WTW69: Trump's MSG Rally Was a Preview of What Is to Come

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0:00:03 Clip: What's so scary about the woke mob, how often you just don't see them coming.

0:00:11 Clip: Anywhere you see diversity, equity, and inclusion, you see Marxism, and you see woke principles being pushed.

0:00:19 Clip: Wokeness is a virus more dangerous than any pandemic hands down. The woke monster is here, and it's coming for everything, everything, everything, and everything. Instead of go -go boots, the seductress green M &M will now wear sneakers.

0:00:41 Thomas: Everyone. Before we get to today's episode, I wanted to come in from the now times because this was obviously recorded in the the before times. Thomas. That's Lydia. How you doing? Let me do the intro again anyway. So just in case people forget our names between now and then.

0:00:49 Lydia: Yeah. Hello, hello. Yes, doing fine. Uh -huh, yeah.

0:00:58 Thomas: Yeah, that we were torn on this because we got this done like on election night. And then I was like, oh, we could bust our asses to try to get it out. But then it was like we already had three things out anyway. And so people there's no way anyone was going to listen to all that in time for it to to still be relevant. So I decided like, ah, we'll just hold on to it. And then obviously the election bummed us out a lot and we didn't do this for a while. I can't believe it's already been like two weeks, right? Or yeah.

0:01:18 Lydia: Yeah, Two and a half.

0:01:26 Thomas: We still hate it. But as that couple of weeks has happened, it's turned out that this last part in rally from the 2024 one is actually really relevant, because it has some key players, um, lamenting that we didn't get out sooner, because Lydia had some really good insight that, um, was a little bit ahead of the curve based on this rally. And so, sorry about that, hun, but everyone realized Lydia did this a long time before the election, uh, yeah, and it was, it was, well, well done. It was good analysis.

0:01:45 Lydia: Yeah it's all right. Before the mainstream media got into it. Thank

0:01:56 Thomas: And I'm sorry that we didn't get it out in time, but it is very important to get out now. And there's also some comic relief. So it's not all bad, though it's a bummer that Trump won, obviously. But last this part of the rally features people that are going to be pretty key to this administration. And I think it actually is just as important now to release this final part.

0:01:56 Lydia: You, thank you.

0:02:13 Thomas: And then we're going to continue on. And now it's actually, I think, even more relevant to do some of the stuff that I had prepped about parallels to 1939 and some really interesting stuff there. So that'll be what we'll do following this. And then we'll get back to the track that we were on, patching up some old Where There's Woke stuff. But obviously, we're thinking a lot about what happened and what we can do differently. And we're still thinking. I don't know. I think if there were super easy answers, we wouldn't be in this situation, obviously.

0:02:13 Lydia: Yep, yeah

0:02:45 Thomas: You know, it's like, I woke debunking is probably more important than ever, because I just think so much of that is what to Trump in different ways. But it's also like, how do we get that to any of the right audience? Or is it more about debunkING it for our audience who then can like, yeah.

0:03:01 Lydia: Who then carries it out. Yeah.

0:03:03 Thomas: So I do think it is really important, but it also feels really big And something that, like, it's almost like, okay, we need to somehow do more of it, but how?

0:03:03 Lydia: Yeah, I don't know. It's like an existential crisis for our show.

0:03:12 Thomas: Yeah, well, anyway, enough of that. That's what we're doing. Hi, update, that's us. And now we're going to put on the final part of the Madison Square Garden Rally. And interesting stuff and key players in the incoming fascist regime. So good know and good people to look out for. Well, not good people, but it's the people that we should be looking out for, and Lydia had some killer insight back when we recorded this all those eons ago. Job, hon. Sorry that this was late.

0:03:13 Lydia: Yeah Yeah, it's okay

0:03:47 Thomas: And welcome to Where There's Woke. This is episode 69.

0:03:53 Lydia: Oh, God, why is this the Trump one? No. We need to change all the numbers.

0:03:54 Thomas: Yay. Yeah, we'll redo it.

0:04:01 Lydia: Gross. Oh, Jesus.

0:04:03 Thomas: And I'm Thomas Smith. That over there is my lovely prudish wife, Lydia Smith.

0:04:07 Lydia: Barfing.

0:04:07 Thomas: How you doing?

0:04:08 Lydia: Well, just because it involves Trump. Like, that's the only reason. Everything else is fine. 69 is fine, but you heard it here, folks.

0:04:16 Thomas: Official show position.

0:04:19 Lydia: Yeah, but I just like I'm so grossed out that he's on this number.

0:04:20 Thomas: We're on the last part of this Nazi rally. But it had Jewish people, so it can't be a Nazi rally, right?

0:04:25 Lydia: Yep. Certainly are. I don't know. You tell me. You've heard some of these highlights. Like, yeah, it's not looking good. I'll say that.

0:04:34 Thomas: Yeah. You all tell us. Right. Well, we're going to round it out here with the coverage of this, uh, just in time for everyone to have this in their backlog and already know what the election results are. That's okay. This break, which you can avoid at patreon dot com slash where there's woke and, uh. Get some bonus stuff, but, oh yeah, shit, we didn't plug that, everybody, go get the bonus Jordan Peterson most cringe video in the world, well, we Didn't Plug That on the main show, because there's been a lot going on, was the worst. If you want to see the cringiest, most pathetic thing you've ever seen in your life, or hear it, Jordan Peterson made this, like, fan video, what would you even call It's a weird fanboy-themed video where he's like talking about Trump's X-Men team. Doesn't make any sense and it's so stupid, like, I can't even... whatever you think it is, this isn't, like, oh, normal critique of Jordan Peterson stupid. This, this video is so fucking dumb, like, you won't

0:04:59 Lydia: From last month. Yeah. True. True. I don't know crossover Yeah. He's

0:05:33 Thomas: Even believe It, it is so terrible, and, uh, we had to get Jenessa on too to cover some of the, some of, of the psychology going on Uh, but yeah, make sure to check that out. Uh, go to patreon.com slash where there's smoke. All right, let's finish with the, I'm sure, at the end, the furor, and then we're gonna be done with this Nazi rally.

0:05:33 Lydia: A big weirdo. Yeah. Yeah. All

0:05:58 Thomas: Who's up next?

0:05:59 Lydia: Right. Technically, if you're looking at the video in full, Dana White, CEO of the UFC, is up next. No.

0:05:59 Thomas: Oh, we we're not covering him. Okay.

0:06:06 Lydia: He was boring. Like, that's the thing, is that so many of these people are just so freaking boring. I

0:06:11 Thomas: Yeah. But, but an asshole, and I would be interested in him being an asshole. Well, Lydia's

0:06:14 Lydia: Understand he's an asshole. Do you want me, me to find a time clip? I'm not, I don't care, like we know who he is.

0:06:16 Thomas: Not a sportsman. He sucks, God. Well, we could just talk about him for a second. Well, kind of. I mean, it's a bit of a... So interesting because he essentially like UFC officially kind of endorses Trump. It's crazy. Like, for, for a major sports, I guess, league, for lack of a better word, that stopped watching it. I'm, in part because of, of that, but also I just kind of eventually lost interest in it, but I used to watch UFC. My brother used to watching every UFC, he might still, just because it's is a really good sport. But Dana White, I've seen these interviews where he, like, just the most fake macho pathetic thing that Tucker Carlson is a good distillation of the, you know, the white replacement kind of theory, all that stuff. Dana White's a good like, oh, just manly men need to be misogynist and vote for this, you toxic, not just the men, but vote for the toxic male asshole.

0:06:21 Lydia: Yeah. Yeah.

0:06:56 Lydia: Vote for the man Yeah. Yeah. I mean, that's kind of in line with, you, people affiliated with UFC, like Joe Rogan and, you know, what's recently happened there.

0:07:14 Thomas: Yeah, but I think Joe Rogan is slightly different. Joe Rogin is like if you I've recently watched him, Joe Rogon, for a thing we might do. And it's there is an element of the manliness, blah, blah. But he's a lot more of the like conspiracy minded angle for Joe Rogan in terms of his support. And he is somebody who Joe Rogin will talk in a way that's kind of like compassionate in certain ways. Like he's not he's Joe Rogans out there just trying to be like a dick. You know, like Dana White is just trying to be a dick. Like when he talks about he's like, just oh, completely fake. And you look at old pictures of Dana White when he used to be just an absolute dork. It's the Elon Musk effect. It's this overcompensation. Actually, that's an interesting thing to talk about, too.

0:07:14 Lydia: Yeah. Yeah.

0:07:57 Thomas: They're both, if you look an old picture of of them, them, extremely nerdy dorks that then like had a glow up when they made money. And their glow up is in a really like masculine way especially Dana White I don't I don't know maybe Elon Musk I can't quite pull it off but so it's this overcompensation for Dana White where he's now this man's man you know when when just never used to be that what right. Well, we are setting aside the Dana White. Maybe we can look into that more another time.

0:08:10 Lydia: You know are we We're going to go to Howard Lutnick. This is not a name I knew at all. He is the CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, an investment banking firm. And his story is actually really interesting. Like, when I was researching a bit, very, very lucky because his business was located on the hundred and something floor of the World Trade Center, two -thirds of their entire business, um lost that many employees. He happened to be taking his son to kindergarten that day, and so he was incredibly lucky, you know, like, very moving story. He definitely cares about his employees, definitely cared about their families, worked, you know, tirelessly to try and make things as right as he could, kind of thing. However, I, that experience has also, um, some of his thoughts, and gonna hear that at 4 16 18, kind of what he's really focused on here. Yeah.

0:08:46 Thomas: Yeah, Because isn't Cantor Fitzgerald, I was going to say, they lost, like, the most people I think Yeah. Yeah.

0:09:18 Clip: First thing, we must elect Donald J. Trump president, because we must crush jihad, how

0:09:29 Thomas: What?

0:09:32 Lydia: That's guess I kind of understand maybe where he's coming from a little bit, like, that, that must have been horrific, what he went through and, you know, what a lot of people went through, especially in New York. But man, that, that is a weird thing to really be, like, focused on still in 2024.

0:09:35 Thomas: God, how in this day and age. Yeah.

0:09:54 Lydia: Yeah. Why he's important is if you go to 422 even, he introduces a new department and that he'll be sharing the founding of with.

0:09:54 Thomas: Department of anti-jihad. Oh,

0:10:10 Clip: Ladies and gentlemen, I have the honor to introduce the co -founder with me of the Department of Government Efficiency, Doge Madison Square Garden. Ladies and gentlemen, give it up, capitalist in the history of the United States of America, Elon Musk!

0:10:15 Thomas: Who? Who is it? It's getting me in there. Oh, yeah.

0:10:38 Thomas: Not even true.

0:10:38 Lydia: Just keep playing through keep playing though so we can watch elon musk walking

0:10:42 Thomas: God. Yeah, gladly. Yeah, the people can't see it. Biggest fucking dork.

0:10:52 Lydia: He's like puffing out his chest rest.

0:10:53 Thomas: Yeah.

0:11:09 Thomas: Acts like he just drank the soul of his biggest rival and it's like giving him infinite life or something. Like all these idiots. It's these nerds can be summed up by, like, the part of Anchorman where he's like, "I don't know what to do with my hands." Like, that's all they are. When they get up there, they think they, in their mind, they're just really cool and really amazing But they have no sense of anything. Yep.

0:11:28 Lydia: Yep. Keep playing. Wearing a black maggish hat.

0:11:38 Thomas: So Cool. Don't talk enough about how cool he is. No. Oh.

0:11:38 Lydia: Yeah Yeah mm hmm.

0:11:42 Clip: I've only got one question for you, then I'm getting out of here because this is your stage. But we set up Doge. Yes. How much do you think we can rip out of this wasted $6 .5 trillion Harris -Biden budget? Well, I think we can do at least $2 trillion. Yeah! $2 Trillion!

0:12:10 Thomas: Yeah, yeah.

0:12:12 Lydia: All right, you can stop there for a minute. So so probably not a lot. Unfortunately, Howard Letnick.

0:12:14 Thomas: How much of that is jihad money? You don't know Kamala like I do. Then there's at least a trillion of that is pure jihad

0:12:26 Lydia: People have like looked into this, like this idea that we can get two trillion out of the.

0:12:31 Thomas: You're not, you're on, no, a listener, huh? I've If you listen to Opening Arguments, we can't get rid of two trillion dollars of the budget. It's fucking stupid.

0:12:33 Lydia: I'm so far behind. Especially because they want to focus on payroll and There's no way in a million years that the payroll of the United States government is two, two trillion dollars, and so many entities have come out and said that that's stupid. That's the dumbest thing ever. You're, that's just not a possible thing that's it's a made -up thing

0:12:43 Thomas: Yeah. God, No. It's really stupid. Do the as Matt point I mean the Discretionary budget is only 1.7 trillion or something. The rest is all, you, Medicaid, interest, stuff like You'd have to, you have to pass actual laws, is something that he's not going to be able to do. I mean, then again, I mean, if we give him a trifecta, you never know. Like, you just never know that could gut a, it's not gonna be two trillion, that's insane, but like, they could get a lot of the stuff they really could. Yeah.

0:12:57 Lydia: Yeah, yeah. Right. Yeah. Yeah. But I think what, what I wish we maybe, like, try to get out more too is that in order to get to two trillion, like you said, like you'd have to gut all these programs that Donald Trump has promised he's not going to gut, including things like Social Security, right? So these people who are going to vote for him under the impression that he's not going to get Social Security, if you're going to save two trillion dollars, guess what, you're losing your Social Security. Like, that's what's actually going to happen, right?

0:13:34 Thomas: Yeah.

0:13:46 Thomas: I not going to do that. Like, I, I think that the, the, the point is, is well made either way. Like, either he's a liar or, or he's going to betray. But like, he is not going, going to get to try it. Like, they will probably ruin a lot of stuff. Like, if we, if we gave them a trifecta, they, they would ruin a lot of stuff, but, but that's something when you have to get 50 Republican senators to vote to, you get rid of the filibuster or just like, um, bypass it for one thing, which they could also do.

0:13:54 Lydia: Right. Right. Yeah.

0:14:14 Thomas: That's, not going to do that. I don't think there's any world in which there's 50 senators who would gut programs to, to the tune of two trillion. That's not happening.

0:14:22 Lydia: And and, you kind of risk their jobs as a result because they're the ones that the voters are going to hold responsible. Yeah, that's

0:14:22 Thomas: Yeah. They'll they'll ruin a lot. I'm not saying they won't. You know, they would ruin a lot. They would get a lot of programs, but that, that amount is just like, Elon is a joke. I actually hope that I get time to do, I wanted to cover, we'll see, I don't know what it's going to seem like with this election, what the feel of it's gonna be if we want to still do this. But like, I was trying to do maybe a bit of a, a bonus on Elon's and Joe Rogan. It's like his final push for Trump. And to give a little teaser, it's amazing how not smart or interesting it is. Like they're like, even, even grading on the Elon Musk is not a genius curve, there's nothing to it.

There's no smart whatever. Like, I would expect Jordan Peterson comes up with, like, these weird, you, and smart, like, like they're like, at least you have to think about them a sec to figure out why they're insane usually. Cause there's a lot of like, he's put in the work. His brain kind of does it automatically, but yeah, it's exactly, it'll make some kind of sense in way that's like kind of bizarre. Elon's just like, ah, the illegals. And that's it. Like that's his entire thing for vote. Like he didn't even bother coming up with anything. And so it's just this lazy, the reason I bring it up is this lazy idea. Yeah, how much can we cut? Oh, two trillion. It's just a fucking, you're pulling it out of your asshole.

0:14:27 Lydia: True. Yeah, yeah.

0:15:14 Lydia: At least put in the effort for word salad. It does.

0:15:41 Lydia: Yeah

0:15:42 Thomas: There's nothing smart about this guy. There's Nothing, at least when it comes to this. There's no insight here. None.

0:15:42 Lydia: Yeah. I mean, and just to further your point, if you go ahead to, like, 425 25, you'll see the kind of really moving words he, he had to share during this rally

0:16:08 Clip: USA! USA! USA!

0:16:09 Thomas: What did I say?

0:16:11 Clip: USA! USA! Pop!

0:16:14 Thomas: Guarantee you.

0:16:16 Lydia: Yeah. You can stop it there. So that's basically his entire speech was just like listening to the crowd cheer and then, oh.

0:16:17 Thomas: Ah. Ah.

0:16:17 Clip: Yes!

0:16:27 Thomas: I guarantee you he winged it. He wung it.

0:16:30 Lydia: 100%. And his job was actually to come up there and enter, well, first of all, say two trillion dollars randomly, and then, um, Melania Trump. This was the first time she has attended any of the, the campaign events. The first Time.

0:16:43 Thomas: God. This is the time. You choose Ava Braun like this. Is the time, Jesus. All

0:16:46 Lydia: Yeah. Man, Melania didn't have anything interesting in her speech at all. So we're really going to go to Donald Trump. But I want you to see the picture sure of this.

0:16:49 Thomas: Right, yeah. That one. I don't blame you, because I did see clips and she is so powerfully boring. Maybe we could play, like, two seconds of her. Well, obviously, somewhat now,

0:16:55 Lydia: Yeah. So bad. Sure. Yeah, yeah, go ahead.

0:17:01 Clip: Obviously, we're somewhat preaching to the converted in this stadium. But there's a lot of people out there who need

0:17:09 Thomas: I think there's some swing voters in this rally. Idiot. What?

0:17:12 Clip: To vote for President Trump. So this is a real battle. This is a really election battle. So you need to get friends and family to vote. Make sure they vote. Vote early. This is important. We're going to be putting up a scorecard. An early vote scorecard, state by state, county by county. What is the scoreboard? Vote early. Vote now.

0:17:12 Lydia: Don't

0:17:40 Thomas: What?

0:17:41 Lydia: Know.

0:17:42 Thomas: What is the scorecard? Vote early. That's not. What are you talking about, dude?

0:17:49 Clip: Make the margin of victory so big that you know what can happen.

0:17:58 Thomas: Yeah,

0:18:08 Clip: Massive, overwhelming sweep of every swing state and even some of the states that people don't think are swing states. Massive crushing victory. Get everyone, friends, family, people on the street.

0:18:22 Thomas: He puts no effort in.

0:18:25 Clip: Put the signs up, put the hat on. Let's go! It

0:18:24 Lydia: No I

0:18:28 Thomas: They already Do, idiot. Idiot, who are you talking to?

0:18:33 Lydia: Have no idea where where this scorecard is. I've been trying to find it. I can't find it anywhere.

0:18:39 Thomas: Awesome. What is the scorecard vote early?

0:18:42 Lydia: Yeah.

0:18:40 Clip: Is my honor to introduce the First Lady, Lania Trump. The

0:18:46 Thomas: No, she's she's not. Jill Biden's the first lady, actually. Oh, what song does she, what, what is this one? What is a song? I love everyone's entrance music, which is very much a WWE thing. What, why would this be her song?

0:18:49 Lydia: Yeah.

0:19:17 Lydia: Don't know.

0:19:17 Thomas: Singing, singing? Do you hear that? Is Elon singing? Seriously, do you hear that?

0:19:31 Thomas: You hear that? Was it just me? Yeah, like someone just mumbling into the mic. To be fair, that would be me. Be like, shit, I forgot the mic was on. Shallow, hollow husk of a human being. I never hear her talk, I sometimes in the past eight years have just had mental conceptions of her, like, oh, what is she, what's her deal? And then you hear talking, like, oh, she's just pure nothing, like, she just sucks, there's, she's in it for the money and the whatever, she, she's heard her dirtbag husband, it in court that he didn't even fucking care if they divorced, he just find another one of her and she's still there, like

0:19:31 Lydia: Yeah, the the that's singing. Mm Yep.

0:20:10 Thomas: That, imagine what, what kind of person that is. Like, I can't even. Anyway, I'm going to hear her talk for five seconds here till I quit. Right. Let's hear her say Michelle Obama's speech. Let's see when we go high that no, I can'T say that.

0:20:10 Lydia: Yep.

0:20:20 Lydia: I don't

0:20:43 Clip: Force of strength, courage, and unity creates for the world and this industry.

0:20:54 Thomas: Wow. Someone's yeah.

0:20:54 Lydia: Understand who wrote this speech for her.

0:20:56 Thomas: Someone's trying to do speech writing for her. Yeah, it'S New York.

0:20:59 Clip: Fashion and entertainment convene among an iconic range of superior design design, structures, and artistic accomplishments, let's

0:21:05 Thomas: Oh my God. This is the the best. I love this. This is the best it's just a tourism brochure for New York.

0:21:11 Lydia: It's so bad. Yeah, yeah, exactly.

0:21:15 Thomas: Love it because it's such, it's these people are doing their best impression of what serious people do. You is like, oh, you start with that lofty high-minded language of a city of industry. City never sleeps, the big app. It is just like so bad. You know, it's not her words and she's not able to say them clearly, so it comes across as the most inauthentic thing in the world. God.

0:21:33 Lydia: Clearly. I mean if you want to skip to 432 47 she's gonna introduce uh worst.

0:21:44 Thomas: They have her speak for like three seconds and they're like, okay.

0:21:46 Lydia: -huh yeah yeah yeah.

0:21:47 Clip: Size this moment and create a country for tomorrow, the future that we deserve.

0:21:49 Thomas: This moment it is the future that you

0:21:57 Clip: And now it's

0:21:57 Thomas: Deserve. Yeah, the guy who cheated on me with a porn star when I was pregnant. What?

0:22:19 Lydia: We gotta get that Lee Greenwood. Yeah it's God bless the USA.

0:22:20 Thomas: Oh, okay. God. Oh. My God, so dorky.

0:22:28 Lydia: Yeah. Super dorky.

0:22:29 Thomas: It's like you're going to slow dance to it. Yeah.

0:22:39 Clip: Time to introduce

0:22:40 Thomas: Oh,

0:22:39 Lydia: We don't need to subject everybody to that song.

0:22:41 Thomas: God. I feel like I'm going to hold my hands awkwardly at your hips and we're going slowly sway dance at fifth grade dance.

0:22:46 Lydia: Yeah. But leave room for Jesus. Yeah, if you go to 43410, I just want you to see this visual. We Donald Trump, you know, comes in. We're going to spare everybody Lee Greenwood because that song is just it's we've had enough.

0:22:48 Thomas: Yeah.

0:22:58 Thomas: We'll get too emotional, is the thing, like, I won't be able to stop crying.

0:23:02 Lydia: So Donald Trump comes on the stage and greets Melania, and the meme that went around that I thought was so funny was, it, you have a Love Is Blind reveal because the way that they're embracing each other is like, oh, my God.

0:23:14 Thomas: Oh, here maybe I can

0:23:27 Lydia: Right. And you've seen like enough kind of out of the corner of your eye when I watch it to kind of get that.

0:23:25 Clip: The

0:23:28 Thomas: Yeah, oh God. Yeah. Yeah. They're not gonna end up together.

0:23:35 Lydia: No, they're not. They're not going to make it to the altar. Yeah. Or they will and she'll say no. So that's honestly what we got from Melania's speech. It was pretty much nothing.

0:23:46 Thomas: But It's the first time she's done a rally speech.

0:23:48 Lydia: First time. Yeah. Yeah. She's still his wife as far as we know. Um, we get to, as you put it, the Fuhrer, um, Donald Trump, the worst. I have a lot of clips to, to do this. Uh, So hang in there, everybody. He spoke for an hour, an entire hour. I'm not playing that. Don't worry. Um, But I think that there's a lot that there's, like, funny stuff that hopefully, if you listen, listen to this after the election and he's lost, is going to be even funnier. We'll all hold each other. I don't know. But let's go ahead and start with, you of the primary focuses that has been through this election from the GOP: immigration. So at 447 .57, we get into some stuff there for a few minutes. So

0:23:48 Thomas: Okay. Yeah. No. We're not doing that.

0:24:36 Clip: We rescue our economy, I will also restore borders.

0:24:40 Thomas: Rescue it from being the best it's ever been in different ways. I mean, yeah, obviously we know all that, but still, the numbers, by any metric, if Trump were running as the incumbent and literally the same everything, it would be, "This is the best economy that's ever happened. It's amazing. Look at the numbers. It's the best." Our borders. How

0:24:44 Lydia: I

0:24:58 Clip: There's never been anything like it. It's bigger than inflation. It's bigger than the economy. What they're doing to our country, they're allowing criminals from all over the world to enter our country. Over the past four years, Kamala Harris has orchestrated the most egregious betrayal that any leader in American history has ever inflicted upon our people. She has violated Lady, her oath, eradicated our sovereign border and unleashed an army of migrant gangs who are waging a campaign of violence and terror against our citizens.

0:25:29 Thomas: Did she do that as vice president? Really? You know Sort

0:25:30 Lydia: Know.

0:25:41 Clip: There has

0:25:41 Thomas: Of like how It was like, "Wow, I want to be on the team that can control the weather." Like, if the theory is, like, "Wow, Democrats can actually steer hurricanes," I would want to being on the team where the vice president somehow can, like, do all this stuff. That's all, she must be a, she must be fucking awesome, like the vice president doing all this stuff that the vice friends not not even allowed to do.

0:26:00 Lydia: Yeah. Literally a superhero like like avoiding the constitutional roles

0:26:01 Thomas: Jeez. Yeah. How is she even doing That's some real House of Cards-type crap. Like, how is he even pulling this off? Amazing. What a genius she is.

0:26:05 Lydia: And responsibilities. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, exactly.

0:26:11 Clip: Never been anything like it anywhere in the world for any country. Kamala has imported criminal migrants from prisons and jails, insane asylums and mental institutions from all around the world, from Venezuela Venezuela, to the Congo, a lot of people are coming from the Congo prisons.

0:26:11 Thomas: Wow. Cool. Yeah. The

0:26:16 Lydia: Really? She

0:26:25 Thomas: Late great. Yeah. Yeah. That's what she Does she travels and samples everyone's like best show

0:26:26 Lydia: Specifically has imported them. Yes. Yeah?

0:26:33 Clip: They're coming from all over the world.

0:26:34 Thomas: Me your wares? Show me your best insane

0:26:36 Clip: Over the last month, 181 countries violated our laws. And she has resettled them into your communities to prey upon innocent American citizens. But the day I take the oath of office, the migrant invasion of our country ends, and the restoration of our country begins. One

0:26:36 Thomas: People.

0:26:55 Thomas: It'll all magically be done.

0:27:10 Clip: Of the deadliest and most vicious migrant gangs that Kamala has imported into our country Venezuelan prison gang. Nice group of people. They got together in prison. The worst prison in the world, they say. It's called Tren del Aragua. And that is taking over apartment complexes and unleashing a violent killing spree all over America, especially in Aurora, Colorado, where we have a governor who's petrified of them, and maybe he should be.

0:27:35 Thomas: Yeah. They all, for specifically apartment complexes. That's their deal. They're like, this is our, everyone has their niche,

0:27:38 Lydia: Yeah.

0:27:43 Clip: But now they've We've even taken over Times Square. Take a look.

0:27:43 Thomas: You know? Condos. Times Times Square. Wow. Really?

0:27:46 Lydia: All And then he goes into propaganda, just a bunch of video clips.

0:27:54 Thomas: Now he goes into, okay.

0:27:55 Lydia: Well, well, sorry, propaganda that is spliced together from media outlets. It's like two minutes of just kind of these clips all. No, all spliced together. It's exactly like what you heard here. It just coming from folks in the media like Newsmax and OAN talking about all these things that are happening. Then he continues to talk about immigration after that two minute clips.

0:27:58 Thomas: Positive

0:28:20 Clip: That's who we're allowing into our country. Well, we're not going to have a country any longer. That's what we're allowing in. The

0:28:24 Thomas: That guy that voiceover guy, oh

0:28:35 Lydia: They remind me of the folks, the townsfolk with pitchforks in Beauty and the Beast. Kill the Beast, like, that's exactly what that is.

0:28:35 Thomas: Boy Yeah, Yeah, he's doing the same thing too. But

0:28:47 Lydia: Yeah, yeah.

0:28:47 Clip: United States is now an occupied country, but it will soon be an occupied country no longer.

0:28:52 Thomas: He was singing better at least the Beast was charming. Imagine being like, he's

0:28:53 Lydia: Oh, I know.

0:29:01 Clip: November 5th, 2024, nine days from now, will be Liberation Day in America. It's going to be Liberation Day.

0:29:02 Thomas: A vicious beast. He's got claws. He's got claws. That'd

0:29:09 Lydia: Liberation Day again, there's some more rhetoric.

0:29:11 Clip: On day one, I will launch the largest deportation program in American history. We'll get the criminals out. I will repel every

0:29:21 Thomas: And he's got massive fangs and he chomping your kids, like, it's just the laziest if Gaston did that, I don't, I, but somehow the townspeople are still like, wow, this, this guy's amazing. This guy is genius.

0:29:28 Lydia: Yeah, this guy who doesn't know how

0:29:36 Thomas: Yeah.

0:29:36 Lydia: To read.

0:29:37 Thomas: Are we still going, or Okay.

0:29:37 Lydia: So he's a genius. Yes, please keep going.

0:29:40 Clip: City and town that has been invaded and conquered. And we will put these vicious and bloodthirsty criminals in jail. We'll kick them the hell out of our country as fast as possible. And to expedite removals of Trenday, Aragua, and other savage gangs like MS -13, which is equally vicious, I will invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. Think of that. That's how far back. Act. That's when they had law and order. They had some tough ones. Figured that the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, you heard that Mr. Speaker there already, to

0:29:54 Thomas: It's time to follow me

0:30:20 Lydia: God. Yeah. All

0:30:27 Clip: Target and dismantle every migrant criminal now.

0:30:28 Lydia: Right. Can pause there.

0:30:29 Thomas: Poor Mr. Speaker, having to sit through this. Yeah, I have no sympathy for him, but

0:30:31 Lydia: Oh, my God. Well, I don't think he cares at all. Yeah, exactly. Then just just a little quote later. That's just funny. We don't have to play it. But he says, like, in had the safest border in the world. In fact, there's a chart, which I hope they have because I didn't tell it. But there's a chart that I love very much because I wouldn't be here without it. I'm in love with it. I love that chart. Even if it had bad numbers, I would have loved that chart, but it does.

0:30:54 Lydia: It has great numbers. They never show the chart.

0:30:54 Thomas: What what even if it had, he just personally loves the chart. Is it the one he was holding up when he was shot? Is that why I think that's it?

0:31:01 Lydia: He just loves the chart, yeah. Maybe. I don't know. Perhaps,

0:31:08 Thomas: Yeah, because I think he has a story about how, oh, I was holding the chart and then I looked, and because I looked at the chart chart, uh, it looks at the trap, right?

0:31:09 Lydia: Yeah, I don' know. They They never show it, though. That

0:31:17 Thomas: It looks I think so And actually, I'm, it's kind of true, like I, I, so I think that's why he would this, I'm just fucking guessing, I don't know, I can't think of why else you would have a love affair with a chart that doesn't, regardless of the numbers on it, like, oh, the formatting, I worked hard in Excel to make this. It's, you know, I did a lot of like shades shading stuff, yeah, not

0:31:17 Lydia: Turned his head. And so interesting.

0:31:35 Lydia: I feel like he needs to provide a little more context, but I don't know. I guess maybe not for these people.

0:31:40 Thomas: For these fucking assholes. Yeah, because they're preaching to the choir somewhat, as the genius Elon Musk said, somewhat preaching the choir at this Nazi rally.

0:31:48 Lydia: True. And then to wrap up his thoughts on immigration, go to 455 -46.

0:31:53 Clip: Was the day I left office. That was the lowest illegal immigration that we've ever had in recorded history, the recorded history of our country, and then look at it, it was like an

0:32:03 Thomas: Hmm. I recorded history what he means is as long as they've been tracking the numbers, but it's not it's not recording in recorded history.

0:32:07 Clip: Elon Musk rocket ship. Look at what happens. Look

0:32:08 Lydia: Yeah, I'm pretty sure immigration was probably pretty low when it was harder to travel.

0:32:15 Thomas: Well, yeah, also super high when there are no fucking rules about it forever.

0:32:16 Lydia: Yeah?

0:32:21 Clip: At what happened after that, and if they come back into our country, it's an automatic 10 years in jail with no possibility of parole.

0:32:31 Thomas: Why would we want to jail them in our country? That's worse than what we do now.

0:32:33 Lydia: Yeah. It's so expensive.

0:32:34 Clip: And I'm here by calling for the death penalty for any migrant that kills an American citizen, law enforcement officer.

0:32:35 Thomas: Yeah. Wow.

0:32:41 Lydia: Yeah isn't that scary?

0:32:42 Thomas: I haven't heard much about that. Yeah, that's not what we do. If an immigrant commits, like, a serious crime, we do deport them, and we should deport them. Like, if an immigrant murders somebody, yeah, I mean, they should be deported, like you. Yeah, you

0:32:44 Lydia: Yeah, yeah. Yeah.

0:32:45 Clip: Under Kamala, America is a sanctuary for criminals and for illegal aliens that are in our country illegally. I will immediately ban all sanctuary cities in the United States. Gross

0:33:17 Thomas: If I had a supercomputer, I would want it to find me the longest sustained period of him saying on the same note like That's, that's his whole thing. That's like, that's all I hear is just the notes of what he says often. Like, and again, for my supercomputer that has nothing else to do, it should be mining Bitcoin or something. I also want to see, like, how that's changed over time. Like, he's gotten really exhausted from this campaign, I think. Like, he used to have a little more life in his speech. Speech and now it's just the laziness of his demagoguery is something that's, you know, Hitler burned some calories. He got up there, he had energy, he was dying. Like, it is so fucking weird and bizarre to be in this universe where the guy who is wanting to make the camps is like, he's not, but he's not gonna get up out of his chair for it, you know? He's like, uh, and we should make the camps. You're like, what the fuck? It's so weird. I guess it's just bizarre, it's because he doesn't really care about anything and he's tired. Yeah.

0:33:24 Lydia: All Oh yeah, yeah, oh god. Yeah.

0:34:18 Lydia: Getting old, that's part of it Yeah. Yeah. And, you know, I, I think your comment while we were listening to that is, you know, that you hadn't really heard anybody say you know, like, comment on Trump's, you calling for the death penalty for any migrant that kills an American citizen or law enforcement officer. Um, I think it's because, like, again, his speech is an hour long in this six hour rally. That's ridiculous. And the news coverage that I had seen regarding Donald Trump's speech is so focused on fact checking that I think they can't, they don't even have the bandwidth to get into some of the rhetoric that is not necessarily like, you know, a fact or anything like that. It's just a policy that he's putting forward or saying into the into the ether kind of thing. But everything I've seen is really focused on fat checking because he just lies throughout this entire thing so

0:34:30 Thomas: Yeah. Yeah.

0:35:11 Thomas: Fact check? It's all false, nothing, there's no, why bother? There's like, seriously, there's a fact check JD Vance because that's at least something that would, you fact check him, that doesn't matter now, especially this speech. Like it's worthless. It.

0:35:25 Lydia: I I do appreciate though, because like CNN I guess was showing the speech as it was happening and they cut away from it at one point to just start fact checking because they're like, this is so ridiculous, like we you guys need context

0:35:32 Thomas: Yeah. Yeah, it's it's I get it. Sometimes it makes sense to fact check him when he's at his Nazi rally. Might as well be fact checking his diary or whatever. Like it just it's not meaningful. Like the facts. Facts aren't a thing that's part of this. You know, I don't know if that makes sense, but it's sort of like just if someone's talking shit on their, their, their or something. It doesn't matter, they just are mad at a thing and are going to say whatever that Facts aren't a part of the calculation I don't know. Oh

0:35:49 Lydia: Yeah. Right. And Just riling people up. Yeah. Yeah. If you keep playing, we'll listen to his thoughts on Kamala's incompetence?

0:36:07 Thomas: Incompletence? No, and

0:36:13 Clip: Incompetence disqualifies her from being president of the United United States of America, she is grossly incompetent. All you have to do is look at her interviews, look at what she did the other night on fake news CNN, just take a look. She couldn't answer a question. She's unfit for office. Everyone knows her. No one respects her. No one trusts her. No one takes her seriously. Everyone knows she is a very low IQ individual.

0:36:16 Thomas: Yet She's able to accomplish all this stuff as vice president That's not even possible, I think. That's amazing.

0:36:45 Lydia: Yeah.

0:36:47 Clip: From humiliating our country in Afghanistan to the war in Egypt almost

0:36:49 Lydia: All right. You can stop there.

0:36:53 Thomas: Amazing. It's all I hear.

0:36:55 Lydia: Oh, God. Yeah, what are your thoughts? Like,

0:36:59 Thomas: If she's able to do all this unconstitutional stuff as vice president, take over the entire government, but she's incompetent and can't even answer it. That's well, imagine if she, if she ate her vegetables or whatever, I don't know what she needs to do, but like, Jesus, she She just gets a little healthier or something, like she's going to take over.

0:37:06 Lydia: Are both of those things true? Yeah. Yeah.

0:37:17 Thomas: That's a shit. What is, what a badass. I'm like, Like, I want to vote for this person. This is incredible.

0:37:17 Lydia: And again, I mean, like, I know facts don't make huge appearances in Trump's rhetoric, but just, you set the record straight, she had what, 107 days for this campaign and out fundraised, had better media appearances, bigger rallies. Rallies everything was like, yeah, I saw a comment that said, like, like, you could count the number of missteps of her campaign on, like, one hand, pretty much.

0:37:36 Thomas: Yeah, did everything pretty much perfectly. Yeah, I can't really think of much, you know, like I really can't. She, I mean, well, here's the thing. I will say this, and this I actually mean sincerely. I, thing I worry about is that because of how the media is, and maybe it's just specific to me because I don't watch cable news, but I never hear from Kamala. I never heard from Joe Biden. I went like most of Biden's term without hearing a single thing from him because weird way, each side only covers the other side.

0:37:45 Lydia: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um.

0:38:14 Thomas: It's like if you want to hear bad stuff about Joe Biden, if you wanna hear anything about Joe Biden back in 2020, 2021, two, three, all that, you'd have to watch Fox News, really, because we don't do puff pieces on our own people. And if there's a big gaffe, like, yeah, maybe they probably do cover it, but also I don't watch cable news, so like, I don't, you know, like, I, it doesn't matter. Maybe I'll see, I saw the debate, I saw whatever. So I realized I haven't seen much of Kamala for a, like, I just, I personally, I haven't seeing much of Kamala, and so I donT know if she has had some bad interviews in her day, like she's had some some bad garbled interviews. My impression is that that was mainly due to kind not being in control of everything, like just being second fiddle to Biden and kind of being locked into, you know, yeah.

0:38:44 Lydia: Yeah. Right. His

0:39:03 Thomas: And like, and, and having that one first bad interview she had about the border, we've been to the border. We haven't been tothe border. And I kind of like spooked her a little bit. And my impression is that that's been mostly solved, but I don't know. Like, I can't honestly say maybe, maybe Fox news does have a bunch of clips of her seeming dumb or something that they run with. I mean, maybe.

0:39:02 Lydia: Priorities and Yeah.

0:39:20 Lydia: Just her laughing. That's all that they can show, really, I mean, and say that it's dumb because she's laughing and cracking jokes. I don't know. Um.

0:39:27 Thomas: Yeah, I don't know.

0:39:28 Lydia: Right. Scarier than all of that that stuff, though, is some of the rhetoric that has been going on regarding the enemy from within. 512 -19.

0:39:37 Thomas: Like you're doing like a Bible verse or whatever.

0:39:40 Lydia: All

0:39:41 Clip: Running against something far bigger than Joe or Kama and far more powerful than them, which is a massive, vicious, crooked, radical left machine that runs today's Democrat Party. They're just vessels. In fact, they're perfect vessels because they'll never give them a hard time. They'll do whatever they want.

0:39:47 Thomas: Mordor.

0:40:03 Thomas: Yeah.

0:40:04 Clip: I know many of them. It's just this amorphous group of people. But they're smart and they're vicious.

0:40:04 Thomas: Yeah they never give them a hard time. Fucking. Aren't

0:40:12 Clip: And we have to defeat

0:40:12 Thomas: You giving away the game there a little bit? It's just I can't say who it is.

0:40:14 Clip: Them. And when I say

0:40:15 Thomas: It's this amorphous group

0:40:15 Clip: The enemy from within, The other side goes crazy, becomes a sound. And on the whole, how can he say, "No, they've done very bad things to this country. They are indeed the enemy from within." But this is who we're fighting. These are the people who are doing such harm to our country with their open border policies, record-setting inflation, green news scam, and everything else that they're doing. But we are not going to let it happen any longer. We're going to have the biggest victory in the history of our country on November 5th. It's going to be the biggest victory in history. We're Going to make America great again, everybody. I

0:40:57 Lydia: Lot of people have commented as that rhetoric was starting to kind of enter the conversation. It does make me very nervous. I obviously, like, these politicians and stuff, they have power to enact legislation that might affect me. They have power to create policies, deregulate industries that might affect me. What's scarier to me is, like, people who actually live near me and hearing this rhetoric that the radical left is the enemy in the country and we need to take care of them. Them, that it doesn't matter about, like, who's at the top of the ticket. They're just vessels for the, that is the left.

0:41:33 Lydia: And yeah, yeah, exactly. And we have to defeat them. Right. Like that. Kind of stuff makes me really, really, really nervous.

0:41:33 Thomas: Kill the beasts. Yeah yeah yeah I mean it's the kind of thing, like you, hope it's not possible to get as ugly as that sounds like it could be, you know, but I, I don't fucking know for sure. Yeah. Don't know for Sure.

0:41:46 Lydia: Yeah. I just don't know. Yeah, exactly, exactly right. Exactly.

0:41:51 Thomas: I mean, you got, that you sheriff the other day saying like, don't call for help. If you're a Kamala supporter, that that's, is how that starts. Like that is that, or not even starts. That's That's, along that process. And given that law like enforcement is so fascist and conservative, conservative just by, forget everything else, just by nature. Like that's, that's what's scary. They, since watching that Nazi rally and I know the 1931 one or into it, I know this is, you Know, Matt on OA has done this too. It's, it's hard not to do a bit of a, like deep dive into like, youknow, the third Reich and be like, how the fuck did that happen? And, younow, again, there's, there're lots of differences. It's not, nothing's identical. It's very, we're, things are unique, but the, are similarities and I think the one thing that isn't yet true is they then they I didn't realize this that like you it wasn't even Hitler, the Nazis had this paramilitary that was like it was like police, like an army, but it wasn

0:41:51 Lydia: Oh, If you're a Democrat. Mm hmm. Yeah, that's pretty bad.

0:42:44 Lydia: Mm

0:42:44 Thomas: T it wasn't official, but they used it and they committed acts of violence like that, that is one major thing that they don't quite yet have, but like you I don't know how how long until that that happens until there's people willing to commit kind violence on Trump's behalf or for that cause. You know, that's kind of the next step there. And seeing a sheriff or whatever it was say, don't call if you're a Kamala supporter. Doesn't feel far enough away from that, I guess.

0:42:44 Lydia: Hmm, Yeah. Yeah. And then they just call themselves a militia. And who knows what's going to happen. Lighten it up for a little bit. There some really crappy things later on, too. But let's take a break and let's laugh at Elon Musk for a second. So if you go to 523 .20, we can get some moments.

0:43:30 Thomas: Clown skipping dipshit.

0:43:32 Clip: Guy, very important guy, big, big guy, and I have the television screen on and And there's rockets coming down. I said, you know, it's pure beautiful white what I left, but it's burned from the fire and the flame. And now I see it coming down like this. And it's like 20 stories tall or something. It's massive. And he's coming down and I say to the guy, give me a phone. Will you hold on a minute? Just hold on. I'll talk to you. This is like one of the most important people. I'm watching. He said, just hold on, I'll put the phone down. By the way, I never picked it up again. It. You know what these people are going to say? He's cognitively impaired.

0:43:45 Lydia: Yeah.

0:43:51 Thomas: Is he talking about when they caught the rocket or whatever? Yeah, that is cool.

0:44:12 Clip: Oh, you don't think so? They're the worst. They are the worst, so I put it down, and I'm watching this rocket, and as I see the engines, I say, oh, it's going to crash, no, because it was looking right next to the gantry, I guess they call it the gantry, whatever the hell they call them, the launching pad, and it's coming down at a bad angle, and Iran, I wasn't And I was a little worried.

0:44:12 Thomas: Cognitively impaired.

0:44:23 Thomas: What? It's so good. Oh God. This is James Austin

0:44:34 Clip: She might have been worried too. I said, oh no, it's not going to be good. And then all of a sudden I saw the flame on the bottom left. And it was ripping. The flame was pouring out of that sucker and it straightened it out like this.

0:44:35 Thomas: Johnson just doing whatever.

0:44:35 Lydia: Yeah. This

0:44:44 Thomas: This isn't, this is the best. God, God,

0:44:48 Clip: And he came down and it landed and then it's two of these big beautiful arms grabbed it and they held it tight.

0:44:49 Lydia: Is Why it's an hour long.

0:44:48 Thomas: What a weird fucking world. Yeah. I wanted those arms to be holding me tight.

0:44:58 Lydia: Yeah.

0:45:06 Clip: And I said, I wasn't sure if it was a movie. I thought it might be one of these crazy movies. And I got a call from Elon. And I called him. I said Elon, was that you? This is like about four minutes after. Was that you ? Yeah, that was me. I say, Elon, you're a genius. You are a genius, you are a... He is special.

0:45:11 Lydia: Yeah.

0:45:17 Thomas: Was that you? So good. Was that? Oh, God.

0:45:27 Clip: He is Special.

0:45:29 Thomas: So good money.

0:45:30 Clip: And you know what he wants more than anything else for our country? To be really Well run, solidly run, to be run democratically, all the things that everybody in this room wants. And I mean, honestly, he left that pad and he went to Pennsylvania to campaign can

0:45:46 Thomas: He was on the does he think he was on the pad like

0:45:48 Clip: You believe it I said

0:45:48 Lydia: That is what he's that's what he thinks and he is the arms that embraced

0:45:51 Thomas: Caught? Yeah, he has a little like joystick and

0:45:52 Lydia: Yeah

0:45:54 Clip: A couple of questions I said, you know, let me ask you a question: can Russia do that? No. So, can China do that? No. Can anybody do that other than you? Nobody else can do it. Nobody else can do.

0:45:55 Lydia: Yeah

0:46:08 Thomas: Not doing it.

0:46:10 Clip: Pretty good. And he said, and they won't be able to for 10 years, you said, right? They won't able to if they tell you. Now, he's amazing.

0:46:11 Thomas: Pretty, pretty good a tad yet gotta

0:46:19 Clip: And, he is a great guy, too. He really is. Got to remember him. This is a piece of work.

0:46:22 Thomas: Remember him so

0:46:23 Lydia: All right yeah Elon singularly responsible for catching the rocket that's then he goes on to to talk about RFK's role potentially in the White House at 525.23.

0:46:26 Thomas: Good so funny, oh god

0:46:40 Clip: Also have somebody that is great. And look, we're not going to let him go too crazy, Elon, with the oil and gas stuff. Robert F. Kennedy cares more about human beings and health and the environment than anybody. And he's going to be absolute. Having him is such a great honor. I've been friends with his for a long time and, uh, I'm gonna let him go wild on health, I'm gonna let them go wild under food, I'm going to let him grow wild on medicines. The only thing I don't think I'm to let them even get near is the liquid gold that we have under our feet. I don know, Elon, he might not like liquid gold, it's oil and gas sometimes referred to as oil and guys. JD, I think we're gonna have to keep him away from the oil and gas. What do you think, how it goes but where is Robert, he's the one he gave up not

0:46:49 Thomas: God yikes

0:47:20 Lydia: Yeah.

0:47:31 Lydia: All right.

0:47:24 Thomas: He's just wow sometimes referred to as oil and gas how was that one of the guys I, know, when people used to do the it's not so much anymore, people used to do Christopher Walken impression all the time.

0:47:37 Lydia: Howard Lutnick. Yeah, from Cantor Fitzgerald, the investment bank. Yeah oh yeah.

0:47:48 Thomas: And it was like it was Christopher Walkin. The impression was good, but it was like, oh, he's they're doing the most kind of notable part of Christopher Walken so that it's so it's the most clear Trump just is that he does the voice that is the impression of him all the time. Like it's it's crazy. Crazy, it's insane. I don't understand this person that

0:48:07 Lydia: Oh I know I know. Then he goes on to recognize Mike Johnson, speaker of the house at 528 .19.

0:48:17 Thomas: Boring old husk of a nothing hey, you watching porn lately? I'm just kidding, uh

0:48:19 Lydia: Yeah. I

0:48:24 Clip: We have Baron home, he's watching Ed Baron is watching he's the king of the internet, he's

0:48:27 Thomas: Oh, Baron, I thought you said Baron Homies.

0:48:27 Lydia: Baron. Yeah, no. Baron is the king of the internet.

0:48:31 Thomas: He's the, oh,

0:48:32 Clip: A king of the internet. Oh, who was that? That's very nice. My sister Elizabeth is here, she's great. I don't know where she is, but she's, is great and we love her. And Speaker Mike Johnson is here and he's doing a great job. It's not easy when you have a majority of three, but he's done a great job and he is going to continue to do a great job and we like him. He's a terrific person. I watched him

0:48:32 Thomas: God. Fucking incel. Disgusting. The judge or somebody else?

0:48:38 Lydia: Yeah I don't know.

0:49:04 Thomas: Forget

0:49:04 Clip: Just totally decapitate

0:49:05 Thomas: What he looks like, but he's

0:49:06 Clip: A fake reporter on NBC Meet the Fake Post. What he did to her was, I think she'll never be Nobody would know, look at him, such a nice looking guy, just that little beautiful face with the glasses, got the little glasses. Everyone said, oh, he's so nice.

0:49:13 Lydia: So lazy.

0:49:26 Clip: He's such a Nice person. He is not a nice person.

0:49:26 Thomas: Like a little mouse. What?

0:49:26 Lydia: Yeah yeah.

0:49:28 Clip: He's not nice at all, right Matt?

0:49:30 Thomas: He's a piece of shit.

0:49:31 Clip: But great job. I think he's great.

0:49:31 Thomas: Yeah. God, that is hilarious.

0:49:35 Clip: And he's going to be around for a long time. We

0:49:34 Lydia: Okay pause for a second there.

0:49:37 Thomas: So good.

0:49:37 Lydia: He said right Matt And I think he meant to say Mike, like talking directly to Mike Johnson.

0:49:39 Thomas: Yeah, who's Matt? He's talking about Matt. There any guest named Matt? Matt. I think he just said, yeah,

0:49:48 Lydia: I'm double checking. I think he went to say, Mike and said, Matt.

0:49:53 Thomas: Most understandable mistake. Mistake, and for in terms of the cognitive impairment for me when it comes to Mike Johnson, you get a free pass. He's is that and her you know, like from rest of out forever Yeah, egg, egg Johnson. He's just, he's nothing. It's so funny to me. So I actually give him a free pass on that. Like, if he gets his name, that's fine. He might do that if he were at peak mental form.

0:50:01 Lydia: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Egg.

0:50:16 Lydia: Sure, if if you keep playing, though, we'll get to a thing that did make the rounds, but I think it's important to talk about.

0:50:20 Thomas: Okay.

0:50:24 Clip: Have a senator here who I love, Senator Tommy Tuberville. And he's from a great place, Alabama. I love Alabama.

0:50:25 Lydia: Yeah.

0:50:25 Thomas: Oh, God. Yeah, sure you do. Sure you do, buddy.

0:50:38 Clip: I'm up in Alabama by 49 points. 49 points! We're up by a lot in a lot of different places, but it's a great place and thank you, Tommy. And all of our other great congressmen. We have so many, if I ever named them, we're going to be up here a long time. Angry, they won't speak to me for probably a month or so, but it'll calm down after that. Right back, it'll come down, it'll calmed down, but we have great great people and uh really doing a job and we're going to turn this country around, you know, with me. We got to get the congressman elected, and we got, again, the senators elected, because we can take the Senate pretty easily, and I think with our little secret we're gonna do really well with the House, right? Our little super is having a big impact. He and I have a secret we'll tell you what it is when the race is over. I

0:50:41 Thomas: Wow.

0:51:02 Lydia: All right.

0:51:03 Thomas: That's good. Right, Matt Gates. My secret. Oh you know what's interesting? Hearing that in context, that's different than I thought it was.

0:51:31 Lydia: Really? What did you think it was initially?

0:51:34 Thomas: Yeah. Well, okay, so we covered this on a show you don't listen to because you're too busy.

0:51:39 Lydia: I'm telling you, I'm so

0:51:40 Thomas: I don't, I could not blame you less for not being able to listen to it because

0:51:40 Lydia: Busy. I only listen to dads because I edit it.

0:51:45 Thomas: Because that got take, cast as like, oh, it's the secret for how he's going to steal the election. And and so it sounded like ,Oh, the, maybe um they're going to tie it in the house and then the delegate blah, blah, dee, blah. You know, that weird thing. But in context to me, I have to maybe I could play it again, but it almost sounded like he was talking about how they're going to win the House.

0:51:55 Lydia: Yeah. That's the way I interpret it as well. We're going to do really well with the house,

0:52:04 Thomas: Yeah. Which is. Yeah, because he first talks about the Senate and talks about like, oh, that's how we're goingto perform there.

0:52:06 Lydia: Right, yeah. Take it pretty easily.

0:52:12 Thomas: Now It is Trump. So maybe, you stream of consciousness and he's just linking the two things. But that is interesting because I guess based on just hearing the little bit of the half clip I had taken that a different way, you know, I'm gonna see So

0:52:12 Lydia: Yeah.

0:52:23 Clip: Of our Other great congressmen we have, so many of our, every name, that we're going to be up here a long time. So they're going gonna be angry, they won't speak to me for probably a month or so, but it'll calm down after that. Right back out, so it'll come down, it'll calm down, but we have great great people and uh we really doing a job, and we're gonna turn this country around, you know, with me. We gotta get the congressman elected, and we gotta to get the senators elected, because we can take the Senate pretty easily and I think with our little secret we're going to do really well with the House, right? Our little secret is having a big impact. He and I have a secret.

0:52:24 Lydia: Oh.

0:52:34 Thomas: Good. Oh

0:52:34 Lydia: Maybe Matt was the one he was Matt Gates is Matt Yeah.

0:52:49 Thomas: Take this out pretty easily Yeah Yeah

0:52:56 Lydia: So it's already in play Right?

0:52:58 Clip: We'll tell you what it is when the race is over. I

0:53:01 Lydia: So that our little secret is having a big impact, implying that you know it's already happening.

0:53:01 Thomas: Interesting, I feel really dumb that Somehow that I get went this long without seeing the whole clip or

0:53:09 Lydia: I Again, I like there's just so much mess. I am really eager to hear what this little secret is because the race is going to be over imminently and I'd like to know what they've been doing. Has a couple more thoughts about Kamala. We'll go to 531 .05.

0:53:10 Thomas: Oh

0:53:26 Clip: Harris is a radical left boxers rated even worse than crazy Bernie Sanders or Pocahontas. She destroyed our economy. She was an original creator of Defund the Police. Can you believe it? She was one of the originals for Defund the Police, and anybody who wants to defund our great police for even one week is not worthy of being President of the United States, because that's where her thinking is. Kamala vow to abolish ICE. You know those tough people you've been looking up at the screen?

0:53:35 Lydia: Pocahontas no she was not

0:53:35 Thomas: Yeah How? No God no, she was absolutely not And she wants to do it for two weeks

0:53:53 Lydia: Yeah

0:54:03 Clip: They're the ones that get them out of our country. I know a lot of people. These rails are very tough. They don't want any part of it. They've got to go in there, fist to blazing, to move them. We had a case in Long Island where MS -13, one of the other really bad gangs, killed

0:54:00 Thomas: No I vowed to, but she hasn't What? Fuck you, dude What are you talking about?

0:54:12 Lydia: I donno this is note he's gross about how these um were murdered so

0:54:22 Thomas: Cool.

0:54:25 Clip: Girls, 16 years old, walking to school. They didn't shoot him. They knifed him and they cut him into little pieces because it was so painful. Perfect, perfect, young beautiful girls were cut up into little piece by knives MS -13. They're animals. And you know who took care of it for us? ICE. ICE. They had no problem.

0:54:50 Clip: Kamala wants to to defund ICE. We're not defunding ICE. Right? We're not defuending ICE, we're not even going to think about it. She's never going to get the chance. There's no way she becomes president. There is no way. Radical left lunatic was destroyed. She destroyed San Francisco. She destroyed, along with Gavin Newsom, the governor, who's the worst, one of the worst governors in the country. They destroyed California.

0:55:13 Thomas: Haven't heard that one, stupid freaking

0:55:20 Clip: And she's not going to get a chance to destroy our country any further. We're going to get it back fast. She wants to ban fracking, and as California Attorney General, she redefined child sex trafficking, assault with a deadly weapon, and rape of an unconscious person as a totally non -violent crime. She pledged

0:55:15 Lydia: Dumb yeah

0:55:20 Thomas: Children uh

0:55:22 Lydia: Yeah.

0:55:48 Thomas: -huh, sure.

0:55:49 Clip: To confiscate your guns. Is there anybody in the room that would like to give up their gun to you?

0:55:50 Thomas: What are you talking about?

0:55:56 Clip: I had a feeling you might say that.

0:55:57 Thomas: Is New York City don't they not. Oh,

0:56:01 Clip: And endorsed a total ban on handgun ownership.

0:56:01 Thomas: I guess I guess the Supreme Court ruined that. Huh?

0:56:04 Clip: I don't think that's good. When a criminal crawls into your house at night, it would be nice to be able to at least have a chance, wouldn't it?

0:56:11 Lydia: I don't know.

0:56:11 Thomas: Why is he crawling but I missed him because he was was too too low. I shot high just

0:56:17 Clip: Wouldn't sex change operations on illegal aliens in detention at taxpayer expense.

0:56:24 Clip: Think of it. At taxpayer, she said, they're caught, they are illegally detained, but if they want a sex change operation, she's all in favor. Now, she gave this stuff up about a year ago, a little more.

0:56:26 Thomas: For fun, like, quick

0:56:27 Lydia: Yeah.

0:56:36 Lydia: All a quick note on.

0:56:40 Thomas: Fact check there, oops.

0:56:41 Lydia: I obviously mean it's all fake all whatever. But the whole you know she redefined rape of an unconscious person as a totally nonviolent crime. Pretty sure the right was all about Brock Turner getting off. So, you know, of

0:56:53 Thomas: Well, I mean, obviously horrendous, but that is that that it sounds like a non-violent crime. Would you say that, I, I don't know, is she talking about, like, date rape? Is that, is that considered a violent crime for sentencing? Well, yeah.

0:57:02 Lydia: Yeah, I guess if someone's like like passed out and they're not, you know, there's no weapon

0:57:06 Thomas: But for, if it's like, if this is about, this is probably about sentencing and, like, yeah, yeah, that would probably be a nonviolent offense, because usually the violent ones are like, I and shooting and punching and whatever. I, I don' t know. What is that? I have no fucking idea. It's probably something that makes sense if you have all the facts.

0:57:07 Lydia: Being involved. Yeah. Yeah。 No. I'll tell you, I mean, like like organizations that were looking at fact checking all like tapped out after a certain number to like they focused.

0:57:29 Thomas: They're all just like, ah, I dunno, it's probably wrong.

0:57:31 Lydia: Yeah,. So Like they looked at the, you know, that she was an original creator of "Defund the Police," and they just said it's not true.

0:57:36 Thomas: Yeah, obviously.

0:57:36 Lydia: Like obviously not true they're just like having to pick and choose.

0:57:40 Thomas: She's never even been a supporter of that. Like the police?

0:57:43 Lydia: Supported in 2020 apparently. Yes that's That's what it says with Newsweek's fact voiced support for Defund the Police movement in 2020 but was not the original creator.

0:57:46 Thomas: No. Wonder in what way was, like, will it be like there was a movement. She said, "Oh, I appreciate that they're protesting," you know? Like, there's No fucking way. Kamala Harris, unless my memory is real bad. I mean, they did, they did all have to try to run hard left for 2020, like, you, it was an interesting primary, but okay. So there's redirection of funding to police, and she said, like, when you recognize if you invest in communities, they'll be healthy, be strong, doesn't mean we get rid of police, of course not, but we have to be practical about this. That's it. No.

0:58:00 Lydia: Yeah perhaps.

0:58:24 Lydia: Yeah, so she's not taking to the streets, like marching alongside everybody about that.

0:58:29 Thomas: Yeah. I mean, I mean, okay, fine, yeah, at best you can say in that political moment she was like, yeah, maybe it makes sense to not, because, you know, we fund the police a lot and they have, like, fucking in tanks and stuff, so like, some amount of, like, maybe don't spend 150 million dollars on police bullshit at that time might have been worthwhile, but she sure as shit didn't start it. 35

0:58:29 Lydia: Yep. Yeah. Uh, to direct everybody's attention to 5:35:38, we talked about the enemy from within, and here's another scary moment where Trump calls out a particular enemy of his, this

0:59:04 Clip: The enemy, because they are the enemy. What they've said, even that They said, one thing about me that I consider a great compliment, they said, this guy's the most consistent person we've ever seen. Because

0:59:21 Lydia: I don't care what Trump has to say about the one thing that he says that the press gets right about him. That the press is the enemy, that they're the enemy of the people. Again, when we're talking about rhetoric that is a little reminiscent, perhaps, of folks back in 1939, maybe that will present itself as well. Getting and close. OK, I have just a couple more clips. Next one is, again, the kind of America we're going to be looking at with Donald Trump. Five,

0:59:48 Clip: As long as the Speaker of the House of Representatives is here, I would like to put forward a bill because I watched two months ago as some very bad people, radical left people, by the way, nothing happened to them, in Washington, D .C., burned our American flags.

0:59:55 Thomas: What?

0:59:55 Lydia: Again,

1:00:07 Clip: I would like to suggest that we put in a bill, if you burn the American flag, one year in jail.

1:00:24 Clip: We will get critical race theory and transgender insanity the hell out of our schools. And we will keep men out of women's sports. I will

1:00:37 Lydia: Big part of the party platform. So no comment about if you use an American flag to assault law enforcement officers. Yeah, yeah, Yeah. Exactly. And then to kind of close this out, quote Donald Trump's thoughts on what the outcome is going to look like. 548 47 I

1:00:38 Thomas: Yeah. Yeah. They're like, yeah. Stab a police officer. Sure.

1:00:55 Clip: But for that to happen, we must defeat Kamala Harris and stop her radical left agenda with a landslide that is too big to rig. So you need You need to get out and vote. Get your husband off the couch. The football game doesn't mean a damn thing. You gotta get out. Get up, Harry. Come on, Harry! Get up Harry! Let's go!

1:01:18 Lydia: Don't know who Harry is

1:01:19 Clip: You're gonna vote for the President, Harry, we're gonna save our country. For the past nine years, we have been fighting against the most sinister and corrupt forces on Earth. With your vote in this election, you can show them once and for all that this nation does not belong to them. This nation belongs to you.

1:01:18 Thomas: What year is it?

1:01:19 Lydia: All right

1:01:40 Thomas: Knows what's happening is men are voting for Trump and women are not. So it's a weird message to be like, get your husband to vote. What

1:01:48 Lydia: Yeah. Um, so that's kind of, you know, the, the key points of his speech. Um, he closes with New York, New York. Um, someone comes out and sings it, and Trump is just the weirdest person, and I just, like, was laughing the entire time that while he was just in space, like, how he was obviously dancing. Hilarious, but just the way that he was like, like with the audience during this thing, it was just very, very silly and Of course, as his other rallies, closes it out completely with the YMCA, because they don't get it. They don't get

1:01:48 Thomas: Yeah. Yeah. He's a very strange man. Yeah. What

1:02:23 Lydia: It. I I don't understand why they're doing that.

1:02:23 Thomas: What is that he just likes the song.

1:02:27 Lydia: I guess. I guess so. There you have it. Six hours of a Trump rally.

1:02:27 Thomas: Oh my god I'm so sorry. Yeah.

1:02:33 Lydia: Yeah, it was a lot. So, and some things, as in closing for me, right, that I really want to highlight is a of these people are folks that are vying for cabinet positions or a place in the administration to some degree. Elon specifically apparently has said, regarding Elon, he doesn't want to be in the cabinet. He just wants to be in charge of cost cutting.

1:02:53 Thomas: Yeah.

1:02:54 Lydia: We're Musk in that respect. But Vivek is definitely going to have a position. There have been talks about homeland security.

1:03:02 Thomas: Because he has nothing else didn't going on

1:03:03 Lydia: He has nothing else to do. Right. Was some thoughts about education potentially being up there for him, but also Tiffany Justice, like I mentioned at the beginning of the series, the Moms for Liberty co -founder. She is also interested in education. And then RFK Jr., I mean, they've pretty much announced it, that he'd be health and human services. With RFK specifically, he responded on Fox News. He said, President Trump has promised me the public health agencies, which are HHS and its sub-agencies, CDC, FDA, NIH, and a few others, and then also the USDA, which, you know, is key to making America healthy, because we've got to get off of seed oils, and we've got to get off of pesticide

1:03:03 Thomas: Yeah. Oh Yeah. Seed oils

1:03:46 Lydia: Intensive agriculture." Yeah. Oh yeah, if, like, you follow, like, like granola moms and stuff, seed oils are, are a big thing

1:03:46 Thomas: What are seed oils do we do that. What is it Well, he said we have to get off of it. What

1:03:54 Lydia: Yeah. Like grapeseed oil, right? Like, all those Yeah. We have to stop including them in our diets. Yeah. It's a big, big, big thing. Seed oils, sunflower seed oil is not in my house, so there's one shout out to Arlo and your allergy, sweet boy. Um, so I think, but all the vitriol, the racism, the misogyny, those couple moments where it was like hilarious and you can't help but laugh because these people are freaking jokes, um, think remembering that also. Also, this people of a Trump administration. Right.

1:04:02 Thomas: Yeah. Yeah.

1:04:30 Lydia: Other note on the education piece. This didn't come up in too much of my research and he was not present during the rally. But Ryan Walters is also thought to be maybe on the shortlist for education. He is the superintendent in Oklahoma, the one that is mandating Bibles in public schools. He's just an evil person to the point where Republicans in the state legislature in Oklahoma are like, what are you doing? Like they're getting pretty frustrated with him and the way that he runs the Department of Education there in Oklahoma. So, you know, some some really major things that could happen depending how this election shakes out. And, yeah, I mean, I think most people are probably going to listen to this after the fact. I'm sure you all went out and voted because you all understand what's at stake here. So hug your loved ones.

1:04:29 Thomas: Exactly. Who's that? Oh, Yeah. Yeah.

1:05:16 Thomas: I, I still haven't decided. I mean, I need to see Kamala's Nazi rally to compare apples to apples. I really don't, you know, like, I don't know she's full Trumper now though. Didn't she just come out? Yeah well

1:05:20 Lydia: Yeah, yeah. Tell you, Megyn Kelly didn't even like this rally. She's been, you know, pretty insane. She's full Trumper. Oh, yeah, she went on Bill Maher and, like, went nuts there. Maybe we can cover that at some point. But she didn't like this valley. She thought that Trump really needed to appeal to women voters. And she called his rally bro -tastic. Yeah.

1:05:45 Thomas: Yeah, like I joked earlier, like, very few female speakers really. I mean, you can't, can you count Melania? I don't know. No.

1:05:51 Lydia: No, I don't think you can count Melania.

1:05:55 Thomas: No one should ever count Melania.

1:05:56 Lydia: Yeah, we have Alina Haba, right? The women, Alina Habba, which amazing.

1:05:58 Thomas: Oh, yeah. Oh my God. That was so funny.

1:06:01 Lydia: Stefanik, Tulsi Gabbard.

1:06:03 Thomas: Oh yeah. That's right. I guess there was Tulsi.

1:06:05 Lydia: Laura Trump spoke for a minute. And then Melania Trump, that's it.

1:06:09 Thomas: Right. Well, I'm going to have to go think real hard about who I want to vote for here. Thanks for, thanks for giving me a lot to think about. I'll consider it maybe next time on where there's woke. We'll see. I think based on the time, I think it's going to be hard to get out the stuff I wanted to do on the 1939 rally. So I think we're gonna have to feel out the election and how we feel and if people are still interested in that. It is really interesting. There's some interesting parallels.

1:06:13 Lydia: Yeah? Mm hmm. Yeah.

1:06:34 Thomas: Is also Elon Musk's final pitch for Trump, which I kind of want to see if I can squeeze out, but again, I don't know if it will be.

1:06:37 Lydia: God, I think we should. Yeah, Elon's

1:06:41 Thomas: It's also so much more boring than you might think. There are so little to it, but it's also really weird in a bunch of ways, but we'll see. Either way, yeah, we'll be sweating it out and anxious and following the election that you probably already know the results of. So if you don't mind sending back a time machine laying us know, that'd be nice. If not, you know, we'll see.

1:06:49 Lydia: Always going to be relevant, unfortunately.

1:07:01 Lydia: Yeah see on the other side.

1:07:22 Lydia: 69 is fine, but