

But right now, we're going to do some music. Are you ready? Let's get it. Something that you need to know. In 2004, I had the pleasure of having my friend, Steve McKeever, come to Wonderland Studios. He said to me, there's someone

named Barack Obama who wants to ask you to run to know, sorry, he asked me to have you possibly come and do a performance as he's running for Senator. So bring him down. Let's do it.

So he came down and was to him and Parac. I remember we sat in front of the studio in Wonderland. He was talking and we had some words to say, I think, he's saying, let me try to get Michelle on the phone. It never happened. I don't know.

I kept, but we're talking, we kept talking. And he said, yeah, I would love you to come. I said, it would be my joy to come to support you. I said, but you know what? From talking to you in my spirit, because here I'm telling you something that's not political, but it's spiritual. I said, in my spirit. I know that you're running to be senator, but I'm seeing you as being a president. I said, let's pray on it.

And so we prayed on it. And now we see with fear, faith without fear, and faith living in truth, and understanding that the spirit is that we have to follow that spirit of positivity. because I believed it, I knew it, I imagined it then. Now we are celebrating it. President Barack Obama. So I want you to remember all of you, never let fear put your dreams to sleep. Never.

Jennifer Hudson, Christina Agri-Langelo. John Legend Eddie Glend for Springsteen in common you're coming out with me we're going to do this thing are you all ready

I don't get where you are in the world roots is going to be a part of this too I don't get where you are any part of this in celebration because I knew and we knew in the spirit that positivity was going to win

are you all ready yeah are you already on the bigger bigger crowd for that than there was for the UFC brawl on the south lawn of the White House

but keep on trying until you reach that higher ground God I hate AI generated closed captioning. Because the AI generated closed captioning for that line was, keep on trying till I reach my wife. Jesus Christ.

AI is going to make us all so much more stupid. It is. It absolutely is. Tristan just wrote in and says, What's this? What the hell is this? Queen Roxy's flower power hour? No, Tristan, honey,

this is the opening and dedication of the Obama presidential center in Chicago, Illinois. And a joyful occasion it was. And we got more from it in a minute. And everybody who's anybody was there. It was a blast. And it was sweet, too. and Barack looking at each other, smiling, singing the lyrics to each other. Imagine, imagine melanoma.

Yeah, oh, look, there's Joe Biden. And Jill! And Joe looks fine and dandy. Healthy as can be. He's not shambling or hanging on to an Indian fascist prime minister for stability. No. Oh, rock on Joe Biden. What the hell?

Dubya? Well, W. W is there because he's Michelle's special friend. She always had a little piece of candy or piece of gum in her purse just to keep him settled down in his seat whenever they were together. And there was Bill Clinton. What a point. party. What a blast. Let's get a little bit more of the audio.

And Michelle and Barack are just dancing. You know, he's only 64. He's just a year older than me. They're having a good time. By the way, Matt in San Francisco says, Stevie sounds great. He's no spring chicken, but man, he's still got it. Yes, he does. That was freaking awesome. and I give them credit. I don't think Stevie Wonder or the Obama team just chose higher ground for no reason at all.

Because it sort of resonated with the overall tone of the event. They were talking about it over on something. CNN and well let's not get ahead of ourselves among other things when Michelle stepped to the microphone oh there's Hillary

yeah this is a very very big deal Michelle spoke to the spoke to the crowd and without even and this is the brilliance of it without even saying nitwit Niro's name she burned him to the ground

there's a reason that they kept quiet apart from being classier than that tacky ass cryline spray gold spray painted orange bronzing plaster coated

creep there's a reason that they didn't say anything after that that pathetic little half-dressed white boy chud said what he said at the White House on Sunday because they were going to have a far larger audience and they made the best of it. And Michelle talked in glowing terms

about her husband Barack. And every word she said made it clear that he is the very antithesis of the thin-skinned little criminal creep, perhaps dying criminal creep, in the White House now. You were unflappable at every turn, always focused, always calm, always looking at the long view.

How absurd it is to even imagine that you might have buckled under the preempt. pressure even once, lashed out in frustration, lost your temper. How absurd it is to imagine that you might have done anything, but make our family and this entire country proud. No, you were too busy. So much to say, you were doing the people's work, rescuing our economy, expanding health care, ending a war, ordering the bin Laden rates, saving an auto industry, winning a peace prize. Ow! That didn't come from FIFA. Keeping us safe from Ebola, regulating the banks, standing up for marriage equality,

listening to science, and comforting an entire nation in the face of unspeakable tragedies. And you did it all with such grace and class and cool that you made the hardest job in the world look like a walk in this beautiful park. Yeah. And every one of those lines was designed to go like an arrow straight through nitwit Nero. Who was none of those things? she said you protected us against Ebola I wish she would have mentioned hey you stopped cold

in its tracks the first SARS-CoV-1 virus that tried to get loose in Asia and it never got here a million of more people in the United States well more than a million people in the United States saw Barack Obama do that

who did not live to see well who died when the 34 times convicted felon presently in the White House let it run all over the nation

oh God the walls at Maga Loco are in the White House or wherever are going to run red with cheap off brand ketchup this evening gracious sakes oh and

And thank you to Charlie over at APS Radio News. We've got $6 to go on Ralph's Challenge. So thank you very kindly, Charlie, six more dollars, and we'll be down to 4655, and we can work on finishing May. So thanks, thanks, Charlie. Higher ground. Okay, Lee.

That's what I see, Quentin. and I see that algae green reflecting pool. Yeah, and reflecting pool gate continues apace. Yeah, this is wild. The $14 million paint job is now peeling off in chunks. Hmm, chunks. Yeah, you're tax dollars. at work.

Hmm? And, well, everybody knew it except nitwit Nero and, you know, all the non-scientists around him. Algae, there's algae in the reflecting pool. I saw a picture with some ducks on it. Can I go eat the ducks? Ducks a algae? Really. Really?

Keep Bobby away from the... the live animals, please. And from Christopher, hi Christopher. Ew, that smell. Instead of Hale to the Chief, can we please play Leonard Skinner's Ew, that smell in its place when he walks out. The smell will get around you.

I hope you're enjoying these later days. Summer almost here. I'm getting text. messages from Rosati's Pizza and they're sending me into convulsions of hunger. Ooh, that sounds you. I mean, the convulsions, no, but the pizza sounds very, very good. If you ever get to West Virginia, we'll take you to Pizza Place in Parkersburg, and I think you'll be pleasantly surprised by that.

Oh, my God, it's so good, so good. And from Sylvie, Grass Matters. Actually, meat is very much affected by grass-fed and grass-finished. Fine meat is a lot like wine. The flavors are ever so subtle and easily influenced. My father ran a fancy nightclub restaurant in the 50s, an uncle was a butcher. Another was a restaurateur from France, and I learned to spell Chateaubriand when I was sick. Been there, eating that.

Well, yeah, I mean, what do they do with Kobe beef in Japan? They get fed a steady diet of rice and rice wine. It makes a difference. There's a steakhouse in West Virginia where for $118, you can get a four-ounce fillet of A5 Wagyu. Well, I don't have that kind of money, but just the same. Okay. an anonymous individual just finished off for Alps's challenge and said,

oh please, the crowd was bad enough. And so, you know, there was Michelle Obama. You know, we coined the phrase stoke the stroke years ago here on the horn. And I don't know if I've ever seen a better example of stoking the stroke than what Michelle Obama just did. Chicago this afternoon. But over at CNN, they were all

a titter over the opening ceremonies for the Obama Presidential Center. What a net would see? It looks like trash. It looks like garbage. And then there was that Chud, that radio preacher guy.

It's a rejection of God. Sound like there were some real, a, real higher praise going on there. Not exactly a satanic ritual, you know? Ralph says thanks, everybody, as she

doubled the money. Thank you, Ralph's. And Billville Rick wants to know beef. What do they feed to cofefe cattle? Never mind the wagg of it, yeah. Considering the way he eats,

the way he likes his steak, you know, shoe leather, they could pretty much feed it dumpster garbage and he wouldn't know the difference because he's, well, like what's in the dumpster. He's trash.

But at CNN, well, tell us what the event was really all about. Yeah, we heard most of that part, so let's get to the commentating. That's common. That's common. Let's get to the commentators, shall we? Oh, honey, you can't marry him. He's a commentator.

Skip a bit. I believe that people are local. Obama Presidential Center, the library, and I think it's fair to say, It's totally fair to say, Jamie, that we've never seen an opening of a presidential library like this one today. today. I wonder. No question. It's, you know, it comes so a little bit of an alternate universe.

You know, anytime I hear Vush Blitzer, I can't, I can't help but hear his most immortal words. So poor. So black. Well, that was not the case here today. No, no. A throwback?

The speech was a reminder of another time, a call to action. Let's just call it out. He never mentioned Donald Trump by name, but he didn't eat. The message was clear. He talked about, President Obama talked about, you know, you shouldn't be a bully. You shouldn't be divvying up spoils. And then he went on to talk about how he has fate in our country. and that if you didn't, it would be a betrayal of our founding fathers.

And I'm paraphrasing here, as unsettled as we are, he doesn't believe that people are looking for anger. And then he went on, I thought it was interesting. It was really about passing the mantle. He said, this is not about nostalgia. It's not about Barack and Michelle doing something or big names that history is yet to be written. by all of us, which is really what this center is supposed to be a call to action.

He spoke about the importance of democracy, the president Van. He said it's not just to include all of us, but we've got to make sure all of us are involved in what's going on. And he spoke about the need for fair elections and to make common cause together, his words. look it was just extraordinary and um like in some ways it was a throwback but i think he meant it as a precursor hey look there's joe bide yeah joe bideon stayed on stage and took uh took photos of the crowd and then stepped up to the podium for a second now make no mistake at some point if they're not already doing it uh joe biden didn't know where he was he thought he was there to give a speech

I hate them. I do. I try not to hate people, but I do. I despise them. Meanwhile, meanwhile. Wait, what's this? From Jimmy, algae. RFK Jr. snorting algae lines off a toilet seat cover.

Toilet seats, Jimmy. Always remember, it was plural. Yeah, I imagine he'd snort some algae off toilet seats. And, well, thank you. Thank you, Jeremy. The fundraising deficit is now down to 46-48. Got some loose change banging around. 46-46-28.

Thank you, Jeremy. When nitwit Nero was out blathering around, You know, the Iranian said he's a stupid son of a bitch. Well, how many pandemics did you protect us? No, you got the pandemic. That's right. shithead. So yesterday after the press conference

he was barking and grunting about the press conference and he made a remark and he's just you know look he's a pedophile and he's a piece of shit

and he's got a filthy mind so in talking about Steve Dushy asking questions we got this hang on get it unmuted so that we could get all the nastiness he's such a classless piece of garbage the press conference seems to have gone well

you shot you load pretty much Steve right pretty much but uh going well seems like the agreement's very well undertow the agreement's pretty well undertow yeah it's been taken by the undertowed dragged out to sea it's drowned out to see it's drowned You shot your load, Steve, pretty much, right? Sorry about that.

There went dinner in the Central Daylight Time Zone. Real pity. Sorry. And some maggot creep said, Liberals are dirty-minded, shooting your load and inspiring all the ammunition currently loaded inside the gun until it's empty. No, it doesn't. No, it doesn't.

And the dirty mind belongs to... That man's never fired a gun in his life. I mean, maybe they let him fire a 22 when he was in that military school for kids who could afford to stay out at juvenile hall. Yeah. What, just... Oh, how vulgar he is. Repulsive. No worries, Micah.

No worries at all. But it's... You know, who was, yeah, it was John Cornholio, jilted, who said, I think this is going to be the roughest time of his life for the remainder of his term. Stoke the stroke. In fact, well, Mike Collins on Tuesday became the maggot nominee for Senate in Georgia. he'll face sitting Georgia Senator Democrat John Assoff in November and nitwit Niro was triping away on tripe social saying

So happy for highly respected Congressman Mike Collins He'll win his Senate race in Georgia against the pathetic field Democratic senator Us Jerkoff again another sexual reference because Look his filter's gone This happens to dementia patients. This happens to Alzheimer's patients. They, whatever part of the frontal lobe makes them not say filthy things disappears and they say a lot of filthy things.

Who is a joke in D.C.? Nobody even knows who he is. I'll be doing big Trump rallies in Mike for Georgia, for Mike in Georgia. Well, of course, running to tattle to John Ossoff, a member of the multimillionaire for-profit media, Burgess Everett, said, What did you think about him calling you Os Jerkoff? Well, John Ossoff, class, said, The president is humiliated globally by this failed war.

He's an increasingly unstable, lame duck, and a national disgrace. you know, I guess that's that Michelle Obama, when they go low, we go high kind of thing. And it may work for him. And Mike Collins, well, he's a real piece of work, but so are a lot of his endorseees. It's been one scandal and one controversy after another for Collins. He's got a history of promoting racist and anti-Semitic filth online. And, you know, hopefully the voters in Georgia remember that and maybe can scrounge up a little bit of common decency

and say they don't want that kind of trash representing them. He beat the son of Georgia legendary football coach Vince Dooley. Derek Dooley, who might have had a chance against Ossov, but Jen Saki over at MS now deconstructed Mike Collins

and did a pretty fair job at it. It's just, yeah, it just wants to procreate and bloom where it is. It's not trying to mess up anyone's day, or anyone's presidency. It's just doing it. No, it's just doing its thing. Doing its thing. Well, on that note, Georgia elections,

we'll get ready to. I'll see you tomorrow. See tomorrow. Okay, it is Tuesday in the summer of an election year, and that means we are continuing to track primary elections all across the country. There are primary elections in Alabama, Oklahoma, right here in Washington, D.C., a special election in California. But the biggest elections we're following tonight are the Republican runoffs in Georgia,

including the race to see which Republican candidate will challenge Democratic Senator John Ossuff and Ossop's re-election fight this November. Now, in that race, Trump decided to throw his support behind Republican Congressman Mike Collins, who is, to put it mildly, this is very generous, loaded with problematic baggage. And in just the last half hour, we learned that Trump-backed election denier Mike Collins is projected to become the Republican nominee for Senate in Georgia, beating his opponent, Derek Dooley. Now, as a member of Congress, Mike Collins, has used his social media presence to, offend just about everybody he can. I mean, there is a social media post just offending just about

everybody out there. He's posted in support of throwing an immigrant out of a helicopter. He posted in support of a group of counter protesters harassing a black protester at the University of Missouri, one of whom taunted that black student with monkey noises. He once endorsed a post from an anti-Semitic troll who was attacking a reporter for being Jewish. And that's not to say, nothing of his latest horrifying social media controversy, which I will try to get into later, a little bit later this hour. As one Georgia Republican strategist told MS Now, quote, if you went to a laboratory and tried to create the worst general election candidate for this state and environment possible,

you couldn't do better than Mike Collins. He has a ton of personal baggage and won't be able to raise money. He possesses the unique ability to offend female voters with that personal baggage, but also with the hardest rate abortion stance you can have. He will lose the Atlanta Metro in unprecedented fashion, and we have to hope he doesn't take everyone else down with him. How do you really feel anonymous Republican strategist, that is? Now, but on top of all of that, Mike Collins is also a notorious election denier, which is, of

course, why Donald Trump decided to endorse him. And that's not just me speculating on that one. When he endorsed Collins, Trump specifically attacked his opponent for a, admitting Biden had won Georgia in the 2020 election. And that was apparently a deal breaker for Trump. Of course, Trump did, in fact, lose the state of Georgia in the 2020 election, which isn't something I should have to keep saying six years later, but nevertheless, here we are. Now, tonight we're also watching to find out which Republican candidate will face off against Georgia Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms in the general election for governor, who's going to join me here in just a few minutes to talk about that. Donald Trump has long supported Georgia's lieutenant governor, Bert Jones, in that race, a man who narrowly avoided criminal charges for his role in Trump's scheme to overturn the 2020

election. And Jones was one of Georgia's 16 fake electors who tried to throw out the legitimate results from the 2020 election in an attempt to install Trump as president after he had lost to Joe Biden. Late last year, Trump pardoned Bert Jones for his involvement in that scheme. And now that guy, I've been. I just described things he can be governor. He's long-bought he could be governor because he's been running. And he's been running against Rick Jackson, a magabillionaire and Trump donor,

who has spent $80 million of his own money on ads comparing himself to Donald Trump. And right now, Burr Jones is trailing Rick Jackson by about seven points, but with a lot of votes still to be counted. We're going to be following the results from that race throughout the night. Jones lost. Before we get there, we're going to talk to Ali Valchino, Before we get there, if we just zoom out here for a second, Trump has made these primary races a contest over who's most loyal to him? And because Trump is still popular among most of the base,

even the Republicans he didn't endorse in those races have still effusively praised and embraced him and his agenda in an effort to court MAGA primary voters. But while embracing Trump might be central to winning Republican primaries, where there is a small, die-hard electorate, voting, their embrace of Trump could doom them in a general election when they're competing for votes among a far broader electorate. Because right now...

Yeah, and it was, it was a humiliating loss. Nitwit Niro endorsed Lieutenant Governor Bert Jones and Bert Jones lost. And that's

on the week, on the heels two weeks previous of him losing in Iwoegia, when his chosen maggot representing Randy Feinstra lost there too, even though he was endorsed by Orange Julius Geeseer. As to the Georgia situation, Politico said it was the latest embarrassing. and high-profile blemish in what had been a near perfect record this year for the president

the Cobb County Republican chair that's Cobb County I've been now one Jason Shepard said the Trump endowment has an effect but it's not overwhelming it's not the end-all be-all for politics in Georgia

and damning with faint praise one of one of the maggots speaking to Politico said well Trump absolutely moved the needle he just moved the needle

15 points when we needed him to move the needle 25 points yeah and then I guess what this coming Tuesday they'll have their little runoff

down in South Carolina stand where the maggot candidate, Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evett, is having a hard time maintaining her lead with other Republicans lining up behind her opponent. And in Louisiana, the maggot candidate who knocked off Senator Bill Cassidy,

well, she's got her little runoff too, and she's facing another maggot ally, John Fleming, the treasurer, the state treasurer. God, stoke the stroke. And then, then we were talking there about Rick Jackson, who beat the maggot candidate in Georgia. Well, no sooner than Rick Jackson had been declared the winner over Bert Jones, nitwit Nero's candidate A little... Do you remember...

Do you remember years and years and years ago a candidate running who talked about legitimate rape? In other words, implying that there is an illegitimate rape? Mm-hmm.

Or the maggot billionaire, well, our tea-bagger millionaire back then, more likely, who said the best way for a woman not to get pregnant was to keep an aspirin between a knees because, you know, it's in woman's's fault

if they let the men go, it's May Ella's fault if she lets a man go a rutting upon her. Well, Rick Jones has a woman problem along those lines. The Daily Beast had a story. a little hot mic moment when a woman came up to Rick Jackson and at a campaign event

before Rick Jackson beat Bert Jones and it's not like it's not like Bert Jones if he'd known about it could counter it by saying well you know I'm believing a woman's right to shoot no instead a woman came up to Rick Jackson

and to talk about abortion. Mm-hmm. And she was deeply concerned about any sort of an exception for rape or incest. I just want to see babies born, she said. Yeah, she doesn't give a shit about how they grow up. No matter how they were conceived. I mean, the whole thing about a rape exception and everything, It's like, I mean, I know it's horrible, but two wrongs don't make a right.

And Rick Jackson said, oh, they've still got a life. Yeah, it's still alive. And it seems to me, if a woman is saying she was raped, she needs to prove it. And Rick Jackson said, right, got you. So he's got that to deal with. The women's folk down in Georgia, I'm sure, are going to take right kindly to that kind of talk. The woman has to carry the product of a rape in which she had no say. Right, got you.

Mm-hmm. Meanwhile, in classic maggot fashion, the Rick Jackson campaign, that's Rick Jackson. I said, Oh, misrepresenting his position on the topic. That's right up there with y'all are taking him out of context. Yeah. That's what it is.

Sure, you bet. Out of context. Jesus. He's having a bad time. You know, I think with every little hissy he throws, that piece of, that little piece of plaque gets a little bit more squiggly there in his bloodstere. Oh, and by the way, we're at the halfway point of the program. I'll just mention that the deficit at present stands at $46.4628.

$4,646.28. Could we take that down by, could we figure out a way to just get us down to only two days in May left of fund? It would be awfully helpful if we could. I apologize for mentioning it. But damn, it's frightening. and yesterday I think it was in my conversation with Tristan that he mentioned that even Mark Levin has turned on nitwit Niro well he has only he's right for the wrong reasons he's mad about this alleged memorandum of understanding the agreement to keep talking toward reaching an agreement that well wound up with the mullah's owner's own Noting Nitwit Niro's shirt, Mark Levin, with the voice made for print, said,

On top of this, we do the unthinkable. We capitulate the Iran's demand to protect Hezbollah. They brutally murdered hundreds of our fellow citizens. They not only, Hezbollah not only survives, but is immunized and remains free to continue. to kill Americans, Israelis, and others. And then he took the memorandum of understanding apart, piece by piece, like some sort of, I don't know, Zen monk taking apart a spider web.

Yeah, the Iranian regime is back in business. I just keep shaking my head. It's too absurd to comprehend. And the rollout was unhelpful. Why didn't they release the text when it was signed? This MOU requires serious changes, if not outright abandonment. A forever war

A continuation of Iran's war On de West is not in doubt So the formal signing is expected Tomorrow But careful Mark Levan Or you might Somebody might drop a house on you Hmm

And then there's Steve Schmidt Going back a couple of days here to The JD Eggs star turned on the view Steve Schmidt in his podcast, The Warning, said we may have seen the

ultimate denouement of the JD Egg. After spending 80 billion, bombing them. In a war, we lost. J.D. Vance is strange and corrupt. It may be soon headed for the big chair. We've lost a war.

The economy is broken. Masked agents roam the streets, randomly pointing guns at American citizens so we can be great again. Let's be clear on this Tuesday, the 17th of June. Things in America are not okay. Rather, they seem to be falling apart. Defiance is the cure to all of this.

We must never get in line with this insanity, Not for an hour, not for a day. Every European leader laughs at Trump behind his back. What they see is an impotent fool, a eunuch of sorts, the American Nero, who has knocked down the White House and given the Iranians the deal of the century. And you know what? They get to keep the uranium after all. Who could have guessed?

and I suppose for today, this is the morning. I'm Steve. The dust. The dust that isn't dust. Oh, but real quick, like to go back to the campaign in Georgia, apparently this is a big deal. The leading conservative radio host in Georgia, Shelly Winta,

just said he's endorsing Senator John Ossoff. over Mike Collins. What's hilarious. Shelly Winter, you'll notice what I just read. Shelley Winter just announced he is endorsing Senator John Osoff for re-election. This is huge. That was from Democratic Wins Media over on. Yeah, I know.

It's what I said, Randy Radar. The clip was from two days ago. The quote says, Georgia's leading conservative radio host Shelley Winter just announced he is endorsing Senator John Ossoff for re-election

and it's accompanied by a photograph of Senator Assoff and a photograph of Shelley Winter complete with his little mic flag he's apparently using a sure SM7B microphone 95.5

USB Atlanta's News and Talk at one point it was AM 750 WSV and that's where the one and only Mike Malloy first got behind the microphone and started raising hell back in the mid to late 80s so naturally a maggot chud who calls himself Jeff 501

at Alpha 7079 alpha Sure. If she's for open, again, Shelly Winter, hey, if she's for open borders, illegals flowing into the country, getting free health care, Medicare, Social Security, food stamps, all from programs about to go bankrupt, robin low-income Americans who paid into the system all their lives from receiving these services. Comm if you want grown men to legally go into women's locker rooms where underage girls are showering. If you want to defund ICE, then go great and go vote for Ossoff. But if you aren't a conservative, but you aren't a conservative. And I got a feeling Jeff 501 is maybe a bot. Jeff 501 says he's from San Francisco, California.

Yeah, is she. What do they think? Winter. I've never heard of the guy. Do they think Shelley Winter is a trans man? Stupid AI. Stupid bots. But at least it's entertaining.

Yeah. Oh, okay. So Steve Schmidt made a mistake. Tuesday, the 17th of June. Tuesday was the 16th of June. Okay, Randy. Okay. People make mistakes. There's nothing more to it than that.

But I mentioned Rick Jackson. And him having a woman problem now. Gotcha. Yeah. I mean, we got a life. Gotcha. Well, other candidates endorsed by Nitwit Niro aren't doing so great either. out in Oklahoma Stan in particular Tulsa

Gospel Sharp by the name of Jackson La Meyer L-A-H-M-E-Y-E-R He's the founder of Pastors for Trump You know, one of those guys who threw Jesus under the bus to follow Nitwit Niro

His orange Jesus Well Jackson Lawmire says he's going to he's going to drop out of the Oklahoma First Congressional District Republican primary. He made it to a runoff against state representing Mark Tedford. He got 26% of the vote in an 11 candidate field that's sending him to the aforementioned runoff up in August. but now turns out that

Pastor Lawmeier has a pervert problem of his own the Daily Mail bless their hearts published text messages between Jackson Lawmeier

man of God and a young woman named Caitlin Simmons Key she was formerly a fundraiser for the campaign and she's a former miss oklahoma u.s.a and in those texts uh mr. pastor la mia uh said uh he told her how fond he was of her being a beauty queen and all and fundraising for his campaign and then he invited her to his hotel room. Yep, creep.

But Jackson Lawmeyer said, this matter was already dealt with privately between me and my wife, Kender, through counsel and prayer with God and spiritual advisors. I own crossing a boundary line through text messaging. the only problem was Caitlin Simmons Key went on and told the Daily Mail that they had it had gone past text messaging that they had been a kissing and a smollicking and a larking on one another he called himself a Trump endorsed warrior

when he made it to the runoff still waiting apparently a statement was expected yesterday I haven't seen anything waiting to see if he's going to bail out or if he thinks that the maggots will just overlook him creepering on a pretty young thing like Miss Simmons. You know, in violation of his one man, one wo man, God fear and upstanding Bible, believe in Christ-centered evil, jellical, gundaminalist Christian maggot marriage. He best be careful, or he may get himself one of them biblical divorces, just like Ken Paxton done did.

And then, well, out in Arizona, stand, we got another Trump-endorsed candidate with another sexy time problem. A fellow running for Congress. The fellow in question is Mark Lamb. He's running for the Arizona 5th Congressional District. And his campaign is all centered on faith, family, and freedom. feed him well he's got a buddy that worked in

policing with him and his name is Matt Hillsbeck he's also one of Mark Lamb's bidness associates and I reckon Mark

Lamb used to be the P-N-A-L-N-A-L P-N-A-L-C-O-C-E-A-R-S-A-S-Hirf and apparently whilst he was high- Sheriff Mark Lamb had a history that spanned years upon years upon years of sexting and sending of the dick picks and having sexy time outside of the boundaries of his one man, one wo man,

good God-fearing upstanding Bible, believe in Christ-centered evil, gentle, gun, mentalist, amosexual Christian marriage. Yeah, yeah, a bunch of creeps that. these Christians. And apparently, a whole bunch of women have come forward saying, yeah, he, yeah, Mark Lamb creepered all over me, too. And Mark, Matt Hilsbeck stepped into the spotlight to say that he was trying to counter speculation that the women in question had made it all up.

or, you know, had somehow fabricated evidence. Speaking to the Arizona Republic, Matt Hilsbeck said, I haven't seen anything that I disagree with that's been published so far. It is how I remember it. And according to the Arizona Republic, candidate, good God-fearing candidate, Lamb, went off a chasing tail and was seeking some romping and then after the romping was done he'd try to use threats and intimidation and his campaign here we go again oh these are baseless and harmful well and and and are you saying they never never had well no we're not exactly saying that and then Hilsoveck dropped another bomb. I guess he went out of romping, too.

I guess you could say Mark Lamb introduced me to this lifestyle. But it gets better, y'all. I mean, these are maggots, so we know that there's going to be some pretty repulsive perverting going on. Describing being dragged into the life, drawn, drawn into the lifestyle. Hillsabek told the Arizona Republic, it was oral sex, her to me, me to her. It never went past that.

Buddy, that's far enough, especially if you're a good, God-feared, upstanding Bible, believe in Christ-centered evil, jellical, gundamiless, ammosexual, Christian maggot. 69, 69, 69, 69. Yeah, her to me, me to her. but then it gets grosser, it gets creepier. There's always a trapdoor into a sub-basement, lower than the sub-basement you thought was the bottom of the basements.

Nope. There's the trap door. That oral sex, her to me, me to her, never went past that, was with Mark Lamb's lady wife. Janale Lamb. And then Hilsbeck went on and said, well, yeah, he said he knew about it, and he said, he told me it was okay. You know, the sexton, you know, all that stuff,

I'd say if you're a family man, you're not doing that. Now, of course, nitwit Nero had said back in November, huh? He's a mega warrior. There's my complete and total endorsement. But meanwhile, Matt Hilsbeck said, of his former buddy who

introduced him to that lifestyle. I'll probably just leave that column blank when I vote, because I won't vote for a Democrat. Without a principle, I wouldn't vote for him either. You piece of shit. You philandering, piece of shit. Even if you drop the dime on your former buddy, you philandering piece of shit.

I won't vote for a Democrat. Why? Because of the little fetuses, and the commies. shit just writes itself, you know? It does. By the way, I should note, the stress lines open. If anybody would like to involve themselves in conversation here, you're more than welcome to jump in.

844, 843-4676, 844, The Horn. And then, of course, there's always the Discord line as well. It's just gine up over at the old holler tree, and then you can call in on Discord. We can discuss and cuss and cuss and discuss. I just love that. It was oral sex, her to me, me to her, never went past that. As if that somehow makes it better.

I mean, the shades of Bubba the Love Sponge and Hulk Hogan all over again. Oh, he just said he wanted to watch. No, that's not in there. That's not in there. That was Hulk Hogan and Bubba the London. Love Sponge, and they made a video out of it, and then Hulk Hogan got all butt hurt, and Peter Thiel came in and funded the lawsuit that shut down Gawker, because he, Peter Thiel, was butt hurt, because Gawker had outed him as the gay man he is. Which brings us to something entirely else. I mean, not really, because this is Peter Thiel, too.

Peter Thiel runs a secret group and it's called Dialogue D-I-A-L-O-G minus the U-E He can't even spell that

Peter Thiel runs this Dialogue group where he goes and harangues the group and they get together and they play mumbledy pig and and flip the chip off in my shoulder

and that kind of thing. And they have talkie talk sessions like Navigating World War III and how's your sex life? Well, the last time somebody asked you how your sex life was, Peter Thiel, you shut down gawker, you dumbass. And so recently,

the membership of this group, this secret society, I don't know if they've got a handshake or a high sign or anything like that, but ac, ac, adac, pooh, back, ac-a-dac-a-dac-a-clin, the water buffaloes. Now, Wajahat Ali and Danielle Mottie in their Left Hook podcast talked about the membership of the dialogue list,

and what those two pointed out was as follows. When you look at the list, all you have to do is then, like, cross-reference it with people in the Epstein files. Looking at it and reading it, I was just like, well, of course. Among other people on the list, Peter Atia, the physician and longevity expert. Well, he's part of dialogue. And he, according to the files, did repulsive things in the company of Jeffrey Epstein. Another name on the list, Jonathan Haid, H-A-I-D-T. and the venture capitalist and palanteer co-founder Joe Lonsdale.

And they're both in the dialogue list and the Epstein files. And this dialogue group has been around for a while. So it was in 2014 when Teal invited Jeffrey Epstein to a dialogue retreat. You know, one of those where they talk about things like, How's Your Sex Life? And Teal kept yapping away with Epstein all the way until early 2019. It's no surprise, is it? Teal's a creep, an absolute repulsive creep.

No surprises here, huh? A little follow-up to something we talked about a couple of days ago. It was Monday when a B-52 at Edwards Air Force Base, crashed and turned into a greasy spot. Well, the flight test engineer who was killed in that crash, his now widow pointed out that her husband knew there was something wrong with the plane, days before the flight itself. All eight of those on board were killed,

and Jeremy Smith, a defense department contractor, flagged the B-52's problems prior to the flight had the test flight had something to do with radar modernization Jeremy Smith's widow, Lauren Smith, speaking to KTLA, said, My husband told me on Friday they were supposed to fly on Friday and that something was wrong with the plane. I don't know what was wrong, but the flight kept getting pushed back.

He was supposed to fly in the morning. Then it got pushed back to noon. then it got pushed back to 2 o'clock. Then they said they're going to have to fix whatever was wrong with it, and they would fly when it was done. The names of the dead were released yesterday. Colonel Gregory Watson, age 53, Lieutenant Colonel Gabrielle Estrella, aged 40.

Surprised he hasn't been abducted and secreted to God knows where. Retired Lieutenant Colonel Miles Middleton was 50, Major Alexander Davis was 34. Major Robert D was 40. Major Brad Hovey was 35 and, well, Jeremy Smith was 32. Christopher Risher was 41. Boeing said two of its employees were aboard as well. The Daily Mail said that on a social media military group,

a member of the Air Force, said that maintenance crews were having the screws put to them. to get the planes upgraded as ASAP and regardless of the cost. In this case, the human cost. And I know that Flavio said a few days ago that he was not going to follow the World Cup, and I certainly understand that. But there's some fun stuff going on. The United States takes the pitch against the Aussies tomorrow. Go Aussies.

And they've already been seen walking around and chanting. They brought their A game. This is good. Let's see if this will be audible. Okay, here we go. You got that right. Ozzy boys are on a bender. Donald Trump is a six offender.

And this is, it's going viral. And the maggots are losing their teeny tiny, itsy-bitsy-bitsy microscopic minds. And now the magazine, oh, you can't let them in. You got to kick them out of country. Never mind the fact that they're orange daddy. is a sex offender. He was found to be a sex offender by

an Article 3 federal judge, and a jury, tried and true, agreed. And then the United States Circuit Court of Appeals agreed. And the full panel agreed. And it

remains to be seen if the our most puous and dread sovereign Supreme Catholic Majesty's will agree. Yeah, they've got a couple of them. that's just one i can't remember what the other one is but yeah i love it ozzie boys are on a bender donald trump is a sex offender good uh there's a rom-lama ding-dong for what what do they call them the do they call themselves the koalas or the ruse

maybe they call themselves the crocodiles i don't know i don't know that much about football Oh, and back to Sheriff Mark Lamb, Brother Deacon Asa, the Camel Cardinal, filling in some details for us. If you're not familiar with Sheriff Mark Lamb of Penal County, he's been doing Arizona, he's been doing a YouTube channel for the better part of 10 years. They had a viral segment on the channel called Fridays with Frank, where the good sheriff used to ride along with Ossefer Frank Sloop, and they'd pull people over for traffic violations. Mark Lamb's whole stick on that segment was, Faith, family, and canary. To be candid, I'm shocked that he turned out to be a philanderer in the sick purve. Really? Are you shocked? I think you're lying, Camel Cardinal.

I'm not, because I ain't. Not even a little bit. Quite the Thursday, isn't it? Just checking here to see. Okay. Oh, this is worth noting. The Department of Veterans Affairs, the VA, has decided that it doesn't want to honor its obligations to a certain segment of veterans.

In fact, they don't want to provide care for veterans who are a member of the LGBTQ Plus community. In fact, they've ordered VA health centers across the country from sea to shining sea and across the fruited plain, the Purple Mountains, Majesty, and whatnot, to eliminate anything that has anything to do with gender-based, gender identity-based treatment, strip LGBTQ plus from medical coordinators that were designed to help LGBTQ plus members of the military, well, veterans, figure out how to get care. It came out on June the 12th this here directive, under Secretary of the Veterans Health Administration for Health,

John J. Bartram signed off on it. And so, well, it's just another shot fired against people who aren't cis, white, straight, and Christian. Originally, the VA had initiated the program because there was evidence, and rather a lot of it, that health outcomes for veterans who were LGBTQ were at significant disparity with health outcomes for the cis-straight, white, Christian male population. That will be going off to court, I have no doubt. And this bears mention a woman in Pittsburgh. Her name was Daffy Michelle, 31 years old.

She died on March the 2nd, and the medical examiner there in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, has ruled that her death was a homicide. Here's why it matters. She was abducted by the ice goons. She died of hypothermia after the ice goons gave her what they referred to as a starlight tour. They were ordered to release her,

so they drove her far out into the country in freezing weather and left her to walk back and find her way back to safety. She was an asylum seeker from Haiti. They found her at a bus shelter. A bus stop in Pittsburgh. when he signed off on his report, the medical examiner said it was a homicide indicating the death was caused by the actions of another individual. It should not be interpreted as a declaration of criminal guilt.

But it was murder. At the very least, it was gross, willful, wanton, and reckless manslaughter. She was admitted to the United States as an asylum seeker. Well, that's because she was crazy. They're sending all their crazy people. Oh, there's a great day of coming. She was paroled on humanitarian basis, and she had a hearing schedule for two weeks

after she died on March the 12th. She suffered from untreated severe mental health issues and a significant language barrier. She was psychiatrically unwell. Last summer, she was arrested for yelling in imaginary people. They stuffed her in the Washington County, Pennsylvania jail for six months. They performed psychiatric evaluations on her.

A judge turned her loose and said, I can't keep her for yelling at imaginary people. So the ice goons came and put an ankle monitor on her and drove her 25 miles to Pittsburgh, where they dumped her at a bus shelter, and she sat there for days in the dead of winter. She was in September closed and it was February and the weather overwhelmed her and she went into hypothermia. A lawyer for the family said he expects to file a lawsuit against the ice goons for ignoring her to death.

Meanwhile, a spokescriep, Lauren Biss at DHS. By the way, abolished DHS. An abolish ICE. Lauren Biss said, and I wonder how she sleeps at night. ICE had nothing to do with this woman's death. She passed away three days after Ice encountered her. And dumped her at a bus stop, bitch. She was an illegal alien from Haiti.

And the medical examiner refused to even cooperate with us. Well, it's not common for the medical examiner to cooperate with the people who murdered the victim. The Allegheny County executive, Sarah Inamorado, said that, Daffy Mieshell's Homicide Well, it was a tragedy And appears that with a little humanity It could have been completely avoidable

The ice goons meanwhile Under Mark Wayne Mullen Said they're not going to report Anybody who dies Within More than Or within 30 days of being released From the ice goons custody

Well, you know, if you don't report the deaths, you don't have the deaths. There's a reckoning. It's not just that there's a great day of coming. There's a reckoning coming. And I hope it is brutal. Jeremy says the VA LGBTQ

directive won't hold up in court, but it did bear mentioning. I would have said that sometime back to I'm not so sure anymore because everything ultimately ends with our most puissant dread sovereign Supreme Catholic majesties. And they're not

very competent and they don't much care about people who aren't cis white straight and male. And let's go back and look at something from yesterday. One of Nitwit Niro's nominees had a confirmation hearing in the Senate. A creep named Charlton Allen tapped to be General Counsel of the Federal Labor Relations Authority was taken to task for something that a publication he ran at the University of North Carolina back in the 1990s

put on its cover. You know, these little right-wing creeps go to college, and they figure that the best way to get noticed and get into the little right-wing creep pipeline is to publish some right-wing bullshit and say, Well, we're fighting back against the liberal needs.

and so Charlton Allen founded something called the Carolina Review. He found it in 1993 at UNC and Chapel Hill, and they immediately got involved in campus politics, and for instance the race for a student body president. Let's check in with the confirmation hearing as Ruben Gallego questions Charlton Allen. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Allen, in the 1990s, you found a conservative campus publication called the Carolina Review. If you look behind me, you'll see the front cover of an edition of the Carolina Review

depicting Aaron Nelson, a Jewish candidate for a student body president. Your magazine, Alter Nelson's photo, depicting him with a horns and a pitchfork, inside the article says the difference between Aaron Nelson is simple. He's Jewish. Yes or no, Mr. Nelson, do you stand by this depiction? Turn your mic on. Sorry. I'm Mr. Allen, not Mr. Nelson. But in terms of that cover, you know, I would, if I were 30 years ago advocating for the review, I would say don't run that cover.

I think it was a mistake. That said, if you look at full context of the article, you're taking a quote out of contest. Oh, it's the old out-of-context defense all over again. Well, let's see how that works out for it. Okay, so I mean, I think it's quite a context, but that's not being taken out of context, right? The pitchfork with a horns? Right. Because that's kind of hard to get out of context.

I mean, Senator Gallego is right. That's the actual cover of the goddamn publication. A man with dark hair and a beard with satanic horns and a pitchfork, the case against Aaron Nelson, it's no coincidence, the Carolina Review writes, it's no coincidence, we are on the right.

The Carolina Review, UNC's conservative voice. In terms of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, our chief rival was the Blue Devils. Still are the Blue Devils. And the cartoonist intention was to make an analogy to that.

Wow, depicting a Jewish man with devil horns and pitchforks and saying what, that he's secretly a Duke fan? beg pardon? So everything happened was just a total coincidence that the Jewish candidate happened to have a pitchfork and horns, and that also at the same time inside the context of the difference with Nelson is simple, he's Jewish, and the difference being... Don't run past that, Senator. That was a little too fast. The article inside says

the difference with Nelson is the difference with Nelson is simple. He's Jewish. Can't wait to hear the context about that. Between them and the blue devils. So the difference is that he is a Jew

Jewish versus a blue devil? Is that what your your defenses? No, sir. The point is this. Mr. Nelson voted not to fund a Christian group. He voted to fund the Jewish group. He voted to fund the pagan group, but on two separate times, he voted not to fund intervarsity Christian fellowship. And it raises a conflict of interest when he was a member of a group that he voted for. You certainly remember in detail this incident in question for someone who wants to get it. So do you stand by the statement that was made of that time period regarding Mr. Nelson then? What statement are you referring? Well, I would say overall this anti-Semitic statement and depiction of this gentleman. I would not say that it's anti-Semitic. We were the group that was calling for the

equal treatment of all student religions. So it's not anti-Semitic to say your difference with Nelson is simple. He's yours. The difference between a blue devil and Nelson is the fact that he's Jewish. That's, that's, that, you, you stand by that then. The point was this. He voted for the Jewish group and on two separate occasions, he voted not to fund the Christian group. We said the Jewish group was entitled to be funded, and I stand by that. I have been a voice against anti-semitism. What's your official, what's your official title you're going for? Pardon? What is the official title here that you're interviewing for? The official title for. What's official title? What are you here answering questions for?

you're here to be the federal labor relations authority, right? General Counsel. Is that correct? Correct. What is under the purview of your job as general counsel for the federal labor's authority? That's spelled out in Title V, Chapter 7104D. The general counsel is to investigate potential unfair labor practices and make a determination whether a ULP has occurred and then prosecute that before the authority if there is a prima facie case. Gotcha. So after hearing this and seeing this, why would I trust that you're going to be able to take care of our Jewish community?

Because there seems to have been something that happened 30 years ago, if that's the right time period, that certainly made you justify being able to do this to a private citizen, even though you were a private citizen then. Senator, in all due respect, I would encourage you to look at my record as a judicial official, the Chief Judicial Officer and Chief Executive Officer of the North Carolina Industrial Commission, where at all times I treated all parties before me with fairness, dignity, and respect without regard to any personal characteristics. Even if they were a Jew. Now, Mr. Allen, just one more time to explain to me,

the quote is, the difference with Nelson is simple. He's Jewish. What was exactly true? trying to be communicated there because I think that seems to be fairly blatant anti-Semitic. I don't agree that it is anti-Semitic. It was a quote that you're taking out a context about his voting record where he voted not to treat the Christian group with the same respect as his own group. I yield back. I mean, I just said it was because he was a Jew.

You can't take me out of context that way. He didn't vote to fund the Christians. Jesus killed Christ, right? Yeah. God, where do they find these monsters? Well, that wasn't all there was. No, no. The eternal question now for ever so many maggot nominees,

and they've been oh so well-schooled, did Joe Biden win the 20th? election. Well, in this case, the maggot in question is a little wet behind the ears. Maggot nominee to be the deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget. You know, work right underneath a fine, fine Christian, homophobic, transphobic, xenophobic, creep named Russell Vote. This creep's name is how.

Duncan and under questioning from Tim Cain, well, you know how these things go, right? I mean, we do, we do. Do you believe the 2020 election was rigged? I believe that Joe Biden was certified as the winner of the 2020 election. He was certified, yes. Yeah, see, that's the thing. That's where the argument fails. You don't believe that he was certified as the winner of the election.

the 2020 election. Faith has nothing to do with that. It is a fact that he was certified. The question is, did he win? And these little creeps have been wood shedded beyond within an inch of their lives

to never say that he did because then Daddy won't love them. And their maggot careers will be over. But do you believe the election outcome was rigged? Senator, I appreciate the question. As mentioned, I believe that Joe Biden was certified as the winner of the 2020 election.

Duly noted that you're not responding to the question. Was the 2024 presidential election rigged? Senator, President Trump won the 2024 presidential election? Yeah, folks, how about that? So he was asked twice was the 2020 presidential election rigged. And he said President Biden was certified to be the winner. He wouldn't answer the question. saying President Biden was certified as the winner of that election is like saying today is Tuesday, June 16. I mean, it's obviously, it's a fact. This is Tim King. But he wouldn't acknowledge that President Biden won that race.

Now, there's only one of two reasons, Mr. Duncan. You have either fallen victim to the conspiracy mindset that says that that election was rigged. And if you're a conspiracy theorist, you shouldn't be let anywhere near the position you've been nominated for. you know, President Biden won the election, but you're afraid of making an insecure president mad by acknowledging that fact. You answered so easily when I asked you the question about 2024, you didn't fight, you didn't evade, you didn't obscure, you didn't try to end run, you said President Trump won the election, which he did. He won the popular vote. He won the electoral college. The answer was just as simple about 2020. The fact that you were unable to give the simple answer

about 2020 raises real serious questions much. Let me ask you this. So there's that, and we weren't done, because if nothing else, they were going to make him squirm. This was all before the Senate Homeland Security Committee, and Alyssa Slotkin got to take a run at him, too. Good times. These pathetic little licksbiddle boot licking, yeah.

Thank you for being here. Thank you to a couple of you who I met in my office yesterday and for taking the time. Obviously, you've heard a lot, Mr. Hamilton, about concerns about politicization. And, you know, I think the thing that you heard from my colleague from Michigan was it's just hard to rationalize just how many disasters have been approved for aid in Republican states versus Democratic states. And in Michigan, we're a swing state, we're a purple state. And I think particularly the ice storm that we had a year and a half ago has really felt like we've had to use an incredible amount of influence and power, both Democrats and Republicans working together in our delegation to get reimbursement. And I think, you know, the total damage

from that storm was $440 million. And if we don't, you know, get help, then the average rate payer, you know, because we had electric co-ops go down, is going to be charged an extra $4,500 per household. So it is pretty existential for people in my state. I know you're someone who's worked in and around FEMA for a long time, but I just want to double-tap the idea that we can't have stats coming out of your office when and if you get confirmed that demonstrate that you get more of a payout if you're in a Republican state and a faster payout if you're in a Republican state. And I, that should go without saying. And Republicans would be screaming bloody murder if the stats were reversed. And if it was easier to get money if you were a Democratic state under a

Democratic president, let's please keep disasters apolitical. I want to ask to Mr. Duncan, You've had an interesting couple of days up here on the hill, made some news, gone viral a couple of times. And I just feel like this idea that to get a federal grant, the rules have been rewritten so that you can reject any organization that represents, quote, anti-American values and anyone who, quote, damages the reputation of the government. So you're going to be in an important position of power. You want the big job. you answer the big questions. If a university that was receiving federal dollars for a research grant into cancer, but they allowed a protest, a peaceful protest of the Iran war on their campus,

would that be, quote, damaging to the reputation of the government? Senator, I appreciate the question. And, as you know, with two CFR, it's signed off by all 41 agencies. Right, but in your mind, you're a decision. You're asking to be a decision maker, right? So I understand there's a chain. I was a federal government employee for a long time. But you're asking, you're up here for Senate confirmation.

So it's a big job. Is a protest of First Amendment, peaceful protest on a college campus, threaten the federal dollars that they are getting for cancer research under the rules that you will be enforcing yes or no? Senator, you're asking a hypothetical question, but I would note that this rule isn't... Well, we have protests. We do. I mean, I have University of Michigan and Michigan State.

There are protests from time to die. that's for sure. So it's not hypothetical. This is something that literally in 15, 20 days you could be dealing with is a First Amendment protest on a college campus enough to be, quote, anti-American or threatening the reputation of this administration. In the hypothetical question that you're asking related to grants for cancer research, this administration is committed to gold standard science and wants to advance the best cancer research that we possibly can. Or a sourcrow. So they can have a protest on their campus. And I would just say slashing cancer research and slashing our science institutions around the country

and making us have to be literally one-tenth of the medical research that's going on in places like China and Europe is not a way to uphold a gold standard for cancer research. And I say that for a woman who's got cancer in her family. If a domestic violence shelter receives a federal grant, but they also post complaints about this administration's cutting of domestic violence funding, will that put them at risk of being labeled anti-American or threatening the reputation of this administration? Senator, again, you're asking hypothetical questions. The ultimate deciders of these grants will be the political employees at the agencies.

I would imagine in this situation, it would likely be HHS. The political employees, the political appointees like yourself. The political appointees. OMB does not issue grants. We issue guidance, uniform guidance on grants. So I would not make decisions on a specific grant. But if someone calls you, I mean, again, this is like you can't want the big job, but then not answer the big questions.

I think the idea that First Amendment activities would be, quote, anti-American or threatening the reputation of this administration, you understand that you're creating a climate of fear around things that are actually, it's the opposite of anti-American. It's the most American thing in the world, the First Amendment. So I think you've raised a lot of concerns in your testimony of the last couple of days, but the idea that the administration would put that kind of language out there to intimidate and scare people out of freedom of speech is something that is the most anti-American thing I've seen in a long time.

You know that. Again, he can't answer or daddy won't love him. Do you ever stop to wonder what it's like inside these maggots, well, what passes for their minds? where all they can do is spend every waking moment of their lives worried about whether the dear leader will approve of what they're doing. You know, it's not good for one's somatic health to be in a constant state of fear. And as people like John Cornyn have demonstrated, even being 99% with the dear leader over the course of years is not enough.

You must be 100% and trying harder still, or else you're screwed. And we look at these things now and we say, God, these people are awful. but like this kid, and he's a kid, is going to be around for another 50 years. He'll be out of this administration, hopefully in a couple, but he's going to be spreading his maggot poison for decades to come. And he operates without any form of conscience, moral compass, or ethical center whatsoever. and they're all that way. But, I mean, here's just a, for instance, again, it doesn't, there's no one who's been more loyal to nitwit Nero than Howard Nutlick.

And that, that profit-generating scheme by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan is yielding up little nuggets of, of, of, of, of, maggot-fitting. feces that are that are that are sending the cable news networks running wild and so at over at cnn they were discussing another little another little tit bit involving Howard nutlick who apparently was not 100 percent loyal enough at some point i think and and so conman actually in his world, his aides think that is sort of the ultimate insult for him to say. But he also goes after Howard Lutnik, a member of his cabinet, to his face. And he says, you used to be a killer, Howard. I remember when you were 35, you were a killer.

Now you're just soft, and I am not going to say that on TV because my mother is watching. You know what you are. you're there you can look at it on on tv so oh her mama's watching what this ma'am don't don't shrink from using this vulgar piece of shit's own words otherwise you're otherwise you're doing his work for him and charles blow pointed out something along those lines Throughout the book, you really get a sense of what goes on in private and how he treats people. What do you think? Well, you could just say that he himself has confessed he likes to grab people by, but that's one way of...

Yeah, because what he said was, now you're just soft, and you're a pussy. I will never understand the origin of that slur. I really won't except to say that it entered the lexicon by none but insecure man-babies. And it's his go-to because he is the short-fingered vulgarian as Charlie Pierce over at Esquire named him years ago and which still

stings him to this day. We don't need to be so dainty. We can't afford to be so dainty. Make America cringe. Make your mother cringe, lady. And he didn't just say it once. He said it twice. You know, by comparison,

there's a story about Harry Truman. Harry Truman was said to have complained about the smell of manure being used on the White House grounds as fertilizer. And one of the groundskeepers looked at Mrs. Truman one day and said, ma'am, could you get him to stop referring to the fertilizer as manure? And she said, oh, you have no idea how many years it took me to get him to say manure. Well, this ain't the same.

Not by a long shot. And then back to J.D. Vance, who's everywhere he seems to go, he finds a rake to step on. In this case, he sat down with the cultural scold Ross Douthat of the New York Times, where Ross took the vice president to task for his daddy's potty mouth. The answer was not impressive. We could have a longer argument about the economics, but I just want to, let's stipulate that the Trump administration has in some way a kind of vision of rebuilding the working class

that's connected to Christianity. Really? Was that hard to say, Ross? I'm stipulate. For the sake of argument and the fact that you have not given us three hours to have this discussion, we're stipulating it. It also seems to me, like the administration has distanced itself in different ways from some other sort of obvious expressions of Christian influence on politics, some of them more sort of liberal-coded, some of them more conservative-coded.

Like what do you mean? Like the administration has been more hostile than any prior Republican administration, to say nothing of Democrats in the last 20 years, to the way we do humanitarian aid. It has kept religious conservatives, pro-life organizations especially at arm's length in a way, that has led to a lot of criticism. And then, you know, let's be honest. The tone of the administration is not consistently a Christian tone. There is a tone of aggressive uncharity to people who aren't on board with the administration's policies. So I would describe those as three areas where the administration has felt functionally post-Christian to me.

And I'm curious what you think. Well, so on the first point, well, sorry, the third point, but I want to address first. You can work backward. So on the tone thing, this is, it's very hard to rebut this because it's like fundamentally unfalsifiable. Because for every clip that you could show me of me or the president or some cabinet secretary saying something that in your view is un-Christian, I could show. you another few clips of us doing something or saying something that is like very Christian.

The nature of political communication in the era of mass media is that sometimes people are going to say jokes that are taken out of context. Sometimes people are going to make mistakes. I'm not saying I make mistakes. I talk about this in the book a little. In my book, Communion, available where books are sold, I talk about the own mistakes that I've made as a Christian leader in America. There is an apology to childless cat ladies.

And we don't need to get sidetracked by that. Go on. But, but, you know, my point is, like, I'm not saying we're perfect because we're not. My point is that the tone argument is in some ways, I think, people see what they want to see. And I also think that tonal arguments are ways of, frankly, policing working-class ways of communication and covering them in elite preferences. Like, let me... Yeah.

Like I said, if there's a rake, Jimmy Dick's going to find it, stomp it, and whack right in the face. Did you catch that? Oh, well, you know, if you say the Trump administration's a vile, vulgar bunch of filthy potty mouths, you're really criticizing hardworking American middle class assholes. Because we all know the working class is a bunch of potty moths. mouth dickheads.

I gotta wonder. I gotta wonder if the tiger mom is proud of her work. I mean, I have no doubt that there is an element of the maggot base, but the maggot base, I think, is smaller than what anybody else

thinks it is. And the maggot base is like, yeah, he just talks plain, he tells it like it is. You know, he calls you a pussy. If he calls you a pussy, it's because you're a pussy. but there are ordinary working Americans who voted who were hornswoggled into voting for him

I'm being charitable who find that shit repulsive and then again as Stephen New York pointed out abolishing USAID taking food out of the mouths of children is always unchristian yes it is and

and so is ultimately killing millions of people upon this suffering planet. That ain't Christian either. But the ha-ha-ha-all-shocks bullshit of Ross Douthout, I don't even know how to pronounce his fucking name. I know that, like, if you go out of, if you go out of West Virginia eastbound on I-64,

there's a D-O-U-T-H-A-T-State Park, but I don't think he's from the Western Virginia do-thoughts, doubt that's, but whatever. But, you know, he sets himself up as some sort of a pious Christian voice. It's not a consistently Christian tone. There's a tone of aggressive uncharity. Well, you know what would have been great Ross, if you would have pointed out like Steve did,

that it's aggressively uncharitable to let food for some. starving children rot in warehouses, like they did. Jesus. Don't tone police daddy, or he'll slap me around when I get back to Washington, please. But they're having, the maggots are having a hard time all over the place. A reporter got hold of the, I'm still amazed he won a Senate race. Bernie Moreno of the Buckeye State I don't even know that he's from the Buckeye State

is he really but reporters sort of pummeled him over Daddy's Iran deal and it was down in the basement of the Russell Senate office building I can tell from the brick walls and Bernie wasn't having a great

time. This is a very positive. We should cheer for this. What do you have to say to your Republican colleagues who would disagree with what you just said? Who said we are, like Ted Cruz, said we are standing a lot of money across and the deal is bad. Do you agree with them? And who do you think got a better deal, Obama or Trump? Well, one deal signed and one deal was done because we brought them to their knees. The other one was rewarding them with outright just cash with no payback at all. And it actually took them to an exact nuclear program. I just punted the ball down the field. In terms of, look, we live in a free country.

And a free country could have any opinion you want. That's what's great about it. They should have an absolute norm. Where is the three? My point of view is like, why not take a breath and hope that we have a good outcome, that we have peace of stability? And by the way, you should ask them this.

This is what I would beg you guys asking this? Okay, if not this, what would you do? Give me an alternative. Not attacking you begin with, because we didn't achieve anything. Nothing was achieved. that's still got their nuclear capability. That's not a fact.

That's an opinion. Where does the $300 billion come from then? The $300 billion is the possibility of Arab countries and other countries investing in infrastructure and other related projects in Iran if, and only if there's good behavior. What does good behavior mean ending their nuclear program for good, returning the enriched uranium that's everything? Look, I just don't get, I just don't get, well, you don't know that. Maybe they won't. Maybe they won't.

Maybe they won't. Maybe they, well, do you have a crystal wall? Well, I mean, I think we get a shoot. Although we aren't a lot to bet on Polly Market anymore. Senator, you say you're talking about we. He was uncomfortable. Oh, that's your opinion. Well, like, that's your opinion, man.

What are we in the big Lebowski? God damn it, Bernie Moreno. There are rules. It's not Vietnam. Oh, they are a hopeless lot. And we talked about nitwit Niro's vulgarity. and there's another book out an aide to Kevin

a man of silly putty McCarthy named John Ligonsky has a book coming out next week and he explained the vulgar bullying by nitwit Niro of members of his own carcass he went after Andy Biggs,

Nitlit Nero did. A big-time maggot from Arizona and he was screaming vulgarities because Biggs was not in support of Kevin McCarthy when his speakership was going all the

pieces and he threatened Andy Biggs. He said, I'll never support you if you don't support Kevin. You mother, you can you have to use your imagination for the what is described as a stream of profanity. But the book also says that he wanted to talk to Eli Crane of Arizona Stan,

who wouldn't back McCarthy. I'll find it challenger to him so fast his head would spin. And some more M-Fers, S-O-B, P-word, whatever. Ligonsky said, it was incredibly intense for the holdouts. They could barely get a word in. It did not surprise me that the others began to duck our calls because I would never want to be on the receiving end of that. And eventually at least two maggots, Matt Rosendale of Montana Stan and Bob Good of Virginia,

wouldn't take McCarthy's calls at all because they realized that nitwit Niro was on the other end of the line and they just didn't feel like putting up with his vulgar verbal abuse. And I guess just to wrap things up here, because this seems appropriate. God. Again, this comes from the profit generator written by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan.

Back in March, they report, nitwit Niro showed off a document that said that he was more powerful than Attila the Hon or Genghis Khan or Napoleon or Stalin or Mao or Hitler. he was actually proud of that he was proud of being more awful than Attila the goddamn hun

Jenghis fucking Khan the little Corsican corporal Stalin murderer of millions Mao murderer of millions Hitler murderer of millions and he touted it

as being some sort of historical analysis well not according to CNN's reading of the book When Swan and Haberman tried to find the author, it turned out he was not a historian, but actually Gary Player, and if you know anything about golf, you know Gary Player cheats.

Actually, Gary Player's longtime caddy and personal confidant, the caddy told Haberman and Swan that he had first shared his assessment of Trump's power with Player and later explained it directly to Trump over golf in Florida. Netwitnero cited it to someone named David King, causing a humongous uproar because there are lots of people named David King, none of whom are historians. This was like, well, John Barron.

But he actually bragged about it on tripe social early this morning. He didn't say who David King was, but he said, Sounds good to me! The motherfucker actually wants to be that evil. He aspires to that level of vicious genocidal cruelty. I don't know, maybe people should punk him. You know, by going on tribe social and saying, Well, what did he do during the campaign?

He praised Al Capone favorably. Come up with some bullshit accounts that says, Oh, he's a, he's a bigger power broker than Al Capone or Meyer Lansky. And watch him fucking retripe it. Because he's that kind of trash. And last word, going to juremberg. who just wrote in, When you referenced the experience of many living in fear,

I was stopped, Robin, being reminded of the physiological response, a chemical exchange that occurs within our mortal bodies, fight or flight. Still listening and seeing the greatness of today's opening of President Obama's library presidential center, a source, a sacred space of learning from the past and present, maybe beyond,

one never knows who will be met when walking on Obama ground. Let us be mindful, if I may, that do not be trapped in living and giving energy to what is being screwed out. Yes, we must give witness to these atrocities, lawlessness, cruelty. Yay, connect with those who are lifting the frequency, understanding and residing in Maslow's hierarchy. Fear is the lowest rung. Well, indeed, Jude, fear is the mind killer. Fear is the little death that brings complete oblivion.

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