Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid - Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid, 9 July 2026, Ketchup Thursday

Episode Date: July 10, 2026

Like we always say: So far ahead of the curve it's like we're on straight road. Hi, Jehosaphat! We tried to tell you it wasn't about trans people in the military. That, as in 1933, was just the starting point. Whiskey Pete won't quit until he has a racially "pure" all-white military. Now it's the Navy's turn. internecine bickering erupts in the MAGAT-o-sphere over Dead Charlie. WineBox Jeanine's pettifoggers had an embarrassing day in court. Nitwit Nero's out $5M + interest. 

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well, I'm glad to be in your good company this afternoon. I tried to put out a statement on various social media platforms that we'd be about a half an hour late to air, which I am. But, you know, here we are, and it's Thorn in the Side Thursday, and goodness gracious sakes alive, it's not like we don't have anything to talk about this evening, no. and I'm happy to announce that the char-griller Acorn is doing its happy job right now. There are two pork shoulders smoking merrily away,

and it's my Fourth of July barbecue a week late because the weather has been an absolute booger. And you know what? I spent the better part of the day working on it, just trying to dry out enough char-a-law. to get the job done. Yeah, that's right. Wet charcoal. It sucks. But, yeah, it's sitting there happily at about 220, 230 degrees, and a gentle wafes of hickory smoke coming out the chimney.

And so sometime about, oh, I figure, midnight or so, I will carry it all in. and, um, yummy. Pulled pork. And then I've got a brisket to work on tomorrow. Hmm. Yes. But every program here at the horn begins with gratitude,

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and so now the the fundraising goal is down to 29 18 and 89 cents thanks for the thanks for the loose change there reggie too 11 11 11 uh And so Ralph's challenge got met overnight. Thank you kindly for that. Taking us down to 29, 1889 to finish the month of July. We're actually ahead of the game, which is a rarity of late. But we've got a chance to keep from having to sweat bullets at the end of the month. And I really, really hope that we can. So if we could raise it.

a day's worth of funding today, that would be great. That would get us down to 26, 1889. If anybody wants to throw in the 89 cents, that would be helpful too. It just saves a little brainpower for your humble, blonde hostess. Right, yeah. But as to the password, catch up, uh well it would appear that well somebody's listening to the program again because huh you know catching up with us or trying to play catch up with us here out so far ahead of the

curve it's like we're on straight road so yeah there they were this morning on my former filthy morning habit and well if uh i mean just listen it's almost like somebody's listening you know this is perfect before bedtime listening if one happens to have to get up at four o'clock in the morning just saying two months ago we had a hundred i told the story yesterday we had a hundred and eleven missile shot by the islamic republic of japan They were shot at the aircraft area over a period of about one hour. 111 missiles going to a very expensive ship. And every one of those missiles was knocked down.

You got to love the font for this. Trump appears to confuse Iran with Japan. Appears? I pretty clearly said the Islamic Republic of Japan. He's got Pearl Harbor on the brain. That's the president yesterday with the zip of the tongue mixing up Iran and Japan. Let me tell you, Willie, I am not the best man to cast stones at somebody who mixes things up, especially after a transatlantic flight.

I mean, I still, you know, about every three times I'm talking about Macron, I call him Middron. When poor Jack Scarborough has to watch me, watch me watching the Red Soxie. at night. I'll be sitting there and we'll be talking and go, who's that that guy that hit the home? He'll go Ortiz. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And we had that, that kid reminds

me of that, who's that left? Ted Williams. Yeah, yeah, Ted Williams. It really is towards your bar. But so... Really? No, you Stremski? I'm not going to criticize anybody who has a slip in the tongue like that again, especially after after not getting sleep. That

said, Here we go again. If Joe Biden had said that, oh, my God. The world would come to an end. We would be like they would say put electrodes up to his brain right now because obviously the 25th Amendment must be put into effect at once. In vote. The word you're looking for is in vote.

I'm going to bite my tongue because I want to say something, but I'm not going to say something, but I cannot wait. for certain people to write books about how we knew all along. We knew all along. He was demented. We knew all along. Jesus, this is the whole show from yesterday. We just sat there and sat back and said that.

It happens. It happens. But we can say that. But the Republicans can never say that about Joe Biden. No, and you could make that point several times per day if you listen to the remarks Right. The president gives, the long speeches he gives, the rants he goes on, the rambling. You know, a slip of the tongue, Japan, Iran.

He called President. That's a slip of the tongue. Putin yesterday. You know, it happens in the course of a day, I guess. But you're right. The side-by-side, the comparison and the moniker of Sleepy Joe for a president who often falls asleep in public. You can do this all day if you want to. But there are weightier issues because the war with Iran has stepped up again.

The United States. Waitier? There are weightier issues? I'd like to know what's weightier than having an absolute nursing home patient in charge of the nuclear arsenal. Disabuse me, please, let me know, because that seems pretty weighty. But damn, right down to talking about people writing books, I named names, Joe didn't. I said Jonathan Swan and Maggie Haberman. Joe didn't. But come on, fellas, you know, invite me on. I'd be real fun. And I hate to say this, but... I hate to say this, but I'll be right back. Stand by, please.