Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid - Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid, 29 May 2026, Friday-On-the-Front-Porch

Episode Date: May 30, 2026

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The password is white. 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 transbilly 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 final broadcast day of May, 2006. It is the 29th day of May, 2026. This is the horn. Head on dot live is where you'll find us on the interweb tubes.

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And thanks to those of you who do download the podcast and leave a comment, a remark, a review on whatever podcasting platform you download from. I hope maybe you'll get some company from other members of the community who start doing the same thing. Of course, yesterday was on me. I had, well, I had aging computer problems pretty much all day long yesterday.

I had to restart right before airtime, and then everything got bad as I went to try to upload the program, and I finally got it uploaded earlier today, so my apologies for its tardiness. If you're listening live, however, well, feel free to pop on by the aforementioned Old Holler Tree. you can get there via head-on. Live under the tab chat room, but you can also go directly via Discord because it's Friday on the front porch and we'll all be gathering there for our end of the week cussin' and discussing.

And, well, I just saw a note from Roger. He's going to be AWOL tonight. No, you're not out of leave. I have a conflict until about 6 p.m., Roger said. So that's 3 p.m. here. Try to touch base on the back porch. Okay. Well, I hope it's whatever the conflict is.

I hope it works out in your favor, Roger. Oh, hi, I'm Roxanne. And, well, it is Friday on the front porch, and Routes and Squeaky are hanging out in the old holler tree waiting for the usual suspects to arrive. and well here's hoping like I said it is the

29th of May and this is the final broadcast and so let's see here just checking to see if we have any no we have no subscribers on the 29th so thank you to everyone who is

subscribed through the course of the month whether it be Patreon or PayPal thank you so kindly where are we in terms of the deficit we're where we were last night when the program ended 365183 that loose changes out there still courtesy of Jeremy and that's 651.83 away from being fully funded or halfway funded for the month of May

which will put us in a whopping deficit for June and yeah on the other hand if we were to raise 36 51 33 this evening it would be the most monumental Friday on the front porch community made miracle in the entire history of the horn so we'll see we'll see how it goes but the password was late not because I was late I was but because well compared to this program people get to get to ideas late. And bless her heart, Mika over at my former filthy warning habit,

kind of broke down on air this morning. And Senator Cory Booker kind of took over for her as she wept. And, well, it's only taken months and months and months and months and years and years and years but she has finally started referring to these ice facilities for what they are concentration camps well if you want to know reality on the ground you tune into this program if you want to watch everybody else catch up you tune into everything else here's the moment the deportation program is

about to ramp back up. And maybe they say it won't, maybe it won't lead to the violence that we saw of Minneapolis, but it's coming that they think, because it's for this president, when things are bad, and as Joe just said, his polling, really bad. His reflexes always go back to what he thinks is his best issue, which is immigration, and the promises he made to deport millions of people, even though so many Americans say, way, this has gone way too far. And just to reinforce some of the other facts here, they're not just being scooped up

off the street or having their cars broken into or their doors pushed in and other laws broken as these people are being pulled into custody. Rose showed up at her immigration hearing. So now you have story after story after story of people showing up at their immigration meetings, at their hearings, that they get a form, they're trying to go through the process, they may be close to the process, but the rules get changed. So actually, you thought you could stay, but you can't. and that's happening to many different categories of people who are here and want to have legal status

or in the process of getting legal status. They show up for their hearings. They show up because they want to follow the rules. They show up because they want to be here legally, and they're almost there, and they've spent so much money and so much time, and they've saved all their papers, and they've tried to do everything right, and they show up, and they get nabbed.

like criminals, like the worst of the worst, and put in concentration camps here in America. And now the protests that have taken place outside Delaney Hall, just one of many, detention center, they call it for a full week now in New Jersey amid reports of hunger strikes by detainees, some of whom have described rotten food, a lack of air conditioning, and being denied medical care. joining us now Democratic Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey and you got into Delaney so take it from me because I'm getting emotional what did you say first of all you to not be emotional the dignity of our nation any pretense of nobility within our country is under assault right now this is our taxpayer money these are our officials

conducting immigration policy that is levels of deep cruelty yes that should be unacceptable to all americans it's going on in newark it's going on in texas it's going on around our country and understand this that that facility now that they're begging for city support when the city said there is health and safety concerns that you needed to get a certificate of occupancy they said none of that they bullied their way in it's a billion dollar contract a billion dollars of our taxpayer money to a for-profit company As corporations all throughout this process from the geo group, transportation companies, subcontractors, this is a money trained for Trump campaign contributors,

all as they assault human dignity in a way that all of us should be offended, outraged, and outspoken. She care. Silence in this is complicity, and what's going on is an affront to who we say we are. Our values. Willie. So, Senator Booker, you are the rare public official who was granted access to one of these facilities. You got to look inside Delaney Hall. Presumably they had some time. They knew you were coming.

We've heard other reporters say that the prisoners in these facilities have said things got cleaned up quickly before dignitaries like yourself would come in. But tell us what you saw because so few people actually have been granted access to the inside of these places. So Congress and SBOT, New York, Congressman and I spy were in there. And the horrifying things when they granted us ability to meet with people. alone where the guards were not there, were chilling. When we met with the women who circled around to support each other, a woman who was recently postpartum ripped away from her American child and her other American children, no criminal convictions, and talked about just the pain of that separation.

Another woman who came in pregnant and had a miscarriage and was denied appropriate medical care. Another woman who came in who was pregnant, who told horrific stories of the treatment that she was enduring. We have a situation going on in Newark and again around the country where we have what amounts to internment camps of people who are ripped away from their American families, American children, American grandchildren even, who have done nothing wrong, who are trying to comply with our immigration rules to try to navigate the complicated processes showing up for immigration hearings, but they were torn away from their families, from our neighborhoods. And so this is a moral test for our country. We cannot allow this to go on.

All of us have to begin to point out this cruelty and this assault, or not just the dignity and humanity of the people being held, but this is cheapening and demeaning the humanity and the dignity of our nation. So, Senator, we have gone over repeatedly about President Trump's original promise that would just be the worst of the worst. And that's clearly not the case. Speak to a little more, if you will, about the people you did encounter in their, their lives in the United States for years, if not decades. And also, their fears of where they may be heading next, including in some cases to countries where they've never been. Well, this is why I'm working on many fronts, including trying to help many of them to get lawyers so they can get legal protection, so they

can't be transferred out of New Jersey away from their families. They can't be transferred to other crueller detention facilities or pushed out of the country. When I had a 19-year-old child, a young teenager, rather, come to me with an American accent. He had as thick of a New Jersey accent as I have, if not more so, decorated athlete in our state telling me about him now going being pushed back to a country. He doesn't even know, barely speaks the language. It highlights the cruelty of what they're trying to do. And this is the thing that they told us, the retaliations for trying to go on a hunger strike, the threats that they'll be brought up with criminal charges, All of them want to stay in the only country many of them know or the country they've been

in for years, if not decades. They want to return to their families. And so it's a cruel retaliation that's going on. They're frankly threatening them for trying to do what we would do in a situation with that is protest, hunger strike, work with their lawyers. And so we've got to decide as a country, how long are we going to allow this to go on? Because this immigration cruelty that we're seeing, it's not just what we saw on. the streets of Minneapolis. We're seeing it in detention facilities all around where they're hoping

people will look away, all while hundreds of millions of dollars are being made in for-profit prisons off of the backs of human beings. They are profiting from pain. Senator, I want, if we can go into that a little bit more, Senator. Oh, I'm sorry, Mika. If we can go into that a little bit more, Senator. Or not, but it is on the ramp up and out of little bitty, inconsequential West Virginia, this. But hey, good for you, Mika, good for you. You finally figured it out. These are concentration camps.

They're filthy, they're vermin infested, the food is rotten and disgusting. I mean, it's almost like we're feeding troops in Iraq. I'll have a haliburger with cheese. That'll be $29. No, you remember the story. Look, it's the same people. You remember the food conditions for the troops in Iraq, where they talked about rotting vegetables and, sorry, about dinner in the Eastern Daylight Time Zone,

and maggot-infested meat? Tadda! The same people that were providing that shit are providing the shit in the concentration. camps and there are reprisals and there is violence of every form imaginable. But out of a little bitty inconsequential West Virginia comes this. Today, I drove my husband to work. He held our new puppy as I drove. He realized he had forgotten to put his wedding ring back on. I joke that he would just have to wear mine for the day. We hit unexpected road work and he was six minutes late for work. As we pulled up, he pointed out that the big boss was standing outside.

He gave me a quicker than normal kiss and ran into the building in a hurry. Out of all days to be late, the day the big boss was there. I hoped he wouldn't get in trouble for being late because he's never late. An hour later, he called me and told me that ice was there, and they were going to take him. He turned his face time on for me for a second, and I could see the restaurant filled with ICE agents before our call was quickly disconnected. I'm not really sure what I was hoping to do. For a moment, I was angry and wanted to be violent.

For a moment, I was in denial that this was even happening. I had delusions of being able to get him in the car and driving away with him, like a superhero. But I knew that wasn't going to happen. I really just wanted to say bye to my husband, give him one last good kiss, and look him in the face and tell him things they're going to be okay. I also know that if I acted crazy and I was also in jail, that wouldn't help him. So I was polite and calm with the officer. I looked him in his eyes and saw him as a person,

and I hoped he would do the same for me and these people. He couldn't let me in the building because they were still doing an investigation, but he agreed he would let me see my husband and say bye before they took him. I thought I was given some empathy and was grateful for that. I sat in my car and waited as I was instructed, waiting to get my reward as long as I'm a good girl. I watched his customers pulled in to eat, I was telling them they were closed,

and people high-fiving the agents and thanking them for their great work. I wanted to film them and cuss them out, but I wanted to see my husband more. I put Eric on the van first. I didn't get to say bye. The officer changed his mind and decided to go by the book and not take a risk. The windows were so tinted, I couldn't see him, so I blew a kiss hoping he would still see me.

I miss him already. I have no idea what the future looks like. or where that might be. This is the last picture I took of him. I hope everyone feel safer now without him in town, because I certainly don't. I'm glad we got stuck in road work today. I got six extra minutes with you. Yeah, that picture, he had drawn a picture of the new puppy. And she took a snapshot of him. And see, the ice goon was lying all along. He wasn't going to let her see him one last time. That was a fraud. That was a

trick. That was a ruse to get her to be compliant, to get her to be a good girl. And, you know, just a reminder, those who make peaceful change impossible make violent revolution inevitable.

And they're just gone. Someone commenting and saying, our family member was taken in the same raid. Does anyone know how to find out where they are? Because they're raiding Mexican restaurants. A month or two ago, I had a conversation with the bartender who takes care of the to-go orders at our little local joint. That's a nice place. They have great food.

I was like, are you safe? Are you okay? He said, for the time being, I hope I am. The Monsters Walk among us. And did you notice the part about the good God fear and upstanding Bible-bel believing Christ-centered evil, ill-gellical, gun, mentalist, amorosexual, Christian maggots, high-fiving the ice goons.

Well, where are you going to get your, where are you going to get your, uh, uh, uh, your, your, your, your, your, your, your, your, your, your, your, your, your, your, just going to go over and sit at boob Evans, Evans,

where they treat friends, where they treat friends, where they treat strangers like friends and friends like family and family like shit. I don't know. Maybe they'll build a Huey Magoos in Bridgeport. It's disgusting. Utterly, absolutely sickening. And they'll keep doing it.

Oh yeah. They'll keep on and keep on and keep on and keep on. So, we're off and running for this Friday. And, of course, when it comes to things like this, remember it was our most puissant dread sovereign supreme catholic majesty uh... brbba babb a brak gavinon his law clerk squee and quith who said that a cavana stop was fine that you could

that goons could stop people on the street based on how they looked or the language they spoke or even an accent yeah well they'll tell nitwitnero he can go on doing this too and what corey booker said was interesting about reprisals for a hunger strike? Hell, is it even a hunger strike if the food is inedible?

You could get sick eating that shit. As Lee pointed out, maggot infested meat. RFK Jr. approved. Get me a big plate of those maggots. They're delicious fried in garlic butter. No, beef tallow. I try not to hate, but it gets more and more difficult every effing day. Oh, and please remember there's a, well, yeah, Ralph's your challenge was met.

Thank you very kindly to George and Corsgold, writing Free the Trump Epstein files, indeed. and that got us down under $3,600.600. And Jeremy jumped in with $537 to further complicate matters. And so consequently, here, I'm going to have to use the calculator for this. I can't sit here and fritter around. So we are down to $35.96.299. Thank you, George. Thank you so much.

But that's just the beginning point. Oh, yeah. Some doings on Capitol Hill today. Jojo Blondie, whose life is calling, showed up for a closed door hearing. And just for extra sympathy, she showed up with a Band-Aid on her neck. That was to prove that she really, really, really does have thyroid cancer.

We've dealt with thyroid cancer. cancer in this family and it's no joking matter but I sincerely could not care less if that vulgar bleached blonde hell bitch has every kind of cancer

imaginable to medical science but she came with a prepared statement and reporting from MS Now and Candelanian she came prepared with a

oh, I don't know, a bumper jack with which to heave Todd Blanche under yonder bus. Top of another very busy hour. Thanks for staying with us. I'm Ali Vitale in for Anna Cabrera reporting from Washington, and we begin with the push for answers from Pam Bondi. Right now, the former Attorney General is sitting down for a transcribed interview with lawmakers about how the release of the Epstein files was handled. In her opening statement, Bondi made it clear she delegated. oversight of the files rollout to then deputy now acting attorney general todd blanche who of course has replaced her after she was ousted notably the sit down is not under oath and it's unclear how much more bondy is willing to share democrats and survivors alike are taking issue with the manner in which the interview is happening too much we understand the attorney general is going to be they're answering

questions from congress but it should have been under oath and it should be videotaped When we get a transcribed interview, we have no idea it could be totally lost in translation. So it's incredibly vital that we see filmed interviews, not just the transcription, under oath, and have it be publicly released. Here with me, MS Now Justice and Intelligence reporter Ken Delanian, former Biden Justice Department official, Anthony Coley, on set with me and former U.S. attorney and MS now legal analyst, Joyce Vance, also here in the studio. Ken, I'm just going to start where we ended this conversation last hour with Congressman Supermaniam, who told me so far, Bondi has only faced softball questions at that point from Republicans, but he was also ready to expand on who he was, who Bondi was really spending

time talking about. I want to play for you just part of that interview. One thing I would say is I do want to talk to Todd Blanche. I would like the subpoena Todd Blanche. I'd also like the subpoena Cash Patel as well, just based on what I've heard so far. She's talking about Cash Patel in that room? He has come up, yes. Notable that he's saying that Cash Patel has come up, that Todd Blanche has come up, that those are two people that Bondi seems to be saying, well, I delegated that to Blanche.

I delegated that to Cash. What does that signify to you? Yeah, good morning, Allie. Look, those of us in Washington may have heard the sound of a large bus driving over a large object about an hour ago. And that was Pam Bondi throwing her former deputy, Todd Blanche, now the acting attorney general under that bus proverbially. Let me just read the statement that came from her in her opening remarks. She said, as the head of a large department with broad responsibilities, I did not lead every aspect of this effort or conduct that document review myself.

I delegated oversight of this process to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche. And that's actually been pretty clear for some time. I've been wondering myself why this committee wasn't trying to. to talk to Todd Blanche instead of Pam Bondi, who in many ways was a figurehead Attorney General. Todd Blanche ran a lot of the DOJ while Pam Bondi was the Attorney General. But nonetheless, there are some important questions for Pam Bondi. We all remember the moment when she didn't even want to turn around and face some of the Epstein survivors in the congressional hearing.

She just handled this whole thing in a very odd way. And of course, we all remember when she said that the Epstein client list was sitting on her desk when there were in fact, there really isn't an obscene client list. And then she handed out those binders of documents that really didn't contain anything to right-wing influencer. So there are some important questions for her. But I think the more pertinent questions really will be for Todd Blanche. And the biggest questions about the DOJ rollout, I mean, this DOJ, it's not really fair to ask why they didn't prosecute particular figures in the Epstein matter. Those questions are really better put to Alex Acosta, and people who handled this 10 years ago.

But you can fairly ask about how they handled the rollout, why the information of victims was exposed, why certain documents pertaining to Trump were held back and then they appeared and they were withdrawn again, whether there was an effort to protect Donald Trump. All those are fair game and they will, I'm sure, be asked of very many people in this administration. Yeah, and I think that that's something that several lawmakers plan to ask about. We are currently in the Democratic hour of questioning should go on for another 20 or so minutes is my understanding according to sources. But Anthony, I think... Mm-hmm. So, I guess there's no love loss there between Jojo and Trash or Todd. And, of course, he was ultimately in charge of the redactions and the outings,

redacting pedophiles and outing survivors because he's still daddy's lawyer. Yeah, same lawyer who along with the council for the parking garage, Alina havin a havin a havin a haina. He got daddy hung out to drive on 34 felony counts, making him America's only convicted felon president. One of the things that did happen in that interview was that it was, I mean, We don't know, as noted, we don't know if it was under oath.

But, yeah, she was there with her little white band-aid on her throat. Just to, you know, she looks like she's wearing the white part of a priest's collar without the rest of the costume. But, yeah, as to throwing people under the bus, there was a lot of room under that bus. A whole lot of room. Today, that one thing is clear that this is absolutely a cover-up and a smoke screen to prevent Pam Bondi from having to testify under oath pursuant to a congressional subpoena. Now, let me explain a few things about what we've seen in the room. First and foremost, if Pam Bondi was complying with a congressional deposition to testify on, Under oath, Department of Justice attorneys would not be intervening and essentially trying to stop her from answering basic questions about her conversations with Donald Trump, with the administration, and trying to claim that she does not have to answer questions.

In fact, as the ranking member said, she has been asked multiple times about the Trump administration, about her conversations with the president, about her conversations with the president, about her conversations with other. administration officials. And when asked specifically about a conversation with Donald Trump, one of the Department of Justice attorneys intervened and said that she did not have to answer the question because it was a voluntary interview and said, in fact, quote, we don't even have to assert privilege because of that, and said, quote, we refuse to provide answers. That means that the United States Department of Justice, is intervening on behalf of Pam Bonding to stop her from answering questions about what happened in the cover-up of this case and her conversations with Donald Trump and is asserting that she does not have to answer questions because she is not required to because she is not being deposed under oath. This is a cover-up. This will be remembered as the largest cover-up likely in American history, and it is clear that this interview, is a smokescreen to try to show the American people that they are complying while they are not.

Now, I also want to point out that there is not a single Republican in the room besides the chairman. For a supposed group of individuals who care deeply about justice for the survivors, not a single Republican could be bothered to travel across the country today to come hear testimony from the former Attorney General. Not one. They're not here. And they won't allow this interview to be put on video for the American people to see. And that means that only those of us who are loud in the room can tell you what is actually happening. And what I can tell you is that when we started to ask a difficult question,

Ms. Bondi got combative. The DOGA attorneys began rolling their eyes. They started intervening and intervening and they tried to shut down any questions about the president and these administration's handling the files. Now, I just want to end by saying this could all end now. The administration could end this by releasing the 3 million files they still have. In fact, Gambani confirmed that they had 6 million files in their possession and have only released 3 million. She said that today. They could end this now by investigating crimes of known perpetrators that we have seen in the files.

They could end this now by turning the Epstein files into Epstein trials. And they could end this now by actually speaking with survivors. And Pam Bondi herself said today that she had never spoken to a single survivor. She said that multiple times in the room today. So it's time to end the cover up now. But they're not got to. but did you get that and by the way kudos to Melanie Stansbury of

New Mexico for bringing all the receipts Yeah not one Not one Maggot save for Chairman Colmer Pyle even showed up Representative Yasman Ansari of Arizona said it was a ridiculous charade Representative Maxwell Frost of Florida said it was disgusting

and along the way, when they asked her about her orange daddy in the interview, that's one of the moments when the DOJ Petty Fogger leapt in to try to forestall an answer on that question. And now all of this makes sense. Well, not all of this, but one aspect of this makes sense. namely we were asking the other day when the news broke and the two stories broke

simultaneously one that she was stricken with the cancer and the other that she had been given a new job in the maggot administration as an

advisor on an on an AI committee when what she knows about AI you can put in a thimble and still not be able to drown a pissant. They put her back on the payroll so that they could control what she said, so that they could send in DOJ lawyers to make sure that she didn't, that she had cover for not telling the truth,

to make sure that she wasn't under oath for this, and to provide her a little bit of sweetening. You know, well, nice little payday. So she could, you know, wet her beak. Yeah. Oh, and by the way, we are down to $3568. $568 away from being fully funded for the month of May. Thank you.

Thank you, Ralph, who also took care of the loose change. And said, take that, Jeremy. Thanks for taking care of me, Ralphs. Thanks for having my back. Yeah. And before Blondie's appearance, the survivors caught up with Comer Pyle, and he didn't, he,

at that point in time, Comer Pyle was not living his best life. It's 10 a.m. Eastern 7 a.m. Pacific. I'm Ali Battali. for Anna Cabrera reporting from Washington. Right now, Pam Bondi is being grilled by lawmakers behind closed doors about the Epstein files. Less than two months after she was fired as Attorney General, Bondi is back in the hot seat. It's part of the House Oversight Committee's investigation into deceased sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. After serious friction between Republicans and Democrats

over this appearance, it'll be a closed door interview and won't be videotaped. Cameras are not, though. Democrats say they're going to press Bondi on the sloppy rollout of the Epstein files. But the tough questions started before the interview even began. In a remarkable moment just a short time ago, a group of Epstein survivors peppered oversight committee chair James Comer with their own questions ahead of Bondi's session. I want to play just some of that exchange. These people cannot be brought in under transcribed interviews. Can you ensure that they would please be brought in under oath? If you lie to Congress, it's a felony. So it's, you know, we're bringing them in.

We're bringing people in that have never been brought in before. Survivor's names over and over and over were exposed, yet we see time and time again perpetrators' names have been redacted when they shouldn't have been. Are we going to get some answers to us? I hope so. Those are questions we're going to ask. And we're doing this.

We want justice for the survivors. Yeah, we who, Komer Pyle. You and that mouse in your pocket? Because none of your maggot colleagues even showed up. Chicken shits. Stunning to see them confront Comer themselves. And then just moments ago, a major update in another Trump-D-O-J controversy. This, a judge temporarily blocking that nearly $1.8 billion settlement fund

that would have allowed taxpayer dollars to go potentially to violent January 6th insurrectionists. We've got a lot to cover. Thankfully, you've got my colleague, MS. Yeah, never mind that, but yeah, he got the kibosh put on him. by a district judge. And this is the thing that apparently Todd Blanchie and Trash Patel and every

other scumbag in that maladministration forgets. He may have pardoned those domestic terrorists, but they remain convicted felons. What happened in the courtroom? Happened in the courtroom.

It's of record and it belongs it's in the care custody and control of the clerks of the various courts, and while in fact the DOJ did ditch every press release, official government documents, about every conviction of every domestic terrorist will. They can't do that with the clerks of the United States District Courts. Or to the extent they were appeasks.

appeals, they can't do that with the clerks of the courts of appeals. Not so sure about the clerk of the Supreme Court, because, well, it's the wild west up there among our most puissant dread sovereign Supreme Catholic majesties, and they operate pretty much as a law unto themselves. The only way to disappear what happened in courts below would be for them to order it done, and that might just cause an absolute shit-stallel. and, well, old balls and strikes Roberts is already uncomfortable with the situation as it stands, because he has no reputation left. And then there's the, well, there's the name on the Kennedy Center,

a U.S. District Judge has blocked and ordered the removal of Orange Julius Gieser's name from the Trump or from the Kennedy Center is the removal of the Trump name and not only that has blocked

the plan to keep the Kennedy Center closed for two years. Now, will it stay? Will it stick? through the appeals court process, we don't know. So it was kind of a rotten day in the courts for nitwit Niro and his so much winning. He also got smack down in Boston over the criminal enterprises lawsuit that tried to block city laws,

city ordinances that forbid cooperation with the ice goons, and U.S. District Judge Leo Sorokin bounced the case out of court today, or yesterday, saying, The United States has not made a plausible showing, but its alleged injuries are redressable by the judicial relief it seeks. A federal district court is not a roving beacon of justice, free to opine on each question any party presents, matter how consequential. And Massachusetts, the common law, well, state law

restricts how much the local ACABs can collaborate and cooperate with the Nazi goons. Judge Sorokan said, what the federal government wants would not liberate the city

to empower its officers to take actions the state law does not authorize. Boston police officers cannot detain a person pursuant solely to a federal civil immigration detainer or administrative warrant, whether there is or isn't a city ordinance. So that's kind of a sit down and shut the fuck up from that U.S. district judge. And then comes a report out of Politico about U.S. district judge Jesse Furman, who is presiding over a lawsuit by Maureen Comey.

She's James Comey's daughter, and she was a prosecutor, deeply involved with the prosecution of both Jeffrey Epstein and Jislane Maxwell, and she was fired without cause, the dismissal letter only mentioning presidential powers from Article 2 of the Constitution. So DOJ Petty Fogger, how anyone can continue to work for this gang, astonish as me. But DOJ Pettyfogger, Karen Lesperance, said, well, her firing was legal as long, even if there were political motivations. So the aforementioned Judge Furman said, okay, what limits are there on his Article 2 powers, O noble pleader

Could the president Ooh Could the president for instance Fire people Because he wanted an all white executive branch Or all black This led young petty fogger Lesperance

I assume she's young I can't imagine somebody with any Well never mind She said She stammered according to Politico And said I can't answer that on behalf of the government?

At which point, Judge Furman said, You're here representing the government. Ow. Ooh, I hope you got some ice on that sick burn, Karen. How perfect that it was a Karen standing up in court saying, I don't know, maybe Daddy could, maybe Daddy wants an all-white executive branch. That's going to be a little tough for Trash Patel, though. look I know

some of you are saying yeah so what it won't matter it'll get overturned and it may but these are records being created that among other places in the federal judiciary there are still some people who believe in the rule of law

and who are trying to stop this insanity this fascism thank you Charlie over at APS Radio News thank you so much. We're down to 3546. And thanks Texas T.

3536. Thank you so much. Oh, we've got a lot to talk about when we gather together in the old holler tree. In yesterday's program, we talked about Mark Wayne, Bolo,

and his desire to shut down international flights into blue cities with sanctuary ordinances it would cripple international arrivals in places like JFK, LAX, Philly, Boston,

Minneapolis, Newark, Detroit but, well, it appears that it made be, Mark Wayne may have exceeded his brief

because inside the Maggot Mail administration they're jacking up the bus to chuck him under it too. This has been a fetish object, this move for Mark Wayne

ever since he was confirmed in the in the job. But former reality show star Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said we shouldn't

shut down air travel in a state that doesn't agree with our politics and another maggot inside the four walls of the White House said well the president loves having a team that is constantly coming up with new ideas but ultimately any policy decisions will be up to him

and meanwhile Mark Wayne as well as some of the yammering goons at Fox News TV Radio Rwanda said, well, we can just reroute them planes into a red state where the ice goons can kidnap people for no reason at all. But, well, Airlines for America, a lobbying group pointed out, reducing staffing at major airports would have a devastating effect on the airline and tourism industries, causing a significant operational disqualification.

disruption to carriers, travelers, and the flow of international cargo. I don't know, maybe Mark Wayne needs to go out and shoot a puppy and a goat in order to get daddy's favor. Disgusting. And then there's John Cornholio. He humiliated himself so thoroughly, even saying, Well, I want to name a highway across Texas after my orange daddy. And then this morning he took to social media, running over to X and posting in his extrament, saying,

An old but apt fable, a scorpion wants to cross a river but cannot swim, so asks a frog to carry it across. The frog hesitates, afraid that the scorpion might sting it, but the scorpion promises not to, pointing out that it would drown if it killed the frog in the middle of the river. The frog considers this argument sensible and agrees to transport the scorpion, Midway across the river, the scorpion stings the frog anyway, dooming them both. The dying frog asks the scorpion why it stung, despite knowing the consequence to which the scorpion replies,

I'm sorry, but I couldn't help myself. It's my character. Who's the frog here? Oh, wait, he's the frog. Yeah. Over at the bulwark, Will Salatan said, the reason they wrote these fables is so you'd learn them as a child, not when you're 74.

Jesus. There you were. You abased yourself. You got down and rolled in his filth. You crawl, you belly crawled around his ballooning, cancled feet. And he still shid on you anyway, John. Huh. Anyway, has anybody seen the Mandalorian and Rogu movie? Yeah, really, really, John Cornyn. I hope it doesn't hurt too.

little. Who betrayed whom? I mean, you've been betraying the state of Texas for your entire career. And then you turned around and got betrayed in turn. Hey, maybe, maybe, maybe you guys can play canasta down in that lowest level of hell. What do you think? Sounds like a dandy idea to me. And by the way, um, I guess it's going to be a Mary Chase these next five months to November because they're trying every little prepubescent school yard bully boy trick they can with James Tala Rico it ain't working some people have taken on the

Tala Frico moniker and said yeah I'm Tala Riko on the streets but I'm a Tala Frico in the sheets they're probably already printing t-shirts. So enter from behind the Zion Curtain. Mike Lee, constitutional scholar, the Democratic Party on what used to be Twitter, said James Talley is the only candidate who will put you first, which constitutional scholar Mike Lee responded to by saying,

James Tallerico will put you first on the all-es-es-es-law. to Moloch if you read that Bronze Age book of fables and fairy tales and bullshit, you'll find that Moloch was a

deity known for receiving child sacrifices. And he even included a gift of a kid being sacrificed

to an ancient deity. Bless his heart, Medi Hassan earlier today, said nothing to see here. Just a Republican senator accusing a Democratic Senate candidate of child sacrifice. But hey, don't you dare criticize Trump as that could lead to political violence. Because it wasn't that long ago at all, but constitutional scholar Mike Lee was saying, Democrats need to stop calling Trump a pedophile and a Nazi. That can lead to political violence. But the thing is, Lee is one of those fighting keyboard warriors because he, as Eric Michael Garcia,

who works at the Independent and MS now, said, oh, he won't be held accountable for these outrageous comments, accusing a Democrat of sacrificing people to Satan because he refuses to speak to the press. He's just thoroughly pickled his brain online. And once again, another dumbass who doesn't know any, anything about the late Bronze Age or the Iron Age when all of this foolishness took place. And I guess he's going to stay a senator from Utah as long as he wants to stay a senator from Utah. Gino, you're out there behind the Zion Curtain. Is there any chance that anybody will ever get rid of Mike Lee?

but the Tala Rieco freak out is, well, it's spreading faster than COVID, and it's reached Jesse Waters. You know, the guy who used to be Bill O'Reilly, the falafel man's video stalker, you know, until Bill O'Reillow got caught sexually harassing women and getting all drunk up and telling him, Well, if he would take a shower with me, I'd bring in some wine in the shower. I'd rob you down with falafel. Mm-hmm. It really happened. Sometimes I don't know if maybe younger folks who might happen across this program might think that these are just jokes, but they're not. That's how Billow wound up being a former Fox News TV radio Rwanda yammerhead.

he told his assistant that he wanted to rub her with a deep-fried concoction of herbs and spices and ground chickpeas. I don't know if he planned on rubbing her with the tahini or humus or or Satsiki or anything else, but we know he wanted to rub her with falapel. So with the banner, Soy Boy Solidarity, Beto O'Rourke pros support behind James Talleyco, away went Jesse Waters. $5 million. There's more evidence that this guy is an omnivore. When he was ordering breakfast tacos with Barack Hussein Obama, Jessica, he ordered a potato egg and cheese. No chorizo, potato egg and cheese.

I have questions that I'd like local reporters to ask low Tate Talafrico. Does James Tolariko even own a gun? Is James Tolariko a Cowboys fan, a Houston Texans fan? Does he even know the Spurs are playing tonight? Has Talleyko ever been to a football game, or is he more of a World Cup guy? You understand, because being a fan of the most popular sport on the entire planet, well that's not very masculine for a guy like jesse waters does he own a gun to well i guess he's i guess i guess i guess i guess he has to yeah you're right micha rampant toxic

masculinity uh the usage of the term soy boy uh comes out of the masculine man of mass masculine manliness masculinity movement and the implication there if you don't know It comes from the fact that soy products are said to have, well, they have a compound in them called phytoestrogens. Lots of other foods have them too, but the hollow skulls of the masculinity movement think that somehow or another, that'll feminize you. just as an aside, you can ask just about every trans woman who ever had to hold off on transition. If she at one point in time maybe took some phytoestrogen supplements or drank soy milk in hopes that, well, it doesn't work. Because if you think about soy and tofu and things like that, everybody in, every body in, every, everybody in East Asia would be walking around with a big old feminine bust.

But again, it doesn't. But it's toxic masculinity, Micah. But it's also terrified masculinity because they're so insecure. They think that masculinity can be overcome. by a bowl of wonderful agate tofu in that beautiful ginger-infused broth? Oh, please. They're so dainty, they're so delicate. There's such little shrinking violence.

And Micah says, oh yeah, but that's why Asians are inferior, because you've got to have the racism in there. Well, racism and xenophobia are to maggots What Salt and Pepper are to food It seasons it Wait, what does that mean? Sorry, sorry, I like the World Cup

Does Tala Rica own a truck? Why did you just Open your mouth and purse your lips? Like, never mind. He's masculine. Believe in premarital sex. Jesse. You wrote that down?

And you know, when that stupid freak grins, his little smirk spreads across his face, nothing so much as like that gassy, weird little grin that the Grinch gets. At a time. Does Tala Rica wear women's underwear? Do you, Jesse? Because I think if I was going to run over at a Cali, Calci or Polymarket, and lay down some coin,

I think I'd be more willing to bet that you do than James Talarico does. This is pathetic. And I think it was over at Midas Touch that the young woman who said, Shut your mouth, you ugly fuck to Stephen Miller, they asked her if there was any, there was an interview with her where they, They asked her on air, is there anything you'd like to say to Stephen Miller?

And she said, yeah, shut your mouth, you ugly fuck. Oh, my. Kind of makes you want to waterboard Jesse Waters with some soy milk, doesn't it? He'd probably have to run an IV of little blue pills. His masculinity would be so devastated. Wow. But, yeah, I mentioned earlier that a judge removed Nitwit Niro's name from the Kennedy Center.

Ooh! Ooh! Way to go, Your Honor. Stoke the stroke, buddy! Because knitlet narrow probably turned from orange to purple and looked a lot like a Clemson

uniform. Throwing an online fit after Judge Casey Cooper said, yeah, take it down. And no, you're not closing it for a year. He said the Kennedy Center Board violated the law by giving in to nitwit Nero's desire to put his name on the building. So running over to Tripe and Tripe Social and triping madly away, he grunted and moaned and hooted and barked.

The radical left Democrats care more about opposing your favorite president, me, than saving a dying performing arts. Center. Oh, this was Jesus Christ! Call me Ishmael. Holy shit. Shockingly a judge appointed by Barack Hussein Obama, Christopher Cooper, ruled at the Kennedy

Center, which was going to close in early July for large-scale renovations and being spray-painted with cry-lon gold paint like I wanted. Due to years of neglect, decaying, poor maintenance, which was first to be trained transformed by the Trump administration in the finest facility that's kind anywhere in the world.

And I, you know, I used to think that Charles Dickens and James Joyce and William Faulkner, Thomas Pension, wrote some inscrutably long sentences. There's no, there's no period here. Which would not be possible to properly do without such a closure, period. addition to Judge Cooper ruled that the 36 member board of trustees which unanimously voted to add the name Trump onto the former Kennedy Center making the Trump Kennedy Center did not have the right to do so in addition and the name Trump must be removed

you know what it's far less consequential than a lot of other cases but I got to tell you I like this decision yeah and Mike I know it's well it wasn't dying till you got your hands on a you orange-hued fuck. But there's a value here. We've talked a lot on the program over the years about the old Roman concept,

and before that it was an Egyptian concept. I imagine the Babylonians and the Moabites and the Edomites and the Canaanites and the Syrians and the Assyrians, and the Sumerians probably did it too. But the concept of Domnatiomorai, where a king or a ruler or whatever's name would be erased from the memory of the country. There are examples in Egypt, for instance, of the elimination of references to the Pharaoh Akhenaten because he tried to change the religious structure of the country, the kingdom.

but it became known to us via Latin as Domnato Memorii, the damnation of memory. And there were multiple examples of that in Roman history. And there she goes, off to the Romans again. But I like this ruling because it lets him see in real time right now as his entire body decays around him from within. and he falls into the, uh,

into demise and, and decrepitude, he sees, he gets a little glimpse of the future. And he sees what's going to happen as the name Donald Trump potentially gets erased from the history of this once great nation. I, the Kennedy Center has lost over the years.

It's part of our getting involved a short while ago, hour. You and that mouse in your pocket. Hundreds of millions of dollars in some cases, including ridiculous construction jobs that were done over $100 million a year. I took great pride in taking over a losing institution and looked forward to making it into a great and prestigious winner

for Washington, D.C., and indeed the United States of America. Unfortunately, Judge Cooper, and the radical left would rather see it die than have President Trump transform it into something. Either someone's writing this for him, or he's living entirely in the third person now. And it's something that everyone can be proud of, much as I have done in many cases throughout my life and recently,

with all of the construction renovations and fix-up that we have completed with the Department of Interior and Waterfalls, Fountains, Monuments, and other things of beauty that we have brought back to life and now safe and secure after record-setting crime, Washington, D.C., which is thriving like perhaps never before. Havenzenkot, Haben Gavorten's eye. Therefore, based on the fact that the radical left Democrats care more about opposing your favorite president,

me, than saving a dying, performing arts center, all of wellness, all of which lose large amounts of money throughout the country. We're going to be working with Congress to transfer this failing institution back to them so they can make a determination as to what to do with it. Judge Cooper was given a presentation by leading building and construction experts as to how struck actually dangerous the building is, with rotting beams, parking areas that are subject to collapse, and various other life and safety problems.

Oh, God, he's going to have bombs planted in the parking garage. Jesus! Christ! Various other life and safety problems. In addition to the fact that it also needs a major renovation, from an aesthetic standpoint, but he was not swayed, and he said he wants the building to

incredibly remain open and therefore dangerous. Judge Cooper should be ashamed of himself, you know, he is a federal district judge, with all the majesty attendant upon that position in its lifetime appointment.

He can't charge Nitwit Niro with criminal contempt, but he could damn sure charge him with civil contempt and hail his ass into... No, no, uh-uh, don't send one of those shitty petty... Don't send Todd Blanche in here. I want you to send that orange convicted felon in here,

and I want him to stand in front of me and say it to my face so that I can then act accordingly. I cannot be involved with a situation where danger to the public is allowed to flourish and plain an open sight unless I'm free to do what I do better than anyone else, bring this institution back physically, financially, and artistically. I have no interest in continuing what could only be a hopeless journey into Never, Neverland.

oh honey you're already on your journey into never never land and you have been for a while since your first term in office cofayfei hamberter there's never been a president of the United States has been treated so unfairly by the courts as I but that's okay I'll continue to do what is considered to be a great job for the wonderful people of our country I've instructed the Department of Commerce to make all necessary arrangements with Congress to allow full and complete transfer of this institution giving them a responsibility for a operation, maintenance, and management. Thank you for your attention to this matter,

President of the J. Trouble. I feel like I need a nap. Damn. Yeah, there's not... I think there's some text-to-speech or speech-to-text going on here, or else the pathetic girl who follows him around

with the portable wireless printer and prints-off stories. she's, you know, praising him from places like that website that rhymes with, you know, light and fart. There are fewer and fewer places that are praising him. Maybe she just turns on speech to text and take all of this as just a stream of consciousness ramble that some AI did its dead level best to render into action. actual complete sentences. Wow.

Yeah, I know, Kim. Hi, Kim. I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Barack Hussein Obama, really? Yeah, really. I noticed that, too, Jesse Waters. I just tuned in, and I really thought that clip of Jesse Waters was a Saturday Night Live skit.

Is this for real? Does Waters know how absolutely fucking stupid he sounds? He's covered every stupid-ass Republican trope. And you know what? Here's how he doesn't feel bad about how stupid he is. Ken? He looks at his bank account.

And he looks at his home in the country with a river of beer flowing over his grandmother's paisley shawl. And then he feels downright good about himself. But, yeah, he has to say Barack Hussein Obama because that's what Tangi. Nigerian Tiberius says. Justice 3, Trump Zero, Kim, points out. I'm not sure if this is breaking news. This is the third ruling against the Orange Bastard. Federal judge in Miami made a striking turnabout on Friday,

reopening President Trump's $10 billion case against the IRS and saying she wanted to investigate grievous allegations that the hasty deal to resolve it was premised in deception. The ruling by the judge, Kathleen M. Williams was a significant blow both to Mr. Trump, who had voluntarily dismissed the suit last week, and to the Justice Department. After

the president withdrew the suit, senior department officials released a pair of extraordinary agreements that settled the case by establishing a $1.776 billion fund to compensate people who claimed they were victims of government weaponization by Democrats. No, that's

breaking news. That happened earlier today. and good for her because there's an entire special section of ethics rules for prosecutors and lawyers working for the government and this entire

charade premised on deception violates just about all of them and depending on just how pissed off Judge Williams is. She could make findings of fact that make the continued existence of the law license of the petty foggers involved

hang on the most tenuous of threads. I don't know what you're talking about. Randy Pader. What's in the water, Roxanne? Well, depending on where you live, probably some forever chemicals. If you're in West Virginia, there might be some coal, some oil, some gas, some MCHM.

Fine to tell. But again, let's see. June 20th, we will be 17 months, not even halfway. And to this God-forsaken hellstorm that is weighing so heavily upon all of us, you know, I try to provide a little perspective and a little bit of a giggle here and there. because, well, laughter is what the maggots hate more than anything else, so, you know, let's laugh at them.

I mean, it's like that tripe about Judge Cooper. It's a tantrum being thrown by a three-year-old. Only a three-year-old has a developing brain as opposed to a brain that may have probably had problems developing in the first place and has only gotten worse. yesterday we talked about

the J.D. Egg or Jimmy Dick Bowman or whatever he's calling himself these days going off to the Air Force Academy and saying you can't boo well it turns out that Whiskey Pete Kegbreath went on the USS Boxer

docked in Singapore and decided to give a pep talk to the sailors during a workout drill. He said, the president said, Iran can either do it the right way, whether they'll deal across the table,

or they can deal with my guy on the left. That happened to be me. But it's not me. It's you guys. Adam Kinsinger said, he's an actor playing a sick death in a cheesy movie. Aaron Rupar said, no, the cringe level is off the charts.

Pastor Ben Dixon noting Pete Hegseth got how many of our fellow Americans killed and injured and how many bases destroyed all because he used GROC to plan a war with Iran and then got America's ass handed to her? I don't know. Okay, to be fair, he probably didn't use GROC to plan the sneak attack on Iran. He probably used GROC to make naked, deep fake pictures of, well, Maybe Trash Patel's girlfriend, the country music, Western singer. I bet the prompts he entered for something like that after getting a snoot full of old panther piss.

I bet that's real interesting. Oh, hell. I need to go over the river and through the woods to the old holler tree that we sublet from the Keebler Elves and check in with the Friday on the front porch gang because, well, we're halfway through the program. answering Randy Radar's question Gay frogs, says the Colombian spy. That's what's in the water, Kincaid. Damn, Skippy.

And so away to the front porch we go. Hey, Jeremy. Hey, Robin. What on? Another day in Happy Valley. Well, I have a little bit of an update, a little bit of a story. I'm going to ponder a question to you and see how you take it. So, insulin update, insulin 2.0 that I was probably three fucking weeks ago. So, last week as we last left, I told you it would be ready Saturday.

Well, I checked the website Saturday for Walmart. It's cheaper for me. That's why I go there because it's cheaper. I don't have a lot of money anymore. And it then said, it'll be ready Tuesday at 245. Okay, fine. I'm used to this pattern. I checked Tuesday and it had jumped to tomorrow.

It would be ready at 2.45. It's done this four or five times now in a weekly cycle. It jumps two to four days each time when it would be ready. So I said, fuck it. I'm going to call and see what's going on because I have a priority of least sitting in my hand right now for a year of this stuff. So I called the pharmacy, talked to the pharmacist. She's from India.

Super nice. I've known her for years. So I try to be nice to her. and she said, well, we don't have a prior authorization for it. She said, usually we file it and get the thing for it. I said, oh, no, no, no. I said, my endocrinologist went ahead of you because they knew this would be denied because it's a stronger version of it and insurance companies are bastards.

This has been proved for a year. She said, well, don't you find it funny that you're on one insulin and they've proved you another for the same year? I said, no, this is a new prescription starting when I pick it up for a year, it's good for. she's like oh okay then she asked the question why they prescribe it to me and i kind of want to say what does it fucking matter fill it pre-author so i didn't say that and i told her the story why it was done okay well that makes sense like i said she's been very nice so i try to cooperate

yeah but she has it she has no she has no business second-guessing your physician right exactly i know and that's kind of what i bit like i said she's a nice woman i've bit my tongue she's always been nice and helped me out in situations. So I gave her some grace, which I didn't want to at this point because I'm mad at me. But I did. So she said, well, I'll try running it because I don't have a privatization. It may not work.

She hit one button. She said, oh, it's going through. Well, I said to myself, no shit, Sherlock. It's been pre-authorized for a fucking week. Of course it's going through. She's like, okay, well, it looks like $105. I'm like, okay, that's not bad. But nobody, like every insurance holding,

policy, I have a deductible every year. $500 deductible, they'll do anything for me. Well, so far this year, two major prescriptions gone through without triggering a deductible. I don't know why, and I'm not talking about it. I don't bring it up. If they don't talk about it, I'm not going to put it out there for them to think about. X-Nay on the inductable bag. So I went in today dreading.

I'm going to trigger a $100 prescription. I have one for my colonoscopy and one for my pumps, or no, for my CDM, in trigger two big. big expensive things. I went in to hang and they said, it would be $105 and I gulp deeply,

put my car in, and he questioned and I ran from the stores fast. At some point, someone was going to say, have you paid it deductibly? I don't know why it hasn't been triggered. Maybe it's something in my policy

this year I didn't know. Maybe it changed because of the price is going up. I don't know. But when I look online, it says zero 500 deductible net this year so far. So I'm like, okay, fine.

I'll just take the prices you're giving me without question. So that's the good story. So I have two vials left at normal insulin. I'm going to finish those so they don't go bad in the fridge. And then I'll get on this new stuff. And we'll see how that affects my blood sugar going forward. But another question for you is,

is Ashley Sinclairica? I think you'll give me that she was a grifter for MAGA for years and years and years. Yeah. And she admits it. She admits it. Well, what's to say she isn't Marjorie, Taylor, Green, and just better makeup and better hair? Doing the same thing. She sees the death of maggins jumping off.

No, I'll answer that question because marginal trailer queen is still at base marginal trailer queen, because she'll talk about how she was betrayed by Maga, but in the next breath, she'll say, But I still oppose the genital mutilation of children? on the other hand Ashley St. Clair, and frankly, having, I hate to say it, but Ashley St. Clair really didn't have to say it, but in one of the videos, the audio that we've run here, she has openly declared, I was a transphobe, I was hateful, and I'm going to do everything in my power to make it up to the trans community. again, she has no reason to say that because the trans community is itsy, bitsy, teeny, weeny. And there is so much hate against trans people in this country right now that she can hardly even make a dent in it.

But she openly says that she is going to go forward being an ally. Now, how much more difference, how much more night and day can there really be between her and marginal trailer queen? I don't know. The guy that shot Charlie Kerr supposedly was in love with the trans. So there you go. You can have it both ways. I don't think so. It isn't just one one or the other.

I don't think so because she is, she's disavowing everything about them. Everything. And she's saying, she said in that one audio that we ran, what, earlier this week, she said, I screenshot everything and everything goes on blast. So she said, the only way I keep confidences is if it's, if it's, you know, it's, you know, It is done personally to me with a request for it. No, I think she's for real. Okay, we'll give her six months.

If you change her tune, it wouldn't shock me. But, I mean, she's a grifter. Grifter's grift. And I'm not saying something fishy. I think we all feel it did. I don't think it's satellites. I don't think it's even Elon Musk. And I know I got some pushback from Brother Deacon Asa on it, too.

But I don't know the nature of what she's saying. happened because right if he if he used some sort of communications technology and again the spoon more letter that uh... we were uh... we were talking about uh... that david in

Oregon was talking about says that the damage was done in a way that no forensic examination would uncover yeah it was done in a collection level. I wish I'd save maybe I'd often go look at my

computer site I would download it because I wanted to send it to you. It was a really good thing. There's an organization that's been looking into this since it happened and they're supposedly bipartisan but this woman explained it as it happened simply you think it happened. It happened to the collection level in the government software would just tallyate the numbers.

It just takes in numbers and she did it by using oddly enough, this will sound weird because it kind of relates to watermelon shooting them to prove you know, Henry water's face was killed Hilly Clinton, or Vince Foster was killed by a Hilly Clinton. The same idea without the conspiracy theory. She used two different color M&Ms and two jars. She said what happened was on the collection level, there was two totals. There was the real totals. She put a yellow M&Ms in there,

and she said there's this made-up total. They put them in there. She said the trick is fake number never get higher than the real number until a certain point. And then you throw out the real number, you don't have the fake number. That's how it was done. It was done inside the government software, which only total stuff. He said there will be really no record of it. So something happened. I will give you that. I don't think it was necessarily base lasers or any of that shit.

I think that's just weird shit she made up. I really do. But anyway. Well, I mean, if you see the video, it's not weird shit she made up. It's weird shit that Leon Scum said directly to her. Elon Musk is a drug addict. She put the shit in, you know, she screenshots. it and she shows it in the videos.

Elon Musk gets high in ketamine. I don't believe the fucking thing he says. I didn't believe about his Tesla truck being bulletproof, and bricks broke the windows when he threw the minute and laughed at it. I don't believe that fucker. He just stumbled in things. He's done nothing created with his life. He's gotten really lucky with his investments. That's it. He's created nothing. Jack shit.

No, he hasn't. All he does is... All he does is glom onto things with his money. But anyway, I want to come on to things with his money. But anyway. I'm not trying to get hostile toward you. I'm just trying to push back a little push back. I didn't think so at all.

But I'm going to continue to listen to her and see what she has to say. Because she's making the maggots really squirmy. Yeah, I agree. Anyway, I'm working. I'm trying to get done early because I do have insulin in the fridge, which I want to get back home where it's safe, because it's worth $4,000 street value. So I'm going to mute out here unless it's absolutely necessary to let Kevin go if he can hear us,

and I'll listen to here for a lot. Yeah, my God, what a thing. It's wild when you describe something like insulin as having street value. I'll take a screenshot when I get asked. No, I'm not challenging you. It's just, what a world. It literally is label as that, Robin. Cash value, which is another word for street value, $4,000.

for a 90-day supply. Yeah. So I shudder to think what happens to people who don't have insurance. I really, really do because, I mean, for me, if I didn't, if they had asked that deductible,

I'm okay for now. I have two vials. One of those people who can actually kill it this. So it does make me worry. But anyway, go to Kevin. You have a right, too. Hey, Kevin. Are you there?

Well, okay, there you are. Cool. How are you doing? Oh. I'm holding up about the same as any of us in this little family community congregation. Yeah. Just trying to get from one day to the next.

Yeah. I went to Boston. Yeah. One Wednesday and saw another doctor at the clinic there on the eighth floor at the Wayne building. and the Radikava that I've been talking about, he's not a fan of it. He doesn't think there's been enough of a large enough pool of research. So,

not that I'm going to change my mind with my original. Does he have ALS? No. No. He's like the supervising doctor there. I don't know, whatever. I mean, it's Blossin. So obviously, bigger,

matter and better. But at the end of the day, I mean, I have some good tests. You know, blood tests and breathing test and visual tests and all that. I really am like in a maybe a little bit of a slower situation here. I'm walking a little slower. My mind is still okay. by speech sometimes I got to

take a breath to you know if I'm going to go on long speech like type of thing I got to kind of slow down a little bit you know that type of thing um

so they're like oh yeah you can come back for more tests and I'm like well I'm not I'm not trying to make light of you know I don't know I don't know if you guys

if you can feel me on this one or what, but I feel like, look, I know what I have, I know what I've been diagnosed with, I know I have an ALS, and I'm not saying, well, okay, there's nothing that can be done about it, but I'm, I think I'm at a little bit of a mind plateau here, and I need to break out of it, more or less, kind of like, I'm still getting up every day and just going out and getting in my car because I can still drive and doing things and, you know, reading a lot and moving my body as much as I can. So, I mean, what else is there to do, right? Well, there is one thing, and I don't know if you've considered it or if you're doing it. But a therapist ain't a bad idea.

yeah i was thinking about that actually yeah just to deal with just to deal with the stages of the process you're you're living through yeah right because it's going to change at some point it's going to you know obviously it's going to be a little different than is now but if i'm if i'm mistaken tell me it's a progression disease and not an overnight thing right no it's not an overnight thing so you're i think you're doing the right thing you're you're sort of constantly assessing where you are and that gives you a i think that gives you a better grounding and a better mindset for dealing with what you have to deal with well one thing they have there in boston they do have uh trials uh that they don't have that i don't

have here in a smaller hospital in western Massachusetts. I don't have that here. So there is one difference. They have more access to trials. And also in Westboro, which is like 20 miles from Boston, that's where the Massachusetts ALS head office is

there as well. So anyway, nice people, though. I mean, everybody was great. Very helpful. you know my brother drove me out there $27 for parking for the day not too bad

you're charged I don't know what yeah that sounds about right for like parking at Union Station in D.C. But oh Valet If it was Valais then that was a damn steel Yeah right So Just out of curiosity Kevin

Have you applied for handicapped plates so you can take advantage of those issues now? I have. I have to do a physical evaluation with my doctor, my neurologist. He said literally come outside with me and watch me get in the car. So that's next, yeah. He's not going to turn you down, trust me. You can do jumping jackfold down. He's not going to turn you down.

You have something which pretty much guarantees you a yes. Don't worry about it. Sweet. Yeah, I'll have him. go out there and then shove that off to my primary doctor and get that plate. So I walked out on the grocery store Sunday, last Sunday evening. It took me a lot longer than it did before. I was like, damn, my legs are getting tired.

I don't know. It took me about 15 minutes to go from one or the store or the other. They do have those motorized things. I just didn't want to go there yet, but I just push the shopping cart around. I used the shopping cart as a walker, so to speak. and I didn't have too much to get anyway I just want to see what I could do so it took about 15 minutes to go from one

into the other you know whereas before it would take me five you know three so but I did it so so what's up with Nittwin-Nero well in which regard

I've got a clip here I'm happy I'm happy to say Kevin that I'm not the only one who's out here giggling about the losses. Bless her heart, Nicole Wallace over at MS now. Well, she was, I think she was ready to do an end zone dance. Anti-weaponization fund must freeze and that no money can be dispersed until she hears a motion challenging the fund's very existence.

Also coming down this afternoon, a judge has permanently blocked Trump from adding his name to the the Kennedy Center ordering the administration to remove all physical signage and other official documentation that names the Kennedy Center after anyone other than Kennedy. That has to happen within 14 days. The judge also temporarily block the center from being closed for two years for renovations. Joining me at the table host of Politics Nation, president of the National Action Network, the Reverend Al Sharpton, Glenn and Michael are still here. Glenn, there's the humiliating aspect to these stories, but he's game up,

and now someone is going to have to climb on top of that ladder and, you know, unscrew the D-O-N, you know, all the other letters of his name. But there's all of the losing. I mean, what is left in terms of legal acumen in the Department of Justice if they can't win a case? Well, I don't want to give the Trump administration any ideas, but is it possible they could save face by renaming it after the Louisiana senator? Just a thought. Look, I'll be honest with you.

On the, on the, on the, the weaponization fund thing, I would imagine, I more than would imagine, I know that there are people, political appointees in the Justice Department and in the White House, who are really, really happy or would be very happy if this thing died a quiet judicial death so that they were not forced to defend it and that they were not forced to have a confrontation with the Senate. Republicans in the Senate who feel newly liberated from Donald Trump and are very antithetical to this proposal. So this is one of those instances in which a court rebuke against Trump probably is viewed relatively positively by a lot of people at DOJ. But that's pathetic. They're too weak to tell Donald Trump this is a crappy idea. So they waste the country's time. They gum up the judicial system so that a judge can knock it down. I mean, that's pathetic, wrapped in tragedy, wrapped in a waste of everybody's time and money. Don't blame me. I'm just the messenger, Nicole. I think the, I think it just reflects this whole dynamic that you see playing out everywhere else.

Dude, come on, dare to dream. This thing is so fucking corrupt. It could wind up costing Todd Blanchie and the other pettifoggers, their lolloy. licenses. It's a beautiful moment. Lift every voice in song on that note, you know? Second term of Donald Trump is entirely predicated on the notion that the first term had too much pushback. Really? Like, the chief of staff at the White House, Susie Wiles, her main directive is that there be fewer leaks and much less dissension on some of these decisions.

There is no dissension in the Department of Justice, as you said, and you're 100% right. So what are they forced to do? We're forced to, for instance, have a strategy of bringing cases in D.C. that are no true bills, that prosecutors know are going to get shot down by... And it goes beyond that. They can't even work in D.C. now, the DOJ is actually, because there's another one of these, we talked last week about Judge Reed Hoffman in Texas. who's trying to assert jurisdiction over a hospital in Rhode Island,

well, now a lawsuit has been filed in California, trying to quash subpoenas from the DOJ, again, for Reed Hoffman in Texas, for children receiving treatment at the children's hospital that's run by Stanford. They can't operate on their own home turf anymore because, a judge in D.C., I mean, all federal judges are equal, but a federal judge in D.C.

has a little bit more gravitas because that's where a lot of the litigation regarding government actions happen. And so those judges tend to be much more well-versed on what the government can and cannot do. And so they go, So they get on their mule and ride it down to Texas where that little pissant thinks that he can do anything he wants to

and the Constitution be damned. It's a hell of a thing. I'm just checking email there. He just keeps losing and losing and losing because, well, they didn't drain the swamp, they drained the talent from the DOJ. and I don't know if you tuned in yet or not, Kevin, but the news out of Boston where they got shot down over trying to overturn the federal government

trying to overturn a city ordinance and the judge said, listen, even if I gave you the relief you wanted, it's still a matter of commonwealth law. And this wouldn't affect that. So, you know, fuck off up a cactus. Wait till they tell him he can't build his aircraft room. Oh, I'm waiting for that.

Speaking of which, and, gee, I hope this isn't not humiliating enough. A few days ago, they put out the partial talent list for their Great American State Fair. They're on the lawn of the White House, and they were touting the washed-up has-bands that were going to be performing. when they posted it it was Martina McBride C&C music factory Vanilla ice

Millie Vanilli, at least half of it I think the other either Millie or Vanilli is dead Young MC The Commodores Morris Day and the Time Floorida and Brett Michaels saying

just said it 1999 and 4 box hops to Kellogg cereal I I can't believe the most famous Commodore would appear anything to Trump Minor Ritchie would not be caught dead around that motherfucker

well but it's against commercial Jeremy but there's more some dated shit right already half of them have pulled out that I'm getting that. Martina McBride is out. C&C. Music Factory are out. Millie Vanilli is out. Young MC is out. The Commodores are out. Morris Day and the Time are out. And Brent Michaels is out, leaving only vanilla ice and flowrida. And Jesus, God damn, they couldn't even get Robert Richie.

Kid Rock. Well, speaking of Robert Richie, I forget. Go ahead. No, go ahead, Jerry. I think it was the that punk band from, the punk Irish band from Boston.

God, I can't think of their name right now. The ones that really hate Trump. Anyway, they were at a festival a couple weeks ago, and they were told that Robert Ritchie was in it. They were told by the festival guy that put it on, hey, don't say too much about Kid Rock. He's gut-sensitive feelings.

The host actually meant this. Well, this guy said to himself, fuck it. I'm going to pick on him. See if he can take it like a man. Evidently, as he went up to perform as the lead of the whole festival, he yelled out to Kid Rock. Hey, Kid Rock, I know we have differences. You disagree with me that Trump's the evilest motherfucker ever walked the earth.

I promise that you can get back to yelling at 12-year-olds at a high school over a loudspeaker any time now. And he shut up. Well, after the show, up comes Kid Rock. and gets in his face and kind of pokes him in the chest think you're funny man don't you think you're funny don't you're a funny man that's all he would say to him everyone could say then he said he leaned in real creepy like into his ear and said guess what i'd bang more chicks than you and this guy fired back without hesitation and said yeah but at least mine were legal yeah that goes hand in hand with the joke i heard recently i think i mentioned it here uh why do why do maggots hate women

with nose and lip and eyebrow piercings. It means they're over 18. And tattoos doesn't make sense too. I'll need you a tattoo with your parents first, but usually oh shit, lightning.

You do, yes. I wanted to share something because I've mentioned it a couple of times now. The Tucker Carlson impression that Jeremy Colhain at SNL does, I mean, Austin Scott Powers does a great, no, that's not his name, whatever his name is, the guy who does the Trump impression. He does a great one. But, you know, Tokyo Rose Carlson is kind of out of the way. But this is, this is a comic impression for the ages. When he does Tuckio roast Carlson, this is just funny.

I just have to share it. It's so good. I've been giggling ever since Victoria showed this to me. And some of the catchphrases from this have almost replaced our favorite catchphrase of all, which is counting or not counting gun violence. The Met Gala took place in New York this week. Here to give his thoughts on fashion's biggest night is conservative political commentator Tucker Carlson. And he's even got to smugly.

little face down. The Met Gala. A night of fashion and fun. Come on everybody. Let's all prance around in our hundred thousand dollar clown outfits and watch the American Empire crumble. What are we doing? What's going on?

So you didn't like this year's Met Gala? Oh no, I loved it because when I go to a museum, I don't want to talk about history. No, I want to look at the rock in a skirt. Do you smell what the rock is cooking? cooking because I do it's gender confusion that's the rule that's the goal now i don't think that's the goal i think i think it's just like meant to be fun okay well what about madonna she named herself after the virgin mary and you want to know my favorite thing about the mother of jesus christ oh i know the big pirate ship on her head and i have to be attracted to this you don't have to be

attracted to any of them weren't there any outfits you liked i mean hiding Klooms was fun. Oh, yes. The left has finally gotten what they've always wanted. They put the Statue of Liberty in a burqa. No, you know... I haven't heard a laugh like that since Tom Hulse in Amadeus. You know that's not what she was doing. Oh, what's next? Does the Chrysler building become the anti-Kreisler building? What are we doing? What's going on? Is this the New York we want to live in, Colin? Don't you live in like Maine? Yes, and let's talk about Maine. M-A-I-N-E?

Huh, really? The E is silent, but who silenced it? And why? What the hell are you talking about? You're talking about the silent E in Maine now. I'm glad you brought it up, Colin. I did. And what does that E stand for?

Oh, I know, euphoria. No. Oh, yes, euphoria. And no, I'm not talking. about the feeling I get when I press one for English. Come on, man. Oh, and look who's next coming down the runway. It's Jafar Jackson, who had the gall to show up after starring in the Michael Jackson movie.

Oh, yeah, some people were very upset about that movie, yeah. And they should be. The movie ends in 1988, so obviously they avoided something serious that needs to be acknowledged. The part of Michael Jackson's life, no one wants to tell you. talk about anymore. Of course, I'm talking about the part when he was a white man. Oh, sorry, kids. Michael Jackson doesn't get to live a beautiful white life anymore. Huh, who does that remind me of? Oh, that's right. All of us. That's the rule. That's the goal now. Shimona? Yeah. More like shame on you.

Oh, God. Jesus, dude. That's just awful. And now, a word from our sponsor. What? Round bananas. You want to eat bananas without words? Fucking gay, try round bananas. No, you can't do ad reads on the show. Now, let's talk about ASAP's Rocky Alfa. Asap Rocky's outfit. He was on the red carpet wearing my least favorite color, African American. I love that, though. That's the rule. That's the goal now. Oh, God, that's so good.

just saying sound effects I think everyone can hear this this is my favorite sound effect the last six months but never mind can't do it forget it never mind basically I clipped out

James Carverill saying you're damn right I got Trump running it I hate the motherfucker Oh yeah no I saw that I love that I love that's my fire right now I want more Trump derangement syndrome

I wish I could hate him more I wish I'd never let it go and he starts shaking like Hulkolk cracks me up. Oh, and since we talked a little bit about the Tala freakout that the maggots are having all across the country, not just in Texas, this, there's a new poll out from Texas public opinion research in which James Tala Rico is leading Ken Paxton the indicted Attorney General 47 to 43

and that puts him close to the 50% line and that brings undecided voters into into play

and now disgruntled disgruntled the John Corn holio voters are saying, oh no, we're going to vote for Tala Rico. We're definitely doing that. In fact, it's so bad down-intakes-ass

that according to the San Antonio current, the Travis County Republicans Facebook group is, well, this is a thing. Republicans in disarray because too many members are posting pro-Taleroa messages on the Travis County Republican Facebook group. And so finally, the admin of the group won Andy Hogue said,

no pro-Taloracos posts allowed, even if you don't personally like one of our Republican nominees, support for their Democrat or third-party opponent is your own private business. Look, we've all been there and have had Republican primary candidates we did not personally favor, make the general, even a ballot race blank is acceptable, by the way. And once every double mega blue harvest moon, there's a Democrat we kind of like. But this is a Republican forum. We stand together with Republican voters in that's final.

All fair critiques notwithstanding. Oh, dear. We got trouble in River City. Mm-hmm. And so it turns out that, yeah, pro corn and maggots are making their voices heard. To wit this, Josh Enoch, Josh Enoch at MS now, went down to Texas and reported back that there's a lot of pissed off Republicans down there. son of a gun, who to thunk. I don't know if you've been following this,

but voters anger over the proliferation of data centers fueling the AI boom has been boiling over. In red states, blue states alike, local communities are fighting to keep those sprawling centers out of their backyards, perhaps nowhere more than in Texas, where some reliably Republican voters tell MS now is Josh Eninger, they believe it could have a major impact on that pivotal Senate race.

Josh is here now. You went to a ruby red part of Texas. And you talk to some conservatives. Yeah. And they feel taken for granted and left behind by the very people they elected to represent them, whether it's at the local level, the state level, or in the White House, of course. You know, this is an area where people are very conservative, Christian conservatives. And they blame the president, their governor, for creating a world where a lot of these AI data centers are able to come in there.

There's not a lot of regulation. These are unincorporated parts of central Texas, and these large tech companies come in there. They're able to negotiate tax incentives, tax abatements, so they spend less in tax than they would perhaps otherwise. And in exchange, people are getting higher electricity rates, because the point of these facilities is they just swallow up so much power. Because what they're doing is they have just millions of computers. they have to keep them cool. Cooling them takes power. It takes water.

And so just the natural resources. And it's really, really upsetting a lot of the people who live nearby. Here's what some of these voters had to say when I saw them just in the last couple of days. Conservative Republicans feel like they're not being heard anymore. That was a big voice that I heard through the whole campaign. They're not being heard by Republican candidates and officials, elected officials. I'm very disappointed and I'm hurt. and I do not like to be lied to.

I'm just heartbroken. I mean, I am absolutely heartbroken. The public is now seen through the illusion. They are now realizing that left and right has been nothing more but than to keep us divided. And you're going to vote for Tala Rico, you said. Oh, absolutely. I will turn coat and vote for any Democrat

that is championing the cause of the community. Wow. Yeah, fascinating, right? And I asked that woman, I asked her in a different way. I said, so, you know, this is obviously the Senate race. It's a race that's been held by a seat that's been held by Republicans in 1993. You know, Ken Paxton just won the nomination. And Talarico, James Tala riko is the Democrat in the race.

And I said to her, I said, if you vote for Tala Rico and you want this Texas seat to flip to blue, that means you're willing to flip the Senate to the Democrats. And you have all these issues that you're conservative on, that you believe in, you've been voting on for your whole life. You're willing to leave them all behind? She said yes. And she knows a lot of people who feel the same way. So, look, Chris, this is anecdotal. This is a small number of people.

It's not scientific. But there's something happening on the ground in this very ruby red area of a red state that is... What do you want to bet they've been told not to say blood red? It's definitely worth watching. Wow. Shineger, thanks for bringing it to us. Yeah. I got a question.

Go for it, Kevin. So let's just say between now and November, off the mortal coil egos. Now, what happened to CBS and CNN?

Do they double down, triple down on their orders that they took? Or are they going to finally, you know, become news organizations that they should be. You know what I mean? Well, I think there's a little bit of a... Is there going to be some kind of fight back to, you know, the big donor there, the CVS donor there, what's her name?

The one that took over. Yeah, Larry Ellison and his Nepo baby son. right so like if he wanders off between you know let's say when the next 60 days or 90 days and uh you know does CNN and CBS and you know all these other ABC whatever I mean they find newfound life you hope they do well so in the past couple of days there was a a bit of a maybe a temperature taking Kevin because that the

the the what's it called the journalism news and documentary Emmy Awards took place on Wednesday night 60

60 minutes was up for 10 awards guess who wasn't anywhere to be seen Barry Weiss yeah because she knows and she's done she's done such a god-awful job that uh... uh... there's that there's even been rumored to be some unhappiness among uh... the the the two uh...

the two ellisans who own her is it worth it for them is is all this is all this censorship everything it's it's you know censorship there's a lot involved it's tiring and you got to think they must get tired day in and day out making sure they died every eye cross every tea don't say this don't say that that stuff takes a toll on people after a while

well sure it does and the thing is they okay so at this Emmy ceremony they award what's called the Mike Wallace Scholarship and a man named Santiago Campos won it and he stepped up to the microphone and did a mic drop. I want to also acknowledge how the recent direction of the outlet stains the legacy of Mike Wallace the namesake of this scholarship. As corporate elites take hold over the very pipes through which our information flows, journalism that serves people becomes increasingly harder to come by, yet ever more crucial, and what the people want is the truth.

and the crowd absolutely roared when he said that. That's huge. And Scott Pelly, who was presenting the award and was, you know, well, I think he delivered his own remarks in presenting the award, the Mike Wallace Memorial Scholarship, and the CBS news section Weiss wasn't anywhere near to be near

she wasn't there with her colleagues and I mean you also have the FCC to deal with but you know even even they will probably not be too you know I'm all about things well and Scott Pelly then said after

Santiago Campos's remarks he said I know that Mike Wallace is looking down at you with pride at this very moment. Wow, that's a lot from Scott Pelley. So, you know, the reputation of what was once a great journalism outlet is, well, it's not in the toilet. It's already through the sewage system. Yep. ABC.

And according both the New York Times and the New York Post, at the close of this season, and Barry Weiss, most certainly on orders from Larry Ellison and the Nepo baby, they're going to completely dismantle 60 minutes. And at this point in time, they're sending all the veteran staff and executives of the show to a farm in upstate New York where they can run and play all they want. the executive producer tanya simon is gone the senior executive producer dragon mahelovich correspondent sharon alfonzi and cecilia vega

uh have all been have all been ditched and shown the door and a former new york times columnist named nick bilton will be the new executive producer well let's see what happens when the engine engine goes out they still have that i mean this is and the thing is you predicated, you know, if the great day finally comes, what you ask what will happen.

Well, the billionaires, the billionaires don't give a shit who's in the Oval Office, but they were fond of having NITWITNero there because all you had to do was flatter him a little bit, and he would do exactly what you told him to do as long as you made him think it was his idea.

Right, plus he... And so they're just going to, they're going to, if he shuffles off this mortal coil, what they're going to be most concerned with is can they control the JD egg the same way? And of course, the JD egg is primarily controlled by Peter Thiel, right? Right. Well, now Peter Thiel has decided to hit the bricks. He's moved off to Argentina.

he calls it his plan B. Joyce Carroll Oates, who is a former Ivy League professor and also a magnificent writer, said, chilling to read in a New York Times article about Peter Thiel now living in Argentina and that in the event of a nuclear war that devastates all of North America, Argentina would hardly be affected at all. Presumably the major reasons for this far-right billionaire has left the U.S. to live in Argentina, which has some people sort of, a little unsettled because if anybody has

inside information for what's coming he does and so that confirms what I've been talking about here for months now that Canckel's Caligula really wants to use some nukes

and that Peter Thiel in turn knows that that will get some nukes used on the United States think of it as a variation of that classic film on the beach where the world goes nuclear and the last survivors are left on the beach

in the southern hemisphere, I think, what, Australia, New Zealand maybe? Yeah, New Zealand, I think. Well, somebody else had a plan B about Argentina. Oh, that's the first Ramalama Ding Dong of the evening, Kevin, and you got it. Yeah. And so Peter Thiel is already in Argentina, and the New York Times says he's enrolled

Jesus Christ, he has spawned. He's enrolled his kids in a local school. Yeah. Well, hopefully they'll be going through that place like they did, Hitler's hideaways, or the German hideaways of Argentina on these discovery shows. And this is where Peter T. will spend his last days. We can hope that the Argentine people come to their senses and get rid of that. a dude with the weirdo haircut, the fascist with the weirdo haircut,

and get responsible governance back, and then, hey, maybe somebody can take Peter Thiel on a little helicopter ride. To the Falkland Islands. No, not quite to the Falklands, just far enough out over the water to the booty's ass out the door. Because that's a thing that's happened in the past in Argentina. In fact, Pope Frank knew all about it because he was working there at the time. You mean the flying nuns? I was trying to avoid saying it, but thank you, Jeremy. I can always count on you.

Well, hey, here's something I've always figured. It's horrible to talk about, but when you whitewash history, it disappears. You have to say the ugly part to keep reinforcing how fucking bad it was. I don't care if it's just hasteful. It's what happened. Not acknowledging the real words that happened or denying kind of that it happened. I mean, that's what they came to be known as. Unfortunately.

And, of course, we were entirely supportive of it here in the greatest country in the history of the world on Earth now today, forever in the universe under God, amen. America. Merca. But, you know, who will, I guess the time zone is pretty close, so he and the J.D. Egg can still have Pillow Talk. but since we were talking about CBS, this too the replacement for the late show is on air now

it's something called Byron Allen's Comics Unleashed Byron Allen is paying CVS and Larry Ellison and the Nepo baby $15 million a year to run a half hour program it's literally bought time

and over at the Guardian and Andrew Lawrence posted a review of the show that, well, it's not so much a review as a crushing brief against it, writing The Aplause. Dear God, the applause. It has a bracing against the headboard and groping for the remote when comics unleashed detonates onto the screen just before midnight. A soliless barrage of whoops, cheers,

and apparatic-grade terror clapping. It hits like a jetty. engine at takeoff, swallowing the show's disembodied announcer in a silo of his own manufactured zaniness. The applause snuffs out introductions to the guests, all stand-up comic.

Who's Who's that? That's a great line. A who's who of who's that. And upstages a modest studio audience that appears to have been rounded up from pamphlet clutching L.A. Tourists. Oh, Jesus! viewers conditioned to expect sharp monologue, celebrity interviews, and some kind of live wire unpredictability at bedtime should try Kimmel instead.

Or better yet, wait for John Oliver. Comics Unleashed is not a show you tweet about in the moment, discuss the next morning, or DVR with anticipation. It exists one evolutionary rung above, oh God, above a looped fireplace video. the sort of thing Walmart might run silently on a showroom TV wall. Watching the show's first week on CBS was not nostalgic in any comforting sense. It felt more like stumbling across an old ice machine in a dark hotel hallway, still running somehow despite the fatal sounding clatters and groans.

There's an unmistakable superficiality to comics unleashed. The generic prefab set is lit like a first. furniture showroom, the canned video filling the B-roll intros look scraped from shutterstock, the framed photos of John Lovitz and Sinbad feel ripped from a comedy seller wall. A typical exchange begins with Alan offering something like, I heard you just got engaged before the comic launches into a tightly packaged minute of

relationship material. It's chatbot conversation performed by humans only less human now and you know what they're getting their $15 million so Larry Ellison and the Nepo baby don't give a fuck

they could run an old black and white test pattern and not and probably be providing better content I'm fairly willing to beth that wants John Levitt is here's picture is up in the

back fan of this production. He'll demand to be taken down and get rid of it. I wonder. John Levitts is with us soundly. No question about that. Don't worry. He's not a magnet. Okay. Just so you know, he's frequently a guest

on Stephanie Miller. He's also now a non-secretarian minister who actually talks about the gospel the same way that the John guy that she's friends with, I can't have a name right now. So he's definitely in our corner for everything you can think of. He's not a maggot.

Well, but speaking of viewing, now that everything is falling apart all around him, including himself, the much-ballahood UFC brawl on the South Lawn, well, they're doing that. He didn't want to do another military parade, so he's going to have a UFC fight for his birthday

and call it a Flag Day celebration. And even Pink Shrek said it's a terrible idea to do it outdoors because, well, it's going to be hot and muggy in D.C. And some of those pinching and poking and kicking and gouging fighter boys will probably get heat stroke. And so falling back on a... last year, well, the Pentagon, which means

the DUI hire, Whiskey Pete, is trying to recruit hundreds of troops to pad the audience with. Police club, but they're cheap skates, and so while they

want hundreds of troops to watch it, they won't cover travel costs. The Washington Post reported that. saying that Whiskey Pete is, quote, requiring those who attend to pay for their travel and meet height and weight requirements and has solicited volunteers across the height and weight requirements. Yeah, okay. They want junior enlisted personnel and junior officers who can't afford the travel because they're junior enlisted personnel and junior officers.

Junior troops, as the Washington Post noted, make up the military. Terry's lowest pay grades. Have you read the fine print? You sure doesn't say somewhere on there are no blah people and especially none of them blah women? Well, the height requirements takes care of the women folk. I'm sure it's not under 511 and they just won't approve any blah people. Jesus.

Oh, and while we're at it, we've got about 29 minutes left in the program. we could get down to $3,500 for the funding deficit with $36 more. Or, well, a miracle in 29 minutes, 3536 is the deficit for the month of May. We'll see what happens. You remember how mad the maggots got about Mitwit Niro's peace plan, the one he's begging Iran for? Yeah. Well, there's a new reporting from the New York Times about the draft peace plan. Oh, dear.

Let's remember that with the JCPOA, Iran got back, what, $1.7 billion of its own money? He gave away. $1.7 billion. Uh-oh. Well, you know, everything's either projection or confession. And according to the New York Times,

Iranian officials described it as a reconstruction program that would be promised to Iran in the event of final agreement was signed. Earlier in the negotiations, Tehran had demanded reparations for bombardment damage

that some Iranian officials estimated $300 billion to $1 trillion. I wouldn't be price and so there's a 300 billion dollar investment fund to help rebuild Iran at the end of the war that nitwit Nero is apparently interested in signing off on that's a hell of a lot more than $1.7 billion of Iran's own money. Who we, the art of the deal y'all, the art of the deal! I wonder how the maggots are going to feel about $300 billion.

I mean, $1.776 billion going to pedophiles and domestic terrorists. That's problem one. $300 billion to Iran when we're

paying at least $4.50 a gallon on a national average and it's knocking down $7 a gallon in California. Ah, the maggots are going to love that. Especially in places like taxes. You know, where nothing's close to anything else.

And you can drive for a day and still not be out of taxes. Yeah, the maggots are going to love that. Keep spelling and some of the authors deal wrong. It's not spelled the E.L. It's spelled S-T-E-A-L. You're out of the steel. Oh, how true. There's the second Rommelama Ding-Dong.

Oh, and thank you. Thank you to Frank. Okay, we're down to $3,500 now. Thank you, Frank. Thank you so much. And, uh, oh, Ralphs, you did it too, so, well, that's nice. So, uh, 3464. That's a lot better than it was previously.

Thank you, Ralph, and thank you, Frank. Thank you so much. Well, now we'll just work on the 464 so we can get to halfway funded. It's been some brutal months. I checked in my pocket, Robin. I found it in a dollar and 11 cents. Your total's a little different now again. Oh,

Jeremy. A dollar 11, is it? Yeah, just slightly different, no big deal. Yeah. 34, 62, 89, you juvenile delinquent you? Omaha, Mike. Yeah.

Thank you, Colombian spy. It's been dropped in, Like a few minutes ago and so did Sparky, but he left. Well, Sparky was here like 20 minutes. Yeah, I saw Sparky pop by. Yep, there's the $1.11. So, yep. 346589.

No. 62, 32, $3462.89. Ciphering makes my brain itch. Oh, what else do we have here? Oh, this was fun. It's a pity. Tracy's not in the room this evening because I've She'd have plenty to say about this.

Spencer Pratt is a maggot who's running for mayor of L.A. The primaries only what? Saturday, Sunday, Monday. Yeah, it's four days away. And Spencer Pratt showed up on Fox News TV Radio Rwanda. To brag that, well, the great big bearded juvenile delinquent in the sky wants him to be mayor of L.A. Days, L.A. voters are picking their next mayor, and Spencer Pratt, who you just heard talking dust during the commercial, shaking up the high-stakes race, promising to root out crime, homelessness, and get those burned homes, including his own, rebuilt.

Take a minute to run for mayor. I'll tell you how I became the prince of a town called Bel Air. Councilwoman Robbins plan for treatment first. I will go below the Harbor Freeway tomorrow with her, and we can find some of these people she's going to offer treatment for. She's going to get stabbed in the neck. Downtown is so unsafe now that they have to serve the food. All the employees have to eat inside.

She doesn't care about safety. She doesn't care about anything she's talking about. At least Mayor Bass pretends to care. And it just may be working for Pratt. seeing a major boost in support, outraising incumbent mayor, Karen Bass, by nearly 10 times. All right, the man himself,

Spencer Pratt, joins us now. Spencer, thanks so much for joining us on the Kirby Couch. So blessed of year. So tell us about this rise because no one saw you coming. We really didn't. So much to spare in L.A., but you focus on the bread and buttery issues.

You're not talking high level. Just brass sacks, clean streets, safety. your house shouldn't be burned down. Yeah, absolutely. Why I'm resonating across the country or even outside of the country is because all I focus on is the truth. I'm the look around candidate. I do basics.

I don't do national politics. I don't do parties. I just say, look, they're stealing all of our tax money to give it to drug addicts, to have needles. What about Iran? I think, I think, I think $300 billion to Iran is a lot more than a needle exchange program. And if he's not about parties, then why is he a goddamn Republican?

Be an independent, dumbass. At least tell the truth about his fire situation. He's mad at Karen Bass for his house burning down because him and his, I'm going to spare her name, but him and his wife, Heidi, got rid of their insurance as they believed the end of the earth was coming and gave away all of their money. So when their house burned down the earth, then, and they're pretty much flat broke. Well, not anymore with $2.72 million cool dollars. And there's your answer, though, Jeremy.

He's a welfare queen. Oh, and by the way, Ralph's just took us down to $3,460 and said, Take that, Jeremy. You two quit squabbling. We'll just stay with our nice even numbers. You don't understand. I'm just making them spend money. I don't care.

I don't care about the total. I'm just doing to make other people spend money out of frustration. So I still win. They spend many. They're not spending because nobody's selling. Now, stop that. They're spending. You're selling this program.

I'm not selling. Everything here is free. But he wasn't done, Spencer Pratt. I didn't realize he was that much of a Lulu, though, Jeremy. I appreciate it because, oh, the end of the world is. the end of the world didn't happen and I don't have any insurance. I didn't want to go. Okay.

Horn collector, forgive me on this. But do you know the history of his wife? No, but I'm about to. You mentioned, you're going to find out and there else is too, because you brought this topic up before, but in a weirder way. She's one of these women fell into Mug-a-Laga face and stuff like that long before it was fashion. She is famous for an hamilton.

enhancing a certain part of her body to the point where she had to have it redone because she couldn't take the back pain. That's what she's famous for. Look it up, I'm not lying. So that's where they're famous. Spent their money in plastic surgery and the end of the world. Oh, so she got some bodacious tautas. I didn't know she was a media personality. If you've ever seen her, if she was on MTV, the Hills,

that explains why I have no idea who she is. she she was a really skinny girl i mean not overweight or anything like that but she literally got something like double g's done i'm not even joking oh basically was a clown for three months of her way yeah cartoonishly large breasts then yes i don't know i don't know why you guys are bad and our pink sparky i think you're great he's got a great rap trust me it's all natural i i don't i don't even know i don't even know what you're you juvenile delinquents are talking about, and I don't want to know. Just what you guys were saying earlier about Sparky, I don't know why you got to do that.

He's a wonderful man. Don't make me pull this radio program over. I will. You know it. But, no. I want to get to the fun part of this Spencer Pratt interview, now that he's going to get his house taken care of. and turnicates and they're actually even selling the drugs to these addicts to let these people die on our sidewalks

I want to be the compassionate one get these people mandatory treatment medical treatment with doctors to help them get off of fentanyl and super meth and that is what people actually want in L.A. As much as everybody wanted to believe the people that have been in charge my opponents. Oh, pet peeve, it's fentanyl you stupid piece of shit. but and mandatory treatment well that sounds like involuntary commitments and you're going to need a really much much much more gargantuan mental health system if you want to have one of those combined are at almost 10 years of their experience their failures and so people want an outsider that's not a politician that's just saying the facts the truth these people have failed us

they've spent all of our tax money to increase problems And I keep it basic. And again, I never wanted to be the mayor. I just wanted somebody to tell the truth. And by telling the truth, now the people are behind me, and I will continue to speak the truth on behalf of Los Angeles for as far as they want to push me. Now, Spencer, you've raised a lot of money, the most money, between April 19th and May 16th, like a week ago. So Spencer has raised $2.72 million.

Neatia, who is the progressive, she has raised $400,000. and then Karen Bass, 283,000. A, where are you getting the money? There are three of you in the race, and there could be a runoff. One of you has to get 50%. And this polls are not showing that anyone is close to that. Correct. So, first off, the reason why all that money was raised, that was right after the debate.

And they saw me destroy these two terrible politicians for an hour straight, and everybody realized, oh, finally somebody telling the truth. So that's where all the money came from. And a lot of it's from all over the country because people forget over 50. I wonder how much of it's from billionaires all over the country. Huh? A thousand people a year leave Los Angeles because it's so terrible. First time ever.

More people leaving than coming. So these people see that I'm saying with why they left. So they're trying to get me elected so they can move back. That's what people are missing. These are actually. Then Spencer, why did you travel to the hated New York City? when you could have just phoned it in from there in beautiful L.A., which you love so much. Actually, former Angelinos that got forced out of this city that Mayor Bass has destroyed,

and that's why they're donating because they want me to be mayor so they can move back because L.A. is incredible when you don't let drug addicts take over the street and make moms and kids scared to go to parks or the school. This is the truth, and that's, again, it's a look around. What about the runoff? Sorry, can I just get that second part of the question? Yeah, I plan on, I have a feeling God wants me just to win with 51% on June 2nd and it's over. I believe it's a low turnout election, and that's why, again, I'm on this beautiful couch to remind everybody to get your ballots in today. Don't wait until June 2nd because we will definitely win if everyone who's as angry as me in Los Angeles just goes and votes.

And they don't just share things on social media or tell their friend they're angry. they physically go vote. They don't have to wait until June 2nd. A lot of people are concerned about elections. But your Orange Daddy hates early voting, Spencer. What about that? You've got to vote in person. No, you vote today.

You put it in the mailbox. You drop it in the ballot box. We win with the most votes. Mail in ballots? And a lot of people get in California are concerned about, oh, election fraud. We can always outvote cheating, period. And we can do that. literally in the next five days with just moms alone and animal lovers because I'm also going to stop the abuse of these dogs on the streets and these alleged no-kill shelters that are killing thousands of dogs. I'm going to stop that as well. So animal lovers and moms, we're beating any cheating that people say could happen.

I remember how angry you were when your house burned down. Nothing was getting done. Everyone was wondering, who's Spencer Pratt? Like, is this guy really going to run? And next thing you know, you're in. I thought, wonder if he's going to get any traction. Then I listened to you with Joe Rogan. three and a half hours deep on issues and he's from the area so he knows you're right on these issues he knows the problems but i oh yeah j pink shrek is one of those angelinos who had to flee the city of angels i couldn't when i was done listening i didn't know if you were republican independent or a democrat rick caruso seems like a republican but ran as a democrat how are you running yeah thankfully it's a nonpartisan race i don't have to be either i have But what are you? I'm a registered Republican, but my supporters are all Democrats because Los Angeles is all Democrats.

All the people financing me are Democrats. All the meetings I take every day are Democrats. Democrats are very angry with what happened to Los Angeles. They were fed a bunch of lies by Mayor Bass, who said she was going to literally solve homelessness. She was going to do all these things she didn't do. So all of the people that put her actually in office are now behind me. So it's a nonpartisan race. There's no letter next to either of our nation.

names because the mayor is not supposed to represent a party. They're supposed to make you sure your moms are safe. Your houses don't burn down. And your tax money is going to your infrastructure not to fund drug addicts. So thankfully, I have Republicans that love me. He hates him some drug addicts, don't he? Even some socialist message me. And they're like, hey, don't be so mean to us.

We like you too. I'm like, sorry, I don't mess with socialists. Right. Yeah, we got one here. You know, no comment on that. Your movement is powerful. Yeah, no comment on that, because there's probably a lot, if he's telling anything remotely resembling the truth,

there are probably people who are looking for a mom, Donnie, in Los Angeles. And, well. So he doesn't mess with socialists, but he'll take their donations to funding his lifestyle is what he's saying. Yeah. He's not a socialist, but give me your free money. Yeah, Micah said all of these dams are very, voting for an R I call bullshit unless the Dems are more cooked than even I think they are.

We'll have to wait and see. He had a little more stupidity to share. And sometimes we get more jaded because we see this movement that's happening online and we're not there on the ground in L.A. I guess the big question, I saw that mom yesterday that talked about her daughter being out there, strung out on drugs. And that's why she was going to vote for you because you're going to end that. But how are you going to make sure that the end? That the that we see online is going to be the people that go pick up that ballot. Like, do you have buses? Do you have strategies?

You have people out there making sure these people get to the polls? You know, I can only do my part and pray that everybody shows up in votes. I obviously have anything a campaign has, ground teams, door knockers. But at the end of the day, this is why I'm here to remind people, you got to vote. You got to do your part. Everyone needs to vote. A lot of people I talk to them, even my close friends. he's not going to do an actual get-out-the-vote, you know, bus to the polls kind of thing, because, well, you know, there might be some people who aren't quite as pink as he is riding on them buses.

And they can't make a bus that's entirely back of the bus. Ah, Jesus, I didn't realize it was this bad out there. Tracy alluded to it, but Jesus, crimey. Oh, and, I see. Tristan has joined us. Good evening, Tristan. How's it going, Roxanne? It's, you know, it's that question. Yeah, I get that.

Well, I mean, good news. My birthday's in a week, so I've decided to celebrate a week early. Yes, and how? I got a New York-style pizza here in Seattle, and I sent Steve in New York, a picture he approves. Well, I love how the Horn Hive Mind works because I just got a note from Victoria. She got a New York-style pizza there in Parkersburg. And frankly, it's from a, it's literally just called the pizza place. And it's the best pizza I've ever had outside the Lower East Side of New York.

Goodness. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, it's fantastic. Has it got that nice char on the bottom and stuff? Uh-huh. Uh-huh. And it's a real, and they got a real pizza oven and not one of those conveyor belt monstrosities.

Uh, did she get the pepperoni and did it have the little, little charred cup pepperoni things? Yeah, that's exactly how it works out, and she added some black olives. That's our favorite. Pepperone. Yeah, yeah, that's a good, it's a good combo. Yeah, no, and I'll send you. send you the picture at some point. Oh, do please.

Yeah, I'm a pizza purist. I think less is more where pizza is concerned. Just a couple of toppings and a lot of cheese. Yeah. Not just mound it up, so the whole thing is just a confusion. You know, I've recently changed my mind on that, because before I would get meat lover's pizza, because I'm kind of, you know, a meat lover.

But then I was like, you know, I don't want, I don't need that much crap on there. I just want, yeah, pepperoni, maybe some mushrooms, you know. Yeah, I mean, of my favorite, black olives, Victoria doesn't like green ones, I do. But black olives, onions, mushrooms, I don't get much more creative beyond that. Now, there's a pizza joint in Fayetteville that's the original. of what has become a small chain now called Pies and Pints, they do some kind of out there stuff,

and one of their most popular pies is the grape and gorgonzola pie. Ooh. And it's literally split seedless grapes with Gorgonzola and kind of a white sauce, and damn, it's good. Oh, that sounds great. When I was living in Syracuse, New York, there's a pizza place called Pepino's Pizza. And we're talking, like, these people have won awards, like, national pizza awards and stuff.

And, like, they have one called the Drunken Pig. It's got, like, pepperoni ham and capicola on it. And... Gabagool. Yeah, right. And instead of... Instead of the tomato sauce as the base. they use a whiskey

a whiskey glaze oh it's good but in the end when you've got a hankering for pizza it's kiss keep it simple yeah yeah exactly

yes yes yes well I hope you enjoyed immensely and happy birthday in advance thank you yes I'm going to well it's already gone um and you will

and you will be uh how old 31 oh yeah I know I know very very crazy number

um you know I want to butt in here for one second say something based on some of the stuff I've talked about in the past especially with my sister being an addict and watching her basically her demise because of her addiction in the end all this talk about

I'm going to end addiction or I'm going to end homelessness the root of the problem in most cases, it's mental illness. Sorry, it just is. In a lot of these cases, just like any smoker,

like any alcoholic or any other kind of abuse, till that person decides they want to quit, you can give them all the fucking counseling you want. It's not going to stop them. You can throw them in fucking jail.

They're still going to get those drugs in jail, if not better quality stuff, in jail. I worked in a fucking jail. So all this talk about I'm going to end it is just insanity. It's mental illness and just things like that that cause people to do these things.

I've dealt with many homeless people over the years in places I've worked. They don't want to live inside. They want to live outside because it's a mental illness. Comorbidities often go hand in hand. We're close to the end of the program, and just a reminder, the back porch will continue after the front porch closes. I want to make sure everybody who wants to say gets a say. but just one last little thing

we all remember don't we when an Israeli national was busted in Nevada trying to solicit sex from children and instead of facing justice he was quietly whisked away back to Israel weird things going on in Nevada there's a guy named

Ori Solomon. He's 55 years old. He's an Israeli citizen. He's a property manager and he was in the United States on a non-immigrant visa. And he owns properties in Las Vegas. And

one of the cleaners that was hired to clean one of his properties became deathly ill in the garage where glass beakers with reddish liquid inside and a biological safety cabinet that they thought was a centrifuge

was discovered. All of this was documented by ABC News. ZDO reporting on it said it was an illegal biological lab. It gets weirded. It gets weirder. Another illegal bio lab was found in California

and it was consistent with that lab. Terrifying? Yeah, the illegal lab had vials containing, wait for it, HIV, malaria, COVID-19, and more. That lab, when it was discovered, was controlled and owned in a home by another foreign national who had an extensive relationship with the aforementioned Ori Solomon. this is where it starts getting even more twisted. The court case in which the charges were dropped against Ori Solomon,

well, according to Zidio, the case was dropped by the U.S. attorney for the District of Nevada, who is Israeli-born Seagal-Chita appointed such, by nitwit Nero. Ory Solomon was also facing possession of the firearm charges, and Nevada law enforcement accused him of improperly dumping hazardous waste, but the aforementioned U.S. attorney dropped the weapons charge with no explanation whatsoever to the court. Zedio, on the other hand, said it was because of the judge,

her consistent and despicable viciousness towards Palestinians. The ZDio report read Chattah's office dismissed a federal charge against an Israeli arrested for illegal possession of guns in connection with a broader investigation of a fraudulent bio lab on U.S. soil. By itself, the situation is remarkable.

But it's also part of a broader picture that should be of great concern. Among other things, the U.S. attorney has referred to Palestinian. as animals, said they should be wiped off the map, even the children. And she's also the U.S. attorney who let the Israeli pedophile scamper back to Israel. So in the ZDEO report, they said, and now, a virulently pro-Israel U.S. attorney occupying her role illegally, per a court of law, is shielding an Israeli from justice in the U.S. legal system.

Donald Trump and his Republican Party are not bystanders. They are active participants. And the corruption kind of takes center stage, but Jesus Christ, illegal bio labs with vials of COVID-19, vials of HIV, vials of malaria. Why was this not splashed across the New York Times front page? Tribune, the LA Times, all over the country. Wow. Well, that's a little food for thought going into the weekend, isn't it? So that's the program, y'all. Hey, Roxanne. Steve, there you are. Where have you been? Yeah. I've just been, I've been, I've been lurking. I've been kind of, I've been, I was in the process of doing a couple things. So it's, by the way, it's Zeteo. It's not Zedio.

Okay. That's Medi Hassan's network Right, I know that I didn't know the pronunciation Okay He's he's He's pretty spot on when it comes to reporting Yeah, he's very, very good

That's of course why he had to be taken off of National Television Right, exactly Anyway, I'm sorry I interrupted you, we're on your way out No, it's lovely, it's lovely to hear from you Are you doing okay? Ish? Is.

Yeah, I'm doing okay. Doing okay. I hope it's not an improper question, but any progress on the getting out of escape from New York plan? Some progress, yes. I went through a really dark time for about three or four weeks where a lot of things got stalled and things are starting to pick up again. good good yeah yeah well i'm glad you pop by and chi woo's there so i think y'all will have a merry back porch conversation at least i hope so and uh thanks everybody thanks to each and every one of you who share your precious finite time engaging in the program in whatever manner you choose

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please stay safe Jesus there are illegal bio labs in the United States of America and a dirty U.S. attorney in Nevada who lets pedophiles scamper

back to Israel, isn't that sweet? Mm-hmm. And, well, of course, if Nitwit Niro comes toward you babbling and grumping about, they won't let me put my name on, that terrible

judge won't let me put my name on the can he say, you get, quick. Avoid him like the plague, because he is. and always, always, always, Gina and Wayne, it's all for you. Talk to you in a minute or two, Victoria. Later.