Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid - Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid, 2 June 2026, Titanic Tuesday

Episode Date: June 3, 2026

J6er gets plum Pentagon position. Li'l Marco doubletalks his way through a budget hearing. Ebola? What Ebola? Sen. Van Hollen refers to Trump as stupid to Rubio's face. Homophobic Tennestan version of George Santos gets called out by a MAGAT colleague. Graham Platner's campaign takes another hit. 

The password is triggered. It's showtime. Here we go, live from behind the corn phone curtain. It's head-on with Roxanne Kincaid. Three hours of cussin and discussin with America's only liberal transvilly elitist right here, right now, on the head-on radio network. Brought to you in part by Cole River Mountain Watch,

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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Now, as to that password. trigger. Well, it's based on something, as I pointed out in the post for the program that Micah put up. Tommy the Tuber, gubernatorial candidate for the state of Alabama. He's in Albanian the way that, oh, I don't know, the king of England.

England is an Albanian. That is to say not an Albanian. He lives in Florida. But, you can't, you just can't make some of this stuff up. No, you can't. He posted earlier that, and it's breathtakingly stupid. Basically, he's triggered. He's terribly triggered Tommy the Tuber is by Pride Month.

Oh, really? Yeah. Posted a whole screed earlier today about how the only flag that should fly in America is the Moroccan flag and no other flag reference to the pride flag. Jesus And well He's a moran

He's also a Titanic right-wing intellect Because today is Titanic Tuesday a day For taking note of Manifestations of Titanic thinking By the maggots You know the same sort of people

Who Say full-speed head at that there Iceberg Right Yeah Mm-hmm No, but that's the thing. Okay, I've said in the past, for instance, that, well, the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday always triggers the maggots and brings out the absolute most stupid in them.

It's not hard to do. But also, well, Pride Month. Why do the quares get off? All month. Why ain't there no cis, but no straight pride, me? Well, because, well, can you imagine Tommy the Tube Sock marching in a parade to celebrate his heterosexuality? and then there's a Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers who Ron Philopkowski pointed out on

on social media his there was a campaign photo of him you know he was in a kissing hands and shaking babies and one of his campaign staffers buffed him up a little bit and so that his like shirt is tied across and his chest and he's got like

rippling abs and shit and the first thing, I looked at it and the first thing I thought was, well, that's on the left, that's a campaign photo, and on the right, that's his grinder photo. Ugh. Oh God, they're so awful. And so that's just a starting place

because he's terribly triggered by rainbows and people who are happy and refuse to camp out in the closet. Yeah. And he'll probably, that's the thing, he'll probably wind up the governor of Alabama because, well, Alabama does everything it can to suppress votes and voters,

especially by, you know, a certain group of people. All right, right, yeah, yeah. And while Alabama is near the bottom in every meaningful statistical category. The legislature spends time on potty's. Yeah. It's not as bad as what it is in Idaho, but in Alabama, it's a crime to go potty wrong,

at least in schools in the state. Same in West Virginia. I mean, maggots are predictable that way, but that's just what that is. And there's so much more stupidity to get into today, Titanic intellect. Just a matter of keeping up with some past stories. Josh Dugger, who is doing more than 12 years in the stir, having been convicted for child sexual abuse material in 2021.

It went whining to the court saying, My constipational rights was violated. Mm-hmm. Wow. A U.S. District judge has said, whatever. You dip shit, you filed too late. According to People magazine,

Dugger claimed that he should be protected by the prison mailbox rule, which says that you get a little bit of, you get a little bit of a break on deadlines as long as the filings have been deposited in the institution's internal mailing system on or before the last day for filing. But the thing is, the court didn't buy it. They said, the court can grant Mr. Dugger one coincidence, perhaps even two or three odd happenstances. But Mr. Dugger is asking the court to believe something akin to a magic bullet theory, a sequential chain of events that defies common sense.

Collectively, this chain of events where Murphy's Law was lurking at every turn is simply not credible. Oh, good for you, federal district judge Timothy L. Brooks. Been a while, if ever, that I've seen a reference to Murphy's Law in a bona fide, no kidding, Article 3 constitutional judge's opinion. Murphy's law was lurking at every turn. Working? Nice work, Judge Brooks. I mean, I'm sure there is plenty of lurking there in the Dugger home, too, of a much creepier nature. Ugh.

Go back to jail. Stay back in jail. Do not pass go. Do not collect $200, and for Christ's sakes, stay away from children. creep yeah but uh well it's not just tommy the tuber who's triggered today earlier today uh one of the well he's the corn-pone version of george santos is who andy ogles is and uh what an appropriate last name um earlier today he ran to uh uh X and posted the following excrement. Homosexuality has no place in America.

Happy nuclear family month. If you're a nuclear family, do you get a free Geiger counter? Just asking for some families. And of course, two moms raising a child or two dads raising a child,

they can't never be nuclear. You got to have your protons and your electrons and your neutrons. No, no, we ain't going to have no neutrons. They're non-binary. But here's the funny part. He got called out by someone in his own party, namely Maggot, New York representative Mike Lawler, who's in a very precarious position as we move toward the midterms. Lawler wrote back and said

Homosexuality exists in America In fact Andy You have family, friends, neighbors, colleagues, and constituents who are gay and lesbian It doesn't make them less than Or somehow unworthy of being an American What an absolutely idiotic statement to make Oh come on Mike can't you at least refer to him as a turnip

I mean If you're wondering what the master plan is from the worst of the maggot brain trust. This is it. Homosexuality has no place in America. Never mind the fact that the American Revolutionary Army was trained by a gay man. Never mind that there were gay guys all over George Washington's camp. Never mind the fact that Abraham Lincoln fell into a fit of deep depression and despair

upon the passing of his dear friend speed, never mind the fact that Abraham Lincoln slept with men while he was out on the legal circuit as a railroad company lawyer. Never mind President James Buchanan and his very close dear friend, Rufus King. whose colleagues referred to him in the Congress as Aunt Nancy. No, no, homosexuality has no place in America. But then again, he said it in Tennisan,

and I guess that's a real vote-getter down there in the volunteer state. I wonder what you're volunteering for. Oh, well, yeah. And, of course, someone just had to bring up. when Andy Ogil said homosexuality has no place in America, that maybe he'd want to tell that to the Secretary of the Treasury, who makes no bones about the fact that he's gay. He's toxically gay.

He's a picnic. That makes him awful. But he's definitely gay. And then Rebecca Ballant of Vermont, the lone member of Congress there, Vermont, where the maggots are complaining, that the Democrats gerrymandered the state to keep Republicans from having a seat. It's the whole state's one district.

Never mind. You know, it's Titanic Tuesday. And so Rebecca Ballant wrote back Andy Ogles and said, that would be news to some gay officials in the Trump administration. Care to comment? Scott doesn't? Who? Tagged you and everything.

My, oh, my, oh, my. Or Rick Grinnell. Yeah. Meanwhile, Link Lauren, whom I've never heard of, who is a gay conservative commentator, who self-loathing. Link Lauren is a frequent speaker at Republican events and said, saying I have no place in America is a mistake. It's certainly not what President Trump or this administration believes either at all.

Oh, I'm not so sure about that, but never mind. So, yeah, he is. He's the Tennessee version of George Santos. Nice, huh? Idiotic. But I mentioned Mike Rogers in his buff photo. This is so funny. I guess he's walking in some sort of a parade or something waving at the crowd.

Got his buff shirt on, his buff. Photoshop shirt on. It got flagged when he posted it as an excrement on X. It says, made with AI. Mm-hmm. And he got burned by Mallory McMorro, who is a Democratic candidate for the Senate seat as well, primary coming up.

She simply wrote, This is gender affirming care. Yes, it is. It absolutely is, Mallory. Good catch. Oh, there's such a... It's such a weird bunch. And, oh, you know, it's a bit of a mess in the White House press briefing room these days.

Yeah. Because Caroline, real poo-poo, leave it alone, is off incubating another spawn with her creepy old man husband. In the name of Jesus, of course. And so they're rotating through and having very... various cabinet officials fill in and do the White House press briefings. Last week it was Scott Besson that we mentioned just a moment ago. Well, today may have not been a great idea. No, because they let Dr. Oz, Amandius, look on my works, ye mighty in despair.

they let Dr. Oz take to the podium. And, you know, he's head of Medicare and Medicaid services, and we're constantly told what a fan-damastic doctor he is. Well, how convenient then that lots of Americans, and, well, frankly, the world, have some questions about his Orange Daddy's health. Take it away. Thank you so much, Alina Shirazi from the Daily Mill. This is the fourth checkup that the president has had.

He's supposed to have one a year. He's had several CETT heart scans. What are the doctors looking for? And second question, I think you might like this one better. Who has been your favorite cabinet secretary so far to do the briefings at the podium? That may not be my favorite question. I mean, they're all obviously different. I think Scott Brescent's dry humor is fabulous.

Marco is just an earnestly funny person. We can tell all kinds of stories about Marco's entertaining commentary. I think JD was spectacular. You know, he's just very, on his game, understands the issues, and he understands the American people, which is I appreciated his presentation so much. And I did wash them all, by the way, just to prepare. I'm a doctor.

I try to do my homework. I prepped for the case. The first issue was about Ebola. He prepped for the case. Is that like the prep you do before like a colonoscopy? or something? Because you're just going to stand up there and spew poo? No, about President Trump's examinations. He's had four already. The president's supposed to have one a year.

So I actually have talked to the president about what he's sent to all of you. And I think it's just a routine, regular exam. You remember I had the president in my show 10 years ago. He also presented records. And at the time, I was stunned at how well he was doing. because so many of these numbers naturally over time will start going in the wrong direction. But if you look at these records, they're spectacular.

You know, his cholesterol, blood pressure, all the numbers are starting in excellent parameters. Yeah, except for the fact that they said he's, what, 18 pounds fatter now? Is that good for heart health, Dr. Oz? And why are you talking about something from 10 years ago? You were asked about, well, something in here and now. Ability, and listen, I work with him frequently.

many of you get to see him almost every day, that amount of energy and that amount of mental acuity. You mean the one where he blinks for 18 consecutive seconds with his eyes closed and that's blinking? Uh-huh. Does not exist in a vacuum. You have to have a vessel to carry it, and the president has a unique ability to just keep going at all hours of the day with remarkable strength. Let's go. Yeah, yeah, remarkable. strength. He's got some of the strongest cancels in the world.

There are ginormous cancels. He didn't even go to the golf course. Can he even do that? But like I said, it may not have been the best time for Dr. Oz to do his star turn. No, no, no, because the health questions wouldn't go away. and his non-answer answer only respond more questions he's in such perfect health why does he keep going back in for checkups

hold on let's get the whole thing there I just wanted to follow up on her question behind me if the president's in such perfect health why does he keep going back in for checkups I think he elects the results he does really well he aces the test every single day and I don't I do wait They're giving him the Montreal cognitive assessment every day? Is that what Dr. Oz just said here?

He aces the test every day? Good morning, Mr. President. Can you draw me a clock? Oh, that's good. Good job. Who actually believe that he is curious to make sure everything is going in the right direction. He's a very meticulous person in so many ways. Yeah, meticulous is doing a lot of hard work there.

He's scared to death of fucking dying because he knows he's moving up on the place where bad shit started happening to his filthy old Klansman racist daddy. Often underappreciated. But for him to want to know all the numbers and keep on top of him, it's the same reason he calls people at, you know, odd hours because something's on his mind. He wants to deal with it. Yes, and purple. Uh-huh, sure. The thing is, though, um, that would be a great question for Dr. Oz.

Why does your boss keep acting like the Montreal cognitive assessment is an IQ test? Does he not know that he's being tested to see if dementia is ravaging his brain? Well, we can't have everything. The Lincoln Project said, going to the doctor is fun. That's where we're at now at this administration's law. good Lord Mike Drucker said we know he's healthy because he enjoys taking the same dementia test over and over

might not be the best argument like I said I feel like we're getting I mean we have to be we can't help but be you know time marching on and what all but we're getting closer and closer to that glorious and yet terrifying day it'll be glorious on one hand but the maggots well the maggots will lose their shit on the other but well he's it turns out remember uh mike flynn lieutenant general michael flynn that we actually

trusted uh with the military of the united states of america at one time remember how he was tried as being an unregistered foreign aid agent for Turkey. Well, he does apparently love that foreign lobbying work. And now it has come out that he, not making the same mistake he made last time. He's filed papers, Mike Flynn has, with the Foreign Agent Registration Act, as managed by the Justice Department. He's a registered foreign agent now for the Republic of Serbska. That's a subgroup inside of Bosnia that's made up of Serbs.

Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Republic of Serbska, which is not a republic. Well, the headman over there is Milorad Dodik. And he's known as, well, Pouty's most dear and trusted ally in the Balkans. Reminds me of that quote from Bismarck. The whole of the Balkans are not worth the bones of one Pomeranian grenadier. Well, that's who Mike Flynn's gone to work for. and good work if you can get it

Mike Flynn's knocking down $100,000 a month this caused that that veritable Aristotle of the MAGA of the MAGA movement namely no really cat turd

yeah cat turd isn't still anonymous but on on the excrement machine, he was perplexed and said, $100,000 per month? And even Sebastian Gorka,

the Hungarian-American Nazi, he's on the National Security Council. He was in the first Trump administration, too. He's senior director for counter-terrorism on the National Security Council, no less. And even Seb Gurka. Doesn't that mean pickle in German? Never mind, he's Hungarian. Maybe cognate?

I don't know. When I joined the first Trump administration, I was asked to sign two documents. In one, I promised not to work as a lobbyist for a decade. In the second, I promised to never work for another government. I was happy to sign both. I presume General Flynn also signed similar documents. Oh, well now Snitches

Get Stitches, Sebastian Pickle. Is that something you can sue over? Is that a lawyer might charge $100,000 a month to defend? Ah, we can hope. And then another maggot reached out to none other than

Laura Looney, Brendan Dilley asking, wait what the fuck is this can you confirm this for me Laura Looney isn't even in the government she's not a part of the administration but she has profound influence over nitwit Nero and uh well the

the Putin connection gets a little more clear because it turns out that last week Flynn organized an event in which Alexander Dugan

who passes himself off as a philosopher some people call him Putin's brain he spoke at the event that Flynn led and yeah he Flynn was charged and eventually

entered a guilty plea. He wasn't tried by a jury and found guilty. He entered a guilty plea to lying to the FBI about contacts with Russian officials and was convicted. Of course, Nitwit Niro

pardoned him, but he's still a convicted felon. I guess the graft you have always with you where the maggots are concerned. Oh, well thank you, Lee, in New York. Give yourself a rom-lama ding-dong. I was also thinking of calling him Sebastian Gurkin. Credit quantum entanglement.

Yes, absolutely. Or, you know, the horn hive mind. Lee also noting, because he does so well on tests. FYI, when I was in high school, I did not take the SAT daily because I was smart. Like a Packlid. There's our obligatory Star Trek reference. I'm smart. Uh-huh.

Okay, I admit, I took a lot of practice tests before the bar exam. But I didn't take them because I liked them. I took them because I wanted to pass. And Jeremy pointing out his big, beautiful brain, like when he pointed at his head and said, I don't have that thing. Hey, Caroline, what did my feather have? She quietly replied dementia. He replaced, yeah, I don't have dementia.

Replied, yeah, I don't have dementia. What's that thing? God, I love that. And, oh, thank you. Thank you, Cynthia. And thank you, Charlie, at APS Radio News. We are now down to, let's see, here. 35-90, 35-75.

In our effort to get up to speed here as we carry over from May's deficit into June. Thank you. Cynthia said, I still owe on my kitchen. but I'm getting there. I may not be able to help in July, but we'll see. Thank you, Cynthia. Thank you so much. And again, thank you, Charlie, at APS Radio News.

Y'all are both wonderful and much appreciated. And then there's, you know how Dr. Oz was talking about how Marco Rubio was so just genuinely funny? It wasn't too much fun for a little Marco in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Marco had to show up because, well, he's got to defend his budget. And, well, Chris Van Hollen has proven himself to be a definite foe of maggot. corruption and not afraid to ask hard questions. And so little Marco had a rough day today. I mean, you know, getting confronted by your orange daddy's disastrous foreign policy

when you're the Secretary of State, it didn't exactly a good time, I would presume. Chairman, and welcome, Mr. Secretary. This is your first public hearing since President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu launched an illegal war against Iran. Netanyahu said he's been waiting 40 years to do this. Turns out he finally found a president who was both stupid and reckless enough to join him. The wars killed 14 American service members, wounded hundreds more, and killed thousands of civilians. It's driving up the price of gas, food, and much more.

Trump obviously doesn't care. he called high gas prices peanuts and said, I don't think about Americans' financial situation. That's from the President of the United States. And all for what? The President told us 91 days ago that we had, quote, won the war in Iran. Last year, he told the country, Iran's key enrichment facilities have been completely and totally obliterated. Was that false? Let's face it, Mr. Secretary, the Trump foreign policy has.

has become a dumpster fire. This is the same president who's more interested in flattering Vladimir Putin than in protecting Ukrainian sovereignty. The president who lifted restrictions on the transfer of sophisticated U.S. chips to China, but came back from his trip there with nothing but ballroom envy. He tweeted about that the other day. Ballroom envy. Oh, and he called him stupid. I wonder if anybody will let him know.

Then again, most of his president is either triping or watching TV. And I'm sure Lil Marco knew that he was there performing for an audience of one. Clap train seal, clap. This is the president who brought on Elon Musk to take a chainsaw to AID,

which has enabled the current Ebola. outbreak in the DRC. We've also witnessed corrupt crypto deals with the UAE royal family that have enriched the Trump family at the expense of our national security. We've seen an administration engage in extrajudicial killings in the Caribbean, hijack Venezuelan oil, threatened to invade Greenland, and weaken the NATO alliance. Here at home, a Reagan-appointed judge said that you and former Secretary Nome abused your powers when you locked up and still seek to deport students for protest.

the destruction of Gaza. The Reagan appointed judge said, you did that, quote, primarily on account of their First Amendment protected political speech. Speaking of Gaza, the so-called Board of Peace seems to have run around. Meanwhile, while Senator Rubio once proclaimed that the U.S. must, quote,

work to ensure that refugees who flee war, torture, and persecution are provided safe environments to live and thrive in, now as Secretary of State in this administration, you have capped refugees at a record low of 17,500, and white South Africans, Afrikaners, have comprised roughly 99% of those slots, Mr. Secretary, a race-based refugee system. At the same time, the President's preventing Cuban political refugees from entering the United States, even as you've imposed an ear oil blockade on that report.

oppressive regime. The stated goal is to change the government there, but the only real change is humanitarian crisis inflicted on millions of people, not members of the regime. And in that regard, Mr. Secretary, I have a question for you regarding the designation of Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism. On the very first week, at least, of this administration, you reinstated, the administration reinstated that. And in a recent January 26 EO, you made statements suggesting connections to Hezbo and Hamas. The previous administration did a thorough review with the intelligence community and concluded that there was no evidence that Cuba was engaged in ongoing state sponsor of terrorism. Did you find new evidence to support that conclusion?

Well, first of all, let me just say that was your question, but you made this long statement of which I disagree. Most of it, we won't have time to address every point that you made. So let's stick to Cuba specific because that's the question that you asked. Cuba has sponsored terrorism. It's been supported groups. For example, virtually every left-wing radical violent terrorist group in the Western Hemisphere has at some point relied on support from Cuba.

The ELN, the FARC, the FARC dissidents, including them, have been involved there. We also know, for example, that Cuba continues to host a pretty substantial collection intelligence sites on behalf of the Chinese and the Russians. But you look at the region and you look at all of these leftist, Marxist, terrorist organizations, all of them, in many cases, got their same money from the Cuban. I noticed you did not answer my question because my question is specifically related to whether there was new evidence, new evidence to support that conclusion. I can just tell you.

Why would I need new evidence? Because you're claiming that they're a state-sponsor terrorism suggesting they're ongoingly involved in that. My final question to you, Mr. Secretary, relates to the El-A-Maks, complex. There have been reports that the United States is working with Israel to take away the Kingdom of Jordan's custodianship over the Al-Aqa mosque complex in East Jerusalem. Can you confirm today that there's no... I'm not even aware of those reports. There are reports, so I was hoping you could confirm. Is that like a media report or...

There have been several media reports. Well, you know the media is always accurate. No, they're not. And that's why I'm getting... Yeah, no, I've never even heard that. That's the first time I even hear anybody discussed it. All right. Well, I'm glad to hear that. But we have a great relationship with Jordan, you know, and we're very helpful. I've just never heard that before. I don't know what article you were referring to.

You just give it to me. I'm happy to. Is it a credible website? I'm glad to hear you say, Mr. Secretary, there's no truth. I've never heard that discussed by anybody. Jesus, what a weasel. Wow, the media are always right. Well, okay.

How about if it was, you know, the kind of right-wing media you like short-stack? And then, well, then there was Cory Booker who had a few things to say about well Ebola and the Trump regime's role

in making it worse because by the way the Ebola variant that's running around and has jumped borders now from the DRC into Uganda among other things

places it's a variant that has no known treatment. And now, because the monitoring that we largely provided has been withdrawn, now they can't even contact trace. And so you have cases of Ebola. One person will crop up with it 20 miles from another person, and there's no contact between the two,

which means that it's just kind of out. loose in the region. Well, let's let Cory Booker handle it. Sarah Booker. Thank you very much. Mr. Secretary, you and I talked a lot about Africa, and I raised concerns about a lot of the cuts. We're seeing globally an increase in tuberculosis,

an increase in malaria cases. We see a continuing ongoing on the continent, HIV crisis. Yeah, and that's cool, the little Marco, because that means, well, there'll be less of those people. These are some extremely nihilistic, cynical genocidal maniacs. And the United States has pulled back from a lot of its investments in those areas. Now with the crisis with Ebola, we see that the challenges that have been brought about as a result of our surveillance. early detection and the like.

So I'm just very concerned about what the administration's strategy is, because we're clearly seeing here that what goes on in the continent of Africa directly affects our public health as well. Well, first of all, I don't agree with that assessment. I mean, first of all, it's not about cutting back. The response here is not just how much money you spend. It's what results you're going to get. Now, let's talk about Ebola for a second.

The results we're getting? I just told you that it's running free. The outbreak in Ebola was in a war-torn, isolated rural area in the DRC. That's where that began. Since that time, our response has been very quick, very rapid. So you're saying you did not cut early detection, peers? I'm not talking about it. I'm saying that whatever you're pointing to is the cut is not the reason why there was an Ebola outbreak.

I'm not connecting the two. I'm simply saying. Well, you are connecting. I'm not trying to get in an argument with you. I would really like to actually have my questions answered. So very quickly. We cut early detection when it comes in. infectious diseases on the continent factually.

This is not an opinion. We made those cuts. We cut early warning systems on the continent. It had nothing to do with the Ebola outbreak. So I don't need to tell you, Secretary Rubio, that we're living in a place where in an infectious disease crisis anywhere is a threat to public health everywhere. The United States has made major reductions in these areas

that have put us more at risk. If you're talking about this clearly, Ebola crisis, there's other things and other cuts we've made. And you see it factually, even our own, even our own State Department personnel that I've talked to, are saying we're less prepared for a global outbreak than we were before. And my worry is, in a budget hearing, is this budget makes even deeper cuts into the kind of things that can prevent the next outbreak or, as we've seen with, unfortunately with COVID, have us more prepared.

Yeah, I don't agree with that assessment. I don't know who told you that at the State Department. So let's move on. My time is limited. I know, that's an important question. I don't want to eat up your time, but I need to answer that because I just don't agree with that. Mr. Secretary, you can't even agree on the facts. Because that's not accurate.

I mean, again, you look at what we've entered into these countries. It's not accurate that we cut early detection. Because those have all been repurposed in different arrangements that we now have with these countries. As an example, when we're in it? Well, I would like for the record, because we're not going to cover it in my short time. If you're telling me, we are as prepared or more prepared before the Trump administration came in, I'd like to see the fact. I think when these reforms are finalized, which we're on the verge of doing, we're actually going to be better prepared. We are responding today faster, not just to humanitarian crisis, but to outbreaks than we were before.

We are responding, in some cases, within 72 hours, are able to move funds to task, which you weren't able to do in the old system. And we're also building the capacity of these nations states through these contracts. Mr. Secretary, may I please reclaim my time to shift gears. The straight of her moves, I was listening to their conversations you had with some of my colleagues. We've now seen the straight close for months. and you explain that we're going to see an opening of the strait, and ultimately the exchange we will get for that is after that fact we will release certain sanctions.

Is that correct? No, that's not what I said. What I said was that if they open the straits, we will lift our blockade. The straits in the blockade are what are interrelated. And so for the nuclear program, in exchange for getting rid of the fiscal material out of country, I imagine, is what you're, the highly enriched uranium,

we would release sanctions. Is that correct? Well, it's not just that. It's also their enrichment activity. They would have to, you know, they would have to make very severe and significant concessions on what they intend to enrich in the future. And already with the March relaxing of sanctions allowing Iranians to sell oil to the Chinese, estimates have been between $10 and $50 billion they got from that relaxing of sanctions, how much money might we see in a deal in our relaxions of sanctions in order to get? get rid of the highly enriching uranium and stop their enrichment.

Well, let me just tell you on that portion. The sanctions that were released on Iran were boats on the water. And so that oil was already out in the marketplace. It was sold at market rates, but the sanctions covered, and to the extent we've been able to enforce them, we have the revenues of those sales. So, yeah, the oil, the Iranian oil was unsanctioned so that it could be sold, but the revenue would have to flow back to block the counts, which our sanctions were able to go after. We've also seized, I believe, six vessels in the Indo-Pacific that involved Iranian-sanctioned oil

on top of it. So that wasn't necessarily a trade. They didn't get $50 billion directly as a result of, they might have gotten some of it. They certainly didn't get the majority of it. They are now losing hundreds of millions of dollars a day in revenue because of the blockade. And the blockade exists because of what they're doing in the straits. Right. And I guess the conclusion I have in my time has expired is that the Strait of Hamoos was open before this unjustified war. We're now scrambling to try to find a way to get it back opened again. Not only is it causing economic havoc to our country and to residents all around this nation, families trying to make ends meet. But you see on top of that, the Iranians finding

ways to leverage that, as we allowed them to do with the Chinese for tens of billions of dollars. And so my point is, before we even get to a nuclear negotiation, this regime is getting money to rebuild, purchase more drones, cause more havoc. And this is before we're even trying to get back to what I don't know I apologize I don't understand how they're getting this what revenue referring to well there's two sources of revenue we're seeing one is the revenue from the Chinese that's factually documented and number two the revenue that you're proposing that they should receive by releasing all of their highly enriched uranium as well as in making a commitment about their enrichment

capacities yeah hold on and that was the exact deal that you guys vilified that the president and you vilified President Obama from having Yeah. But here we have a worse situation where our adversary and our enemy, who's causing havoc in the region, who is funding proxies and terrorists, has discovered, thanks to you all, the power of shutting down the Strait of her moves. Now, they didn't disturb. They knew that a long time ago, and they've done it before.

Clearly, we all knew that a long time. You know, that's a bit of a cell phone on his part, isn't it? Oh, they've known that for a long time. They just didn't have any reason to unilaterally do it, until we gave them one. Oh dear. Poor little Marco. Marco.

Dumbass. I'm going to go. That's why this ill-conceived war should have never happened. Yeah, but have made our... They intended to do this at some point in the future? Well, you brought them that point in the future by giving them a rationale for doing it. Shipping was going in and out.

No one was being harassed. ships weren't being shot at. Gasoline wasn't $4.60 a gallon on average. Now it is. And it's your fault, well, Marco. And it's your Orange Daddy's fault. Because, as, you know, Chris Van Hollen pointed out, this is the first president's stupid enough to take the bait.

In a stronger negotiating position, we are the strongest nation on the planet Earth, and we're in a stalemate with Iran. And now we're begging to get back into a deal that you all trashed in the first place. There's no one begging. Clearly, this is a shame. Senator Booker, your time's up. I do want to address him to these points because they go to the heart of the matter. No one's begging for anything here. The Iranians might be begging because their economies losing hundreds and millions of dollars a day.

That they are losing. Understand Iran had street protests going on before all of this started. All of those factors, economic factors in Iran are far worse today than they were six months ago when those protests were happening. They have hyperinflation, their currencies completely devalued, they're struggling to make payroll for their government workers. Iran is in a very serious situation. And if it was up to the political class there, and I understand everybody there is sort of radical in some way, but if it was up to the people that actually go to elections and wear the suits and you see on TV, they probably make a deal tomorrow. It's the issue they're facing is that the supreme leader in the IRGC Corps are a little bit more immune from those pressures until they can be convinced otherwise.

And I think that's the direction that they're moving in because the reality of Iran, I don't know where you're getting this perception that Iran is stronger. Iran has no Navy left. They've lost a substantial percentage of their defense industrial base. And yet they've still got at least 50% of their military stockpile while we've depleted the fuck out of ours. I mean, they did a pretty good job to see. destroying some bases because, you know, your buddy, the DUI hire, left our military basically naked and alone. Stupid really is the word for this. Iran has lost a substantial percentage of their missile launchers, and their economy is far worse today,

and I mean far worse today than it was six to nine months ago, and they are looking at hundreds of billions of dollars of reconstruction. just to get to where they were six months. Mr. Rueva, you keep telling us how we're winning this war. The president keeps saying, well, the war is over now. Completely annihilated. The war is not over. And yet the American people see how we're losing at the pump and with their costs.

And yet this thing still hasn't been resolved. Every day he tweets out, oh, we've obliterated them, we've annihilated them. They're going to surrender. But yet we still find ourselves spending billions of dollars a week on a war abroad. You've gone way over. It would be nice if we had hearings where people had to be talking out. Thank you, Senator Beckett. You're getting a little too close to the bone there.

Be nice if we had hearings. Oh, that does piss off a maggot. What a clown show. Good God. But where the Straits of Fort Moose is concerned and oil and whatnot, a bit of expertise coming from a man named Patrick Dahon. he's a highly respected analyst of the petrochemical industry and today he issued kind of a hair-on-fire alert to the American people he said over on what used to be Twitter tomorrow U.S. distilet inventories will likely fall under 100 million

barrels for the first time in over 20 years. Excerbated by high exports due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. High exports. We're shipping domestic oil outward. He added, Mr. Dahan did. This is a powder keg waiting to go off if a deal to reopen the strait doesn't happen soon. Because we won the war, according to Little Marco. The war is over, according to Little Marco.

But we, the victors. are begging for the Straits of Hormuz to be opened. Well, if, in fact, we are the powerhouse that we claim we are, why don't we use those salute, snap, and general and senior officers, and take that mighty navy, and just sail right in there and raise hell and teach them Iranians a lessoner three, Well, you know the answer. Because a lot of American sailors will die in that effort.

What was it? There was a book. And it's about the sea battle off of Guadalcanal. And, well, Neptune's Inferno is the name of the book. And it's a powerful, powerful read. And it shows what happened when the United States, by dint of necessity, had to keep, I think the term for it, was the slot open. Valiant, valiant service by the United States Navy in a time when we were quite fragile, really, but at a tremendous cost. And the same would happen here.

in the Straits of War Moves and they won't do it I don't and look they know that if they did something like that they would be confronted with the fact that they only had to sacrifice

those sailors' lives because of something stupid they did on the front end starting this war so well no matter how many times

the maggots, it's worth it, or nitwit Nero says, oh, it's peanuts. The American people are suffering. And one of the lessons they may have to learn out of this, the maggots, is that, well, if history teaches us anything, it teaches us that when the American people begin to really suffer, then they really begin to want to change things. Ah, 1929 comes to mind, and God, that's only 97 years ago. ago. And after 1929, Republicans didn't have a majority

for another 20 years, the do-nothing Senate that Harry Truman had to deal with. But the American people around 1930, 1932,

started throwing out Republicans out of the Congress for all they were worth, because that was the only way to get anything done. Same thing with the Civil War years of 1861 to 1865. Some of the greatest

steps forward in terms of political progress in this country occurred when there weren't any fucking Southerners, fucking conservatives, I don't care if they had a D or an R after their name, weren't there to muck up

any good thing for the people of the United States. And so tomorrow, as DeHaan wrote, Distillate inventories Likely fun You know Gasoline's a distilet I mean I'm not a chemist or anything

I think we've got some people Some members of the community Who have some Chemistry expertise But distilet inventories Will fall under 100 million barrels For the first time in over 20 years And part of that reason is because we're shipping it abroad

We kind of have to Because the world already knows We're the ones who fuck this up. China knows and they're giggling. Russia knows and Pouti's giggling. The Iranians know and they're giggling. Here at home, not so much giggling. Oh, and by the way,

some notes coming from Cynthia. Going back to a little Marco. She says, Oh, wouldn't it be sweet if the lying bastard caught a nice case of Ebola? Repurposed funds my ass. it probably went to more grift. I'm sure it did. I'm sure.

Maybe some Bitcoin or something. I know, I know, add Cynthia. Let's send, I know, I know. Pick me, pick me. Let's send Trump and Hegseth and Rubio to Iran so they can be welcomed there with open arms and flowers. I'm sure the Iranian people will love them.

Sounds like a fantastic idea, Cynthia. Jeremy noting Rubio, he just said his basic understanding of everyone Iran, yes, kids and mothers included are all radicalized somehow. If they weren't, they sure would, they'd have at least 188 reasons more to be now. Well, that's the thing. We've driven the Iranian people into the tender mercies of their government, because at the end of the day, whoever's the one doing most of the killing is the one who gets most of the hate. That would be us. What a time to be alive. Oh, and we talked.

We talked about Mago World being pissed about Mike Flynn and his $100,000 a month. Wow. There's also the appointment of a guy named Greg Puddy, Bill Pulte, Bill Pulte, not Puddy. He's going to be our new acting. God, this whole regime is an acting class. our new acting director of national intelligence after Madam Skunkhead steps down at the end of this month. And again, even the maggots are unhappy. Eric Erickson of Red State, founder there, said,

Bill Pulte is one of the worst members of the president's team and has convinced Trump to do more stupid stuff than anyone else in the past year. Oh, dear. A House Republican told Politico last September, I think he's a nut. The guy's just a little too big for his britches. That was another maggot lawmaker on the House Financial Services Committee. Well, why don't we get the list of, there's too many corn poners. And they're too big for his britches is a rather rural, country-fied saying.

But, yeah, earlier today, nitwit Nero ran to tripe social and posted a tripe about how William J. Pulte, who presently, remember he's going to be the acting director of DNI. Right now he's the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency. And chairs Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. And has, let's be clear about it. No experience with national security whatsoever.

But among other things, he's the author, of the jihad against Letitia James, Adam Schiff, Lisa Cook at the Fed, Eric Swalwell, and in fact he's under investigation by the government accountability office as to whether he engaged in an abuse of his power. From the Jewish insider, Jacob Rubashkin on X said he's been at the forefront of using his government position to investigate the president's political enemies. Now he'll head up the nation's intelligence apparatus. And the thing is,

since he's acting, well, he doesn't have to face any senatorial confirmation scrutiny. Add that to the list of things we need to work on if we ever begin to fix this badly broken country. You can't just act your way through a cabinet appointment. When you consider how vengeful this little creep is, he's only 38, by the way. You've got to wonder what kind of nut job schemes he has up his sleeve for DNI. What's that, Emilio? Iran's volleyball team is in shambles. They haven't won a Stanley Cup in years.

Iranian cuisine is not world famous. That's about, yeah, that sounds about par for the course for a little Marco. Emilio says, I'll keep on insisting on Marco Pubes, yo. Keep trying. Keep trying, Amelia. And from Lee, ballroom for security? Riddle me this, Orange Man, or Batman. If the ballroom needs hospital in the basement, bulletproof glass windows and drones on the roof, how is the quickly built event tent on the lawn filled with strangers, safe for the President of the United States?

Well, they're going to put military butts in seats, as we noted here previously. Only the people who show up have to meet height and weight requirements and pay for their own travel, food, and lodging to get there. But they get to go in and see the men in little spandex panties kicking the shit out of each other for free. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah. And by the way, we're into the second hour of the first.

program. We are at 3375. If we knocked out somehow, by some miracle, if we knocked out $375 in the next hour and 45 minutes or so, we would, well, we'd be down to half, we'd be beginning the second half funding for May. Thanks, everybody, for jumping in. Much appreciated. Oh, and by the way, apropos of nothing, but I have an apology. The upload was late again today, because as I noted, your humble hostas should probably not be trusted with anything more complicated than a pair of chopsticks. I was getting ready to do the upload last night. Storytime.

And I had a cold bottle of Gatorade. unopened. And you know what? They're at the Gatorade bottling plant, wherever it may be. Their machine does a really, really good job of capping those little plastic bottles

so that you have to give it a high-quality twist to get the bottle open. Well, I gave it a mighty twist and promptly dumped Gatorade all over my keyboard. Mm-hmm.

Yeah, I did. And went to blotted on it, but no, it's dead, Jim. So this morning, I had to get up bright and surly and get another keyboard. And that's why the upload from yesterday's program was late. And I'm not going to kid, that story, that vastly underreported story, at least here in the United States, of the ritual sex abuse gang, the religious ritual sexual abuse gang in Israel, it probably is the most sickening thing I've ever read. And so for those of you who have downloaded the program,

well, this is all after the fact, but I put a trigger warning on there. And I don't know, I may have been so. so bothered by it that that may have contributed to why I baptized my keyboard in Gatorade. Yeah. And for some reason or another, Bovine Gregory won't go away. He's retired, allegedly, drawing that sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet taxpayer-funded pension. And, well, he's...

Maybe Bovine Gregory... wanted the uh the job vacated by crusty the nasty nazi gnome but he's been uh critical of he's been critical of mark wayne and so uh he's he's getting a mite petty this former chief border patrol agent gregg bovino uh gregg good to see you thank you for joining us tonight let me ask you chief you witnessed this stuff firsthand what happened in Minneapolis earlier this year, rioters causing destruction. Now we're here in New Jersey. What have you seen?

Is there a common thread with all of this that you've seen across the country? Well, Bill, thanks for having me. It's good to see you again. The common thread is we have violent anarchists and rioters at it yet again. Violent anarchists and rioters. The only rioters are the fucking ICE and CBP goons. and probably some ajain provocateurs. Mikey Cheryl, the governor of New Jersey, did herself no favors

by sicking the New Jersey state police on the people who are supporting the hunger strikers and labor strikers inside the concentration camp there at so-called Delaney Hall in Newark. The protesters are literally making their voices heard. They're doing what the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States contemplates. petitioning the government for redress of grievances.

But according to this little toxic hobbit, think of him for you, Lord of the Rings fans, which I'm one, think of them as, think of him as a, I don't know, a descendant of Lobelia-Sackville Baggins, the really, really shitty branch of the Baggins family. I'm sure Bovine Gregory would like to just, weighed into it all and give some Nazi salutes and maybe murder a few people

like they did in Minneapolis. And one of the things different here than in Minneapolis or those other cities is this was allowed to progenate for almost nine days. Progenate? Progenate? Now, I'm a long-time practitioner

of the art of word knowing. And my Oxford Dictionary of the English language isn't handy. could the horn ad hoc research department get to work on the word progenate? I think we could start by trying to find out whether it's a fucking word progenate. Well, you know, Bovine Gregory's the kind of guy who just likes to masturbate a word into a sentence from time to time, even if he doesn't know what it means. and what I saw there was our poor ice officers, our ice agents, going hand-to-hand combat, basically, with these anarchists and rioters. And that's something we never...

These anarchists and rioters who don't have any weapons, but the ice goons and the CBP creeps are gunned up. The gravy seals are out there and their ill-fitting Amazon body armor. Vanilla ISIS wading into the crowd of... of unarmed people with tear gas, you know, poison gas. Riot batons. I mean, I don't think anybody's gone, Marsha P. Johnson there and hit one of these, hit one of these filthy chuds with a brick or anything. I ever want to put a police officer or an ICE agent or a border patrol agent.

We don't want to put them in that position of hand-to-hand combat. We have the tools, the training, and the ability to knock this out in the first... You trained your goons for 47 days, you little pissant, in honor of Nitwit Nero's position as president. Highly trained troops, my old Aunt Edna's Wombago impacted back. A few minutes and we waited nine days. the leadership on the ground there. Yeah, it's a great point. Chief, you've also been openly critical of Secretary of Homeland Security, Mark Wayne Mullins, handling of the riots in Newark. You tweeted this. Secretary Mullen and the rest of them have been trying to handle these riots. And, well, let's just say it's not going great.

Here's what the Secretary said about you today. I never met the guy. I never met the guy. No, he's irrelevant to me. I don't know who he is. first obvious question is that true does he not know you he's made reference to me before he certainly knows me that's uh you know if that's what he wants to say that's fantastic look i'm for the i'm for the american people i'm for mass deportations and don't know if that is irrelevant then i'm guilty now let me ask you this now he also said secretary mullin this is that the governor wasn't allowing state or local police to come in and help um and of course that did change. The state troopers came in. We saw the Newark cops come in. We saw the

troopers on horseback. So what would you have done differently? I mean, we, I just want to point out, and I think it's important to note that Governor Cheryl, who claims that she wanted things to calm down later, was on the ground agitating on Memorial Day, while the rest of us were honoring the fallen heroes that fought for our freedom. She was out there staring up the crowd. Sure. And that's what you get with these leftist and, Well, okay, the strange Newsmax Chud, Finnerty. Let me explain you something. Mikey Sherrill going out and, frankly, doing damage control

because she caught a world of shit for sicken the New Jersey State Police on innocent protesters exercising their First Amendment rights and imposing a curfew and whatnot. celebrating people who are engaging in patriotic First Amendment activity is how you honor the fallen war dead because that is how they wound up dead in theory protecting those freedoms that we hold dear but you know an ugly little

the ugly little troll like bovine Gregory isn't going to notice one of those nuances of patriotism including governor she's an anarchist also so what I would see or what I would have done

different wait a minute is are the anarchists in the room with you Gregory are they yeah Gregie is everybody an anarchist Who isn't you? Is everybody an anarchist who isn't a racist piece of shit like you? Just wondering?

In the first few minutes is you don't allow a crowd like that to progenies. First and foremost, you don't allow it to build like that. But building for nine days, absolutely incomprehensible, the amount of violence that they can perpetrate against those ICE officers, detainees, other members of the public grows exponentially. You talk about a dangerous situation that situation grew ever more dangerous every day. Funny how they're showing video and the only people being violent are the ice goons and the CBP creeps. For nine days.

So, you know, is that a criticism? Absolutely it is. You bet. Never let that happen. Again, we've got the training, the knowledge, skills, and abilities to, we could have taken care of that in 10 minutes and it never have been a problem. they're building fence. How'd that work out in Minneapolis, shithead? He's saying if we just would have murdered a couple of innocent people,

maybe a mom and a VA nurse, that things would have calmed right down. Because that's exactly what happened in Minneapolis, right? This is now and all kinds of resources. You should have never gotten to that point. Yeah, you make a great point, Greg. I mean, that's the problem addressing your criticism, even though your criticism was constructive,

They should have addressed it as what do we need to do next instead of making a personal spat on social media. Yeah, well, the only one is being catty, spatting, you know, saucer of milk for table clan, are, you know, Bovine Gregg here and Morkling. They're the ones who are turning this into a seventh grade slap fight. And if I haven't said it recently, I should have. I don't want to, the hell with reforming ICE and CBP or DHS for that matter. Abolish it. Fucking abolish it. We got along just fine from 1787 to 2001 without ice.

We can get along that way that, well, never mind. Greg Bovino, great to see you again. Thank you. Yeah, no, not really. Greg Bovino, go play in traffic. then again the bus could probably run you over and you wouldn't even have to bend

you little twerp oh my god she's short-shaming him uh whoever's on the stress line it's not connecting right so try back would you please for some reason or another

the Bluetooth didn't pick up I don't think I splashed any Gatorade on that and so I do hope you will call back oh and since uh uh uh

doctor Oz decided to opine on nitwit Niro's fantastic health and how he just gets up every morning and allows to take that Montreal cognitive test every day. He said it, I didn't. Well, how about someone who's an actual real-live, no-kitting doctor

who treats patients and whatnot? And knows a little bit about physical deterioration and demise okay bear bear with me please if you're on hold

I'm sorry I'm going to disconnect again and see if I can make get this thing properly paired okay we're going to restart the phones what we're going to do never a dull moment but over at NS now

they booked Venn Gupta Sunday morning he was and they asked him about the constant bragging by canckel's colligula about his fantastic acing of that IQ test you know the cognitive assessment yeah this makes a lot more sense than Dr. Oz ever does the whole approach has been different dr. Dr. Gupta let's switch gears and talk about the president's health. On May 26th, he went to Walter Reed for his third reported physical since coming back to the White House. You see on the screen, 79 years old, 238 pounds, up 14 pounds since

April 2025. You see his blood pressure there, scored 30 out of 30 on a Montreal cognitive assessment exam. Now let me put up his true social post. from 12.35 a.m. this morning. And I just want to read this one part. Unlike other presidents, none of whom have ever taken an approved high difficulty cognitive test, I scored a perfect 30 out of 30 considered, quote, extreme intelligence. Dr. Gupta. You know, Jonathan, first of all, I feel like we've had that, because he keeps bringing up the Montreal cognitive assessment tests and all of this post. It probably should be worth mentioning.

This is a screening tool at a very high level for early signs of say cognitive decline or dementia. And a question. This is a, this is a regime that cannot tell the truth even to itself. when my best friend from long ago was a toddler, his mama would have to hide the broccoli behind some chocolate pudding on the spoon to get him to eat vegetables. Never mind, I've never had chocolate broccoli either, but... The fact is, though, she was engaging in a little bit of misdirection

to keep him from figuring out he was eating something that he really didn't want to. do you think the bootlickers and lick spittles and psychophants around him would say something to him like, oh, Mr. President, you're so brilliant. We just love to see you just ace this IQ test every day because it's a privilege to be around a man who's so brilliant. Would they do that? Hell, yes, they'd do that.

Ugh. but never mind me let's let's check in with uh let's get back to dr gupta you know it's a tool for assessing whether you've got dementia i think that's where we were it is not something that assesses the ability to do the world's hardest job under pressure so executive functioning it is not that tool it's not a neuropsychiatric test so he misunderstands it i don't think a lot of people find it to be terribly difficult as he describes it but it's not meant for what to do justify what he's trying to justify that somehow this is the flux that he thinks this is. It is not the type of nuance tool in neuro.

Bold of Dr. Gupta to use the word think and he trump in the same sentence, don't you? Don't you think? A neurologist uses to assess cognitive or executive functioning, which is what is being called into question is impulsivity, memory, ability to lead the free world here. That's what's being questioned. Moka, that Montreal cognitive assessment tool, does not assess for that nearly with the nuance that he thinks it does. I'd say more broadly, though, transparency in his medical team, really his overly editorialized

language. They talk about AI cardiac age. Bruising on both of his hands from handshaking doesn't make any sense. They release it late on a Friday night. This is not transparency. Frankly, it's just not professional medical language that you used to describe. somebody's physical condition. So there's a lot of concerns on basic transparency. Real quickly, this cognitive test, though, is it the kind of test that you say, hey, you know,

I just want to take this, this MoCA test? Or do the doctors come in and say, I think we need to do this test? Traditionally, it is the latter, Jonathan. It's something that if we're getting it frequently, say every four to six weeks, like it seems like they're doing, that is something that is used to surveil an underlying condition in typical scenarios. In this case, this is not a test you routinely would otherwise do with this type of frequency. Dr. Vin Gupta, covering it all for us this morning. Thank you so much for coming back. My God.

Really, he has no prefrontal cortex left, does he? What did one person say? It's dust? It's not dust. it's it's it's it's the it's the it's the leavings of dead spirrokeets

and by the way thank you Roger serving as the horn ad hoc dictionary committee looking up progenate I don't know if bovine Gregory just found that

on his on on on you know and a 19667 issue if it pays to enrich your word power with readers digest and so he wants to masturbate it into a sentence as often

as possible so it'll stay in his repertoire. Roger says AI overview progenate often used as a variant of that's with P-R-O-G-I-N often used as a variant of PR-G-E-N is a rare

or non-standard verb that means to bear children beget or produce offspring. It stems from the same Latin root as progeny, offspring, and progenitor, ancestor. Because it is not a widely accepted dictionary word, well now, we're getting to the, but we're getting to the core of the matter, aren't we? People usually use it in its more established forms, progenerate, to generate, beget, or create progeny, a noun referring to descendants or offspring.

They didn't catch anything in there about being used to describe violent radicals and anarchists. Thank you, Roger, thank you. And from Sylvie, provocative indeed. I'm doing some work while listening, and I swear for a moment, I heard Roxanne say, Mahjong provocateurs. That opened up an entire panoply of images. Little old ladies with high-powered assault rifles

strapped to their backs, leaving over a table and slapping down tiles as they glared at each other through gritted teeth and muttered oaths. Sylvie adds, I can die now. Oh my God, that image may go into the Horn Hall of Fame next to the monkey with the visor and the arm garters and wetting his pencil on his tongue. Using their walkers as a bench rest as they take a sniper aim. And from Matt in San Francisco, girl, she loves.

237 pounds. Bitch, please. I don't get it. Biden fell off a bike, and the right wing wanted tickets to Joe's colonoscopy. This guy falling apart before our eyes, and what do we get? No. No, we don't get the discovery harp.

We get crickets. Matt notes, that's going to be one great getting up morning, but the next one will be worse. That seems to be the through line on recent press. presidents. Well, recent Republican presidents at the very least. But just think about it, Matt. Look what we

got from the cue balls, the cucumbers, on nothing at all. They were out running around saying that Elvis was going to show up with JFK Jr. at their rallies. With this, when they've got nitwit Nero

lying in state they'll be screaming across the fruited plain and from sea to shining sea that the deep state finally got daddy you know and not the uh

overdone shoe leather steaks and the cheeseburgers and the KFC and the not no exercise or any of that it no it would be the deep state. And by the way, I saw footage the other day. I was watching a documentary about the Apollo project, well, the whole NASA history, Mercury, Gemini, Apollo.

And at one point in time, there was footage of JFK's Cortege and his Honor Guard going down down Pennsylvania Avenue to the capital. And of course they showed the horse, the riderless horse, with the boots turned backwards in the stirrups. And it got me thinking, when it's knitwit Nero's turn, will they have to use a Clydesdale or a Belgian or a percher on?

You know, one of the really gigantic, you know, war horses, just to acknowledge his vast and shambolic body. Misdirection for nitwit Nachonero, Lee reminds us in his first term, the White House chefs would hide cauliflower in the mashed potatoes to get him to eat some vegetables. You know, that doesn't... That frankly sounds more appealing than chocolate broccoli, Lee,

so you may be on to something there. Lying in state, Matt in San Francisco, says, about the... that how much time would a person get for urinating on a corpse asking for a friend i i thought you were going to they're going to they're going to have to put him in a watertight container because he's liable to float out to sea with all the pee but lying in state i thought you were going to go in a different direction that and say he's been doing he's already done that for uh almost six years now everything that comes out of his mouth is a lie

in the state. Yeah. Good, good, good, good work, Matt. And, uh, oh, great. Well, there went the program. Powers back.