Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid - Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid, 4 May 2026, Moran Monday
Episode Date: May 5, 2026Cankles Caligula confesses he's turned the U.S. Navy into pirates. How long ago did I say that? Secret Service shuts down the White House because shots were fired a mile or so away in D.C. Legal exper...t confirms Nitwit Nero has a bunch of problems in the Cole Allen trial. Said that already, too. I swear sometimes it's like I live in a bubble-off-plumb future. Polk County Sheriff comes nigh giggling when he takes down a J6 terrorist for trying to hire a sex worker. Kudos for showing his pic with Julius Geezer.
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The password is tantrum.
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Roxanne Kincaid.
Well, howdy.
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It is the fourth day of May.
O'Lean New York saying,
Happy May Day, obligatory Obi-Wan, misquote.
These are not the immigrants you're looking for.
No, they are not.
Thank you.
Thank you so very kindly, Lee.
And happy May Day to you as well.
Of course, you know, Beltane was May the 1st.
That was Friday.
and I hope you all had a wonderful weekend
it was brief
here but it was good
it was nice to see Victoria for a couple of days
she has a new work schedule
that is
challenging
to say the least
she goes in at 5 a.m. and
gets done at about 1 p.m.
And then she has to be
gone to bed
like eight so it's just a little window of time for us to spend together but we had a lovely weekend together
and uh well i can happily report that my ability to make a nice alfredo sauce is still with me
um i whipped up a well i boiled some uh papadele pasta you know the wide the ribbons and uh i was
chatting with brother deacon asa about it online and we both accomplished
agreed that it's one of our favorite forms of pasta just because of the way it just
grabs a good sauce and hangs onto it, clings to it.
So I did that yesterday evening, and we had a nice Sunday evening dinner together.
You know, inexpensive, home-cooked, you know, nice all the way around.
Oh, hi, I'm Roxanne.
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Oh, happy anniversary joy to you and hubby,
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I love that line.
The rocks in my head match the holes.
The rocks in his head match the holes in mine.
That's just, that's perfect.
That's the way things are supposed to work.
So I hope,
I hope you all have a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful,
anniversary, maybe get to go out to dinner somewhere nice,
or maybe just spend it quietly together,
whatever your choice.
But happy anniversary, joy.
Happy anniversary.
indeed.
And so with that said, a quick calculation.
Let's see.
So the dreaded funding deficit is down to 3184,
and Joe just took the Bruce and Karen's Memorial Challenge,
which started on Friday.
but it was a Friday was an interesting evening and well it uh we got caught up in conversation as is so often the case so
let's see we have $209 to go on Bruce and Karen's Memorial Challenge which if met thanks to
uh ralps and an anonymous individual will take us down to 25
uh well basically 25 25 there we are zager and evans zager and evans wasn't it yeah yeah i think all over again
so fingers crossed now uh it was a busy weekend for various and sundry maggot morans and we'll get to that
uh but let's start with the password namely uh
tantrum.
At this point in time,
nitwitnero's entire life
is just a series
of tantrums.
Last week, after our most
puissant, dread sovereign, Supreme Catholic
majesties, announced
the gutting
of the last vestiges
of the Civil Rights,
the Voting Rights Act,
basically Section 2,
section 2.
You might recall when they struck down section 5,
everybody, all the right
winger said, oh, that's not so bad,
still got section 2.
Ha, ah, not anymore.
And of course, old balls and strikes,
John Roberts knew all along that he was going to
go gunning for it, because
attacking the right
to vote in this country
for people of color,
marginalized communities of citizens,
has been his fetish object all along.
I mean, I don't know what's let...
Roxanne, don't ask.
But I legitimately don't know what's left for him to attack
of goodness and decency in this once great republic.
How about you?
There's that old saying that Alexander the Great wept,
for there were no more worlds to conquer.
Well, weep away, old balls and strikes, Roberts.
Your purpose is fulfilled.
You have no further reason to exist.
Now just go gently into that good night, you vile, filthy, vulgar, fascist.
But that having been said, yeah, when that happened last week,
House Minority Leader, Hakeem Jeffries said,
we all know that, namely, this court is illegitimate.
It is a bastard court, isn't it?
Well, when he dared to criticize our most puissant, dread sovereign, supreme Catholic
majesties, nitwit Nero threw a fit saying,
Hakeem Jeffries, a low IQ individual.
At this point in time, when he says low IQ, we know he's just expressing his desire to use,
you know, not worn.
Because that's the only person, people he ever uses it
for.
Said our Supreme Court
is a legitimate.
After saying such a thing, is he subject
to impeachment? I got impeached
for a perfect phone call.
Where are you, Republicans? Why not get it
started? They'll be doing this to me.
You believe that?
I mean, yes, we believe
that. It actually happened. It's a real
thing.
Yeah.
But
to raise the
idea of impeaching a member of the House of Representatives, an elected member of the legislative
branch of this country?
Just as a gentle reminder, let's go to the impeachment clause of the Constitution of the United
States of America.
That would be your Article 2, Section 4.
and for anyone not I mean we know this we don't
Article 2 Section 4
The President, Vice President and all civil officers of the United States
Shall be removed from office on impeachment for and conviction of treason, bribery,
or other high crimes and misdemeanors
Now that would be your executive and judicial branch
but of course
nitwit Nero is
dumber in the head than a hog is in the ass
so he thinks that Hakeem Jeffries
can be impeached
they got impeached
for a perfect phone call
it was perfect
I know we're tired of saying this
I know it gets wearisome
I know it gets downright odious
and it's not just that
he's
mentally unwell
it's that he's actually
dumb, stupid, unintelligent, and proudly so.
Now, if the House wished, they could move to expel minority leader Jeffries.
It requires something on the order of a two-thirds vote of the entire House.
That's what makes it unlikely to occur.
But he is not subject to impeachment.
I know.
I know.
This is another one of those where I'm preaching to the choir,
but the magnitude of his stupidity is really quite astonishing when you get right down to it.
Just mind-bogglingly stupid.
He is a stupid, stupid man.
And part of this is also that he knows what's coming.
for him if he can
if he can't figure out a way
to
throw a
wrench
into the midterm
elections in November this year
and no one dare tell him
that impeachment doesn't
apply to the minority
leader but that's not
all because
well I was
minding my own business
preparing dinner
yesterday
when a notification crossed my screen,
saying that former New York mayor and utterly corrupt former U.S. attorney,
Rudy Giuliani, had been hospitalized in New York, I presume,
in critical but stable condition later on.
I saw notification saying he was fighting for his life.
So anybody
Anybody tried the new
Mandalorian meal at Burger King?
I mean that's about the gravity that I ascribe
to finding out that a nasty old creep
who was shown to be a creep
by none other than Sasha Baron Cohen
when he tried to put the moves on someone he thought was a young reporter from a foreign country,
a young female reporter,
disgusting animal that he is.
He said to be, like I said, fighting for his life.
Well, get a, take a break, Rudy.
Don't fight so hard.
Oh, but he probably hears bat wings fluttering around his ears,
even as he's there listening to things go,
beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep,
in the hospital.
But that doesn't matter because, yeah,
no one's going to 25th Amendment him, no matter how crazy he is.
And so once news of the hospitalization,
oh, he was hospitalized in Florida, duh,
Well, that that that that bodes even worse for Rudy Gugliani.
Flora Duh famously has done everything in its power to make sure that
medical malpractice goes absolutely unpunished in that benighted state.
They haven't actually announced a cause or reason for his admission to the hospital
and his critical but stable condition and his fighting for his life.
But nonetheless, Nitwit Nero ran over to tripe social and began triping wildly away.
A fabulous Rudy Giuliani, a true warrior, and the best mayor in the history of New York City,
by far, has been hospitalized and is in critical condition.
What a tragedy that he was treated so badly by the radical left lunatics,
Democrats all, and he was right about everything.
That was all caps.
They cheated on the elections, fabricated hundreds of stories,
did anything possible to destroy our nation,
and now look at Rudy.
So sad.
So the radical left lunatics did something.
But the spirochetes who are shrieking each to each inside the thin gray settlements
that slosh around between the years of nitwit, Nero,
and pass for the remainders of a brain,
are telling him what?
And are the two women who sued him for defamation and one?
Are they those radical left Democrats too?
when in fact his
wild-eyed and
grossly negligent
defamatory statements about them
he came near to getting them killed
they had to
move
leave their homes
over at blue sky Elena McCartney
he said Rudy Giuliani isn't the only one having a health crisis
Trump seems to have forgotten that all sick
bogus court cases regarding the 2020 election were lost,
and that some of those lying lawyers are no longer allowed to practice.
The president of the U.S. is stark raving bonkers daily, publicly.
Well, you know, gosh, Rudy.
What can a lady say?
I hope it doesn't hurt too little.
So that's two examples just over this weekend alone,
in which Nitwit Niro has proven himself to be,
non-composcentus
that's latin for
bat-shit crazy
oh and speaking of
shitty lawyers for trump
let's check in with
Jenna Ellis
she was one of those
terrible lawyers
who got in on his
2020 election scam
and was involved in some of those
60 lawsuits every one of
of which went right down the toilet.
Jenna Ellis started a podcast,
and on that, she has declared that
that the only people to whom the First Amendment
applies in the way of religious freedom
are Christians, who can
evangelize their faith.
That, of course, that's not even remotely what the First Amendment says, but, oh, well, here we are.
And hey, here's Jenna.
Take it away, Jen, Jen.
If we're going to prefer a religion, we need to prefer the Christian faith.
And more Christians need to stand up and actually say that and suggest that and say our laws need to be based on truth and the
Christian worldview. And we say that in a policy context, kind of. But because the left has been
so diligent, frankly, in trying to confine Christians to only uttering the Bible as authoritative
within the four walls of the church, we often don't use the Bible as being authoritative in
the public square. And that needs to change. The whole point of having a civil society that
recognizes the principles of religious freedom is so that we can go and evangelize, so that we can
practice our faith so that we can train up our children in the way they should go. So as
Proverbs says when they're old, they won't depart from it. It's so that we can preserve and
protect the Christian way of life. I mean, we don't have all of these protections for our rights
that our founders recognize come from God, our creator, so that we can go out and live a pluralistic
society and say, well, let's recognize the dignity of Islam. I mean, that's not the point.
That's not the purpose whatsoever.
We have a civil government that protects the right of Christians to be able to live and work.
And we have this whole perverted notion that somehow our Constitution demands pluralism that just isn't there if you take the whole context of the declaration, the Constitution, the founding, and everything we're celebrating in America 250.
Yeah, none of that is right.
none of that is even in the same zip or area code or continental address of correct
it must needs be noted that Jenna
well was a feller at one point in time
at the
what the
law
the law chop shop known
as Jerry Fall
Falwell University's
standing for Liberty Center
stand Liberty
stand
yeah
the last thing in the world
that the framers of the Constitution
were considering was
evangelizing
in 1787
when the Constitution was ratified,
it is a safe bet.
It is a, I mean,
it's, it's a straightforward thing to say
that the vast majority of people
in the young United States
were somewhere between
irreligious,
deist,
and some flavor of Christianity.
There weren't even,
that many Catholics here at the time.
Darnest thing, right?
Funny how it's always Islam that they get around to mentioning.
I guess nobody ever told Jen Jen that Thomas Jefferson had the first copy of the Quran in the United States
and was part of the collection that he donated to form the core of the Library of Congress.
Yeah.
or that
well the
the Jewish community in Philadelphia
made
Benjamin Franklin an honorary member
of that synagogue
uh-huh
how does that how does that fit in
with these blatherings
of Jenna Ellis
you can tell from what she was
prattling on about here
you can see why she was a terrible
lawyer for nitwit Nero back in 2020 and following.
And I love the idea.
And we have this whole perverted notion.
Perverted? Really?
Does it involve just a feather or the whole chicken, Jenna?
That somehow our Constitution demands pluralism that just isn't there if you take the whole context of the declaration, the Constitution, the founding, and everything we're celebrating in America 250.
you know, the America 250 that we're going to celebrate by putting a, well, not so much an image of a golden calf inside the passport to the United States, but more like the image of a golden, is there an animal out there that we despise enough that we would compare it to Trump?
The golden snake?
How about the golden cowbird?
I don't like cowbirds.
Anybody like cowbirds?
You know, cowbirds are the ones that will go into another bird's nest,
kick the little nestlings out, and lay its own eggs in the other bird's nest,
and then have the actual bird who has the nest,
incubate and raise their cowbird young.
the context of the declaration
which is close to being a religious document as it gets
is God and nature's God
there's that
the Constitution which is utterly
absolutely and completely godless
the founding
depends on what you mean by that
yes
religious maniacs founded the
Massachusetts Bay Colony
the folks at jamestown were not so heavenly inspired they were they were looking for gold they'd heard the rumors coming up out of places like peru and mexico and well maybe we can find our own our own gold up here no gold here damn it so no let's see how about georgia was georgia founded on religious print no it was a penal colony
Okay, Maryland had kind of a religious thing to it
Because it was about Lord Baltimore wanted it to be a safe haven for Catholics
Pennsylvania, Penns Woods
Yeah, that was going to make room for the Quakers and whatnot
But it wasn't about evangelizing
There wasn't anyone to evangelize
You know
To paraphrase George Carlin
What were they going to do? Go out and nail lifts on the
on the feet of the natives?
Well, they did try to do that.
With not a great amount of luck.
Oddly enough, the Roman Catholic Church was better at that.
You know, burned a little sense into the locals,
and then they immediately got, not immediately,
but they got in line so that, yeah, right.
What an idiot.
What a just brass.
bound dumbass.
And at one point in time, you know, as a result of all the 2020 fraudulent claims of election, voter fraud, what have you, at one point in time, she got her law license suspended.
And, well, her gig now is at American Family Radio.
And what does she do there?
Well, she hosts anti-Semites.
in particular
a gospel sharp from the UK
named Calvin Robinson
he got stripped of his ability
to be a priest in the Anglican Catholic
Church
back in 2025
at a pro-life summit
when he gave the Seahil
salute at the end of his speech
but once again this has nothing to do with Judaism
This has nothing to do with Christianity.
This has to do with a homicidal impulse
toward practitioners of Islam.
And these dipshits don't even understand
that there's not one monolithic Islam.
People who are too dumb to even contemplate what Islam is about
don't realize that there are numerous sects of that.
faith system, Sunni, Shia, a few others, but those are the big two.
And no, it's not like the difference between Anglicans and Catholics.
Not even.
And there's no massive hierarchical superstructure like there is in, say, the Roman Catholic Church or the Greek Orthodox Church.
Not at all.
but there's
the aforementioned Nazi Calvin Robinson
who's penned a book called
The Silent Jihad
exposing the Islamification of the West
It's being
flogged by another
fascist preacher by the name of Joel
Webbin, W-E-B-B-O-N
and notice how she catches that initial statement
with an if-clause,
not a straightforward factual statement.
If we're going to prefer a religion, we need to prefer the Christian faith.
Well, how about let's don't prefer any religions, just like the framers and founders wanted,
who were very much nearer in time to the English civil wars which were religiously derived than they wanted to be at all.
But good old First Amendment, which we have reduced to a life support system for the religion industry.
Yeah.
It's protected.
The grift is protected.
The graft is protected.
The corruption's protected.
It's all protected under the rubric of religious liberty.
And we should note that it is more in Monday.
And, well, you know how it is.
more and
Monday.
Gotta remember that these are just simple farmers.
These are people of the land.
You know.
Morons.
Mm-hmm.
And they're going to prove it.
All program long.
Without a doubt.
Let me check,
before we go on to the next installment.
Let's,
what, Jeremy?
Okay, which one of you nuts had
egg beside being worked into the Robin Buster tonight on your bingo card please see Robin for your
toaster egg aside going to need a little help here it's it's Monday I'm not quite back into
the swing of things I didn't didn't know we had a toaster on the line this evening
and uh from Cynthia you know I really wouldn't mind any good excuse to
to open that bottle of champagne.
I can always buy another one later.
That's true.
Do you have a red dress?
Red dress is mandatory, Cynthia, preferably with matching pumps.
And, yeah, you could probably pick up another bottle.
And you know what?
I don't know how good that bottle is,
but you want to make sure you've got a really good bottle
for that really great day in the future.
I mean, what, cordon rouge, crystal, Don Perignon, Leucle, Eucl, Eucl,
lots to choose from.
But, you know, for the current possibility, you could probably,
you could probably get by with where Rudy's concerned,
to a bottle of cold malt duck.
And as to Jenna Ellis, Cynthia adds,
what a stupid, stupid person.
What a stupid person!
My fucking God, who the fuck does she think she is?
Take her out to the woodshed and do her some larning.
Yeah, okay.
Genocide, genocide.
Which one of you nuts had genocide being worked?
into the villa rockster tonight on your bingo.
Yeah, okay.
Genocide, since the cowbird kills the other birds young.
Okay, okay.
Hey, look, you tune in every day?
You never know what you're going to get.
Oh, I wanted it.
Okay, program note.
Kind of late getting to it here,
but sometimes when I tuck it away inside the broadcast,
it gets more notice than if I do it at the front of the back.
But I have an echocardiogram scheduled for tomorrow.
It's at three, and I don't know how long it's going to take.
So there's a chance that I may not be on the air tomorrow,
depending on how backed up they are over at the local health care outlet.
So make a note,
If I'm not here, I'll try to put up something on social media.
I will do everything in my power to be here.
I just don't know if I will.
I don't even know how much is involved.
I mean, I've had EKGs.
Is the echo going to be more of a, is that more of a sonogram thing?
Anybody had one of those?
Want to tell me?
And then a week from today, the nuclear stretch test.
That's what we call them here in the hill.
It's a nuclear stress test.
And they'll load me up with radioactive isotopes and put me on a treadmill and see if they can get me to have a heart attack.
I don't think I'm going to, but I've had two or three in the past and never did enjoy it.
It reminds me of nothing else.
It reminds me of having to run, we call them horses.
Kids in high school athletics now call them suicide.
reminds me of that, you know, you'd run to the 5-yard line,
you run back, you run to the 10, you run back, you run to the 15,
you run to the 20, you run back, you run to the 25, you run back,
hated them, and you had to touch the ground every time.
That's what a stretch test reminds me of.
And, of course, I'll be nice and radioactive for that, too.
And probably not in the best frame of mind.
That's scheduled for the morning,
That shouldn't mess with the program.
But, yeah, let's see.
No coffee, decaf, or chocolate bastards after 6 p.m. Sunday night.
And then Nehil Peros, after midnight, until the thing that's scheduled for nine,
who knows what time we're going to find out.
Jeremy, okay, Jeremy.
Jeremy says, call it off, not the year.
not to echo cardiogram.
Call it off, call the show off.
That's at least two hours waiting and testing combined, maybe more.
I'm loath to do that because then it'll turn around,
but I'm the only patient they've had all day,
and they'll get me in, get me out, and we'll be done.
And then I'll just be sitting here with nothing to do.
So we'll hope for the best and hope that I,
I'm on air.
What did I say we're trying to raise to finish off Bruce and Karen's Memorial Challenge, 209?
Yeah, 209.
Could we knock that out pretty please?
Yeah.
Just asking because we're at a half a month unfunded right now,
still left over from April with two shows in May.
And that way lies the end of a...
No, no, but that way lies real, real problems.
What's that, Brother Deacon?
I've had two or three in the past, and I hated him.
No, shit, I'd be pretty upset if I had two or three heart attacks the past, too.
God damn it.
No, nuclear stretch tests, silly man.
Camel Cardinal.
But you knew that.
And...
Oh, and back to my...
I saying there's no initiation.
Wrong again, Kincaid.
There is, in fact, a hazing ritual for folks who want to be a member of the podcast listening contingent.
The hazing is mainly not handled by Jeremy, the Colombian spy, and yours truly.
Just saying.
All right, you three.
I will pull this 1971 Ford Country Squire station wagon over if y'all don't behave.
I will.
As to Champagne from Cynthia.
uh moat and shandon a step up from corbell and the like not a real expensive bottle but should should do it
oh yeah that's not shabby no but for somebody like rudy i think you want something a little
a little further down toward the gutter like i said cold malt duck uh maybe maybe maybe mad dog
with sprite cynthia um that way you could wake up the next morning and say
Jesus, I haven't felt this bad since Rudy Giuliani died.
Okay, I'm kind of proud of that one, but I'll leave it up to y'all.
No, Randy Radar, that's a dung beetle.
No, I mean, they serve a purpose.
And if you've ever seen video footage of a dung beetle,
they work really, really hard putting those little balls of dung together
and pushing them home where they find them positively delectable.
yeah but nice try uh seetsy fly maybe yeah
none other than mark twain pointed out the
uselessness of the setzy fly or the mosquito
in the grand scheme of things
twain went off at length on
how Noah how hard Noah must have had to work to get a pair of
male and female
mosquitoes aboard
the ark
yeah
back to my nuclear
stretch test
um
he says
visit to Iranian nuclear site
yucca mountain
uh actually uh
I think they're just gonna
run it into my left arm
good times
and Billable Rick says
your echocardiogram
if an electrocardiogram involves attaching
lubricated electrodes to your chest attached to wires
which are attached to a machine which measures the electrical activity
or heart ventricles
then that test should take no more than 20 to 30 minutes
an easy test for a patient.
Yeah, I'm not having an EKG, I'm having an echo
which I take it to mean
that that's going to be some sort of
sonogram.
EKGs I've also
had. This time it won't be
as difficult removing
the little
electrode transducers.
And Cynthia
adding, now wait a second.
I still have to be able to drink it and come out
the other side, you know. Oh, I know.
You'll be
just fine.
Just fill a ice,
just an iced tea glass with ice
and
pouring about half Mad Dog 20-20 and the other half Sprite or seven up.
It'll get you where you're going in a hurry,
but you will not like where you wake up,
which may be your own bed or somewhere in the backyard or on the couch.
But it's how you feel when you do wake up that really, really makes you say,
I haven't felt this bad since Rudy Giuliani died.
Not true, says Jeremy.
Mosquitoes feed bats not useless at all.
I think the bats could figure something else out.
There's got to be a better way.
And Ralphs says,
Don't make me sick Kayla and Tegan on you all.
Finish off the challenge, you know,
because Ropes is a part of the challenge.
And, well, what Kayla and Tegan can do to a set of blinds?
I mean, it's your blinds,
but she doesn't want to.
Yeah.
EKG
When he says, sorry you'll be suffering
But unlike Nittwit Nero, you can spell it
Again, not having an EKG
Because those are only good for measuring in real time
The echo is more of a three-dimensional kind of thing
That the sonar transducer produces
From Vell-L Rick
Roxanne, stop telling the bats what they should eat besides mosquitoes
Well, why can't...
Meanwhile, the representative from PETA says,
Well, why can't they eat soy or Kempath?
Which reminds me, this being Moran Monday and all,
I saw a story over the weekend.
This is just how...
Well, this is the...
This is the idiocy of this timeline.
Who else could it be?
Akron Zoo
evacuated after bomb and active
shooter threat.
That was apparently a thing this weekend.
Same thing happened in Cleveland.
Other parts of the country as well,
there were bomb threats called into various and sundry zoos across the
fruited plain.
The Akron Zoo, this is according to 19 News,
Cleveland 19,
W-O-I-O-O-O-O.
The Akron Zoo evacuated guests Sunday morning and is closed for the remainder of the day after receiving a bomb and active shooter threat.
According to a release, the zoo received the threat at approximately 10.50 a.m.
and it implemented emergency management procedures.
This is consistent with other zoos receiving similar threats in the past few days.
Akron Police performed a comprehensive sweep of the entire park.
Nothing suspicious was found.
police were able to determine that the threat was false
oh those those investigatory skills
and the zoo is safe no injuries from staff
visitors or animals were reported
the Akron Zoo is saying you know if you got
roused it out of the zoo your tickets are still good and you can come back and they'll be honored
but yeah they happen they happened uh in different
parts of Ohio and around the country.
And, I mean, call me skeptical, but I don't see this being the work of, and again, let's, let's make, let me make, make clear that I would not be at all surprised to find Crash Patel or Whiskey Pete or any of that other crowd of Loo's and losers.
Or Netwittner, Iran wants to attack our zoos.
but I'm guessing
I'm guessing Pida
this seems like the kind of dip shittery they engage in
oh well
but all is well at the Akron Zoo
the Cleveland Zoo
and various zoos around the country
hey could y'all just
you know
could you find folks at Peter
just kind of hold off while we're
busy having a
a dementia patient running the country who has the nuclear codes.
Could you get, you know, just take a little break?
Yeah, please.
It's not like I'm entirely unsympathetic to your cause, but, well, that's not helpful.
But since we're in Ohio, I'm seeing a little bit more coverage these days of the gubernatorial campaign of none other than,
Wewick Ramamma Ding Dong
Who will be facing off against
Amy Acton for governor
of Ohio and it grieves
me no end to say that
Well
He'll probably win
Because you know
Ohio would rather
elect
A Republican
With the IQ of a
Seetzy Fly
Than you know
Any Democrat
Especially a really
Really smart Democrat
like Amy Acton.
Nonetheless,
oh dear.
Nonetheless,
a video clip has popped back up
showing
Weak Ramamamama Ding Dong
saying,
and this is a quote.
So, I'll be very honest,
it's not a hard question.
In our faith tradition,
he's talking about him not being,
I guess he's what,
Hindu?
So I'll be very honest, it's not a hard question.
In our faith tradition, Jesus Christ is a son of God.
I know that's different than saying he is the son of God,
but that's my view of Jesus Christ.
Dude, no disrespect for Hinduism.
I mean, y'all are a couple or three thousand years older than anything that that desert God came up with.
and to be fair
yeah
it's my understanding
that the Hindus
have always been
kind of open
and accepting
of other people's deities
oh you've got a different deity
than we do
here here
okay somebody
somebody scoot
the the idol
of Ganesha over a little bit
and yeah
and yeah
just push
Cali a little bit
to the
well
to the right
Okay, you can stick your God's idol right in there in that space, and everything will be groovy.
Cool, cool.
But this is not going to play well with the mouth-walking, knuckle-breathing, evil, gelical, faithful in Ohio.
But fortunately, for Weak, Ramalama Ding-Dong,
asked about Christianity and how to get into...
heaven
uh
well
he tried to cover
tried to back and
well there's one true god
uh in many forms
uh
but a white male voter
addressing him said
the only way to heaven is through Jesus Christ
and
we went
said I think that is the path
and this well that is a path to heaven
uh is the way we look
at it. Believe in God is what we say. Belief in the one true God. My head. But you know,
what if it takes a few votes away from this tech bro hedge fund goon? Good. And the last time I
checked in on Wewack, Ramalama Ding Dong, he was mocking Amy Acton for openly sharing her sense of
community with other survivors of sexual assault and said that she was a one-trick pony and that's all she could talk about.
I'm not going to be a callous bitch and say, well, let's see what you've got to talk about after you've had someone forced sex on you, Wewack.
But then that would involve imagining someone actually wanting to engage in sex, whether it be consensual or forcible with Wewack,
a llama ding dong.
But his campaign has a secret weapon.
They've got a gospel sharp on board.
An Ohio-based evil gelical leader named Aaron Bear.
I knew a guy named Aaron Bear once.
We went to high school together, and I'm glad that this is not that Aaron Bear.
No, different spelling.
This is A-A-R-O-N-B-A-E-R.
He runs a 501c3 tax-exempt grift called the Center for Christian Virtue.
And he said,
What's made We Wake a force on the campaign trail from day one is that he's not been afraid to take any question
and have an honest conversation about where he stands.
This transparency is one of his greatest strengths.
Wait, he's trans?
Walk!
The video that's
cropped up that we tried really
hard to bury
I added that part.
Shows the respect
he has for Christians
by being open about where we differ
on matters of faith and
honest about how he shares our
values. He's shown
more courage than most by
not wavering on his support
for life, family,
and freedom.
Freedom! Wolverine!
I wonder what would happen if
if instead
of Christianity he was talking to
a Muslim.
Hmm?
Mm-hmm?
I bet it would be a different thing, don't you?
But lo and behold,
I mention all this because tomorrow
assuming
that the B. Buckeye
State hasn't gone all bat-shick-crazy
like Georgia, like Alabama
and Tennessee and Louisiana
and is going to suspend
the primary to go ahead and redistrict the state.
No, tomorrow, tomorrow is the Ohio primary.
And while Amy Acton has no competition,
well, Weak has to beat a guy.
Oh, the goddess of irony, never, never miss it, never misses anything.
His challenger in the maggot primary there in Ohio is none other than a guy named Casey.
No, really, putch.
It spelled just like you think it would be.
P-U-T-S-C-H, as in Beer Hall, P-H.
I wonder if his nickname's Beer Hall,
because if it's not, it should be.
He calls himself Casey the car guy,
and, well, back in the middle of April,
you know, I learned,
I learned something about Slavic culture
last night.
There's somebody on reels or TikTok.
I see her reels on like Instagram.
Probably on the ticot-to-to-ty thing.
But her name is Anya, and she's Russian.
And she's wonderful.
She loves pickles almost as much as I do.
If she ever finds her way to West.
Virginia, I'm going to get her a jar of secret
sandwich Society Pickles for the People.
And she'll love them.
They got crunch and they got flavor.
And the pickle juice makes a wonderful
barbecue sauce. But I
digress.
And she said
because, and it resonated
with me because
it was
some phrase in Russian.
And you know, here for a long time,
we've said that in regard to maggot slees every time you think that you've gotten down to the last basement there's another trap door and it goes and that there is no bottom and so this russian phrase said we thought we got to the basement but there was knocking from below meaning that no matter how bad things are it seems they're always working
which is kind of a take on what we've been saying here for a while no matter how weird yesterday was today's going to be weirder still and no matter how weird today is tomorrow's going to be weirder still well speaking of knocking from below
uh casey beerhall putch posted the video jesus christ this is filthy
um in which he had a toy rifle in his hands and said hey we wake you want to pull
play cowboy versus Indians?
And then followed it up and doubled down on the racist sleaze and said,
Don't worry, it's feather, not dot.
Beer Hall Putsch also said of Wewack Ramalama Ding Dong,
that he's an Indian foreign national-born anchor baby billionaire that extols no conservative values.
Oh, God.
And then the goddess of irony tweaked Beer Hall Putsch on his little pink tomato nose,
because Weak Ramamala ding dong, no matter what else you want to say about him, and there's plenty of negative to say,
I mean, how sleazy do you have to be to mock a woman for being a survivor of sexual assault?
I mean, that's in the gutter, but, you know, that's in the basement, but there's knocking from below.
Wewack Ramalama Ding Dong was born in Cincinnati.
And now I have to think about that song I heard as a child
Watching Captain Kangaroo about the Cincinnati Dance and Pig
with the riggedigigig, jiggity, jiggity, jiggygygy-dig.
Knocking from below, Reverbo asks,
Is that like a message from below asking for a friend?
No, no.
It means no matter how low you go,
no matter how awful things get,
there's still knocking from below.
you think you're in the basement, but no, there's a basement below the basement.
There's another trap door somewhere.
And that you only thought it could be that this was as bad as it could get.
You know, just like when, oh, I mean, I know you were around for this one, Reverbo.
I've mentioned this in the past.
Just like way, way, way, way, way back when the earth was young and so were we.
when George H.W. Pappy Bush
chose as his running mate
an absolute moron
named Dan Quail.
And everybody just sort of sat back for a minute and said,
well,
we have reached the nadir of the republic.
No one has ever been nominated for so high in office
that was so stupid a person.
Well, we'll all play.
pray for the well-being of George H.W. Bush so that
this absolute, breastbound idiot
never gets anywhere near the presidency.
Ah, well, we got past that one.
And then, Reverbo
came the knocking from below.
Oh, shit!
And there was the smiling face of George W. Bush.
And since it was below, there was Dick Cheney, too.
He hadn't even taken his horns, tail, and cloven hooves off yet.
So we survived eight years of George W. Bush and Richard B. Dick big-time Cheney before he dicks you.
And we breathed a sigh of relief on January the 20th, 2009, as a pair of capable men, Barack Obama and Al Gore.
not Al Gore, what am I thinking?
Joe Biden, good God, Roxanne, were inaugurated.
And I said, well, surely that's the worst it could possibly get.
Because remember, John McCain had chosen as his running mate,
a woman who made Dan Quayle look like a Mensa member.
Yeah, you remember Godzilla from Wasilla.
So, what newspapers do you read?
Oh, I read all of them.
Well, we breathe a sigh of relief.
And then came the knocking from below.
There stood Donald Trump.
And I'd like to, yeah, I know, you understood Reverbo.
I was just doing some comedy from the blue side of town.
Hey, we try to work clean here.
No, we don't.
But, yeah, no, thank you.
But, yeah.
Have we learned yet?
not to say this is as bad as it can possibly get
because it can
it can get worse
it can get so much worse
really
and there's you know there's evidence
in the
in the Moran files
this evening
no doubt about it
um
further proof
I mean I understand this timeline
is challenging
I would think it would be more challenging
for liberals,
progressives,
some centrists,
Democrats,
but apparently it's
stressful for some maggots too.
For proof, we go
to the State House
of
Minnesota.
The state of nice.
Well, maybe not quite so nice.
White Bear Township, Minnesota.
Are you listening, Jessica?
Are you prepared to do
the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the,
graphical consult on this one.
White Bear Township sent a maggot by the name of
Elliot Engen to represent them
in the state legislature
in the House.
And, well, he and another maggot representative,
Walter Hudson, were hailed before the
Minnesota House Ethics Committee to answer questions
and lo and behold did not have this on my bingo card
maggots
ms
jesus maggots defending day drinking
no really
this past Friday having been hailed before that said
committee which is comprised of two republicans and two democrats
which means they had to have enough consensus to call a hearing
well Elliot Engen said
well I'm a good
I'm a good legislator who doesn't like to listen
to nonsensical ideas brought forward by lefty activists
so it was on the 26th day of March
as he sat in a committee meeting of the House Education Finance Committee
he and the aforementioned
Walter Hudson
decided to dip out of the hearing.
They dipped out of the hearing in favor of a snack at Burger Mose.
Now, we've got a substantial number of folks who listen there in the greater Minneapolis, St. Paul area.
So if you'd like to provide us with some local color on Burger Mose in St. Paul,
do please because when they dipped out and went to Burger Mose,
well, they decided to have a beer, or in the case of the other one,
a couple of alcohol drinks.
Yeah.
Bring me a quadruple Harvey Wallbanger
and a triple Long Island iced tea sex at the beach.
That's two drinks.
Mm-hmm.
And Engin, brazening it out, said to the committee,
to say that I was anything other than official and professional in my duties the day of the 26th is quite frankly wrong,
and my work ethic stands for itself.
And then Hudson chimed in saying,
as everyone with any proximity to the legislature well knows,
members leaving hearings on our floor sessions for a wide variety of reasons,
both official and personal is extremely commonplace.
I had one beer.
It was about three feet tall.
It's one of those things, you know, they serve it in those yard glasses,
and you have to be careful not to let the air bubble splash the beer on you,
but I'm pretty good at it.
No, I had one beer.
Well, Hudson said,
I had two alcoholic drinks.
I'm an alcoholic and they were drinks.
No.
He didn't say that.
Hudson said,
I haven't had any due process here.
I didn't get an olive in my martinis neither.
And he, by the way, is a maggot from Albertville, Minnesota.
You know, they come to the big city there
where there's like lots of drinking choices, don't you know?
I didn't get any due process.
Otherwise, I would have had the opportunity
to present witnesses who could testify to the number of vodka shooters
that they find in the women's restroom off of the retiring room.
Really?
You've got a colleague who goes in and digs through the rubbish in the ladies' room
to count the number of vodka shooters?
And someone tell me more about these vodka shooters.
Are those the little test tube thingies that you see?
Or let's see, what's it called?
They sell this shit.
It's up at the Rippy Mart.
Bootwagger!
Comes a little half-pint bottle.
It's got all kind of into.
There's purple and blue and red and pink.
Yeah.
I've never tasted one.
I hope I never taste one.
Shit looks nasty.
I was talking earlier,
but shame on me for suggesting Mad Dog 2020
and Sprite to Cynthia.
Nah, Cynthia, honey, go straight to...
Go straight to the Johnny Bootlegger.
No, don't.
Sis, don't. Don't do it.
But, yeah, the Democratic Farm Labor Party members there of filed the complaint against these two tippling maggots.
And the two maggots were deeply, deeply upset that it happened.
And, well, DFL House floor leader, that that was.
be your Democratic Party of the DFL
in there in Minnesota.
The floor leader
Jamie Long
filed the ethics complaint, said
in no other job is it acceptable
to leave in the middle of the workday
to go drinking and it should not
be acceptable at the Capitol either.
The public
expects us to do our jobs.
Gentlemen, we could lose our
phony baloney jobs. I haven't gotten a
harumph out of that guy.
Rumpf! Watch your ass.
But here's the thing.
The complaint nor the committee followed up.
I mean, they didn't follow up, I should say.
Because things got much more interesting in the wee early morning hours of the 27th of March.
Remember, they went day drinking and played hooky from the education.
committee on the 26th.
The education committee was probably talking
and discussing some crazy leftist idea
like teaching children to read in school.
Yeah.
But on
later on the 27th
because apparently they didn't go back to work.
Remember this is more on Monday, right?
Well, there was a little
traffic stop there in White Bear Lake.
Engen was driving.
his pick-em-up truck and Hudson was a passenger.
The cops reported that Hudson, the passenger, was impaired,
which is Minnesota-speaking for fucked up whilst carrying a firearm his pistol.
That's just a misdemeanor in Minnesota.
So, unfortunately, the cops didn't breathalize Hudson,
so they're not going to charge him with the actual crime.
Engen, on the other hand?
Well, Engen got busted for DUI.
I had one beer at Burger Moes.
Well, you some sort of lightweight.
But Ralph's serving as the Horn Ad Hoc Burger Moes Research Committee
has pulled up Burger Moes great bruise from around the world.
Oh, seasonal, dunkel, hawkershore, Munich, dark, surly winter eyes,
Schnell's peanut butter chocolate porter, oh my goodness, ale Smith,
no, me'll-n-l-l-l-nit-brown ale,
summit winter, three Floyd's, Alpha Klaus,
lift, bridge, fireside, flannel, s'mores beer.
Oh, come on, stop it!
But that Alpha Klaus
as a Christmas porter
that comes in at 7.3% alcohol by volume.
They got your hams,
they got your Mexican honey light,
your Bush light,
your Mac Golden Light,
your Modelo, your Stella Artois,
your cheerleader beer,
Michelob Ultra.
They've got enough IPAs
to turn the entire state of Minnesota
mouth's inside out.
Best happy hour in town,
three to six and nine to close.
Let's see.
The Paperworks Ninja versus Unicorn.
Come on, guys.
Brewers,
this is getting as silly as the shades on a,
on an eye shadow palette,
okay?
I mean,
okay, I got an eye shadow palette here somewhere.
There we go.
This is an eyeshadow palette
called Sour Yadou
pink lemonade, sangria, sweet, refresher, bellimami, tart, chocolate, sour, icy.
That's kind of banal.
Let's try another one.
Yeah, here we go.
Enchantment, devotion, mystic, enigma, starry, spellbound, tempterous, allure, rose, fog, sacred, aura, celestial.
Celestial is really, really kind of out there.
See what I did there.
Hayes, Euphoria.
Half of those could be beer names, according to these people.
Oh, and they got cider, too.
I love cider.
It goes on and on and on.
Castle Danger George Hunter Stout.
Hey, yeah.
Thanks for Alps.
Like I said, I don't know if I'm looking at,
I don't know if I'm in an eye shadow palette or a beer menu.
So his defense to leaving the meeting, Engen's,
was. No, yeah, Engen said, well, the testimony was from non-profit leaders and Department of Education
employees, and I didn't want to listen to them because of their role in fraud in Minnesota's
public program. Yeah, when the parts of the job that aren't productive that aren't conducive
to good policymaking are requiring you to sit and continue playing in that charade, I don't play
that game. I will leave happily no.
that they can continue to blow hot air without my presence.
So at that point, a member of the Democratic Farm Labor Party,
Representative Jenny Clavorn, said,
Do you think Minnesota taxpayers want you to skip work to go have a snort, a belt?
Oh, I'm extremely grateful to every taxpayer that helps pay for my salary.
I think a reasonable person in an average Minnesotan be taking a lunch with a full-packed workday
I think that they would see it as completely common sense.
How about the part where you don't go back to work and you wind up shit-faced in the middle of the night on the 27th?
Just asking for some friends in Minnesota.
Oh, and then, of course, there...
Ah, I understand now.
Conspiracy.
It was a setup.
Because a...
Somebody...
A former staffer was planted in burger mows.
because they knew that somehow, you know, precognition, telepathy,
I don't know, that these two drunks would wind up at Burger Mose.
And so that this former staffer was planted there,
and the former staffer took on a photo,
and the picture of them shows them with beers and empty tumbler glasses.
And Engen said, oh, somebody else joined us, who also works at the Capitol, and they left the empties there.
In that inflammatory social media post, he deliberately framed two members taking lunch break as though we were slacking off from our jobs.
That's Hudson, the one with the gun and the snootful.
At face value, this does not appear to be neutral evidence.
it looks a lot more like partisan opposition research.
You cannot make this shit up.
Ah, thank you.
Thank you, John.
John just wrote in, former North Dakota, John and St. Paul.
White Bear Lake is east of St. Paul.
Albertville is west of the Twin Cities.
Those two are drunken judds.
There is some optimism here.
Today the state Senate passed an assault weapons ban
might be harder to get through the House as it's tied 67 to 67.
Amy Klobuchar gave her first speech as a gubernatorial candidate yesterday.
Meanwhile, we have a reality show person running for Congress, DFL.
The My Pillow dumbass is running for governor.
That would be Mike Lindell, Mr. Meth Pillow.
And a failed NBA star and former NBC sideline reporter running for the U.S. Senate,
both Rethaglicans.
Yeah, that's Royce, what's his name, who presently has a protective order entered against him to keep him from getting anywhere near his wife or one of his kids.
John notes, this political season will not be dull.
Break out the hot dish.
Okay.
All right, Minnesotans, I want your best hot dish recipes.
I know there's tater tots.
It's what else that makes the difference.
break out the hot dish and anything from unpaid product placement new glaris brewery
yes wait a minute are you telling me hold the
are you telling me you can get new glaris products in minnesota
or are you uh smoky and the banditing it over to wisconsin and bringing it back
uh i don't drink much beer anymore but i would gladly
fill a right tall schooner with spotted cow oh that's a fine fine beer
It's the corn grits in the finishing that makes it.
If only New Glaris knew the love that I have for them
and send out to them every time their name gets mentioned gracious.
Thanks, John.
Now, remember, as John said,
White Bear Lake is east of St. Paul.
Albertville is west of the Twin Cities,
and those two are drunken chuds.
That's the Rimalama Ding Dong of the evening so far, John.
That's beautiful.
Lee and New York vodka shooters?
I hear that they shoot straight.
Ah, ha ha ha ha.
I will grant you that the llama grinned at that one.
Lee notes obligatory drink joke.
The optimist sees the glass half full.
The pessimist sees the glass half empty.
The elect officials ask, are you going to finish that?
Lee, watching the priest, rabbi and minister walking into the bar.
Okay.
Oh, yeah.
Horse walks into a bar, bartender looks and he says, why have a long face?
Guy walks into a bar with a giraffe on a leash.
Giraffes pretty well behaved.
They sit down at a table, and the guy takes the collar off of the giraffe and sets it on the table.
Bartender says, hey, you can't leave that lion on the table.
The guy says, it's not a lion, it's a giraffe.
Ah!
Oh, Emilio, you have no idea how wrong you are.
Extreme communist talkress admits to hating beer.
And Ralph says,
Nuclaris Brewing Company, only Wisconsin.
So, John,
you want to tell us about your little smoky and the bandit thing you got going on there?
Curious?
Just after reading that Burger Moe's beer list,
I'm going to have to have an Alka-Seltzer.
Defending daydress.
drinking. Lee says, what these people do every day makes people want to drink. What are they supposed to do? Every day is a day. When are they supposed to drink? Well, you know, never drink without a reason. Suns up, mails in, somebody's birthday somewhere.
Good Lord, where is this program going?
We've got to, my goodness, we're almost to the third hour of the program.
Yeah.
And we've got a sighting of constitutional scholar Mike Lee of Utah.
So I presume we all know that Spirit Airlines departed for the Spirit world this past weekend.
Yeah, we're out of business.
Maybe some other airlines will honor your Spirit tickets.
We don't know.
Micah sent me a meme over the weekend showing a spirit hanger
when somebody had hung the
I mean yeah it's a meme
done Photoshop but somebody had changed spirit and then put Halloween under it
well apparently
and pretty much everybody with two brain brains
cells to rub together, knows that
Spirit Airlines
died
a cruel and painful death because
of the
fuel prices that have gone
through the roof as a result of
nitwit Nero and, well,
Psycho-Bebys,
war against Iran
that they started with a sneak
attack. But not according
to constitutional scholar,
my cleo of Utah.
No.
earlier today, running over to X and posting his excrement,
constitutional scholar Mike Lee said he put up a photo of O.J. Simpson and Nicole Brown Simpson
saying that Elizabeth Warren, not Mike Lee's orange pedophile daddy,
but Elizabeth Warren killed Spirit Airlines
in the same way that OJ killed Nicole
in their ongoing effort to blame anybody
except their Orange Daddy
Elizabeth Warren they said
killed Spirit because she blocked a merger with JetBlue
Mike Lee said, Nailed it!
Over at NS Now their columnist, Eric Michael Garcia
said, I know as a journalist we don't express opinion
but it is disgusting for a United States Senator to make a joke like this about a colleague.
The thing is, Mike Lee will never answer for this because he refuses to talk to reporters,
and he knows a joke like this, a joke, is morally disgusting.
He's just completely cooked his brain on internet memes.
Well, they call it X, and we call the posts their excrements.
Yeah, for a reason.
Oh, and just a little bit of...
Oh, wait, we're back to...
We've got another note.
from John.
New Glaris.
John says, I'm 30 minutes
from Hudson, Wisconsin. I know where
Hudson is. I had
dinner there once.
With
Bruce and Karen, as a matter of fact.
Whose challenge is still
on the table and needs $201.
I'm
30 minutes from Hudson, Wisconsin, which is how
I get this beer. By the way,
their colch is great. The fruit beer,
strawberry rhubarb, and raspberry tart are
and they just came out with an amber
logger.
I still have to go to Wisconsin
to get it. I'm close.
Oh, tell me more about the coach.
That's my favorite beer style in the whole
wide world.
Originally comes from Cologne, Germany.
And of all the German beers I've tried,
that one stands head and shoulders
above the rest,
I once referred
to it as the ultimate lawnmower beer.
It's just perfect.
Pretty straw color.
It's not terribly hoppy.
Not terribly malty.
It's just crisp and clean.
No, no.
Just no.
Oh, from Daryl in Houston.
I can't subject line realists.
I can't attach an image, but picture three glasses half full of a yellow liquid.
First glass says, I'm half full.
Second glass says, I'm half empty.
Third glass says,
I think this is piss.
Caption, realists, the only ones who really know what's going on.
Oh, Dave number 11, shame on you.
But in the best possible way.
I stole this from Scott Galloway.
My daughter-in-law laughed.
How do you spot the sightless man at the nude beach?
It's not hard.
Well, this one goes into the books, Dave Number 11.
As being yours, this program has gone off the rails and into the gutter at approximately 6.52 p.m.
Eastern daylight time, 3.52 p.m. Pacific daylight time.
And that's all yours.
Yeah.
But no, to get back to what I was going to say a moment ago, by the way, the lines are open.
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Yeah.
There we are.
far out ahead of the curve, it's like we're on a straight road.
At this point in time, my mental image for that is basically that long straight road through
Monument Valley.
We say it here, it comes out there.
Nitwit Niro over the weekend via Agenz France Press was describing an operation where the
United States Navy seized a vessel saying,
We land on top of it, and we just.
took over the ship, we took over the cargo, took over the oil, it's a very profitable business.
This was Friday at a rally.
We're like pirates.
We're just sort of like pirates.
But we're not playing games.
Which pirates played games?
And what game?
Backgammon, Parchisi?
Shuffleboard?
I hear that's big aboard ships.
Who was the gameplay?
Was he mixing his metaphors?
Were the bucks?
That baseball team from Pittsburgh playing down in Florida?
I don't know.
So there it is.
I've been saying since we started murdering people in little open boats off the Venezuelan coast and in the Pacific as well,
that the United States Navy had been repurposed into piracy on the high seas,
and here's the admission.
From none other than the President of the United States of America.
God damn it.
Nittler pirates.
YAR.
Hey, nitwit Niro.
Say y'ar, and then draw a clock showing 2 p.m.
No, not a digital clock, one with the hands.
Bet you can't.
But the confirmations just keep coming.
What, Jeremy?
Lib Transphili elitist talker promotes drinking and driving as long as it's on your lawn or the neighbor's lawn or some or many lawns in the neighborhood, especially if it's German hops, doing the choice.
Who said anything about driving?
I said it's the ultimate lawnmower beer.
You're just pushing, you're just walking behind the mower with one hand on the handle and throttle and the other.
Bodle?
New Gloros.
Oh, and
on Friday, we played the clip
from Ashley St. Clair,
who was doing everything
in her power to put a lot of distance
between Andrew Calvette
and the other Chud
there at the Charlie Kirk show.
Yeah.
Well, apparently,
I don't know if she had an inside track
or whatever, but, you know,
she closed that clip by saying,
shudder the show.
This is just sad and embarrassing.
Well, something's going on.
Blake Neff and Andrew Calvet are now
trying to
get themselves unstuck
from their orange Jesus
as he continues to ramp up his
war that he and BVNet and Yahoo
started against Iran.
But over the weekend, Trump
announced
via True Social, that he was going to start opening the strait, escorting countries that are, quote, unquote, victims of circumstance.
And he's calling it Operation Freedom, where they're going to be leading and guiding ships through the Strait of Hormuz to sort of ease maybe the economic fallout from the strait being closed.
Obviously, about 20 to 30 percent of the world's energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz.
And just before the show began, we started hearing rumors that Iran was firing back after this announcement from the president.
So what do we have?
We have the UAE says that four missiles have been shot at the UAE, four cruise missiles.
Three were intercepted, one dropped into the sea.
But we are also getting confirmations that there is a fire at the Fujaira oil industry zone.
So it goes by foyes caused by a drone strike coming from Iran, and UAE is issuing safety alerts.
And basically, this is now an open question.
Does this violate the ceasefire?
Are we about to see a return to kinetic hostilities led by the U.S. military in the region?
We are told there's about 15,000 service members activated right now in this moment.
There was also reports unconfirmed, I believe, at this point that a South Korean tanker was hit by a mine in the strait.
So we're looking for confirmation on that.
But this then is, it seems like, a return to the storylines of about a month ago, Blake, or three weeks ago, where, you know, we could be at the precipice of active military strikes against Iran once more.
We could.
We could see more strikes.
we could see attempt, you know, if they're launching stuff at the UAE, that could very much be signaling,
ships shouldn't join this attempt to run the blockade.
They're trying to show they can still shoot missiles that can hit things, trying to spook them.
So we might.
How about this?
The UAE bailed out of OPEC.
OPEC met and decided they would ramp up production because everybody's paying a terrible price.
The whole world for nitwit Nero's dumbass war.
But, well, apparently that didn't influence Iran too terribly much.
Getting out of OPEC.
See an escalation where the U.S. tries to induce ships to come along.
Iran might try to hit them.
If they do, then they might see strikes.
You know, we're seeing why this has proven such an intractable and difficult conflict,
which is it's been difficult for us to actually shut down Iran's ability to launch missiles.
We haven't knocked down that regime.
The blockade does seem to be having some effect, but it hasn't caused the regime to collapse.
It's difficult to destroy a country by blockade, even when it's an island, as we've seen with Cuba.
Yeah, well, so the major effect, I think, of the blockade is economic, right?
The 40% of Iran's GDP has been wiped off the books in just the last.
two months and there is an issue when you stop oil production. So essentially what is happening
in Iran is that they are still pumping because if you stop pumping, you can cause permanent
damage to the wells. They might not ever come back actually in the same way that they were.
So either you lose them all together or future production is greatly degraded. So what they have
to now do, since they're not able to get any of their oil out, is they're trying to find
storage in Iran. So you're trying to find places where you can actually store.
store the oil, and once you run out of that, then you have to stop production. And there's another
issue is that when the oil is going out, obviously you're getting revenue in. Well, if you stop
getting revenue in, and this represents the vast majority of the Iranian economy, then essentially
you're going to run out of the ability to pay your troops. So they're looking at about 20 days out
from running out of money, according to estimates, to be able to pay their troops. The question is,
will that stop the IRGC?
Will you get mass defections?
Will they just kind of tough it out, grin and bear it?
The line that everybody likes to use is that they have a high pain threshold and can tolerate a long-term drawn-out painful situation.
What I will say is I think we've seen a lot of very optimistic estimates that they can't last another day.
They can't last another week.
and we're almost two and a half months into this and hasn't fallen yet.
So I think we're seeing why it was, we're frankly seeing why Charlie issued so many warnings about a conflict like this.
Yeah, I mean, this was the great white whale of the neocon establishment as they wanted to take out the Iranian regime.
This is why we are always skeptical about it.
This is why we didn't, we didn't, you know, beat the drums of war over at the Charlie Kirk show.
is because this is a very, as you say, intractable potential problem.
How do you finish this off if they're willing to just sort of grin and bear it and lose their economy in order to not lose face and to maintain their dignity and their sovereignty?
And remember that they control the vast majority of the shoreline of the Strait of Hormuz.
They're claiming it as their own.
Ultimately, they're sort of feckless, but all they have to do is wait it out, then that becomes a massive problem.
So we obviously root for success, but we're also very honest about the fact that there doesn't seem to be a quick, easy, obvious route out of this conflict as we currently see it.
Yeah, we're controlling things.
We destroyed their Navy.
We destroyed their military.
Their missile capacity to shoot them and to produce them is greatly degraded.
But at what point do we just have to keep this going?
Is this like a forever quagmire where we just have to blockade the strait?
and energy prices around the globe remain inflated.
So that's a huge, huge question.
And we don't have an answer to it yet.
And this is why we were always, I would say, warning about this conflict.
This is why I think Charlie was accurate to be warning about this conflict.
You know, there's a lot of talk about, is Iran a rational actor?
Are they making decisions rationally?
This was obviously first and foremost, the discussion.
about nuclear weapons, but now it becomes, obviously, it would be in their best interest to get a truce, to get a peace, just for economic reasons.
Are they rational in that sense?
I'm not so sure that they're going to behave rationally when it comes to this because they believe that they have the leverage.
And we talk about leverage.
They think they have the leverage because they can stand this conflict longer, potentially, than the patients of the American people.
And what we'll say is also there's going to be, because we've been around this for several months,
there's going to be people, I think, adjacent to the White House, maybe in the White House,
who will tell the president, if you do this one thing, if you take this one step that's more aggressive,
put boots on the ground, seize Karg Island, you'll be able to end the war.
One, be skeptical of that, and two, we ask every young person who comes on this show how their friends feel about this.
And every single time they've said, it's very unpopular.
Yeah.
Run away!
Run away!
Jesus.
And behind Blake there, or Andrew, I don't know which one.
I can't tell him without a program.
It was a picture of Chuckles Kirk saying,
May Charlie Kirk be received into the loving arms of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Y'all, he died unshriven.
Sorry.
just how it works.
I don't make the rules.
St. Peter just enforces them.
God.
From Steve in New York.
Yes.
Is Iran rational?
Oh, for pity's sake.
No, and see, again, that's how we get in spots like this.
Oh, no, Iran's crazy.
No, they're not.
They're acting within their own rational.
self-interest and they've been preparing for this for 47 years they expected this to happen
under Jimmy Carter they expected it to happen under old 666 himself Ronald Wilson
Reagan they expected it to happen under Pappy Bush or Bill Clinton or Deb you but are
they rational no I would draw your I would draw our attention to September the 11th
2001 when the minute the planes hit the buildings
The Iranians put out a statement saying, hey, that was not us.
That is some sleazy shit.
That's some dirty, nasty, filthy, Saudi shit right there is what that is.
And you know what?
They were right.
And speaking of which, the propaganda wars continue.
Goodness gracious.
and they just keep getting more devastating.
Here's the latest one.
Lego Iranians walking through the rubble.
Americans standing in line outside of Golden Trump building.
Nittwit Niro and Dibi.
Love for the people.
It's from Tehran.
I'm writing this from Tehran looking up at the sky,
wondering how many drones are going to pass us by.
Another meaningless war.
Another theater of blood.
While our mothers are we,
bearing the young in the mud
It ain't just here
It's the soldiers you send the cross
Emily's fractured for a line drawn in the sand
Now let's talk about Trump
The man painted in gold
Tearing up the agreements
Acting reckless and bold
Sanchez choking my people
Couldn't get medicine in
Assassinated our general
And you cheer for the wind
You creature bow morals
Put the word on his back
But check the flight logs on Epstein
Look at your tracks
Listen to mine
Who were living in fear
To the working class
People trying to make ends meet
To the students protested
Marching out on the street
We are one and the same
Just trying to survive
Just trying the system
Bridge the divide
To lay down the weapons
To swallow the pride
We don't need another missile
No more tactical strikes
We need conversations on what the future looks like
My purpose
For the leaders
But for the innocent souls
For the next in line
Signing out
It's brilliant
Now there's no getting around the fact
That it's propiaanda
And
Well
Interesting that
even Lego women in these videos
have to cover their filthy, sinful, infidel hair
you know, lest the men be
carried away by paroxysms of wild sexual lust.
I'm eyes wide open about this propaganda.
I recognize the brilliance of it,
but I do
worry about people who see this,
and, you know, get their news from places like the tickety-to-to-to-machine,
the war should end, and the people who started it should face the harshest form of judgment and justice.
You know, world peace is a wonderful thing to ponder, especially for, you know,
scholarship pageant contestants.
It's a scholarship program.
Yes, but I can spot this stuff from a mile away.
And tucked into the video there, you should know,
is a representation that Democrats are complicit in this.
Well, all of them aren't.
There's a handful who are.
Make no mistake.
Kirsten Mansion comes to mind, you know, John Fetterman.
or that
who's that jackass in Florida fine
that be given the opportunity
he would murder every Iranian
he could get a bullet through
but it's Democrats who are out there
putting up resolutions
to call this filthy
monstrous
illegal unconstitutional regime to account
that's all
that's all
But, oh, by the way, is something a little more in the way of fun in terms of videos.
An homage to mayonnaise mouth, hairless Heydrick, you know, Stephen Miller.
This is a dandy, too.
The Ballad of Stephen Miller.
All the tales were telling.
There's a sad one left to tell about a man who most would say a say,
Stand it straight from hell.
His dis-
Singing it.
He's a twat.
Stephen Miller is a million things.
A decent man is...
He's really should be part of the United States.
Yes, his head and his face look.
He's trawler is the meanest.
There is an asshole.
A million things.
A decent man is not.
There's a douchebag.
He's a tur.
He's a tur.
Stephen Mill make it weep.
Is with his special brand lust.
He's really just.
A roodin-to-ting.
Cladler is a million things.
A decent man is not a douchebag.
The United States of America is running Venezuela.
By definition, that's true.
Jake, we live in a law, or sorry, we live in a world in which you can...
Oh, do shut up.
From an account called MAGA at MAGA country music on Instagram,
Bruce Kluger is responsible for the song and the lyrics.
Stephen Miller is an asshole
long distance dedication going out to
mayonnaise mouth Miller
hiding in a bunker somewhere in Washington, D.C.
I told you it was a good one.
But that's by no means all for this morning, Monday.
We've got another half hour or so of fun and frivolity.
You know, a long, long time ago,
I began putting out the warning that while America, the United States, while the United States does in fact need to enter the 20th century and have a woman be president of the United States, that we should temper our statements desiring that because, well, if you think about horrible women leaders, well, look, hey,
Down in hell. There she is.
Yeah.
Maggie Thatcher, how you doing?
Really? You'd have to do that to Ronald Reagan for all eternity now?
Sorry, hon.
What's Nancy do?
Oh, she's not down there.
Oh, okay.
Uh-huh.
Well, there was some reporting over the weekend that Nitwit Niro has decided who he wants to be his hand-picked
successor.
And like I said, you know, be careful what you wish for.
It was back during the first reign of, well, let's see, Bush was the reign of error,
so this is just what, the reign of dirp.
Sarah Baxter writing over at Eye Paper said that he has made clear,
nitwit Nero has, who he wants to take over the maggot movement.
once he is no longer among the quick.
Guess who he wants it to be?
I actually named her back then in the first term.
Yep.
I remember talking about it.
Two terms of nitwit and arrow, and then along comes.
Tadda, I wanka.
So Sarah Baxter said, yeah,
said if he could handpick his political and showbiz air,
would be Iwanka, noting, according to the book, Apprentice in Wonderland, when Trump left the show to run for
president, he wanted his daughter to take it over, I didn't press it. He, I didn't press it, but I felt
Iwanca would have been by far the best person you could hire. Ms. Baxter went on and said,
Trump has done all he can to smooth her path with the experience and money needed to become
America's first woman president. Her husband, Jared Kushner, also a former White House advisor,
made a cool $2 billion with Saudi investors on leaving office.
He returned this year as a special peace envoy and leading Iran negotiator.
We've seen how that worked out.
While continuing to do business in the Middle East, she said,
I don't doubt Jared would be delighted to serve as first gentleman in consulieri to President Iwanka Trump,
but they're both too smart to set their sights on the near future.
While, Eric the dumber thinks he's got presidential timber.
In the Financial Times last year, he said, I think I could do it.
And by the way, I think other members of our family could do it too.
Trader Tott, for his part, said, I'm used to getting up on stage with a mic and talking to 10, 15,000 people.
Anybody got any baking? He said, and I didn't realize this, but Trader Tott,
will be, oh God, the bribery continues.
Oh, Jesus.
Amazon is going to produce, no, really,
a remake of The Apprentice.
And Trader Tot is going to be the central figure,
the one who gets to say,
You're fired.
Yeah.
Ah, good shit.
I don't know why my dad saw an Adderall.
Peruvian flake is where it's at, man.
Just remember, we get stuff right that other people don't even ponder.
I'm warned about this eight, ten years ago.
Oh, I didn't realize that.
When I said the Lego women must still cover their filthy, sinful, infidel hair,
Brother Deacon Asa said,
To be fair, since the regime murdered that innocent
22-year-old girl back in 2022
and the advent of the woman life
freedom movement,
they have indeed backed off the hijab
requirement unless the filthy women
are going into a government office or a religious
institution. This, by the way, goes
to show that change is indeed possible from within
and that you don't need missiles
to catalyze that change.
No, I think the missiles probably make that change
harder, don't they?
Father Deacon, when I was traveling earlier on Saturday, I happened to cross, well, West Virginia Public Radio running This American Life, and it was a series of recreations of voice notes that had been snuck out of Iran because they're in a complete Internet blackout for security.
reasons.
And it was interesting because there was a pretty broad cross-section of people who supported the regime
and people who were willing to praise Donald Trump for finally they hoped driving it to its knees,
who really were hoping that he would slaughter everybody as long as it took out the Islamic revolutionary
government. And in that video, by the way, the propaganda video, there's one scene that shows
someone in Iran texting with someone in the United States and they're in total agreement.
I know, right? Yeah. Well, that ain't happening. I used to see messages on some boards from trans
girls in Iran. That hasn't happened in rather a long time.
But, you know, then again, Steve wrote a minute ago in New York.
It's official.
Victory is ours.
A message from Infra Wars Creative Director, Tim Heidecker.
Oh, that victory.
Yeah.
But, yeah, Central Command Commander, Admiral Brad Cooper.
Is that his name?
Brad Cooper.
You have to say it that way with your teeth clench.
and a little bit of chest hair popping up over the top of your collar.
Brad could announce that, oh, Iran, and, you know, we find out it's a lie every time they say something like,
oh, Iran's military abilities have been severely degraded.
I guess they're going to have to sink.
They don't want to sink the tankers, though, because nobody wants a great big oil slick in the Persian Gulf.
Jesus.
Oh, and I can't remember the Chud's name, but.
sometimes when I'm on the road and the FM band is proving not particularly interesting,
I hit the button on the A.m. and start scanning.
And whewy! I ran across, oh my God, I ran across a maggot.
Ah, this guy, he'll be a long time getting to Rush Limbaugh territory.
But apparently the new, because you can get the idea of what the talking points are when you
hear these assholes.
The new talking point is that Texas had to redistrict
because the Democrats done stolt
Everstate New England
and Maryland. They're about to
gerrymander away their one decent Republican congressman
and Maryland.
And he kept going over and over again.
You could tell he was reading spoon-fed information.
Well, 40% of the voters in New England identify as Republicans,
but they have zero representation in Congress.
Funny how that democracy thing works there.
Oh, he was a real scream.
I was, oh, God, I was up past Ripley when I heard him talking about.
He played a 2014 clip from Dead Joan Rivers.
saying, it was a TMZ reporter saying,
do you think we'll ever, which will we have first?
A gay president or a woman?
And of course, Joan Rivers back then said,
oh, come on, we've already had a gay president, you know, Obama.
And so this chud took it as gospel and went off on,
just asked Jeffrey Sinclair, he knows how gay Obama was.
and of course, Obama needed some cover, so that's why he married Big Mike.
No, really, they're still prattling on and on with the transvestigation of Michelle Obama.
You know, actual malice is a jury question.
It really is.
And I wonder how quickly that dude would disappear from the air if he was sued for everything he's ever earned and ever will earn in his life with that slur.
and I hate to say that it's a slur to call somebody trans,
but when someone is cis, it kind of is.
And then, and he went,
I mean, she's got two daughters that don't look anything like her.
I mean, that's actual malice.
Allegations of bastardy are probably slander per se.
But, yeah, that's the state of right-wing talk radio these days.
And I guess this guy has a radio show,
and he's on newsmuck.
I mean, I hadn't heard anything like that in a very long time.
But I guess it's still out there, and Emery and Marvelline are still dialing it in every day.
Big Mac, that's funny, Marvelline.
I know, Emery, it certainly is.
What's this?
Victory is ours?
A lot of turmoil the past couple of days on our road to total victory.
We have just won a major battle, folks.
Alex and his gang of liars and scoundrels have been cast out into the street.
They have lost InfoWars.com and their various platforms.
They have been cast out, ladies and gentlemen.
I am confirming now.
I am wearing his skin.
I've been wearing his skin now for about two weeks.
It is tough skin.
It is Texas skin.
It is leathery and old spice is the main fragrance.
as well as various alcoholic beverages.
And this is just human blood.
A stick.
Plus Info Wars is a movement, and you're on it now.
You're on our ship.
All right.
Hi, everybody.
It's Tim.
Now, I heard somewhere that the onion had been stymied again,
but I hope that's true.
And I didn't realize what a super double plus excellent top-knit.
job Tim Heidecker does in terms of an Alex Jones impression.
I mean, he's got the hyperactivity down pad.
He's got the voice down pat.
Oh, my God.
And driving down the road and ran over a maggot, Lee says,
sounds like a good drive unless it messed up your alignment.
Signed Lee on the road again.
Nope, rant, right.
Okay.
I guess I could have phrased that more artfully now, couldn't I?
Yeah.
Meanwhile, Stephen New York points out,
Obama's daughters look just like Michelle.
Facts don't slow these fuckers down.
DDT barely even does.
Speaking of which, the...
Here we are. May the fourth be with you.
The paranoia is at 11.
The Secret Service reportedly locking down the White House press office today
after gunshots were fired nearby.
What does nearby mean?
Down the hall, across the street,
in an entirely different section of D.C.,
these people are desperate to create something
to make it look like there's a threat.
Over at News Nation, their correspondent Libby Dean,
said the Secret Service had moved to lock down the compound.
Secret Service directed press off
the White House North Lawn into the briefing room minutes before POTUS arrived at the event in the East Room.
I don't think they bulldoze the East Room.
No, never mind.
Oh, okay.
Well, if you know your D.C., dear God.
A member of the United States Secret Service shot someone near the Washington Monument at the corner of 15th and independent southwest.
Near the Washington Monument.
I think if he wanted to hit the Washington Monument from the White House, you'd probably have to have a piece of
of field artillery.
Alan Fisher of Al Jazeera, English said,
reports of shots fired a few blocks away.
Gunshots fired near the White House complex,
the 15th and Independence,
Secret Service locking down press office and other locations.
Ah, that was news muck,
making it sound much closer than it actually was.
Lee asking, did everyone stop eating their salads?
Well, everyone but Wolf Blitzer.
It was a very nice salad.
and I found this story interesting because we've, again, I don't know why it works out this way on this more end Monday,
but we've had multiple examples of this.
I said after the Cole Allen event, kerfuffle, a week ago last Saturday night at the White House Correspondence Association dinner,
that with Niro running out to run his mouth,
he may have just worked his way onto the witness list.
And lo and behold, over at MS now,
legal analyst Jordan Rubin said that while Wineboxed Janine told Jack Tapper on Sunday that,
oh, that language was out.
Yeah, dead language was outrageous.
And Tapper asked Janine, what, was he talking about President Trump?
And she said, yeah, you're going to have to ask him, Dad.
I don't really care.
But, well, Jordan Rubin said, but Piro has reason to care.
The incendiary language has legal relevance in the case her office brought against Alan.
The top charge he faces is for allegedly attempting to assassinate Trump at the White House correspondent's dinner
in the nation's capital last month.
Alan's unnamed but unmistakable reference to the president
puts federal prosecutors in a strange thought.
I know if this sounds at all familiar,
it's because you heard me say this last week.
It's potent evidence of the defendant's intent,
but it's intertwined with potent claims
about the would-be assassination victim, Trump.
And so they are, not to put too fine a point on it,
in a bind, Jordan Rubin, writing.
Again, the question in Allen's case
is not whether the president,
as any of those things.
But if the case goes to trial,
then prosecutors may find themselves
in the enviable position
of having to explain that to a jury,
while Piro may find herself having to explain to Trump
why he keeps hearing about it.
And then there's his statements
about the alleged mental illness
of Cole Allen.
He's obviously a very sick person,
which again speaks to how
nitwit Nero thinks about people
with mental illness. He thinks that mental illness is or makes someone a bad person, which is not
true by any stretch of the imagination. People with behavioral health issues are no more likely to
commit a crime than people who are okay. But here we are. Something, isn't it? Oh gosh,
I hope it absolutely gives us. I hope it absolutely gives
wine box Janine, a monumental ulcer.
You know, sometimes I'm not terribly fond of the way that law enforcement parades their
arrestees and talks about cases and there's no better place to look for that than Florida.
But, well, Friday, Polk County Sheriff's deputies took down a lot of
a bunch of people in a sting.
By a bunch of people, I mean
266 arrests.
It was a
human trafficking sting.
And out of those 266 people,
guess what? That's right.
They caught another
pardoned January 6th domestic
terrorist.
And I don't know the politics
of this guy, but Polk County Sheriff
Grady Judd
I was thinking of our dear friend
Juanita.
I think she lives in Polk County.
But
Sheriff Grady
was all set and ready
with full-color glossy photos
circles and errors in a paragraph
on the back of each one
when he got around to talking about
Craig Long,
hardcore maggot
influencer,
and January 6th domestic terrorist,
who was apparently interesting and a little sex trafficking.
Then there's Craig Long we arrested.
He's 41.
Some of you may recognize him.
He's an influencer.
He also owns Craig Long Fitness in Tampa.
He was seeking the services of a prostitute.
Did I tell you that he's married?
That he's got 125 followers.
on
Instagram,
568 followers
on TikTok.
Well, I'm going to give him
some content
for his social media
today.
He was a previous
felon
who straightened up
really what we
want to see in life.
Now he's an influencer.
You know, he moves
in big circles,
even with the president.
Yep.
And puts up a picture
of knitwit,
Nero, Trader Tott,
and, yeah, the defendant.
This is a photograph with the president and his son, not long ago.
Now, we'd like to see people who make mistakes early in life,
and he had a long history straightened up.
We like the fact that he likes the cops.
Heck, he liked him so much.
He got caught up in a sting and got to be up and real close with the cops.
we asked what his attitude was he said oh he had a great attitude
he appreciates law enforcement
well there you go got arrested in the human trafficking team
influenced that for a while
oh
that
what kind of word do you use for that sort of thing
influence that for a while
catty
that
that right there
what you just heard
from the Sheriff of Polk County, Florida
is shade worthy of a drag queen
my goodness gracious
he got to be rubbing
up real close with the cops
can monkey up to Clantis
remove
Sheriff
Grady Judd
because
once he hears about it
if he's allowed to hear about it
Tangerine Tiberius is not
going to be happy having his picture taken with a whoremonger, a John.
Wait, that's Nitwit Niro's middle name, isn't it?
Southwest D.C., says Steve, that's nowhere near the White House.
It was over by the Washington Monument.
The address was something, something Southwest.
You know how screwed up the street names are in D.C.
He was over by the Washington Monument.
And the Secret Service plugged him and said,
Okay, we found somebody.
We shot him.
Shut down the White House and alert the press.
Daddy is in danger because he's making America great again.
Yeah.
Influence this.
Oh, that had to sting.
And I ran across this before I left.
for Parker's Bird on Saturday.
Miles Taylor
shows up on MS now
pretty often.
And he did what
actual lawyers need to be doing.
He served notice that coming out of the
Operation C-shell Comey
indictment
that
well, some of these
maggots, cabinet officials
need to be worried
may be measuring themselves for orange jumpsuits.
Taylor said they should not be worried about whether the James Comey charges stick.
They won't. This is a fake case. These are false charges.
What they should be worried about is whether any of them engaged in criminal conduct to bring these charges.
I'm as serious as a heart attack about this. Deprivation of rights, selective, vindictive prosecution.
These are things that are illegal and unconstitutional.
Miles Taylor went on and said, anyone who's in that chain of these decisions, they should be worried about in a future administration.
could they be charged for having violated James Comey's rights intentionally and deliberately?
This is about revenge.
This is about retribution.
That's why the case is going to fall apart.
But that's also why it's not going to be forgotten after this,
because the process that led to it is potentially suspicious from a criminal standpoint.
Yeah, it is.
Oh, and one last thing before I close.
I saw a clip a while back last week,
and it was of cranky old grandpa Simpson Bill Maher
in conversation with the comedian David Cross,
formerly of Mr. Show with Bob Odenkirk.
And because Bill Maher is just an old man who yells at clouds,
who has, of course, never raised a child,
David Cross mentioned that one of his kids,
is friends with some trans kids.
And Bill Maher was amazed.
And also, apparently, agitated,
arguing about, you know,
what are these parents doing to their children?
And David Cross quietly said,
nobody's doing anything to the children.
They're taking care of their children.
They're letting them express themselves.
Well, no child at eight years old can possibly know
something like that.
And David Cross
just quietly
and politely
told Bill Maher
that he's absolutely full of shit.
And of course, Marr was sitting
there spouting talking points
as though he was
a ventriloquist dummy and Dave Chappelle
was working his mouth.
I don't even want to think about
where Dave Chappelle's hand had to be to do that.
But then, lo and behold,
Victoria showed it.
to me there's a clip of Sam Cedar on his show, The Majority Report, deconstructing that
clip, and it was just kind of inspiring to see Sam do something like that and, you know,
take old Grandpa Simpson Bill Maher apart piece by itsy-bitsy teeny tiny piece and sort of cast him to the wind.
So I dropped him a note
and gave him kudos on that.
And I also told him if
you know, because I know Sam, Sam knows me,
I presume he knows me.
You know, we've been doing this for about the same amount of time.
This kind of work.
And I just told him, you know,
if you ever want to touch on this again,
you've got a friend in your industry
who not only knows what it is to be
like that at that age
but can shed a lot of light on the situation
should the need arise
but Sam and his co-host
did a great job
and David Cross did an even better job
dealing and if you find the clip
understand you might want to watch it with a bucket nearby
because Bill Maher is just so disgusting
He knows nothing, and he's damned proud of it.
So that's the program.
I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.
We are, well, thank you, Joy, jumping in before the beginning of the program.
I guess we'll call Bruce and Karen's challenge a failure for the month of May,
but we did get $91 of it.
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