Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid - Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid, 23 June 2026, Titanic Tuesday

Episode Date: June 24, 2026

Pettifoggers be pettifogging! Nitwit Nero faces a J6 trial just because he decided to sue the Beeb. The similarities between Stephen Miller and his hero, Heydrich, come into closer focus. 

The password is leakage. It's... Here we go, live from behind the corn phone curtain. It's head-on with Roxanne Kincaid. Three hours of cussin and discussing 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,

who invites you to be part of the uprising against mountaintop removal. CRMW.net. And now, from high in the hills of West by God, Virginia, here she is. Roxanne Kincaid. Well, howdy. And here we go, off and running on this 23rd day of June, 2006. This is the horn. Haton. Dot Live is where you'll find us on the interweb tubes. That's where you go. If you'd like to be part of the Mary Wacky's Aty, Real Time Madcap Multimedia, extravaganza that is the horn chat room in the old holler tree that we, sublet from the keyboard elves. And wherein Ralphs and Sylvie and Roger have all gathered this evening awaiting my arrival

ready to go on time. But then, there's more. Yeah. Like I said, we had incredibly heavy rains over the last 24 hours or so. And I just happened to be looking down below

my chair here in the fabulous horn studios. and, well, the floor was not so fabulously sop and wet. And that occasioned me stopping everything, seeing as how it's sitting by a whole bunch of electronic equipment, to sup everything up and, well, try to make things better. So that's why Robin was late today. Yeah, just keep that to yourself, Camel Cardinal.

But, no, it's going to occasion some inspection after the program and, well, tomorrow as well. But at any rate, this is the horn for the 23rd day of June, 2006. I'm Roxanne. And, you know, it kind of puts a kink in your... in your preparations when you look and say, where the hell did that come from? So there will be some crawling around under, there'll be some crawling around under the desk here

and trying to figure out just exactly what's going on. Yeah. Matt and San Francisco asking, are you broadcasting from the bottom of a well? Lassie, go get Timmy. Lessee, Lessee! I don't think she can even hear me at this point, but every program here at the Horn begins with gratitude,

and this program is no different. And so thanks go out to our 23rd Day of the Month's subscribers and contributors via PayPal. And that means thank you to Miss Dana over in Ohio. Thank you so very kindly. And thanks to Dave at Mellow Moonlet Meadow. And thanks to, well, to Lowe. all of you who help keep the program on the air. Thank you so very much indeed.

The deficit to get us to the end of the month is $6,230. I know, not inspiring, but it is what it is. And if we can bring it down a little bit, you know, I was adding it up. Let's see. Yeah. There are about $1,000 worth of bills that are immediately outstanding, and by outstanding I don't mean awesome. So we'll see.

We'll see, we'll see. But, yeah, I'm looking up at the roof right now. That looks like water damage. God damn it. Never a dull moment, as the brother deacon said. Never a dull moment. Oh, Jeremy, you little juvenile delinquent, you. If you just tuned in, the hostess has already mentioned a kink, water, and electricity.

Sounds like an exciting show, maybe even shocking. Let's hope it's not shocking. Can we do that, please? And thank you. Yeah, I've got a real case of the creeps about this. I don't know how, I don't know how far I'm going to go in the program this evening. Hopefully get a couple of hours in, but this. sooner I start digging around and hauling stuff out, the better off we all are. But God damn it.

I should have known last night, as I was doing the upload, I heard a frog in very close proximity. So, well, maybe the frog likes it. Never a dull moment. But at any rate, we've got... got plenty to go into this evening. Nitwit Niro went on the road. That worked out about as well as you might expect. But the culprit, you remember yesterday with the 350-yard slit in the reflecting pole?

Well, we found the culprit. And I don't know how I missed this, but it's absolutely true. Um, hmm, nitwit Nero, back before water was even put back in the reflecting pool, had his entire motorcade drive across the freshly, uh, Dutch boy latex wall painted bottom of the reflecting pool, drove all the way across it. And, and, you know, those aren't, uh, those aren't anti-grab hovercraft motorcade. That's not, no. No, it's not. So now we know who fucked it up,

and now we know why he's so intent on creating a diversion for it. But, well, at least in these times in which we find ourselves, we have comedy. And so it is a photograph of a member of the National Guard, standing guard next to the reflecting pool sealant Team 6

this comes from the cool hand nuke account on blue sky sealant team 6 guarding our vulnerable shores against algae Keta algae Tifa

and algae Sharpton all under the command of Briggins good here general Al G. Green. God, the hits just keep coming. Sealant Team 6. Yeah, that's

pro level. And in order to, like I said, there's a diversion now, in order to prevent, or try to prevent anyone from looking any further into reflecting gate, pool gate, reflecting pool gate,

whatever. Has anybody put gait on the end of it yet? Well, he triped earlier today. Six people have been arrested and seven people have been cited for the damage they did to our country's now beautiful reflecting pool. The 350-foot gash made by a very sharp knife or razors or really heavy presidential motorcade. Over a very long 350-foot length,

it was purposely and criminally done, and somebody had to work very hard, probably in the dark of the night, to create such a condition, likewise the small area at the bottom of the pool was cut and powerfully lifted off the surface, leaving very jagged, uneven edges. the large areas of grass are being replaced.

Oh, you mean the grass where you drove over it with the motor cage shit for brains? In any event, even prior to fixing those areas, the reflecting pool is as beautiful as it can be. We will drain some of the water either immediately before or after the 4th of July to do the permanent repair, President Donald J. Trump. You know, it occurs. to me. And this is long been the truth. Washington, D.C.

is probably the single most surveilled city in the entire world. It more so than Beijing, more so than Moscow, more so than Tehran or any other world capital,

Rome, Paris, London. Yeah. Canberra, Brasilia. Oh, now she's just showing off. And you'd think if people were in the dark and still of the night splashing into the reflecting pool to hack away at the...

Ah, he's insane. He fucked up, he did it, and somewhere in his sick little mind he knows he did it. He did it. and Lee in New York says DOJ has not caught them yet, but they're closing in. Witnesses spotted a yellow submarine

with the occupants singing sky of blue and sea of green. Ah, yeah. And from Sylvie, a new name for Tucker Carlson. Tucker Carlson takes his tanned balls and goes home. Long-time conservative commentator, Tucker Carlson said on a podcast

that there's no chance I would support the Republican Party ahead of the November mid-term elections. From now on, I'm calling Tucker Carlson tuck-tailed Curson. Nice. What are we doing? What's going on?

Mm-hmm. That's the rule. That's the goal now. Sylvie adding, call it Greenwatergate. Sounds good to me. Or, oh, that's quality, Sylvie. The Green New Peel. Very, very good.

Ooh, Lee. You guys are workshopping this in a big way. Reflecting pool debacle name. How about pooling watergate? Toxic watergate. Septic watergate. All of which are acceptable. And you'll probably hear it on some mainstream news show at some point in time.

We have a way of just sort of nudging the dialogue here. I don't know. I don't pretend to know why or how it happens, but it does. And so he got irked. Canckel's Caligula did earlier today. And by the way, I find it humorous. I don't know if anyone, I don't know if anyone did this on purpose over at HBO, but they have returned the shape of water to the lineup of viewing,

options there on that platform. Uh-huh. From Clarence, hey Clarence, WTF, the stress from the weight of an armored motorcade would cause damage to a surface that could not withstand such pressure. We're being misled by a bunch of goofballs. I mean, the photos are there. It's not AI generated.

He insisted the motorcade drive through the reflecting pool so that he, Donald J. Trump, could look out the window and see what it looks like. like, and nobody dares to tell the emperor that he has no fucking clothes. Yeah. And now, apparently, the reflecting pool is fenced off. And this is going to work great. And the AI surveillance system is up at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

Workers were seen earlier today. Or, no, last week. installing fencing around the pool near the World War II Memorial and a solar-powered mobile surveillance unit was set poolside and it was scooped

who got the scoop? TMZ DC who have suddenly shown up in DC and are showing up some real journalists and it was

it, Nero. I can't help it if somebody goes in with a knife and starts hacking it up. And then this morning, you know, we heard from Ed O'Keefe previously. He's from C. BS News. And he went back today and said, we checked again and still no sign of a 350-foot gash, as President Trump alleges. Other reporters noted the same, because there is no, no. So that's what happens when you drive across it with heavily armored presidential motorcade vehicles. Uh-huh. And a reporter gave him some discomfort earlier today over the whole someone knifed the reflecting pool baloney. I mean, only the most brain-discuit.

dead, die-hard cancerous, hardcore dead-end maggots even believe this shit. Well, you mentioned yesterday that the Interior Department has video and photos. We reached out to them and they haven't shared it with us. Are you going to come around? They've arrested, I think, six people on the reflecting pool. So the reflecting pool looks fantastic. I just got pictures of it. It's beautiful.

But somebody went in with a knife and cut it. They cut it up good. And then they cut a 200, 350-foot slip in the form of lots of lots of lives. little slips, real horrible stuff, and they destroyed the grass. We put a brand new, big load of grass out there, and they destroyed it. So it's all being fixed, but it's a shame. So I understand five or six people are arrested. The Interior Department can refer to you on that.

And I hear they have six people underinvesting. Yeah, five or six people have been arrested. I hear six, he said that twice. He's repeating himself constantly. now and and what was that what was that curious use of the word refer it's all being fixed but it's a shame so i understand five or six people are arrested the interior department can refer to you on that the interior department can refer to you on that refer to the reporter how as one of the

pool gashers Jesus and I hear I hear that I hear they have six people under investigation yeah you're just crazy yeah

just making it up as he as he goes along and everybody has seen the video of the motorcade now let's see let's count the cars There's a police cruiser. That's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven of these massive armored vehicles.

These, what are they, Cadillacs? It's curious how much they look like hearse's. Driving across a freshly painted surface. and right down the middle of it. Jesus, Crony. Sylvie noting, of course there's no sign of the violent slits. They're in the studio working on their next album. I think it's good, yeah.

I've got some advance notice from their publicist, Sylvie. The Violent Slits next album will be titled simply Gash. Just trying to help in the book. workshopping. Cynthia in the Bay Area says Trump is the vandal. He's vandalizing everything. Long past time to arrest and prosecute the fuck out of him.

How could you not realize, as Clarence pointed out, the stress from the weight of all those armored vehicles had to do damage? And not only that, but when they drive across it in the video that I was just viewing,

they don't just drive straight across it, They're following a police cruiser who then turns. So that might explain the zigzag dash. The things that this bullshit timeline force us to waste brain cells on. Damn. But, you know, here we are. But we do have other stuff this evening.

Now even the maggot senators are chuckling about the whole mess Reporter Joe Perticokewn asked Senator Steve Danes of Montana Stan about how the reflecting pools looking and Danes replied saying, Uh, it doesn't look very beautiful. Oh, we got to find out what went wrong with it.

Needs to be corrected. It's a great part of the experience of coming down to the mall. Well, yeah, it is, Steve, buddy. Maybe you could get a material science expert to tell you about what happens when an entire motorcade of a vainglorious president decides to go driving down over a fresh paint job you know any parent who's ever painted their own home only to realize that precious lumpkin has followed right behind with a sharpie

toddlers will do that knows the frustration of finishing a job and then looking and going What? Where did that? Aw. Donnie, why? Why did you do it, Donnie?

What were you thinking? I didn't do it. Vandos did it. Oh, and by the way, a shout out to Too Much Hutch, who sent a note along from yesterday, saying, there are certain horn broadcasts when it's like I'm sending you DMs of joke ideas in real time. I had just thought, and this is yesterday when he was grumping about vandals and doing in the reflecting pool. I just thought next Trump will blame the Visigoths a split second before you uttered the word. Great minds think alike.

Yeah, that horn hive mind is a 24-7 kind of thing. I mean, how do you, vandals, visigoths. How do you not? A classical education is never a waste. No. And from Miss Micah? Let me help you. What went wrong with it is stinking up 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Yeah, basically, that's what went wrong with the whole country. Oh, and speaking of, yeah, the world bad a something less than fond farewell. today to that that man who in his youth spent a copious amount of time at the feet of none other than Ayan Rand. I'm talking about Alan Greenspan who shuffled off this mortal coil at the age of 100 in the last day or so. his wife NBC News Doyen Andrea Mitchell

well she gave a statement that was put out by NBC News saying that he died from complications of Parkinson's disease he was a complicated fellow

Alan Greenspan in his youth he actually attended the Juilliard school for the arts and was a jazz clarinetist. No kidding.

Even went on the road. He played with Stan Gets who was one of the sax greats of the 50s jazz era and then he toured with Henry Jerome's band and while his bandmates were spending the evening smoking the Lord's lettuce.

Well, Alan was back in the back of the van or the back of the van or whatever doing the band's books. But then he entered in that New York University, became a devotee of the free market and eventually got on as an economic consultant and then became a member of the board of J.P. Morgan Chase,

J.P. Morgan. But it was in 1952 that he met A.N. Rand. That toxic woman who left Bolshevik Russia, say what you will about the Bolsheviks, but they figured out a way not to have an A.N. Rand problem. Came to the United States, looked at the skyscrapers, and said, you know what?

This means that selflessness is stupid and greed is good. And so he sat at her feet doing God knows what, absorbing her philosophy of what did she call it, objectivism, as she wrote absolutely unreadable novels that were gobbled up by teenage men, boys who should have better spent their time masturbating.

And in 1966, oh, the irony. In 1966, Alan Greenspan, as a young economist, said that the welfare state is nothing more than a mechanism by which governments confiscate the wealth of the productive members of a society. The goddess of irony was paying attention when he wrote that. Because it wasn't too much longer after that,

that A.N. Rand, having burned through all of her money from book deals and movie deals, well, she found herself in the most abject form of poverty. And she, when she finally shuffled off this mortal coil, probably with a filterless cigarette between her two fingers. If you've ever seen the interview that she did with Mike Wallace, it's black and white. She's sitting there smoking like a freight train. Well, she died on that very same welfare

that was nothing more than a mechanism by which governments confiscate the wealth of the productive members of society. And Alan Greenspan by then was very quiet about it. But he was a big belief. in the so-called free market, and for that reason he trusted Wall Street to self-regulate and self-correct and turned them loose. And that's how we wound up, for instance, with the Great Recession of 2008. More properly called, the Bush Recession.

The goal originally was to, and they knew they were going to do it, They knew that the recession would be the outgrowth of it, but they thought they could have Bush out of the presidency in time to blame it on whoever came next. And they did. I bought a t-shirt from Bart Kopp back then. It had a picture of Bush on it. He originally made, he sold a ton of T-shirts with a picture. picture of Bush with his mouth open looking like the fool that he was and said worst president ever

the one I got from him showed that same image of Bush and it said I screwed up everything but thanks for blaming the black guy he was chairman of the Fed for 20 years beginning in 1987 he gave it he gave us the subprime crisis by the way he he dated Barbara Walters for a long time before he finally settled for Andrea Mitchell. Yeah. Nitwit Niro would have loved to have had him because every time there was a problem, he just cut interest rates and turned Wall Street loose on free cheap credit, kind of the way that crack was dumped in disadvantaged neighborhoods across the country.

And Wall Street responded to the cheap credit. cheap credit the same way people responded to cheap crack because crack was cheaper than cocaine and well money was there for the taken and wall street had a field day yeah uh brother deacon aza noting green span green spend now that's nice green spend shuffled off sounds like he may have suffered from irrational exuberance if you know you know yeah And Matt Following up, have you ever seen the motorcade? No, really, I was driving on Folsom Street one day

When out of nowhere all these police motorcycles swarmed us And fired us to the side of the road And then came the presidential motorcade Those vehicles are like super fast tanks It seemed like about 15 vehicles to me The last one had what looked like a howitzer Is that what the mounted huge machine guns are called? The last one of the motorcade had that one inside with the back window opened.

Might have been. Might have been a 50-tow. It was really kind of jarring to experience being beside all that. I was shook for a few minutes. They could do some serious damage dancing through a pool. Lazy fuck couldn't get out and walk. Oh, yeah, never mind. Yeah, Matt, he can't pull the cart over on the cart path and make it onto the green to put.

He parks on the fringe of the green itself. And Matt adds Barbara Walters to Andrea Mitchell. That's like going from a Rolls-Royce to afford Pinto. I'm already headed to hell. Yeah, why not? Well, I mean, but, you know, the greenspans were said to throw some of the swankiest parties in D.C. So there was Steve Daines.

He said, yeah, it doesn't look very beautiful, does it? Yeah. Joe Perticoan also asked Senator James Langford and asked him about the restoration, you know, the fix-up job for the reflecting pool. And Langford said, well, I have no way to be able to answer that, but we do need to fix it. But I have no way to answer that. I've not been tracking that. And then there's Tommy the Tuber.

who lives and votes somewhere not in Alabama, i.e. Florida, but the Republican Party has decided that they'll let him run for governor of Alabama anyway. Tommy the Tuber, swallowing nitwit Nero's lie, lock, stock, and barrel, hook line, and sinker. They need to be arrested and jailed and throw the key away. This is our nation's capital. Everything should look pristine. And Perticon said, there haven't been any arrests or evidence of any vandalism. Tommy the Tubers.

Well, they've arrested people. Yeah, they arrested a 67-year-old Olympic whitewater rafting canoeer who reached into the water and touched the bullshit latex flat Dutch boy paint peeling. Yeah, Jeremy agreeing, it wasn't a howitzer. It was a 50-cow or a mini-gun at worst. on the streets of San Francisco they felt like they needed a 50 Cal that's yeah that's that's hilarious

but then again I mean I get it it is intimidating that because I remember the day that and it was a couple of weeks ago there was some sort of fighter jet

that was making passes over this general area and I guess some people go woo but I just thought about innocent people in foreign lands who hear that noise and know that it is the approach of death itself, that with it comes horrors unspeakable.

So, yeah, Matt, I get your reaction. And it's valid to use that overworked word. He stopped dating Barbara Walters. Lee in New York says, I guess his vision wasn't 20. Yeah, Babs was one of the earliest of the socialite women of the multimillionaire for-profit media. Rolls-Royce to afford pento. Did I do that? Yeah, in case I didn't.

There's another one. It's a day. And bless his heart, even Chris Hayes, who does a pretty good job keeping it together, even Chris Hayes got a big case of the giggles talking about the reflecting well, reflecting gate, pool gate, whatever. Eastern New Jersey, Congressman Rob Menendez, and Congressman Bonnie Abbotton, Coleman will join us at the table and be sure to follow us on social media at Weeknight MS now.

Thanks for watching. All in with Chris Hayes starts right now. Tonight on All In. Are the contractors who did the initial work with a reflecting pool, are they splung for the current condition? No, no. We have vandalism. Wild and unfounded accusations about Trump's dirty water. They put somebody said fertilizer in the water.

I can't help it if somebody goes in with a knife and starts hacking it up. Tonight, an American Olympic athlete has been arrested for touching water, and he will join me exclusively. These are cases that will be prosecuted to the full extent. Then, Senator Chris Murphy on Bill Pulte's first days running intelligence for Trump, plus Elizabeth Warren on Todd Blanche and a rare bipartisan success story on affordable housing. And wild new reporting on a Trump pardon controversy involving the entire situation we've continued. Day after day to be the most perfect encapsulation of his administration's approach to governance. indeed to the entire situation we found ourselves in now.

I mean, it's all there. It's all on display, the incompetence and the corruption. And now, of course, falling close on its heels, the authoritarianism. And to understand where we are right now, you have to remember how this all started with the promises of a beautiful, everlasting, signature Trump construction project. This will last for at least 50 years, and you'll never have a leak. It's very strong.

You couldn't. If you have a night, I don't want to give anybody ideas. If you had a knife, you can't even cut it. So strong, so powerful, it's a powerful rubber. It is beautiful. Sealed. Did you track all that? Sealed.

Beautiful. Last 50 years. Couldn't cut it with a knife. Well, viewer, it did not last 50 years. It did not last a week. And today, you're not going to believe this, but Donald Trump shared his theory. It did not, in fact, outlast a head of lettuce. But you were saying, Mr. Hayes.

As to why. We have vandals. You know, we have a hundred and we have a, I think, 290, 300 foot slit right through, probably a box cutter or a knife of some kind. National Guard and police have been all over the mall. How would these vandals have gotten so close to do something like that? I mean, we didn't have a lot of them then. Who would think that somebody would go into a pool and take a night?

and start cutting it. Do you have proof of that? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You have proof? Well, let's put it this way. When you have a 350, I think it's 350, not 250, a 350 foot slit from one end to the other, you think that's proof? Oh, so now you can cut it with a knife?

The guy who demolished the East Wing, destroyed the White House lawn for U.S. Octagon, is very concerned about vandals all of a sudden. This whole thing has been a complete disaster. I mean, almost beyond most beyond the East Wing, my wildest imagining from the millions of taxpayer dollars handed over in two no big contracts to guys like the Trump donor and owner of the cleaning company named, no kidding here, green water services, to the algae saturated mess they've left along with the expensive coating that Trump said you can't cut with a knife but now says was cut with a knife,

but turns out to have been a lining for pickup truck beds and is now peeling and floating to the surface, not, I think, very clearly because someone cut out with the knife, but because it never adhered to the bottom because the job was screwed up from the beginning. Okay, so that is where we left this story on Friday. Does he know about the motorcade? But then on Saturday, Trump posted that the entire pool will likely have to be drained again to get rid of the algae, which seemed like a rare admission of failure from the 80-year-old president, except, of course, of course, he's not taking the blame. He's not reckoning with reality. Of course. Instead, as you just heard, he blamed vandals without offering evidence.

Oh, come on, Chris. Say Visigoths. Way to put it. Claiming that saboteurs, I don't know, under the cover night, maybe Antifa super soldiers outfitted in scuba gear, climbing on their bellies with box cutters cutting a 250-foot-long gatch

in the pool's bottom that Trump previously claimed was uncutable. In fact, previously claimed was resistant to exactly that kind of eventuality. He even singled out ABC News reporter Jonathan Carl, as an alleged Vandal for this segment. Check this out.

That American flag blue paint, it's peeling away. The $14 million job to redo the bottom of this reflecting pool is falling apart before our eyes. Trump responded by posting lightweight ABC reporter Jonathan Carl

was seen sticking his hand in the pool and trying to rip the rubber off the surface. Law enforcement is actively investigating the situation and will hopefully have it resolved soon. That is not what Jonathan Carl did. You saw it yourself with your own eyes. Oh, but wine box, Janine, we'll be right on the case.

Get her a ham sandwich, would you? This is just Trump crashing out. He's throwing a tantrum, except this tantrum is now being treated as a criminal accusation by Trump's handpicked U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, former Fox host, of course, Janine Piro. Told you. Judge, is Jonathan Carl from ABC in trouble? Well, you know, it depends.

You know, anyone who is in a position of vandalizing or attempting to vandalize the reflecting pool will face the criminal justice system in D.C. Look, the president... I can't wait to see you try to prove that. I mean, you might have... The overflow might be significant enough that you could sell pay-per-view. It's made it a priority to make DC not only safe but beautiful. And there are several citations that have been handed out to individuals. And these are cases that will be prosecuted to the full extent.

If there are more serious products that are put into the reflecting pool to create more algae or a bigger problem than... Antifa rain, that's what it was, causing the... Oh, my God, the humanity. causing the fertilizer runoff into the reflecting pool. God damn, rain. Because, you know, it did rain. We'll consider more serious charges. This is insane.

This is madness. No one's dumping things in the reflecting pool to grow algae. It's their own incompetent, corrupt failures, blooming for all the world to see, cracking and floating to the surface, all of it. Just the most. literal manifestation of how these people go about everything. And now they have to create this dark conspiracy and use the force of law to pursue it.

These people are desperately seeking someone else to blame for Trump's malfeasance. And sure enough, sure enough. Over the weekend, we got this part of it. National Guard soldiers in camo, weapons, kit it out, and then a variety of law enforcement officers descending on the reflecting pool where they detained, cited, and even arrested visitors. By Saturday night, at least five people were arrested. Five more got federal citations, administration official told multiple reporters. Sealand team six. The Washington Post witnessed at least one more citation given out on Sunday. Those visitors were arrested by the post report

by a mismatch of park police, U.S. Marshals, and sheriff's deputies from a host of states. Officers from around the country who've been detailed the Trump administration's, quote, D.C. Safe and Beautiful Task Force summer surge. As Trump posted this morning that the 250-foot gash in the pool, which grows by 50 feet every time it's open his mouth, was really 300 feet, adding, quote, please remember there is a 10-year prison sentence for the destruction and even tent to destruction of such things,

which will be fully enforced. Except for January 6th. Now, one of the visitors who was arrested, this guy by the name of David Carter-Hern, 67-year-old man of Bethesda, Maryland, who owned a company that made, composite used to build watercraft. Now, Hearn happens to be a former Olympic canoe racer.

There he is. Look at him go. That was a while ago. And he told the AP he briefly touched a peeling chunk of the pool bottom to inspect it and let go and told to by a park worker. This is something that we've seen lots of people do. Hearn said he was detained by guard soldiers and park police for five hours before being given a summons for a court appearance next month. I'm a curious citizen. and hernt told the AP, I reached down to see what it felt like.

It was very rubbery. Remember, this is also part of the recipe here. Just last week. Hold on. What's another word for rubbery? Oh, latex. Okay. Again, we know this because they posted online. It was Trump's Interior Department, as we were covering this, the algae blue, right?

And the peeling chunks of paint. The Interior Department was lying to us all, right? Like, what are you talking about, you PsychoLibs? posting photos of the reflecting pool from like the low angle to get the reflection of the sky, claiming the water was, quote, crystal clear with the American flag boot coating shining brightly on the bottom of the pool. Now the President Department of Justice have to admit that's not true. The pool's in worse shape of before. I mean, they pivoted in like a day or two. And then in classic authoritarian fashion, they pivoted from claiming the water's perfect and clear. There's no

peeling paint to. Yes, it looks terrible because it was sabotaged by secret leftists like this Olympian and that journalist. And also, we are now going to be bringing law enforcement authorities from the nomination as part of our summer search force to arrest people who are guilty of the non-existent crime of putting their hands in the water. I mean, to be fair, would you put your hands in that water? I would not. The chemical content alone. Look, the reflecting pool was a lovely idea at its inception, but it's never exactly worked as advertised. because it can't.

It just can't. It doesn't matter whether it's an election he contested and lost or a war he started and lost or a reflecting pool renovation that he absolutely screwed up from start to finish in every conceivable way. When Donald Trump screws up, as he always does, he needs...

Yeah. When he screws up, as he always does, he's always going to try to pin the blame on someone else. If I lived in D.C., Matt and San Francisco observes, and was a person of color, I wouldn't get within sight of that pool. Can you imagine what the soldiers could do with that? This is not normal. No, it is not.

I wonder if Sealand Team 6 has orders to shoot to kill. Jesus. And the thing is it's also inconsequential, except for the fact that it's further evidence if we ever get to a place where we can use that evidence of his abject mental illness. Just think, who could they bring forward to testify that he was actually sane? They'd have to be well, that person would have to be well paid. about this clown show, Randy Radar says. Stephanie Miller already bashed drunk for three hours this morning.

Well, I wouldn't know, Randy, because I don't get up and I don't tune into any other people who do this work. Because I deliberately want to make sure that I'm bringing my own creativity to the process. Who's in charge today, Randy Radar continues to ask? No one knows. I suggest a visit to Shakespeare, Randy Radar. and the chorus i think in well it's at least included in the film the kenneth brana film version at the close of henry the fifth he talks about the young infant king henry the sixth because henry the fifth died leaving an infant heir and he said the chorus does

says, and so many, and speaking of England, says, and so many people had the managing of the state that they broke it all to pieces. And I think that's an apt analogy, Randy Radar. And I don't know what you mean when you say, meanwhile, we're squandering precious time. The time being squandered is being squandered by a criminal cabal

at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and over in the executive, executive office building. We're talking about it. We are witnesses to history in real time. Now, what we do with that is another matter entirely.

But who's in charge? Susie Wiles is in charge of some stuff. Stephen Miller is in charge of some stuff. Whiskey Pete is in charge of some stuff. Will Marco is in charge of some stuff? The only one who's not really in charge of anything is Jimmy Dick Bowman or whatever his name

is on his birth certificate because he's busy examining the underside of a bus which will be hence forward the vice presidential residence going forward for the time being

but as Chris Hayes noted this clown show that you refer to Randy Radar is ridiculous. It's comical. Except when you think about the millions of taxpayer dollars that were just thrown down a rat hole, some of it given to his pool guy without a contract or without any bid process. And the other given to a guy who looks like he's an extra from central casting of an upcoming,

Dick Tracy movie where he's some sort of goofy-ass villain. Micah meanwhile noting, okay, look, so we had the scaramucci as a unit of time. So what do we get to call the average length of time that a Trump-renovated swimming pool lasts? One reflection? See, you said one reflection, and I immediately thought that maybe you were thinking about

putting together a boy band or something. One reflection. That's a, I guess that's a really old 90s reference. Maybe measure it in gabbards, says Rye. Anybody got anything better? Yeah. But there's serious stuff out there. Oh, by the way, Cynthia, when that orange pig screws up, we all end up paying for it.

That's the absolute truth, Cynthia. And we've been paying and paying and paying and paying. One dares to dream that maybe some of the maggots will wake up, but they won't wake up enough to vote for the people who will actually try to do them some good. I'd love to be proven wrong. I somehow suspect that I am not.

But yeah, you heard the mention of Jonathan Carl. Nitwit Nero declared that he's going to sue ABC again and expects ABC to roll over. In describing the vandalism that took place, he capitalized vandalism. At the reflecting pool in Washington, D.C. ABC fake news, one of the worst in the business, even paying me $16 million for past bad and inaccurate reporting. That was a rollover, dumbass.

Failed to report that they're... More on that in a moment. Failed to report that their close friends, Democrats, Obama, and Biden spent over $100 million on the reflecting pool, and it never worked. In fact, it was rarely open due to leaks and stench. They wanted to spend $300 to $400 million, but just let it rot. I spent approximately $16 million, and it came out great, except for the capitalized again. Vandalism. What are the Vizagoths got to do to get a little notice, which we are now fixing?

It was also a much bigger job than originally envisioned, including the outer areas and sidewalks we're preparing lawsuits against ABC for false reporting. I like their money, which would be given to the U.S. Treasury. mad as a fucking march hair. But you go ahead and sue. The suits at ABC will probably roll over on Jonathan Carl, too. And, you know, there's some irony involved with Jonathan Carl because way back when he was a young reporter,

he was placed there because he had been groomed by a right-wing think tank to infiltrate the liberal media. and now apparently he is the liberal media ABC fake news but that having been said there's a problem

because he's suing somebody else and somebody else he is suing is the BBC and that lawsuit is not going so well I only get to this lawyers and I never settle Remember that? Mm-hmm. He finds, yeah.

Oh, that's good. Rye said, we have C. V.S. News, and now we have ABC. Always be capitulating. Cadillac, steak knives, you're fired. Great moment. Glenn, Gary, Glenn Ross. Always be capitulating.

Yeah. That's for you, right. No, he's suing the BBC. for $10 billion dollars. Sure. There's only one problem. The BBC ain't ABC

or CBS. No, no. In fact, well, the case already had big problems to begin with. Michael Popock, trial lawyer, hosts the legal AF podcast,

and In a conversation with Midas Touch, Midas Touch has Ben Mycelis. They talked about the lawsuit, and Popak said Donald Trump's litigation strategy seems to be blowing up in his face. The BBC and their defamation defense want to take the testimony and obtain documents from 47 different entities because they tell a federal judge that they've got to prove that Donald Trump actually did foment an insurrection and led an insurrection. See, Donald Trump couldn't leave well enough alone. the law of unintended consequences. Obviously not something taught at Penn

when Trump attended there, because look at all these unintended consequences. Yep, there we are. Discovery. Mm-hmm. And Popak pointed out, well, the beeve already said, sorry, we put together a 12-second clip

about your lip speech, but the heart of it, the heart of our reporting, is still accurate. And he knew about discovery. except he didn't know about discovery. Popak noting, and then when 47 subpoenas came flying into his family and Jack Smith and everybody else, suddenly he's got something to hide.

Some kind of backfire that we're seeing with the weaponization fund, the anti-weaponization fund. This is just giving the Democrats and strengthening their hand. The ability to attack Donald Trump as corrupt and get Republicans to back it. It's just mind-boggling how many mistakes Donald Trump makes because all he does is fight without any strategy or tactics. among other things, it's because he hires horrible lawyers. And so at this point in time, even though discovery has been ordered,

he's refusing to turn over all financial records in discovery. Surprise, surprise. When you stand up for Donald Trump and you do aggressive discovery and litigation, Donald Trump backs down. And that story has been around for a bit. but now no well anyway never mind

Lee in New York pointing out the BBC they did not even have money for Doctor Who the Christmas special was cancelled Lee trying to get into the TARDIS I didn't know okay there's the story so further development

and apparently because of all this discovery business The case is going south at what can only be described as a surprising rate. He's being represented by a pettifogger named Alejandro Brifel, who weeks ago apologized to U.S. District Judge Roy Altman, who was even nominated by nitwit Nero, for failing to timely file a response to the Bebe's motion.

to dismiss. And then the bead followed up by saying, oh, yes, and by the way, we'll be needing a shitload of discovery because Trump can't prove that he did not foment or incite the January 6th Capitol riot.

He cannot now prevent defendants from seeking records that would shed light on his true knowledge, intent, and state of mind in delivering his speech at the ellipse. Mm-hmm. and so as noted 47 subpoenas. The 47 subpoenas are looking for all documents and communications concerning the attack on the U.S. Capitol following the Stop the Steel rally on January 6, 2021.

The same records, one might note, that Jack Smith had and used in obtaining the indictment against nitwit Niro. Well, the hearing on that has been pushed back to July the 21st. Nitwit Niro's pettifogger is complaining bitterly, saying that the BBC filed impermissibly broad discovery, and it'll run up the cost of the litigation. Well, Shitsy, y'all filed it. defendants have engaged in excessive and impermissibly broad discovery efforts in such a manner that it distracts from the core issues in dispute in this case.

The BBC is attempting to distort the allegations in the complaint in order to unnecessarily expand the scope of discovery into a sweeping inquiry into January 6th post-election challenges, government investigations, congressional productions, call logs, calendars and unrelated litigation, thereby needlessly increasing the cost of litigation. Honey, it ain't about the cost anymore. You filed it. You bathed it. You bathed it. But they know what's going on, at least, on the nitwit-neiro side of things. The BBC is improperly using this action as a vehicle to conduct a trial as to the events that occurred on January 6th. Goddamn right. Because that's the issue raised. Oh, oh, there was the great big crocodile tears. As reflected by plaintiff's precise allegations in the complaint, it is defendant's actions in splicing and distorting President Trump's January 6th, 2021 speech that's at issue in this case.

Well, that speech was a part of the overall insurrection now, wasn't it? Yes. Meanwhile, he's got other legal problems, the Pulitzer Prize board are being sued for defamation. But again, only the best lawyers. His pettifoggers haven't, quote, produced a single written response or document in discovery and are still looking for extensions. They're just trying to play out the string. In Florida, Florida state court judge said there's no exemption just because he's a president. even though obviously he got important duties to do.

That's Robert Pegg. And by the way, he recently settled a case with Mary Trump. He yelled, Uncle, which he is, because he lost a discovery claim there. I mean, it's all over the place that harp. The appellate division of the New York Supreme Court issued a decision in May in which they said that, Yeah, Mary Trump gets to discover documents that would help her prove that she was conned into a family settlement after Fred Sr. died, you know, not knowing who Fred Sr. was.

Right. Alzheimer's is a long, sad goodbye. Well, sad in some cases. Meanwhile, the American Bar Association is suing nitwit Nero for trying to muzzle lawyers. It's all falling apart. And you might want to mark July the 21st on your calendar. Gosh, it's less than a month away, and I don't want to build any sort of false hope.

But if the U.S. District Judge does what he should do, and orders discovery, it really does, among other things, bring Jack Smith into play. And Nitwit Niro, I would say shits his pants over it, but he shits his pants over everything. He shits his pants.

But if he loses that, look for him to turn tail and run rather than provide the discovery, because there is no way he wants to go into this trial. And the BBC ain't ABC. nor is it CBS

and I don't think the crown is allowed to interfere in the business decisions of the BBC holy good times oh and from Jimmy going back to the pool the Epstein Deception pool

nice and Sylvie this is a good one too in the spirit of name changes and Trump's efforts to take our attention off the Epstein files, I vote we name the algae-choked body of water the deflecting tool. Ooh! That one may stick.

Yes. And so, let's see. I'm trying to get something to restore. Oh, for fuck's sake. It's going to be one of those evenings. Well, anyway. Obligatory Star Trek reference coming from Lee in New York. Mary Trump does a Star Trek-based podcast, Trek Politics.

Remember Discovery is not just a Trek series where the first officer commits mutiny in the opening episode. True. I didn't know she was a Trekkie. That's cool. And this, the horror continues. Ice, the Ice Goons, are now admitting that at least 51 people died in custody of the goons. The thing is, the number is probably higher.

That's probably an undercount. Over at Truthout, Mike Ludwig writes, Mamuka Artnaleza, a 43-year-old

Georgian National, was found dead 19 days ago in the custody of the ice go they're slow in putting up names for their online death records he appears to be the 50th person to die die in custody of the goons he died at the shithole concentration camp in Louisiana 19 deaths happened between the 1st of January and the 4th of June

2026. About one dying every other every eight days. Then there's the woman we talked about the Haitian woman, the disabled Haitian woman who died of hypothermia after being given

a starlight tour by the ice goons. That's what they call it. Senators Alex Padilla and Richard Dick Durbin of Illinois wrote a letter to Mark wine, declaring the deaths to be unacceptable, writing, With more people in detention for longer periods of time,

this has predictably placed more pressure on a system already plagued by medical neglect and dangerous conditions. Your administration either failed to account for this predictable result or proceeded despite it. There was a spike in deaths after nitwit, order, nitwit Nero ordered mandatory detention. a lead Damien Carbonell Betancourt was found hanging dead from a bed sheet in his cell in the Miami shit hole it was presumed a suicide

he was a Cuban national he had no history of suicidal ideation he was never charged with any sort of crime he entered the country under a parole in 2024 but he was placed in a conference concentration camp regardless. He is one of at least 10 people thought to have committed suicide in ice shithole concentration camps.

Even Homeland Security's own inspector general has issued a report condemning conditions at that shithole in Louisiana, the Wynn Correctional Center. The report says staff fails to maintain sanitary conditions, fails to provide medical services, fails to ensure detainees have access to legal materials, and violates the use of force policy. You might recall, one concentration camp victim who was basically had his throat crushed by goons kneeling on it.

Died 19 days ago, in New York says ICE did not recognize it because they thought the person was slow blinking. Yeah. Oh, he's not dead. He's just blinking forever. Meanwhile, Nittwit Nero is reaching out

to J.B. Pritzker and begging him. Well, he doesn't sleep very well for reasons we have previously discussed. and went to Tripe Social just after midnight today. At least 39 people injured. Four dead in Chicago weekend shootings. Governor Pritzker, I as president, can fix this fast and permanently.

D.C., Memphis, New Orleans, all down to record lows and quickly. Call me. Yeah. because he's obsessed with Chicago, and he's also obsessed with J.B. Pritzker, because J.B. Pritzker is a real billionaire. Not a grifter like Orange Julius G. Z.B. Prisker, meanwhile, has ignored him. In fact, well, J.D. Prisker, Governor, uh, Governor Walls.

They're all beating his ass. And no, nothing, he's losing in court. He lost again in Minnesota. What else? Well, the DUI hire,

Whiskey Pete Kegbreth, says he wants another $80 billion from, you know, you, me, us, we. That's on top of the $1.5 trillion they're already asking for. He's so far in over his head. And it was only a month ago when he said, oh, well, the war is only going to cost about $29 billion, okay?

All right. But now he wants 80. So bad. And even the house, the maggot house, is taking dead aim at nitwit Nero and his financial shenanigans related to his stupid war. He's trying to run, and it gets kind of complicated, but he's trying to run defense spending through a reconciliation bill that probably can't get out of the Senate. And House members who appropriate the money said that trying to do it through reconciliation is an absolute train wreck waiting to happen, that there are two different timelines, separate tracks,

different committees with jurisdiction, different approval processes. He's trying to split the funding for the F-35 between the ordinary military funding and then this supposed reconciliation package in the Senate, both noted moderate Susan Collins, and Moscow Mitch McConnell

have even said that his $350 billion recon 3.0 package is problematic and in that the chances

of the bill passing are bleak. What's interesting, however, is that it turns out Whiskey Pete's running out of money. He spent all that cash on

lobsters and steaks and crabs and no no no no no although true it is true that in in whiskey pete's private bathroom there is a sign over the toilet that says please don't throw in the throw toothpicks in the toilet crabs can poloat oh they're uh they've run through all their money and you know when the pentagon runs through all its money you know something must be fucked up. Because the Pentagon budget is the biggest welfare budget in the entire government.

But here we are. And now that his the world is looking at his shitty loss, his defeat at the hands

of Iran, he's trying to squire to squire. the deal now. Everybody expected that Iran would be the one to try to squirrel the deal. No, it's him. Now, it's not in the memorandum of understanding, but that doesn't matter. Triping away on tripe social, he declared, the money and or sanctions, because see, even the maggots are going, they're going to get $300 billion. What? And otherwise reliable maggots in Congress are going, what?

So now he's making more shit up. Because in the Memorandum of Understanding, it says, or does not say anything about the United States controlling the money. Point number 11 of the Memorandum says that we will make fully available for use the frozen or restricted funds and assets of the Islamic Republic of Iran upon the implementation of this Memorandum of Understanding. Well, you know, they hired all those shrinks, all those psychologists, to help them understand what passes for his rapidly deteriorating mind. Did they never tell him the mullahs about how he stiffs contractors, how he never pays his bills, how he forces people into litigation situations, because that way he pays less? so we promised the money and now it's blowing up in his face

so on tripe social he said the money and or sanctions that the U.S. Treasury is releasing goes into escrow controlled by the USA and will be used for the purchase

of food and medical supplies exclusively from the United States including corn, wheat, and soybeans, from our great American farmers. These are things that are desperately needed by Iran. This is a humanitarian crisis, and I feel it's necessary to help now, before it's too late.

Talks are going well. Jesus, I'm surprised he didn't promise to send them ham and bacon. God damn it. And it's all just a grifty bait and switch. And, of course, the people who follow this sort of thing or saying that it's outside the four quarters of the agreement, and this is only a memorandum of understanding toward moving to a formal declaration of peace,

and he's about to blow it up. So any hope for, like, declining gas prices? Yeah, no. Because Iran understands. Look, no love for the Islamic Union. Republic, they're awful. But here's the thing. The Iranian people, long-suffering that they are,

have dealt with economic hell on earth for 47 years. And they're tough. They're resilient. And they don't want to be a client state of the United States, ordinary Iranians.

But the American people are We are having a shit hemorrhage because everything here is going up, and we don't have that kind of resiliency. We don't have that kind of toughness. God damn, we couldn't even come together and all get vaccinated to stop a disease that killed well over a million American citizens. People like Marge out there screaming, face diapers. If I can smell your farts, how is it that it's going to stop a piece of cloth, it's going to stop a piece of cloth, it's going to stop a disease.

And it ravaged the United States. But we remember, we were there. And they're making us ache. I have to put gas in the car from time to time. Fundraising is in hell. The deficit is in hell. We need to raise $230 just to keep from being more than a month in the hole. That's what remains of May, $230.

bucks. And we have five days of broadcasting in June left after this. So the low fuel light had come on, and I had no choice but to go and put some gas in the tank. I put in ten gallons, $45. And it was that or health insurance. That or groceries. and we are all suffering for his stupidity, his venality, his ignorance, his mental illness, his very likely congenital intellectual dysfunction from the day he was born.

Yeah, Micah says I'd help more, but I just got a $2,000 repair bill on my Jeep. Please help you all if you can. Yeah. And, you know, I'm going to, well, While I've still got light in the sky and whatnot, I'm going to knock off and walk around to the outside, see what I can see. For all I know, some roof may have gotten blown off. But that's definitely water damage on my roof, on my ceiling in this little studio where we've been broadcasting for almost 25 years. And I almost feel like, well, good luck.

And I honestly don't know what to do. So thanks, Micah. Thanks for that. And I know that kind of, you know, I know that kind of thing that you're going through. You know, what? A few weeks ago, it was a new tire. A month or so, a couple of months before that, it was new brakes and rotors all the way around. Not kidding. It's depressing.

But a couple of other things. Curious. There have been stories going around for at least a moment. month. The Susie Wiles may be on the way out the door, the chief of staff. And I'm not, I'm not going to celebrate that because she's evil, but she's what, stably evil. And she's been able to keep some of the, some of the bigger loonies away from him.

You might recall, she only took the chief of staff job at the beginning of this nightmare. saying, yeah, I'll take it, but I'm the last word. Nobody gets to you without dealing with me. Okay, mommy. But now the Daily Beast is reporting that she has been blindsided by the burgeoning relationship between nitwit Nero and a 34-year-old woman, his executive assistant, Natalie Harp. that's the woman who walks around with the wireless printer

printing out fawning stories about him to soothe him like sticking a binky in his mouth Natalie Harp is probably the one I know I'm not fond of the idea of just blaming a woman for a man's horrid behavior but apparently according to the Wall Street Journal she's the one who pushed the

Barack and Michelle Obama ape meme to him. She's also apparently behind the Dr. Jesus meme. And Susie Wiles ain't happy. And look, one of the reasons for Susie Wiles being, you know, she's Pat Summerall's daughter, and she watched

her high-functioning alcoholic daddy and loved him dearly. But, you know, learned a lot in the process that is probably helpful in dealing with Canckel's Collegula. And so instead of being the last line of anybody getting to Trump, Natalie Harp is in there doing things like traveling with him on the golf course. And she writes little love notes to him. You are all that matters to me.

She just gushes over him. I wonder if Susie Wiles really is thinking about heading for the exits. If she does, you'll know that shit has become intolerably bad. Oh, and then there's hairless Hadrick. And by the way, I watched a really good movie. It was a 2016 film called Anthropoid. Some of you may have seen it. Killian Murphy

and a host of fantastic Czech actors in a movie retelling of the plot and that was the name, Operation Anthropoid to assassinate Reinhold Haydrich. It was brutal, but it was a brilliant movie. That led me into actually researching Hadrick and I was surprised by some of what I found

you know we've talked about how they're operating out of the playbook holy shit Stephen Miller is full on operating out of hadrick's playbook maybe we'll get into that in another program Hitler called my man with the iron heart

when hadrick took over in Czechoslovakia the first thing he did was have about a thousand Czechoslovakian citizens murdered and it's curious one of the things that struck me

all during his youth he faced allegations as he rose through the nascent Nazi machinery he faced allegations that he was part Jew and it only fueled his brutality.

Well, mayonnaise Mount Miller is Jewish. And the more you read about Hadrick, the more it seems like he's been reborn in the form of Stephen Miller. And he's surrounded himself with secrecy. But he's got a problem, and this goes back to only the best lawyers that we were talking about earlier. Miller has a lawsuit problem, because

the Southern Poverty Law Center, whom he baselessly attacked, with manipulated and manufactured charges. He's hated the SPLC since at least 2019 because back then the SPLC published a slew of emails measured in the hundreds that hairless Hadrick had sent to, and by the way Hadrick was the same way

hairless it's probably redundant but he sent it off to that website that rhymes with light and fart and it was just a roadmap of how thoroughly he had promoted

fascist websites and ideology or what is now referred to as white nationalist doesn't that sound so much better than Nazis Among other things, he has attacked a retired activist who put up flyers near Miller's home.

He tried to drive the Justice Department and Homeland Security to torment the individual. Using executive privilege, he kept it hidden. But lawyer Abby Lowell is representing the SPLC. And once again, there is. it is discovery and he may not be able to maintain his veil of secrecy anymore. Among other things, you know, again, they were indicted on fraud, trumped up, literally fraud charges. And the SPLC, through ordinary discovery, got hold of the FBI's report on Miller's conduct. and in fact Miller is the one based on that report

who jinned up the charges himself and the report itself can be traced back to correspondence sent to Miller from right-wing neo-Nazi, fascist white nationalist groups

who were aggrieved by the fact that the Southern Poverty Law Center maintains a hate map the FBI report is practically a plagiarized copy of the complaints sent by those fascist groups to Miller. And so now the SPLC is in court demanding all communications between Miller and the Justice Department, touching upon the Southern Poverty Law Center. And they may damn well get it, and it may be the beginning of the end, for this vile, vulgar, filthy, homicidal, fascist, Nazi,

hadric wannabe. Devoutly to be wished, and you can take the... And you can take ugly Katie with you. She's so dark. I'm surprised he's married to her. Ugh. But I am. I'm going to knock off here, and I've got enough daylight to work with. I'm going to go and see how bad this latest disaster is.

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