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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Michael Dragon.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
I tuned in and heard you guys talking about lesbian stickers,
so I checked Michael says go.
Speaker 1 (00:06):
Here, and that's not what I was imagining at all.
I'm not sure how to take that right. I'm not
sure I want to know how to take that.
Speaker 3 (00:19):
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dot com And are there any lgb T.
Speaker 1 (00:25):
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Speaker 3 (00:27):
We don't know that a plus.
Speaker 1 (00:29):
But I go back to that, to that photo of
my receipt from the Blue Bonnit yesterday with my BBC Margarita.
Speaker 3 (00:42):
Yeah, that is up at Michael saysco here by that
that is U.
Speaker 1 (00:47):
The United States Department of State is one of my
favorite government agencies ever. It is a prime example of
an institution has become so fossilized and is so they
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believe and in practice, are immune from change. They practice
their own foreign policy. Every little foreign desk that exists
within Foggy Bottom has its own agenda, and they really
don't care who the Secretary of State is. I think
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being Secretary of State is probably one of the most
difficult jobs in any president's cabinet. Because you have an
entrenched bureaucracy that will just not change. And it's humongous
and and of course to them, one of their, if
not the most important jobs is to Scott, is to
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stop the maybe the sky gods from killing us because
we're well, we're spending too much electricity in here. I
drove the jeep today, which doesn't get as nearly good
a guess my ages what the BMW does well, depending
on the speed you're traveling. Of course, let's see and
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and well, I don't really have the heat or the
ac on in here, but it's gonna get warm in
here because I got the blinds open, so you know,
son's gonna come they anyway to then, their most important
job is probably to stop high style I'll climate change.
They got it. Well, I'm I'm sorry global warming or
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global cooling. Maybe if we should just admit that they
just want to stop the climate. That's what they want
to do. That's what makes the following news so distressing
and is another example of the chaos. And the chaos
is the result of oh, Donald Trump, Marco Rubio and
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all of the I'm not even sure they have a
deputy secretary yet, but their deputy secretaries and their undersecretaries
have said stop. They put a big you know, they're
they're like crossing guards at a school crossing walk, and
they put the stop sign up, and all of the
marching toward climate change activism has come to a halt.
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And that's that's created chaos. According to Thomas Cantanatchi over
the Washington Free Beacon, he writes this, the State Department
is formally removing the Office of the Special Presidential Envoy
for Climate. Does that name sound familiar. That's the office
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that former President Joe Biden created an appointed lurch aka
John Kerry to lead as part of his aggressive agenda
to combat global I think it was warming, at least
that's what the Free Beacon says. The Free Beacon goes
on to say that web pages for both Offices of
the Presidential Envoy for Climate and the State Department's initiatives
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relating to the environment were recently deleted. Ooh, somebody got
access to the back end of the website and took
it down. The action, they say, is part of a
broader effort the sprawling agency announced this week to streamline
its operations, save taxpayers money, and ensure it is capable
of delivering on President Trump's foreign policy agenda. What's the
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State Department doing trying to enforce a foreign policy agenda?
I thought the State Department was all about enforcing their
own agenda, like climate change, but cure that right until
this week, the United States taxpayers, you were funding the
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envoy for climate a job that somehow didn't go to
the swamp thing, although Kerry does bear a strong resemblance
to the swamp thing nineteen eighty two or sometime, I
forget what it was, but talk about draining swamp. May
not look like the swamp thing, but they are draining
the swamp. When you poll Americans about climate change, it
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ranks somewhere in importance, somewhere I don't know, between toenail
fungus and maybe a Spice Girls reunion. I just you
know something about it, or maybe you know removing the
t from LGBTQ. I don't know. We don't care about it.
We don't care about it how much the cabal and
their fellow travelers try to scare us into caring about it.
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This is exactly the kind of stuff that I want
to see from the Trump administration. I want to see
more of this, maybe a little less of the other
kind of chaos. But I want to see this elsewhere.
At the Free Beacon, the Great Andrew Stiles gives us
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thirty times Democrats worried privately about Biden's decline before the
debate fiasco. Now literally everybody in the world knew that
Biden was a potted plant, and now the people who
cover it up are trying to pass the buck. Oh.
I can't believe the Biden mastrition light to us. They
pulled the wolver our eyes. I'm so mad. Yeah. Whatever,
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all they want to do is sell books, just sell books.
Speaking of the old man, tem Biden. Remember yesterday we
talked about Do you remember yesterday we talked about the
photoshop picture dragon.
Speaker 3 (06:34):
Uh yeah, the photo you can see at Michael says,
go here dot com.
Speaker 1 (06:37):
Yes, but you've got work to do now. Uh oh,
you're gonna go back to the to the old farts
x account. April twenty second, that's Twoday, that's Tuesday, six pm.
We've got another photoshopped picture. This is freaking unbelievable to me,
he writes. To get somebody writes, I'm that was a
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total mistake on my part. I deeply, profusely apologized. Somebody
wrote for the DEMNDA dold fart. Together we proved that
we don't have to choose between protecting the environment and
growing the economy. We did both this Earth Day. Let's
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remember that preserving what we cannot replace isn't just an option,
it's our duty to future generations. What's going on with him?
Go look at the photo. It's over on X He's
walking through I don't know, a national park that just
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conveniently happens to have a flag with the presidential seal
and the United States flag attached to what looks like
a concrete would be a barrier in front of the
federal courthouse. But they've got two flag hanging on it.
And he's walking along a gravel parkway. But he's grimacing.
Speaker 3 (08:02):
That's because he's walking.
Speaker 1 (08:03):
Oh is that it?
Speaker 3 (08:04):
He's doing that robotic walk.
Speaker 1 (08:06):
Oh, so that's the grimace he's well, he's got the
SpongeBob thing going right right, boxy body, spinely legs, or
maybe it's just the angle of the photo. Is he
wearing a back braced.
Speaker 3 (08:23):
We speculated on that back brace for years, just the
way you absolutely.
Speaker 1 (08:28):
It's I don't know what's going on? Like why suddenly, Well,
I think I do know. You're you're at the top
of the heap. Every every need is taken care of.
And if you're demented like Biden was one, you don't
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even know what your needs are. You just know you
need to eat, poop and pea and sleep. And somebody's
there to tuck you in, somebody's there to feed you,
somebody's there to give you ice cream. You don't even
have to make the decisions. Somebody makes the decisions for you.
You get to walk up the baby steps to Air
Force one, you get to fly around. You know where
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did he he went? Didn't he go to France or
he went to Ali? He went to Africa, I think
just before the end of his administration. So you get
to travel the world. You not only have a lay
flat seat, you have a entire bedroom with a shower.
You've got stewards to fix whatever you want to eat
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at any time you want to eat while you're traveling
over to Africa. But why why now that that's gone
completely gone? Always still got secret service, But can you
imagine how difficult that job is. He never gets out,
He never goes anywhere except Suddenly now we're seeing pictures
of him walking through a national park somewhere celebrating Earth Day,
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and again it looks photoshopped. Are they just trying to
prove that he's still alive? And the more they try
to prove it, the more I begin to doubt it,
the more I begin to wonder, what's really going on here?
What are you really trying to prove? All right, so
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let's well, I plug in this computer again.
Speaker 3 (10:25):
Good grief, and to see that photo you can go
to Michael says go here dot com. And while Michael's
I'm still stalling for him, I would fully agree that
the gravel path, Biden and the flags are probably all
one photo. But you look at that second layer where
the forest and the trees and then the mountains, I'm
I don't don't quite think so. It just looks there
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are two pictures there, one of Biden walking on the
gravel path, maybe up until the bench. Anything past the bench, Yeah,
I think it's a it's another layer.
Speaker 1 (11:04):
They've taken photoshop and they've layered that onto the well.
Actually they've taken that picture and layered on the front
part in photoshop. I at least know that much about photoshop.
Forget Russia, here's why well free. For that matter, I
forget even communist China. Forget the little Islama. I can't
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even get it out, the Islama, maniacal Iranians, the Molas,
the the Ayetola. If one country is a threat to
another country, it could be the once great Britain under
the rule of all of the Labor Party and all
the cooks that are pressing forward with experiments now too,
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Here we go again, dim sunlight through geoengineering. Outdoor field trials,
which could include injecting aerosols into the atmosphere or brightening
the clouds to reflect the sunshine, are actually being considered
by scientists as a way to prevent runaway climate change.
I think the only thing that's runaway is the dumbassy
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of these coops. As so often in life, the problem
is not the problem. The problem is that people think
it's a problem. Although whether these people really believe in
global warming and that hoax, I don't think they really
believe it. I think they're just using it as a
ruse for global control. These dumbasses pretend the weather is
a perpetual crisis so they can justify seizing our property,
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lowering our standard of living, regulating us into some sort
of strait jacket telling us well, we can and cannot do.
But plots of you know, the sort that Doctor Evil
might hatch, pretty expensive, are you. The government's Advanced Research
and Invention Funding Agency for the Brits has set aside
fifty million pounds for these projects, which will be announced
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in the coming weeks. This is over the London Telegraph.
The experts believe that pollution over shipping routes made the
clouds brighter and therefore more reflective, resulting in dimmer sunlight.
So they even say that international regulations to reduce so
for the dioxide emissions caused an increase in global warming.
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So more unintended consequences could obviously be expected if ideologically
driven fanatics deliberately tamper with the atmosphere to fix something that.
Speaker 4 (13:28):
Isn't broken scientists and literally trying to block sunlight from
reaching the earth, Well they're actually doing it. The UK
government has approved outdoor field trials, which could include injecting
aerosols into the atmosphere or brightening clouds to reflect sunshine
as a way to prevent runaway climate change at a
cost to the taxpayer of fifty million quid. Do you
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see that thing up there, that's the primary life source
for our entire planet, The thing that powers photosynthesis in planets,
the thing that forms the basis of most food chains,
provides ox and of fuels, the water cycle. Yeah, that thing.
We're just going to block it out. What could possibly
go wrong? Particually terrified of the Sun's light and radiance
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like ucs, vampires and other unholy entities like we don't
get enough dull, gray, cloudy weather in the UK already,
we're trying to make us even more miserable. Any project
of this kind on a larger scale, which is obviously
what they ultimately intend to do, could potentially devastate forms
and fisheries, could be catastrophic for many species unable to adapt,
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and it's likely to unleash a multitude of other harmful
consequences that we wouldn't even be able to anticipate. In America,
the Trump administration and OURFK Junior have been desperately trying
to block geoengineering for these very reasons. This after details
of a secretive project last year conducted from the deck
of an aircraft carrier in the San Francisco Bay to
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shoot trillions of aerosol particles into the sky to increase
cloud cover with hell from the public.
Speaker 1 (15:01):
Why would you withhold it from the public. Why would
you hide that? But it doesn't just go to geoengineering.
Any product can be green washed beer, not even a
beer drinker. But this bugs me. The Boulevard Brewing Company
is celebrating Earthache all week. This week wasn't just you know,
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Tuesday or whenever. It was with an event titled Brew
and Renew From the story from zero landfill facilities to
pollinator friendly programs and partnerships with Ripple Glass, the Kansas
City based brewery is offering immersive tours that highlight its
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commitment to environmental responsibility. Now, Ripple Glass kind of cool name,
recycles glass bottles. By the end of this tour, you
should have, according to the story, you should have a
better understanding of sustainable brewing methods and how just minor
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adjustments can have a significant environmental impact. Now, I don't
know about you, but, like me, if you find a
global climate kind of satisfactory right now, I mean, we're
actually kind of experiencing four seasons this year as opposed
to winter and not winter or just winter in summer. Well,
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you can thank Boulevard Brewing Company, but then you realize
there's somebody else, a Phoenix Error Area brewer. We should
really think Santam Brewing Company is on a mission to
reduce its carbon dioxide. It's CO two emissions for a
cleaner earth and better beer. So they've invested in Earthly
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lab system. Does it due it recaptures the carbon dioxide
that is naturally produced by the fermentation of its beers.
The CO two is them as a liquid and then
repurposed to carbonate their beers. So they installed the nitrogen
generator that will purify the ambient air eliminate the use
of SEO two for purging aluminum cans, kegs and tanks.
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It's production facility. Now, interestingly, the employees are probably gonna
have to wear a special gas masks that capture the
harmless seal to the exhale, similar to I don't know,
fart capturing. You know, you got to capture the cow farts.
There might be something unintended consequence, like when bud lost
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what one one billion dollars or more for Dylan mulvaney.
Speaker 5 (17:42):
Michael, If you think about it, it makes sense. The
global warming fear started after they banned aerosol hair spray
in the eighties. In the eighties, girls were spraying so
much aerosol in their hair that global warming was kept
at bay.
Speaker 1 (18:00):
And then we got global cooling. Then we got it
cooled off too much, and they started warming up again
because we did that and we did this. I forgot
about the aerosols. Remember the floral floral, choral, boro laurel,
horror carbon things.
Speaker 3 (18:16):
I just remember the hole in the ozone, the whole
on the.
Speaker 1 (18:18):
Hole in the ozone, speaking of witch.
Speaker 3 (18:22):
Think I had something about that. Todn'ty you do?
Speaker 1 (18:26):
I love the way Axios does these stories. Denver's ozone
pollution among the nation's worst. You know, the sad part
is on heavy ozone days. I love that. Yeah, I
know it's wonderful, isn't it.
Speaker 6 (18:42):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (18:42):
I just love that smell. Air pollution threatens everyone's health,
especially children, seniors, and people with asthma or heart and
lung conditions. The Denver Betroy area is number six. Yes,
we're in the top ten again. I love it, baby,
the twenty five US city's most polluted by ozone. That
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puts nearly one hundred and twenty seven thousand rug rats
and ninety two thousand old farts in Denver alone at
a heightened risk. Now Fort Collins, you came in at thirteen,
so you got to try harder get up into that
top ten. And the springs, well, you're hopeless. You're down
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at twenty third. The latest report includes data from Why
are these reports always so old? Why do we never
have You would think in a age when we have
laptops that have like five terabytes of storage, you got
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a desktop that's got a bazillion terabytes of storage, and
you've got computers everywhere. Why can't we get updated data?
Why do we have to look at data that's now
two years old? From four to four to two years old?
Two to four years old? The most recent three years
of quality assured nationwide air pollution data publicly available. Here's
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how a lawyer's brain works. Which is ugh the most
recent three years of quality assured nationwide air pollution data? Okay,
what you know, garbage in, garbage out. So when you're
putting the stuff in, once you put in good data,
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once you analyze the data before you put it in,
so you would always have quality assured nationwide air pollution data,
but then it says that's publicly available, which always makes
me curious, what are you hiding? Why is it not
publicly available? Why isn't the year twenty twenty four included?
I mean, after all, we're now into the fourth month
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of twenty twenty five. The finings come as the Polus
administration ask the EPA to downgrade the Front Range air
quality designation to severe so they can have more time
for the state to address rising ozone levels. In other words,
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they need more time to come up with more regulations
and more controls so that you can, you know, put
more people on RTD. Have you seen a dragon? Have
you looked on your either X feed or your Facebook
feed anywhere you see all the surveys that RTD is
trying to do right now? No, Well, if you don't
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like RTD, take the survey. It's hilarious. Hilarious. Let's see,
here's more chaos. So, while Colorado and Polus are trying
to get our designation reduced to severe so they have
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more time to come up with more rules and regulations,
the White House is rolling back EPA rules to curb
pollution and expand air protections. Oh, those evil White House people.
They want us to breathe dirty air. Tuesday, the EPA
announced plans to fire or reassign more than four hundred
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and fifty staffers, which could effectively stop the agency's efforts
to tackle pollution in historically disadvantaged communities. You know what
that means, don't you? Racist? Yeah, they're all racist. But see,
just over one hundred and fifty six million Americans, forty
six percent of the population now live in areas with
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unhealthy levels of ozone or particle pollution, according to the
Lung Association. Now again that makes me wonder they want
to make the numbers big as possible. So you lump
two things together ozone pollution ozone which is a gas
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versus particle pollution, which are these aeny tiny little pieces
of you know, like dust and dirt and grime and
you know, salt and whatever they put on the sand,
whatever they put on the road. So you combine both
of those to get to the one hundred and fifty
six million. Well, I want to know how much you know,
how many people live in areas with unhealthy levels of ozone?
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Who decided what's unhealthy? And show me the data to
support that versus particle pollution. So you lump those together,
you can you can get to almost fifty percent. And
of course they say that total is up by twenty
five million people from last year, the highest total in
a decade. Now, explain to me how they get to this.
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They can't give us data about how bad ozone is
up until well, only from twenty one to twenty twenty three.
Yet they can tell us that one hundred and fifty
six million Americans live in unhealthy levels of ozone and
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that's up by nearly twenty five million people from last year. Well,
how do you know last year's ozone levels? But yet
you can't tell me the publicly data publicly available about
ozone except up to twenty twenty three. So where'd you
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get the year for twenty twenty four to say that
it's up by nearly twenty five million people from last year.
You see, when you actually critically think and read these stories,
you realize there's a whole bunch of bunking here. Let's see.
Oh I love this sentence. Extreme heat, wildfires, and drought
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are degrad air quality nationwide, according to the Lung Association. Now,
I wonder if they have any sort of I don't know,
vested interest in making the air quality as bad as
possible so that they can I don't know, raise more
money to you know, because you would think that it's counterintuity.
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You would think they would want more pollution so that
more people would have lung problems, so they could raise
more money to help solve lung problems. But I don't know.
But anyway, they say that all heat, extreme heat, wildfires,
and drought are all linked to climate change. They say,
here's how it works. The report uses local air quality data,
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degrade and rank locations based on ozone pollution, daily particle
pollution and annual particle pollution. Huh, daily daily particle pollution
and daily an annual particle pollution. But what about ozone pollution?
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Are you doing that daily? Well, if you're doing that daily,
why can't we get a twenty twenty four report? Why
do you stick to twenty twenty three? Ozone is a guess?
They say, at ground level is a harmful irritant, an irritant.
Dragon's an irritant. The studio is this the fifthness studio
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is an irritant. I don't know where this studio ranks
in terms of cleanliness number one in fifth. Uh, let's see. Oh,
we've done that story. I don't want to do that.
We've done that all that already. Uh, I don't want
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to do that one. Oh this is interesting, Yeah, I
had this one one of the tabs. The Democrat National Committee.
Remember David Hogg was out the other day talking about
he wanted to use two hundred million dollars of Democrat
National Committee to go primary candidates. The Democrat National Committee
is going to enact rules that would require the members,
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including the current vice chair David Hogg, to remain neutral
during primary elections. The Chair of the DNC, Ken Martin,
is going to announce the changes during a call of
party leaders schedule for today sometime, and if implemented approved,
these rules would be implemented in August. So interestingly, the
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policy change emerges after Hog, who obviously is the anti
gunner nut job, declared plans to allocate twenty million dollars
towards Democratic primary campaigns nationwide via his organization Leaders We Deserve.
Oh so he's grifting. He's going to take twenty million
dollars out of the DNC, put it in his organization,
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and then go out and primary Democrat candidates. Huh seems
to be misuse of DNC funds. I'm not a member
of the DNC, so why would I know. Hogg has
defended his actions as sorting a need for a strategy
that addresses generational representation in Congress. He says, quote, currently,
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if we had the same number of twenty five to
thirty year olds, couldn't you I know I'm biased because
I'm an old fart. Do I really want a Congress
that's comprised of twenty five year olds like that one
on TikTok that was all upset about having to pay
her student loan back? Do I really want that? Now?
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I could take twenty five to thirty years. I don't
know how old Charlie kirk is over at Turning Point, USA,
but I could take a whole bunch of Charlie Kirks. Yeah,
I'd take that. But look what you get on the
other side, you get the David hoggs. He says, if
we had the same number twenty five to thirty year
olds in Congress as we do proportionally to the population,
we would have over forty people one of the age
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of thirty in Congress. And I don't know if you
looked at Congress recently, he says, but we have one
that is under the age of thirty. We have one
that's under the age of thirty. Who is that one?
I gotta figure that one out. That is not good
for the future of the Democrat Party.
Speaker 3 (29:13):
Internet says Charlie Kirk is thirty one. We got Shapiro
at forty, Candice Owens at thirty five.
Speaker 1 (29:18):
Adam, who's the last one?
Speaker 3 (29:21):
Uh Geddy, Vance's forty, Shapiro's forty one, and Owens is
thirty five. Related searches, it says.
Speaker 1 (29:27):
Any less, Advance was only forty years old. I think
it's like forty two or forty three. Well, there you go.
By the way, Vance was pretty good, saying I don't
have dang, will have him in front of me. I
will take a break here.
Speaker 2 (29:37):
Anyway, Michael, I think that they're a picture of olds
low Dough is a compilation of many little photos.
Speaker 6 (29:49):
Notice the legs don't miss match the body. It's the
coat level. The shadows don't meet the body, match the body.
The sol I would like to find out where those
mountains are.
Speaker 1 (30:07):
Well, you know, why are we surprised or upset about this.
It was a fake presidency, so why should we have
a fake post presidency. It's all the same thing. And
then let's go back to David Hogg for a moment.
So Hog wants more thirty and forty year olds in
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Congress because we got too many old farts, which I
don't necessarily disagree with, but it depends on who you're
going to elect as a thirty or forty year old.
So I vaguely remembered that there is a congress nut job,
a Congress critter from Michigan by the name of Haley Stevens.
She's forty years old. She now wants to run for
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the United States Senate. So maybe this is who David
Hogg is referring to. Someone like this.
Speaker 6 (30:59):
I yelled at Jen Lady thirty additional seconds.
Speaker 7 (31:01):
The general woman is recognized for an additional thirty seconds.
Speaker 8 (31:05):
Pause of the servitude, sharing in the profession with those
who have not come before you, similar times of trying
medical mean wars and flus.
Speaker 1 (31:13):
Who she sounds like because I listened to this again,
she sounds like Emily Letella Gilda Radner on the original
Starday Night Live. Listen to that voice. It's Gilda Radner
kind of looked like her too. Of the General Lady
thirty additional seconds.
Speaker 7 (31:29):
The gentle woman is recognized for an additional thirty seconds
pause of.
Speaker 3 (31:33):
The servitude sharing in the.
Speaker 8 (31:35):
Profession with those who have not come before you. Similar
times of trying, medical mean wars and flus pass. You
will see darkness, you will be pushed, and our society
needs you to stand.
Speaker 3 (31:48):
Together at this time.
Speaker 8 (31:49):
Our country loves you, to our doctors and our nurses.
Speaker 6 (31:52):
I wear these lads.
Speaker 7 (31:53):
The General Lady's time has expired. The gentleman from Maryland
is rec is reserves. The gentleman from Tech This is recognized.
The gentleman from Texas is now recognized.
Speaker 1 (32:05):
The just Janel lady is out of order.
Speaker 7 (32:14):
The Janel Lady from Michigan is out of order. The
Janel Lady from Michigan is no longer recognized.
Speaker 1 (32:25):
The Channel Lady from Michigan is no longer recognized. I'd
say she's unrecognizable by the way that. I'm not sure
when the SoundBite was, but I think it might have
been near the end of COVID. But she's wearing pink
rubber gloves, no mask. But she's sitting in the House
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of Representatives, nobody within a mile of her. She's at
the she's at the lectern, and she's screaming and yelling
as Emmy Little Teller was on, you know, the weekend
update about Lord knows what, told her time is up.
She was yielded thirty seconds and she was taking well,
that took a full minute. And that's who we want
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running for the US Senate. I don't think so.
Speaker 3 (33:18):
But you can't love her passion. She's got passion.
Speaker 1 (33:23):
There's a fine line between passion and insanity, and I
think she's probably closer to insanity than she is passionate.
Michael Dragon.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
I tuned in and heard you guys talking about lesbian stickers,
so I checked Michael says go.
Speaker 1 (00:06):
Here, and that's not what I was imagining at all.
I'm not sure how to take that right. I'm not
sure I want to know how to take that.
Speaker 3 (00:19):
There is a Michael's Merch section of Michael saysco here
dot com And are there any lgb T.
Speaker 1 (00:25):
No, we don't have any Rainbow sugars for sale.
Speaker 3 (00:27):
We don't know that a plus.
Speaker 1 (00:29):
But I go back to that, to that photo of
my receipt from the Blue Bonnit yesterday with my BBC Margarita.
Speaker 3 (00:42):
Yeah, that is up at Michael saysco here by that
that is U.
Speaker 1 (00:47):
The United States Department of State is one of my
favorite government agencies ever. It is a prime example of
an institution has become so fossilized and is so they
(01:08):
believe and in practice, are immune from change. They practice
their own foreign policy. Every little foreign desk that exists
within Foggy Bottom has its own agenda, and they really
don't care who the Secretary of State is. I think
(01:29):
being Secretary of State is probably one of the most
difficult jobs in any president's cabinet. Because you have an
entrenched bureaucracy that will just not change. And it's humongous
and and of course to them, one of their, if
not the most important jobs is to Scott, is to
(01:52):
stop the maybe the sky gods from killing us because
we're well, we're spending too much electricity in here. I
drove the jeep today, which doesn't get as nearly good
a guess my ages what the BMW does well, depending
on the speed you're traveling. Of course, let's see and
(02:13):
and well, I don't really have the heat or the
ac on in here, but it's gonna get warm in
here because I got the blinds open, so you know,
son's gonna come they anyway to then, their most important
job is probably to stop high style I'll climate change.
They got it. Well, I'm I'm sorry global warming or
(02:33):
global cooling. Maybe if we should just admit that they
just want to stop the climate. That's what they want
to do. That's what makes the following news so distressing
and is another example of the chaos. And the chaos
is the result of oh, Donald Trump, Marco Rubio and
(02:58):
all of the I'm not even sure they have a
deputy secretary yet, but their deputy secretaries and their undersecretaries
have said stop. They put a big you know, they're
they're like crossing guards at a school crossing walk, and
they put the stop sign up, and all of the
marching toward climate change activism has come to a halt.
(03:19):
And that's that's created chaos. According to Thomas Cantanatchi over
the Washington Free Beacon, he writes this, the State Department
is formally removing the Office of the Special Presidential Envoy
for Climate. Does that name sound familiar. That's the office
(03:40):
that former President Joe Biden created an appointed lurch aka
John Kerry to lead as part of his aggressive agenda
to combat global I think it was warming, at least
that's what the Free Beacon says. The Free Beacon goes
on to say that web pages for both Offices of
the Presidential Envoy for Climate and the State Department's initiatives
(04:04):
relating to the environment were recently deleted. Ooh, somebody got
access to the back end of the website and took
it down. The action, they say, is part of a
broader effort the sprawling agency announced this week to streamline
its operations, save taxpayers money, and ensure it is capable
of delivering on President Trump's foreign policy agenda. What's the
(04:28):
State Department doing trying to enforce a foreign policy agenda?
I thought the State Department was all about enforcing their
own agenda, like climate change, but cure that right until
this week, the United States taxpayers, you were funding the
(04:49):
envoy for climate a job that somehow didn't go to
the swamp thing, although Kerry does bear a strong resemblance
to the swamp thing nineteen eighty two or sometime, I
forget what it was, but talk about draining swamp. May
not look like the swamp thing, but they are draining
the swamp. When you poll Americans about climate change, it
(05:15):
ranks somewhere in importance, somewhere I don't know, between toenail
fungus and maybe a Spice Girls reunion. I just you
know something about it, or maybe you know removing the
t from LGBTQ. I don't know. We don't care about it.
We don't care about it how much the cabal and
their fellow travelers try to scare us into caring about it.
(05:36):
This is exactly the kind of stuff that I want
to see from the Trump administration. I want to see
more of this, maybe a little less of the other
kind of chaos. But I want to see this elsewhere.
At the Free Beacon, the Great Andrew Stiles gives us
(05:56):
thirty times Democrats worried privately about Biden's decline before the
debate fiasco. Now literally everybody in the world knew that
Biden was a potted plant, and now the people who
cover it up are trying to pass the buck. Oh.
I can't believe the Biden mastrition light to us. They
pulled the wolver our eyes. I'm so mad. Yeah. Whatever,
(06:18):
all they want to do is sell books, just sell books.
Speaking of the old man, tem Biden. Remember yesterday we
talked about Do you remember yesterday we talked about the
photoshop picture dragon.
Speaker 3 (06:34):
Uh yeah, the photo you can see at Michael says,
go here dot com.
Speaker 1 (06:37):
Yes, but you've got work to do now. Uh oh,
you're gonna go back to the to the old farts
x account. April twenty second, that's Twoday, that's Tuesday, six pm.
We've got another photoshopped picture. This is freaking unbelievable to me,
he writes. To get somebody writes, I'm that was a
(07:00):
total mistake on my part. I deeply, profusely apologized. Somebody
wrote for the DEMNDA dold fart. Together we proved that
we don't have to choose between protecting the environment and
growing the economy. We did both this Earth Day. Let's
(07:22):
remember that preserving what we cannot replace isn't just an option,
it's our duty to future generations. What's going on with him?
Go look at the photo. It's over on X He's
walking through I don't know, a national park that just
(07:43):
conveniently happens to have a flag with the presidential seal
and the United States flag attached to what looks like
a concrete would be a barrier in front of the
federal courthouse. But they've got two flag hanging on it.
And he's walking along a gravel parkway. But he's grimacing.
Speaker 3 (08:02):
That's because he's walking.
Speaker 1 (08:03):
Oh is that it?
Speaker 3 (08:04):
He's doing that robotic walk.
Speaker 1 (08:06):
Oh, so that's the grimace he's well, he's got the
SpongeBob thing going right right, boxy body, spinely legs, or
maybe it's just the angle of the photo. Is he
wearing a back braced.
Speaker 3 (08:23):
We speculated on that back brace for years, just the
way you absolutely.
Speaker 1 (08:28):
It's I don't know what's going on? Like why suddenly, Well,
I think I do know. You're you're at the top
of the heap. Every every need is taken care of.
And if you're demented like Biden was one, you don't
(08:50):
even know what your needs are. You just know you
need to eat, poop and pea and sleep. And somebody's
there to tuck you in, somebody's there to feed you,
somebody's there to give you ice cream. You don't even
have to make the decisions. Somebody makes the decisions for you.
You get to walk up the baby steps to Air
Force one, you get to fly around. You know where
(09:12):
did he he went? Didn't he go to France or
he went to Ali? He went to Africa, I think
just before the end of his administration. So you get
to travel the world. You not only have a lay
flat seat, you have a entire bedroom with a shower.
You've got stewards to fix whatever you want to eat
(09:34):
at any time you want to eat while you're traveling
over to Africa. But why why now that that's gone
completely gone? Always still got secret service, But can you
imagine how difficult that job is. He never gets out,
He never goes anywhere except Suddenly now we're seeing pictures
of him walking through a national park somewhere celebrating Earth Day,
(09:57):
and again it looks photoshopped. Are they just trying to
prove that he's still alive? And the more they try
to prove it, the more I begin to doubt it,
the more I begin to wonder, what's really going on here?
What are you really trying to prove? All right, so
(10:21):
let's well, I plug in this computer again.
Speaker 3 (10:25):
Good grief, and to see that photo you can go
to Michael says go here dot com. And while Michael's
I'm still stalling for him, I would fully agree that
the gravel path, Biden and the flags are probably all
one photo. But you look at that second layer where
the forest and the trees and then the mountains, I'm
I don't don't quite think so. It just looks there
(10:50):
are two pictures there, one of Biden walking on the
gravel path, maybe up until the bench. Anything past the bench, Yeah,
I think it's a it's another layer.
Speaker 1 (11:04):
They've taken photoshop and they've layered that onto the well.
Actually they've taken that picture and layered on the front
part in photoshop. I at least know that much about photoshop.
Forget Russia, here's why well free. For that matter, I
forget even communist China. Forget the little Islama. I can't
(11:26):
even get it out, the Islama, maniacal Iranians, the Molas,
the the Ayetola. If one country is a threat to
another country, it could be the once great Britain under
the rule of all of the Labor Party and all
the cooks that are pressing forward with experiments now too,
(11:47):
Here we go again, dim sunlight through geoengineering. Outdoor field trials,
which could include injecting aerosols into the atmosphere or brightening
the clouds to reflect the sunshine, are actually being considered
by scientists as a way to prevent runaway climate change.
I think the only thing that's runaway is the dumbassy
(12:09):
of these coops. As so often in life, the problem
is not the problem. The problem is that people think
it's a problem. Although whether these people really believe in
global warming and that hoax, I don't think they really
believe it. I think they're just using it as a
ruse for global control. These dumbasses pretend the weather is
a perpetual crisis so they can justify seizing our property,
(12:33):
lowering our standard of living, regulating us into some sort
of strait jacket telling us well, we can and cannot do.
But plots of you know, the sort that Doctor Evil
might hatch, pretty expensive, are you. The government's Advanced Research
and Invention Funding Agency for the Brits has set aside
fifty million pounds for these projects, which will be announced
(12:55):
in the coming weeks. This is over the London Telegraph.
The experts believe that pollution over shipping routes made the
clouds brighter and therefore more reflective, resulting in dimmer sunlight.
So they even say that international regulations to reduce so
for the dioxide emissions caused an increase in global warming.
(13:17):
So more unintended consequences could obviously be expected if ideologically
driven fanatics deliberately tamper with the atmosphere to fix something that.
Speaker 4 (13:28):
Isn't broken scientists and literally trying to block sunlight from
reaching the earth, Well they're actually doing it. The UK
government has approved outdoor field trials, which could include injecting
aerosols into the atmosphere or brightening clouds to reflect sunshine
as a way to prevent runaway climate change at a
cost to the taxpayer of fifty million quid. Do you
(13:49):
see that thing up there, that's the primary life source
for our entire planet, The thing that powers photosynthesis in planets,
the thing that forms the basis of most food chains,
provides ox and of fuels, the water cycle. Yeah, that thing.
We're just going to block it out. What could possibly
go wrong? Particually terrified of the Sun's light and radiance
(14:11):
like ucs, vampires and other unholy entities like we don't
get enough dull, gray, cloudy weather in the UK already,
we're trying to make us even more miserable. Any project
of this kind on a larger scale, which is obviously
what they ultimately intend to do, could potentially devastate forms
and fisheries, could be catastrophic for many species unable to adapt,
(14:33):
and it's likely to unleash a multitude of other harmful
consequences that we wouldn't even be able to anticipate. In America,
the Trump administration and OURFK Junior have been desperately trying
to block geoengineering for these very reasons. This after details
of a secretive project last year conducted from the deck
of an aircraft carrier in the San Francisco Bay to
(14:54):
shoot trillions of aerosol particles into the sky to increase
cloud cover with hell from the public.
Speaker 1 (15:01):
Why would you withhold it from the public. Why would
you hide that? But it doesn't just go to geoengineering.
Any product can be green washed beer, not even a
beer drinker. But this bugs me. The Boulevard Brewing Company
is celebrating Earthache all week. This week wasn't just you know,
(15:24):
Tuesday or whenever. It was with an event titled Brew
and Renew From the story from zero landfill facilities to
pollinator friendly programs and partnerships with Ripple Glass, the Kansas
City based brewery is offering immersive tours that highlight its
(15:46):
commitment to environmental responsibility. Now, Ripple Glass kind of cool name,
recycles glass bottles. By the end of this tour, you
should have, according to the story, you should have a
better understanding of sustainable brewing methods and how just minor
(16:06):
adjustments can have a significant environmental impact. Now, I don't
know about you, but, like me, if you find a
global climate kind of satisfactory right now, I mean, we're
actually kind of experiencing four seasons this year as opposed
to winter and not winter or just winter in summer. Well,
(16:29):
you can thank Boulevard Brewing Company, but then you realize
there's somebody else, a Phoenix Error Area brewer. We should
really think Santam Brewing Company is on a mission to
reduce its carbon dioxide. It's CO two emissions for a
cleaner earth and better beer. So they've invested in Earthly
(16:50):
lab system. Does it due it recaptures the carbon dioxide
that is naturally produced by the fermentation of its beers.
The CO two is them as a liquid and then
repurposed to carbonate their beers. So they installed the nitrogen
generator that will purify the ambient air eliminate the use
of SEO two for purging aluminum cans, kegs and tanks.
(17:13):
It's production facility. Now, interestingly, the employees are probably gonna
have to wear a special gas masks that capture the
harmless seal to the exhale, similar to I don't know,
fart capturing. You know, you got to capture the cow farts.
There might be something unintended consequence, like when bud lost
(17:35):
what one one billion dollars or more for Dylan mulvaney.
Speaker 5 (17:42):
Michael, If you think about it, it makes sense. The
global warming fear started after they banned aerosol hair spray
in the eighties. In the eighties, girls were spraying so
much aerosol in their hair that global warming was kept
at bay.
Speaker 1 (18:00):
And then we got global cooling. Then we got it
cooled off too much, and they started warming up again
because we did that and we did this. I forgot
about the aerosols. Remember the floral floral, choral, boro laurel,
horror carbon things.
Speaker 3 (18:16):
I just remember the hole in the ozone, the whole
on the.
Speaker 1 (18:18):
Hole in the ozone, speaking of witch.
Speaker 3 (18:22):
Think I had something about that. Todn'ty you do?
Speaker 1 (18:26):
I love the way Axios does these stories. Denver's ozone
pollution among the nation's worst. You know, the sad part
is on heavy ozone days. I love that. Yeah, I
know it's wonderful, isn't it.
Speaker 6 (18:42):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (18:42):
I just love that smell. Air pollution threatens everyone's health,
especially children, seniors, and people with asthma or heart and
lung conditions. The Denver Betroy area is number six. Yes,
we're in the top ten again. I love it, baby,
the twenty five US city's most polluted by ozone. That
(19:05):
puts nearly one hundred and twenty seven thousand rug rats
and ninety two thousand old farts in Denver alone at
a heightened risk. Now Fort Collins, you came in at thirteen,
so you got to try harder get up into that
top ten. And the springs, well, you're hopeless. You're down
(19:26):
at twenty third. The latest report includes data from Why
are these reports always so old? Why do we never
have You would think in a age when we have
laptops that have like five terabytes of storage, you got
(19:47):
a desktop that's got a bazillion terabytes of storage, and
you've got computers everywhere. Why can't we get updated data?
Why do we have to look at data that's now
two years old? From four to four to two years old?
Two to four years old? The most recent three years
of quality assured nationwide air pollution data publicly available. Here's
(20:13):
how a lawyer's brain works. Which is ugh the most
recent three years of quality assured nationwide air pollution data? Okay,
what you know, garbage in, garbage out. So when you're
putting the stuff in, once you put in good data,
(20:37):
once you analyze the data before you put it in,
so you would always have quality assured nationwide air pollution data,
but then it says that's publicly available, which always makes
me curious, what are you hiding? Why is it not
publicly available? Why isn't the year twenty twenty four included?
I mean, after all, we're now into the fourth month
(20:58):
of twenty twenty five. The finings come as the Polus
administration ask the EPA to downgrade the Front Range air
quality designation to severe so they can have more time
for the state to address rising ozone levels. In other words,
(21:21):
they need more time to come up with more regulations
and more controls so that you can, you know, put
more people on RTD. Have you seen a dragon? Have
you looked on your either X feed or your Facebook
feed anywhere you see all the surveys that RTD is
trying to do right now? No, Well, if you don't
(21:42):
like RTD, take the survey. It's hilarious. Hilarious. Let's see,
here's more chaos. So, while Colorado and Polus are trying
to get our designation reduced to severe so they have
(22:03):
more time to come up with more rules and regulations,
the White House is rolling back EPA rules to curb
pollution and expand air protections. Oh, those evil White House people.
They want us to breathe dirty air. Tuesday, the EPA
announced plans to fire or reassign more than four hundred
(22:25):
and fifty staffers, which could effectively stop the agency's efforts
to tackle pollution in historically disadvantaged communities. You know what
that means, don't you? Racist? Yeah, they're all racist. But see,
just over one hundred and fifty six million Americans, forty
six percent of the population now live in areas with
(22:46):
unhealthy levels of ozone or particle pollution, according to the
Lung Association. Now again that makes me wonder they want
to make the numbers big as possible. So you lump
two things together ozone pollution ozone which is a gas
(23:09):
versus particle pollution, which are these aeny tiny little pieces
of you know, like dust and dirt and grime and
you know, salt and whatever they put on the sand,
whatever they put on the road. So you combine both
of those to get to the one hundred and fifty
six million. Well, I want to know how much you know,
how many people live in areas with unhealthy levels of ozone?
(23:32):
Who decided what's unhealthy? And show me the data to
support that versus particle pollution. So you lump those together,
you can you can get to almost fifty percent. And
of course they say that total is up by twenty
five million people from last year, the highest total in
a decade. Now, explain to me how they get to this.
(23:55):
They can't give us data about how bad ozone is
up until well, only from twenty one to twenty twenty three.
Yet they can tell us that one hundred and fifty
six million Americans live in unhealthy levels of ozone and
(24:15):
that's up by nearly twenty five million people from last year. Well,
how do you know last year's ozone levels? But yet
you can't tell me the publicly data publicly available about
ozone except up to twenty twenty three. So where'd you
(24:36):
get the year for twenty twenty four to say that
it's up by nearly twenty five million people from last year.
You see, when you actually critically think and read these stories,
you realize there's a whole bunch of bunking here. Let's see.
Oh I love this sentence. Extreme heat, wildfires, and drought
(24:59):
are degrad air quality nationwide, according to the Lung Association. Now,
I wonder if they have any sort of I don't know,
vested interest in making the air quality as bad as
possible so that they can I don't know, raise more
money to you know, because you would think that it's counterintuity.
(25:19):
You would think they would want more pollution so that
more people would have lung problems, so they could raise
more money to help solve lung problems. But I don't know.
But anyway, they say that all heat, extreme heat, wildfires,
and drought are all linked to climate change. They say,
here's how it works. The report uses local air quality data,
(25:41):
degrade and rank locations based on ozone pollution, daily particle
pollution and annual particle pollution. Huh, daily daily particle pollution
and daily an annual particle pollution. But what about ozone pollution?
(26:04):
Are you doing that daily? Well, if you're doing that daily,
why can't we get a twenty twenty four report? Why
do you stick to twenty twenty three? Ozone is a guess?
They say, at ground level is a harmful irritant, an irritant.
Dragon's an irritant. The studio is this the fifthness studio
(26:25):
is an irritant. I don't know where this studio ranks
in terms of cleanliness number one in fifth. Uh, let's see. Oh,
we've done that story. I don't want to do that.
We've done that all that already. Uh, I don't want
(26:45):
to do that one. Oh this is interesting, Yeah, I
had this one one of the tabs. The Democrat National Committee.
Remember David Hogg was out the other day talking about
he wanted to use two hundred million dollars of Democrat
National Committee to go primary candidates. The Democrat National Committee
is going to enact rules that would require the members,
(27:08):
including the current vice chair David Hogg, to remain neutral
during primary elections. The Chair of the DNC, Ken Martin,
is going to announce the changes during a call of
party leaders schedule for today sometime, and if implemented approved,
these rules would be implemented in August. So interestingly, the
(27:30):
policy change emerges after Hog, who obviously is the anti
gunner nut job, declared plans to allocate twenty million dollars
towards Democratic primary campaigns nationwide via his organization Leaders We Deserve.
Oh so he's grifting. He's going to take twenty million
dollars out of the DNC, put it in his organization,
(27:53):
and then go out and primary Democrat candidates. Huh seems
to be misuse of DNC funds. I'm not a member
of the DNC, so why would I know. Hogg has
defended his actions as sorting a need for a strategy
that addresses generational representation in Congress. He says, quote, currently,
(28:18):
if we had the same number of twenty five to
thirty year olds, couldn't you I know I'm biased because
I'm an old fart. Do I really want a Congress
that's comprised of twenty five year olds like that one
on TikTok that was all upset about having to pay
her student loan back? Do I really want that? Now?
(28:39):
I could take twenty five to thirty years. I don't
know how old Charlie kirk is over at Turning Point, USA,
but I could take a whole bunch of Charlie Kirks. Yeah,
I'd take that. But look what you get on the
other side, you get the David hoggs. He says, if
we had the same number twenty five to thirty year
olds in Congress as we do proportionally to the population,
we would have over forty people one of the age
(29:00):
of thirty in Congress. And I don't know if you
looked at Congress recently, he says, but we have one
that is under the age of thirty. We have one
that's under the age of thirty. Who is that one?
I gotta figure that one out. That is not good
for the future of the Democrat Party.
Speaker 3 (29:13):
Internet says Charlie Kirk is thirty one. We got Shapiro
at forty, Candice Owens at thirty five.
Speaker 1 (29:18):
Adam, who's the last one?
Speaker 3 (29:21):
Uh Geddy, Vance's forty, Shapiro's forty one, and Owens is
thirty five. Related searches, it says.
Speaker 1 (29:27):
Any less, Advance was only forty years old. I think
it's like forty two or forty three. Well, there you go.
By the way, Vance was pretty good, saying I don't
have dang, will have him in front of me. I
will take a break here.
Speaker 2 (29:37):
Anyway, Michael, I think that they're a picture of olds
low Dough is a compilation of many little photos.
Speaker 6 (29:49):
Notice the legs don't miss match the body. It's the
coat level. The shadows don't meet the body, match the body.
The sol I would like to find out where those
mountains are.
Speaker 1 (30:07):
Well, you know, why are we surprised or upset about this.
It was a fake presidency, so why should we have
a fake post presidency. It's all the same thing. And
then let's go back to David Hogg for a moment.
So Hog wants more thirty and forty year olds in
(30:28):
Congress because we got too many old farts, which I
don't necessarily disagree with, but it depends on who you're
going to elect as a thirty or forty year old.
So I vaguely remembered that there is a congress nut job,
a Congress critter from Michigan by the name of Haley Stevens.
She's forty years old. She now wants to run for
(30:50):
the United States Senate. So maybe this is who David
Hogg is referring to. Someone like this.
Speaker 6 (30:59):
I yelled at Jen Lady thirty additional seconds.
Speaker 7 (31:01):
The general woman is recognized for an additional thirty seconds.
Speaker 8 (31:05):
Pause of the servitude, sharing in the profession with those
who have not come before you, similar times of trying
medical mean wars and flus.
Speaker 1 (31:13):
Who she sounds like because I listened to this again,
she sounds like Emily Letella Gilda Radner on the original
Starday Night Live. Listen to that voice. It's Gilda Radner
kind of looked like her too. Of the General Lady
thirty additional seconds.
Speaker 7 (31:29):
The gentle woman is recognized for an additional thirty seconds
pause of.
Speaker 3 (31:33):
The servitude sharing in the.
Speaker 8 (31:35):
Profession with those who have not come before you. Similar
times of trying, medical mean wars and flus pass. You
will see darkness, you will be pushed, and our society
needs you to stand.
Speaker 3 (31:48):
Together at this time.
Speaker 8 (31:49):
Our country loves you, to our doctors and our nurses.
Speaker 6 (31:52):
I wear these lads.
Speaker 7 (31:53):
The General Lady's time has expired. The gentleman from Maryland
is rec is reserves. The gentleman from Tech This is recognized.
The gentleman from Texas is now recognized.
Speaker 1 (32:05):
The just Janel lady is out of order.
Speaker 7 (32:14):
The Janel Lady from Michigan is out of order. The
Janel Lady from Michigan is no longer recognized.
Speaker 1 (32:25):
The Channel Lady from Michigan is no longer recognized. I'd
say she's unrecognizable by the way that. I'm not sure
when the SoundBite was, but I think it might have
been near the end of COVID. But she's wearing pink
rubber gloves, no mask. But she's sitting in the House
(32:49):
of Representatives, nobody within a mile of her. She's at
the she's at the lectern, and she's screaming and yelling
as Emmy Little Teller was on, you know, the weekend
update about Lord knows what, told her time is up.
She was yielded thirty seconds and she was taking well,
that took a full minute. And that's who we want
(33:13):
running for the US Senate. I don't think so.
Speaker 3 (33:18):
But you can't love her passion. She's got passion.
Speaker 1 (33:23):
There's a fine line between passion and insanity, and I
think she's probably closer to insanity than she is passionate.
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