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over this audit. I guess, if you want to call it, that of the us AID program, and I am here for every bit of it, and in exactly zer hero of those. Have I seen a specific financial, budgeted rebuttal for why that program doesn't deserve it on it right, And whereas with with the with with Trump's people, whether it's Levitt, Trump himself, Marco Rubio, who is as Secretary of State now tasked with oversight of the program, I have seen nothing but specific indictments of the program. I mean,

there's the larger broader stuff. I gotta say, there's not a president alive who I would have thought would have gone full bore on a program called us AID just because of the name of it, not because of what we're finding out, what we kind of already knew, but who just would have what? You know what, it's not worth the squeeze, so to speak, because they're gonna be

losing their minds. And Trump was like, I don't care, man, We're gonna go ahead and do this, and then when we do it, we're gonna start pointing things out to Congress to do away with USAID.

Kind of right, because a lot of this stuff is members of Congress when they're putting budget stuff together that maybe have friends or people they know. It's not to say that they don't mean well with some of this stuff, but when you see where the actual money goes, when you see how it's actually utilized, and you have concrete examples of all of this stuff, people start to have

a lot of questions. They look at things like, all right, let's see because when you hear US eight and they always throw Africa in there, and it's far more than then. You think of that Sally Struthers commercial, right, you think of a bunch of some of them looking absolutely emaciated, there's flies around, you know, the visuals they show you

on TV. So you pledge the price of a cup of coffee per day, and purportedly that's what this program was attempting to address starving people all over the world, but in reality, food wasn't necessarily the priority for a lot of this stuff. Here is a White House spokesperson, Levin.

dollars have gone towards research at the Wuhan LAP. And the reason that you don't see the crazy list is

because under the last administration, they changed it. So when you have this group of I mean, it's almost like a movie when you have a group of like kids, young adults, kids that show up with some laptops and some extreme mountain dew and they're basically camped out over in the White House Administrative Building, the Eisenhower Building, just burning through all this stuff with their algorithms and just

spinning out, spitting out details. The panic begins. Have you ever seen this much panic over what?

out of it. What did you do at eighteen? One of these guys is like, oh, yeah, you know those two thousand year old scrolls we can't open to see what they look like inside. Yeah, I was just sitting around the other day because I don't know, I had

nothing to do. They didn't invite me to the party again. Whatever, I'm just sitting around and I thought, what if I used this AI algorithm I wrote so that scientists all over the world can start reading these scrolls without ever unwrapping them, and I'll be the first person ever to code one of these two thousand year old scrolls. After school and you know, because mom says I can only work so late. What did you do? And you bring those dudes in like their DJ qualls from the Core?

Do you remember inside all of the absurdity that was that movie where they're just like, yeah, we got this special polymer. We're gonna go to the center of the Earth. It'll be fine. And our giant phallacmobile looks like a train because we love trains anyway. Yeah, we're gonna go ahead and do that. We'll kill Stanley Tucci at some point, but we're gonna also we're gonna get some kid who's eating Doritos and we're gonna be like, could you hack

the world? He's like, you guys are crazy, Like what if we gave you more Toritos and a bigger computer. He's like, get sold, let's do this. Okay. Elon just brought five of those dudes in and now people are like, oh,

they have access to this informa. They have information that they don't show you the public anymore because the Biden people within the Biden administration are like, yeah, it doesn't look good when people see a list of transgender plays in Colombia and wonder, wait a second, is that feeding people?

I don't think it is. Or you know, women's women's driving programs in countries that women don't drive in there's that, or women's voting initiatives, but that don't change the fundamental rules where really it just means a dude if he's got four wives, has five votes. But you're not attacking the under I could go on for days, but they're not coming back with this. Hey, here's how ninety percent of this went to bread and milk, and here's how we gave it away. You know why, because it didn't

like everything else. They named it this thing. They told you it was this thing, and if you didn't ask too many questions, you could live comfortably going, well, look do I like that? You know we're given fifty three million to Burma. I mean Burma. They got to eat over in Burma. And you're like, well, what if I told you it has nothing to do with food. And actually, when it comes to the food programs, one of their calendar years that we can still see only saw a

ten percent delivery rate directly to the people. See a lot of times there are programs that do give food or medical supplies, but they give it to the guy who's going to sell it for you know, guns and

golden toilets and stuff. It's an absolute disaster. And it was, as I pointed out, with so many of these other things, it was, uh like universal basic can come for activists, because those are the people who are running these programs who then in turn, as money is doled out, have maybe a charitable side of their particular charity where they do money. And what do they do They donate back to the same politicians that are giving them the money.

It's essentially money laundering. And so while they're kicking and screaming and threatening impeachment and and I can't believe these kids have At first of all, these kids are you have a room full of geniuses who probably aren't very ideological at my point out they're in it for the lulls, so to speak. They're in it for the for the for the ability to take their their their nerdery and funnel it into something. Again, what did you do at eighteen?

Did you unlock a mystery? Too millennium old? That no other scientist on this planet because at the end of the day, they fully they didn't fully understand the power of AI because they you know, and it's not that they're bad scientists. It's like it's like showing your kid a rotary phone right now. Even if they're smart, they'll probably figure it out eventually, but at first they're looking at that, they're going, what do I do with that piece of crap? They start talking to it, Hey, piece

of crab, dial whatever, and it doesn't do anything. Now they're onto the next. It's it's why we have these Our attention span is so short. It's why we have articles where they're just like and the twenty sums just figured out that you don't have to be uh. You don't have to be uh relatives or married to live together to lower housing costs. Yeah, if you've got three bedrooms, you can get two of your buddies, it's crazy, we just figured this out. That's how you end up with that.

They're all get out on the internet over the Baron Trump books. Do you remember this from the first time around? Apparently nobody does. There's somebody on Twitter fans, Oh, oh, you're not gonna believe it. I just found there's books from this obscure author in the early nineteen hundreds and the character's name is Baron kind of it's spelled differently and slightly pronounced it, but it's close. It's time traveler stuff.

At least that's fun. No, you know what, as somebody who can be critical from time to time, where I think that Trump gets I think trump people around Trump allow him to get over his skis because they have pet projects. But I just watched a presidency that was dictated by people's pet projects. The difference was they're not really running it by the guy. Biden was just signing it, which is why he didn't know he paused natural gas exports.

Trump is doing this, and if he's got better people around him, I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt on this stuff because he hasn't been wrong yet, and there will come a time where he gets over or they are successful in a media narrative of going, hey, look at this starving kid who's starving more, but not now, because they don't have examples to throw out, because they realize how corrupt this whole thing was, so all they can do is scream. You know, he's not an elected official.

So much of your policy and programming has been effectuated by people who are not elected officials but rather bureaucrats who are just ideologically ready to go, willing to do this stuff because they know that even if they get caught, and even if they have to do a little show punishing and that person has to leave, they're going to be the next year. They have a job for him

over at the program that's handing out transgender Colombian opera donations. Okay, and they're going to make five hundred thousand a year. They'll be in charge of this thing, and they won't do a lot of awarding, but they'll have a lot of dinners and fundraisers and stuff, and those same officials wanting money. He'll show up and everything will just go on and the d the money machine will continue to go burr. And that's where we'll be and every single

rebuttal is not on the specifics. It's wild man, So how could you get sick of watching this ross? You don't even pay attention to the news during the day. Every time you saw a little nugget accidentally, how how much more excited did you get?

room with like super laptops. Probably they throw food in there. They're probably not even eating it. They're just so excited. No, you have such a big data set to pour through.

be prohibited from owning cats. Oh what's And I'd say, what's you know, hey, if you know for those you went to flee America because Trump's there, like here you go, no cats, that'd be amazing, right, Well, it's not the

only thing. And actually I was reading a list of actual things that members of the Scottish you know, they have their own independent, well semi independent parliament there are getting ready to ban this year and it's just like just just you know, you might as well just purge yourself of all the heritage and stuff and just be done.

All right. So these are things. Now it doesn't mean necessarily they're going to ban all these but these are things that very well under current proposed legislation could soon be illegal in Scotland. So cats, right, Okay, maybe some of you're comfortable with that. By the way, Scotland has a much bigger bird kill issue. They have a crap ton of windmills and they know that they probably kill about one hundred thousand birds a year, but most people

realize that that number is likely higher. Right. The birds they're counting killed are birds whose remains are within a certain distance under one of these things. So if you hit a bird, if it's able to fly off and then dies later, you don't necessary it's not in the tally. With that being said, it's not the only thing, all right. So birds fireworks all the one o'clock gun at Edinburgh.

So if you going to Edinburgh Castle, they have like a lot of these places they have, especially in Scotland, they have the tattoo, the whole military thing where you go to the stadium. That's that's interesting. It's very touristy, but it's very cool to watch. This is a thing they do. It's kind of their ceremonial thing there at Edinburgh.

I guess maybe the gunfire is scaring people. I don't know social media for people under sixteen birthday cake and orange juice in child settings, so basically you would be precluded from serving birthday cake or orange juice like in a nursery or a primary school or something like that. So pint glasses with alcohol branding. You know, everyone's drinking all the time over there, right. More importantly, it is not socially inappropriate to go have a few pints at lunch.

It's very madmen in what is fine over there? But also, what do you put in a pint glass? I mean you don't have to. When you think of a standard pint glass one you may encounter at a pub, you put beer in there, or maybe a hard sider. I guess whatever, do your thing. I'll judge. But that's okay. Nuclear power and again cats you're gonna ban cats? Man? Do they? Now? I have so many questions? Do you are you gonna? Are you? Do you the cats that are pre existing? Are they grandfathered in?

Maybe we'ven met for lunch one time because I want to find out about the owner and whatnot. And she was unloading on me just because she had a cat. And there's the nightmare scenario bring because you got a quarantine and then it was a whole thing, and she didn't have a paperwork because it was rescue and just a nightmare. But you're not you at the UK right here and they have cats. Are you gonna what are you?

Are you gonna set up a little cat checkpoint at Hadrian's Wall, which isn't the actual border by the way of Scotland and England, but used to kind of be. The Scots will tell you it was to keep the English out, and then the English. Well, anyway, it's a whole thing, he asked, anyone when you're over there, it's funny. Will they have tiny cat asylum stations where the cats can present themselves, make the claim that they're being chased by a dog, even though you don't see the dog.

Maybe the dog's right over the rise there, you don't know, and the cat fears for its life, and so you allow the cat into the interior with the court date warriors down the road. But since cat's be you know, they didn't live a certain length, but it's a lot less than us. Many will not even make it because they'll get run over by a car or something, or just dump them into the interior. All right. Will three hundred thousand kittens go missing? We don't even know where

they are. They crossed with a cat male relative. We didn't check, but that's what he said. And now we can't find the kitten anywhere. Lord knows where the kitten is. Maybe he's up by the O Bond Distillery. You don't know, but you're not going to make any active effort to check. Will there be little cat migrant groups there? What about the cats. They're living out the grandfather period in that village.

Who you know, they got eight hundred cats in the village and now you got ten thousand brand new cats they got just left in there, and society's just beginning to change, and nobody communicates with each other, and there's animosity among the pre existing cats. Will all of these

things exist? Will a bunch of self righteous cats start going on cat television and telling you that they need these other cats here because if they don't have these other cats here, there won't be blueberries for their stupid soccer mom smoothies. And we'll have to sit through that. I know what you're thinking. You're saying, k C. Come on now, you're just making up stuff. I would tell you that I'm not just making up stuff. I can't. We didn't play the audio the other day, did we.

There is audio I didn't even get to didn't even get to of Nitwitz over on CNN sitting there and literally running the whole who's gonna pick our food argument? Apps? I was just unmitigated insanity every step of the way. So will there be a version of this? But the version is for cats. I need to know these things. I can't fool Did you just put it up there? Hang on, Rossmoy just put it up there. Yeah, here we go. This is an actual thing. I want to know if there's going to be a cat.

involves separated families. Yes, those three hundred thousand kids I mean incorporated in my whole cat diatribe and all of these things. And you think Mexico and Canada is not going to do it. Did you see how fast they bent the knee yesterday? They took just long enough that idiots like Michael Steele and others were able to go, see tallet tariffs don't work, and tomorrow everyone's jobs are gone. Mexico was forty eight minutes Canada was Canada held out right.

They put up a good fight, which was about early lunchtime. We got an inkling that was coming and by the time you got done digesting your subway sandwich, they were like, all right, we're gonna do this, because somebody put both those leaders in a room and went, even if they went, you know, you're right, at least from their perspective, we're gonna have double unemployment tomorrow, which would have been really what happened in Canada. It would have doubled their unemployment.

Now you have people like Ford, who I thought it was the crackhead dude, but it's not. It's a different dude named Ford who kind of looks like him, Unlike he's a crackhead still running stuff, but not. He's the premiere of Quebec and he's doubling down on this. Really we're gonna can And they canceled like a bunch of

Starlink contracts and stuff like that'll show Elon. Elon clearly doesn't care, and he also realizes that if you're in the northern reaches of any of these provinces, you don't have any other options short of these boondoggles that pay on average three thousand dollars a year to maintain a high speed internet connection in some of these Inuit villages, when in reality, you can get everybody, you get everybody there, own starlink, pay the bill and save most of that money.

So let them have a hissy fit.

Canada is all about. And all we need to do is turn off their electricity, even though our pipeline goes through the United States before it comes back to our east.

They don't even stop, just wave at the US customs and a guy kind of writes the license plate down. And the reason is is because in Warroad, Minnesota, which you go up find Lake of the Woods and it's it's on the left side there you have Bidet, you have War Road, and then as you cross over you have very rural portion of Canada. There is a reservation there on the on the lake, but there's also just a bunch of people and the closest town by a mile is War Road. So they do all their grocery

shopping there. And this is more important when they have their babies. That's the hospital they go to and War Road, so those kids are technically US citizens even though none of them live in the US. They they use they that was the they use it to go to school there.

In fact, the way the whole thing's funded up there is a little different, and it's just because there is nothing in Canada there of any decent size until you get all the way up to Saskatchewan and stuff, because you're in rural Manitoba there, and so people all come down and so the kids that are coming in to go to school, it would be insane to stop them. It's very loosey goosey. A lot of it's built on trust.

And that's an actual checkpoint. You go fifty miles towards the North Dakota border where there's nothing and you can get into northern Montana. There's ranches that use service roads as part of getting departs of the ranches that technically cross into Canada, and it's not marked. You just got to know what you're doing. Me and my cousin, Me and my cousins used drive on some of these roads. Now, we didn't use it to necessarily access Canada and the

people around there. We did it to go shoot birds and stuff. So that's what's going on here, and yeah, what they were asking for is pretty reasonable. The question is how did we get here? Well, it's the same way we got here with the USAID programs and everything else. We used to have a balance here in the US because we primarily funded our country based on terrace, but

we had a balance. We would look at somebody who wanted to do a business and we'd find out what the mutual benefit was, and yes, we would even yield on the side of giving a little because we wanted that revenue. We wait, we wanted them addicted to doing

business in the US. And over the years, what happens is soft politicians went, you know, it's not really fair because they're so poor compared to us, They're GDPs not as high, and so we would get increasingly worse situations and they would they would take an inch, they would take an inch, and I would understand why they would do it right, because they're negotiating for their country now they're people. So if you have a soft politician who's like,

oh shucks, look at that. Look at the little guys just getting going with their stuff, well, you know what, we're not gonna We're gonna tear if they're stuff. They had mouths defeat and whatnot. And then so they established sectors in there. And then they start establishing sectors where laws are written and put into place, like they did with the California flower industry, not the bread flour, but the pretty flowers, right that you're all gonna buy on Thanksgi,

on Thanksgiving, on Valentine's Day because you're a schmuck. And so they we basically turned that whole industry over to Columbia's part of a trade deal. In fact, there are busted, old, abandoned greenhouses in Marin County, California that used to grow all of not all these, but a crap ton of these flowers. But we just opened it up to Canada, to Columbia. We did it because we felt bad. Look at it. It's a lot of violence down there. People are poor.

What are we going to do? And they went all shucks all the way through instead of constantly reminding politely that were the United States and doing business here is really good for you. And so Trump's looking at all these after years of neglecting, going look, we're going to bring these back to where they need to be. And of course it's a painful process, but it's a process you all allowed to happen, and he's going to be

the adult. We'll be back. But like literally all the stuff where there's proposals to ban or kurtell it up there, and what are you guys doing? Man? So if you don't know, there is uh they're looking at banning cats and I'm just want like, how do you enforce that the can't tiny cat checkpoints? Will smugglers still be called coyotes because I don't know if you know what happens when coyotes and cats get around each other. It's usually

not good for the cats, like or little dogs. Do you remember when Jessica Simpson got her dog eating by coyote and then went on social media, uh all about it? I think you did a parody Now I don't remember it. I think we did a parody song. See if I can find that trying everybody did the parody song too. They just get another dog or something, all right, you know what. That's right, that's how my brain works. So everybody just play in or plug in because I'm gonna

find this real quick. Yeah. Yeah, when the uh they don't they don't do well? Oh man, it would be under song, wouldn't hold on? Yes? I found it so uh in the Hollywood Hills, she had a she had a little dog, a little purse dog that went missing. And then there was some trail cam video and there like is that your dog near a coyote? Well, where'd your dog you go? And then she she posted these like long, I don't celebrate their little dog got eaten. But man, if you got coyotes around, even if you're

in there, you don't let small animals out. The coyotes don't eat them. The eagles will. I told you it had some of my friend's parents. I was there at an event they had like a big cookout thing and two hours of it was what happened to a little the other yappie Pomeranian and an eagle happened. So, yeah, you gotta be careful. That's what it was. It was a three dog night.

thing too. Burning wood that to be fair, finding trees in Scotland can be a little difficult around many of the more popularized areas. They do have forests, and especially if you get up where that the big British monarchy have there. They do all their stag hunting up there and stuff that's pretty impressive and you can kind of look over the hills at it. Social media under sixteen birthday cakes and orange juice. They're also want to ban bagpipes in certain circums. How do you do that? How

do you put any restrictions on bagpipes? How do you Bury police if you don't have bagpipes? I don't even know how that works. I thought bagpipes are required for any gun salute a fallen officer funeral. And that's just in the US. It has to be that way in

the UK, nuclear power, you name it. So I don't know, man, I think I think William Wallace, if you'd have told them all this, would have would have let the British people or the British lords just uh just have their way with your just prema knock to the hell out of your wife and just look the other way, because you'd be like, what am I fighting for? Man, it can't be this all right, you know, it'd be real, real sad is Donna? Hello Donna?

it very difficult to bring about. What if we built you a mega prison because I don't know if you know this, we're kind of into mega prisons right now, and you know we could do that you just pay us. And Trump's looking to that, going that's a damn fine idea. Oh, people are gonna lose their minds. Absolutely. So not only are you not are you deported from the US, but because by the way, these are not just random folks. These are the very same people that Columbia tried to

turn back because we had them shackled in a plane. Yes, that's right. We had a plane full of people who themselves are all murderers or suspected murderers or or drug kingpins who Colombia didn't want to allow a plane to land because we had them in shackles.

full outfit the Ross wanted. So that's a very interesting proposal. I don't know what that looks like. People lose their buying because they're already losing the mind over the audacity of El Salvador to basically jail career criminals there, which the people seem to like, not all of them, obviously, if they got relatives locked up in there. But and don't get me wrong, is else are there people locked up in there that l Salvador may have fast tracked, probably,

but there that's also El Salvador. So the US, if they have any concerns with that, needs to be very vocal about, Hey, while you guys may be running it, it will be run to US standards or not. But the screeching will get it will continue I promise yes, Janet, what's up?

Or is all that we're saying seven seventeen. The grotty will continue next hang out at the very leadst A very good way to expose the sheer hypocrisy of people. Let me let me ask Ross. I'm gonna ask you the question, do you think women have agency? Grown women, not women suffering from any sort of thing that may call into question their ability to make legal, rational decisions. I still question the rationals sometimes. But but do women, adult women have agency to make their own decisions?

the thing. So ever, since she's throwing the red carpet there, like the other half of Twitter, the one who wasn't melting down just over the exposing of all of this USA boondoggle, the other half of Twitter yesterday was like trying to have some sort of like Bianca Sence sorry which is her name intervention because they were like slow rolling the video and at some point Kanye talks to her. They don't know what he says, and they were saying, well,

obviously what's happening is she is under his control. She's not making her own decisions, and he's ordering her around. Look just look at her. She you can tell that that is Stockholm syndrome or something. The boat thing that he's referring to was a specific act and like and and all that, and none of it's her fault. It's not her making a decision.

So like that barrier's broken. Two, this is hot. How many wardrobe malfunctions some intentional, Okay, a lot of them intentional are part of the Hollywood celebrity zeitegeys Right, Yeah, I remember Britney getting out of that car. Remember the super Bowl, right, which Anna Jackson and Justin Timberlake and there, even there, they tried to go, well, Judd justin did

that to her. She couldn't have done that. Maybe Kanye is just dating somebody who wants you to see your body, man, she said, and look, she got a pretty good body on her. I didn't want to look. It just happened to show up at my news feet. Nothing I could do. And because everything that Kanye does is seemingly reaction publicity driven. This guy loves stirring the pot man. He's very good at it. So you think the woman by his side

isn't going along with it? Sure, she probably adores him, but I don't think he had to talk her into this stuff, and I don't think he's given her hypnotic orders. Are you talking about TikTok prank? Which I'll do in a moment. Oh you're kidding me. All right, here's the headline. Wait, hold on, I gotta do. It's New York Post, so I have to have nine little splashovers and pop up ads and then it'll allow me to here we go, illegal migrant cut loose in plea deal after raping sleeping women.

But then the Fed stepped in, all right, so we can get some sanity here. Yeah, here we go an Ecuadori and migrant to cut a plea deal with Queen's prosecutors that allowed him gave him no jail time for raping sleeping women? Is it not as raping if they're sleeping? Am I? I have to ask whoope? Since she delineates these things, was it rape or was it rape? Rape?

little proactive here man. And so they watched this playout obviously, you know, going back a month under a different administration, and prosecutors up in Queens are like, yeah, about that thing where you were literally raping somebody was trying to sleep. We gave you no jail time. The Feds were not having them. So where did this take place? On public transfers?

saw her sleeping and had to start touching her. So while she's passed out, while he's escalating to full on sex with this woman, He's also explaining via Instagram texts why he's doing what he's doing. You look so hot. I saw you sleeping. I figured, hey, this is as much chance. So you have you have an admission. You have an admission. You have the witness testimony or the victim testimony. You have a witness who testified because she started screaming, people ran in what's up? And you require

Here's what he was sentenced to. One year of sex offender counseling but no jail time. That is amazing, I mean, but it's really not. That's uh, you know DA and prosecutors in the Manhattan area right there. Oh, he also had to stay away from the victim. I guess whether

she's awake or asleep, he's got to stay a certain distance. However, federal agencies decided to go ahead and pick him up because while that he may have been adjudicated on the state charges there, the fact remains that he crossed the border illegally, and I guess there's some other charges he has too, And they're just like, nope, we're going to scoop you up in our with our big criminal migrant goldfish net. Well that's good. I don't know, maybe you're

on your way down Salvador two, sir. Absolutely just nothing but wins all week man and just stupid stuff. Do you see the governor of New Jersey who was like he's in an interview and he's wanting to act tough, and he's just like, ah, I have an illegal migrant in the governor's mansion. What are you going to do about it? And then they asked Homan at home and it's like, oh, really that's true. Do you got is that happening? All right, we'll get a warrant for that.

And that piece of garbage, was literally backtracking by by sundown. He's like, just kidd, we don't have no, we don't have it. A I'm not harboring an illegal immigrant in the in the in the governor's mansion. That's crazy. And it's like, well, hold on, so were you just lying all morning or was the person there and now they're not like none of this makes any sense? Or did you get called on your bs and you realize the whole You a doug, Because let's look at the options.

Even in New Jersey, which is a state that is not outside the realm of purple right, they have Republican governors there. They have a very contentious race coming up. A lot of people throwing their hat in to be the Republican person there because right now, if you can get in there and you don't have a major scandal, you got a pretty good chance. And the last thing this term limited democrat up there would do is create this scenario where the Feds are raiding the governor's mansion.

What if he was harboring them there? People are going to have a very different response to that because it looks so insane and it just shows you how backcrap crazy people are, especially if it's somebody who has a significant criminal background, which is the focus of immigration. They're not even coming in and getting your domestic help. Or however, you see these people every time you open your mouth and Trump's Trump's guy Homan called you on your bs

and you immediately folded. Sure, you're Canada now in Mexico and Honduras, in Colombia. You're all the things. Meanwhile, Joe Biden's moving on to his next chapter in life. What do you what do we think in rom com buddy comedy? Maybe a reboot of Weekend at Bernie's. That'd be amazing.

So anyway, I only asked because Biden already has been signed as the to a talent agency, one of the one of the big boys there, which I mean, this is just I understand why the talent agencies are coming out because there's so many production options nowadays, even ones that he could probably make it through. But it was it Cia right who handles, and they're a big moon back. These are the yeah, creative artist agencies CIA. This is

a big one. When you normally hear about these guys, it's because somebody in Hollywood had a conservative opinion and they drop them as a client. So they immediately signed Biden and so now you know, it's just keep the money spiger going. Here we go. We don't know what the services are, but I have to wonder. I don't get right, I don't know if it would be a dramatic role, and it would be funny watching him issue threats to you know, a group of Albanian gangsters or something.

But if you thought that video of from the Irishman that we mocked of of de Niro pretending he's fifty years younger. Herb stomping that shop owner was funny to watch because his legs just don't move like that. Can you imagine him having to do a fight scene with Joe Biden?

other reboots would fit? Like we can at Bernie's the one that comes to mind, which would be an easy like reboot because it's Hollywood, and then they can just haul Joe Biden around places, get some secret service guys to play as you know, the buddies there. So if you can get a couple that can act, you got a lot of options. Man. Also, it says here he and members of his family. What's Hunter Biden gonna do? Train Spotting? I mean, what's his movie? Are we gonna

do a reboot? But instead of DiCaprio in the Basketball Diaries, it's Joe Biden. Oh, it's gonna be amazing or the People Versus Larry Flint Part two or something, whatever it is, it's gonna have tons of T and A in it. Can we just agree? Okay? All right? Seven forty five raced Agic from the Weather Channel. He's hanging out with us.

What's going on, sir man? Much are you. I know, we're trying to figure out so Biden signed to this big Hollywood talent agency and we're trying to figure out what movie they're gonna put him in, and all we can come up with is Weekend at Bernie's Reboot. So oh wow. Yeah, yeah, there is not a lot of lines. Maybe more phasical comedy. Yeah, I guess we'll see. Yeah, it works because he's a former president, so it's just yes, it's easy to get paid once you're done the man,

Yeah for sure. Right, but let's turn from fiction to nonfiction, well regulated fiction, right, yeah, that's that is and fifties a little mid fifties.

are bigger changes coming though tomorrow. We've been talking about this last couple of days clouds that can get this east flow low pressure going north of us, and what that means for you really is a much different data than today. You're going to find the jackets again, a lot of clouds in the afternoon, some light rain and rain into Tomorrow night.

days it looks like a chance of rain. The timing case do you think we'd have to work on, But I think in the next forty eight hours we'll go from short sleeves today, near record warm to much cooler tomorrow and rain most of in light but still quarter inch in some spots later the tomorrow afternoon into Tomorrow night, either rainfall, the Weather Service still, you know, talking about how the fire danger is still pretty high across most of the southeast with the lack of rainfall, and we'll

get a little bit it's needed, and then I think unsettled after that, every couple of days some chances of rain.

and we'll get your calls next. Hang on, do you guys know Ross? Do you guys even go out or you? Yeah? Yeah, you made the wise decision. A lot of people ain't having that. Apparently police had to show up to the chilis at a mall in Nashville, the Opry Mills Mall. I don't know what it is. I don't know. I probably in trouble for this. I don't know. I have no beef with chilies, but I always find the mall adjacent chilies are more interesting, you know what I mean

by that? More interesting? And I don't know, maybe maybe it's just everyone's in mole mode, but whatever least recalled

after gunshots around. Also, I have a question if you're in if you let's say you go to Chili's to avail yourself of endless baby back ribs, which I would understand, I'm here for it, Yet you're only on let's say you're only on your second platter and you're a you're a three or four platter kind of person, right, you make Chili's executives nervous and gunshots rang out, So like the rest of the folks in this story, you all run outside because you know you don't want to get

Swiss cheese while you're eating your ribs. Does that stop the clock? Or are you that's just it? They were endless until you know, because if you read, they have actual verbiage on what endless really means. Because people suit them for stuff like you can't do take out. There's a certain timeframe all of this I don't know. Once the police clear the scene, can you go back in and then boom? And then they got to bring you a fresh platter because that other one, because you know,

it takes a while to process. The scene's probably cold. Don't know the answer. Witnesses say there was panic because people sprinting out of the mall. Quote, we were sitting on the little swings over there, right past the food court. So this is literally this one's in the mall. I guess and uh. A witness named Ladonte described to a local news station, all I see them on their walkies and like, oh, they're shooting. You need to run, run run.

What if you're really hungry and your ribs just got there. Another woman said that she was checking out at the adjacent Bass Pro show. It just gets better at the bass Pro shop. Wait, do you have a bass Pro shop directly next to a Chili's and it's all enclosed. That's like redneck Kevin Man. People were running through yelling code red, code red. Everyone's got to go. It's just you hear code red. That's a mole cop speak for

a not good. The Chili's, which sits directly between the TGI Fridays and Applebee's in case you didn't know, cause where is the chili that's right next to the other. Two Fast casual also saw patrons fleeing after they heard the gunshots and the commotion. In all, police say, seven shots may have been fired. If you do that thing, or I guess your other expects you to. You got a week and a half, so probably go ahead and

get on that. I guess the big story today is the absolute panic going on over the US AID program established via executive order by President Kennedy. The programs as

it has ballooned, has become more secretive. The last administration changed basically the transparency part of it, where you could see where a lot of this is going and who was attached to and and the Biden me or the Trump administration said, no, we're going to dig into this thing, and by the way to do it, we're basically going to get six super genius like twenty somethings to go in with their laptops and just start purging this. And

these are not normal. When I say not normal, I mean those are not just normal actuaries or accountants or anything. These are dudes, Like one of these dudes, and they've all been doxed. Wired magazine decided to do a whole profile piece on him, given all of their information, because they think they're dealing with bureaucrats and they're not. You're dealing with You're dealing with guys who've accomplished more in their high school career than most humans will, including one

of them. One of these young men who when he was eighteen, was bored and decided he was going to tackle something that science hadn't come up with an answer with. And specifically, the problem they had is they had a bunch of old scrolls, right, we got old scrolls. There's a whole program obviously that surrounds the Dead Sea scrolls, but there's other scrolls and they get found and it's not like you can just unfurl them like you're in an Indiana Jones movie. The papyrus or whatever they're on

is so brittle you would absolutely destroy it. And so what did he do. He's like, well, I'm really really into the AI stuff right now, and we can do a lot in being able to scan even items that are rolled up like this to delineate some markings, but how do you fill it in? And so he literally customized an AI program that helped him and everybody else to read the scrolls, and he was still a teenager because he just this is all he knows, and this

is all these guys know. So they're happy to sit in the Eisenhower Building with an endless supply of little Debbie snacks, probably pizza takeout and and some Mountain dew, you know, code red or something, and spend all day doing that. And that's what they're doing, and they don't really. These are not partisan people. You think you're you can

attack them with partisanship. You think that you can attack them with things like, well, if you do that, none of the girls with nose rings you're gonna have sex with? You guys is that they don't care. I'm not trying to demean them, but I think their dating life is probably not their priority. Right now. You are dealing with individuals who the only thing they love is solving stuff like this. They're the ones who buy the code books.

They're the ones that get in and their conversations that they have online are almost indecipherable because they're almost not using English anymore. They're they're they're they're they're speaking nerd. And I mean that with all due respect to each other. They they're probably they don't even see They probably don't see this. They don't see the stuff they're being that's being written about them. They don't care. They're in heaven. They are in number crunch. Figure out a problem nerd

Heaven right now, and you can't. Those are not people you can attack the same way that you go after some bureaucrat who's worried that they won't be on the gravy train anymore. Do you think any of that was there, six of them. Do you think they care for a moment that some politician on the other side of the aisles holding a press conference talking about how they're committing espionage. I don't believe they do. I I don't think it motivates or demotivates them. I think they're just gonna go

ahead and do it. Why Because the stuff that's getting that that's emerging from this analysis, just the first little look at it, is absolutely insane things. And there's a reason that people realize, like a lot of things in government, that this is a slush fund. This is a slush fund for progressive programs. But it's more than that, it's a safety net. So that you can go and you can get a job in the government, and you can do insane things, and eventually some of you will get purged.

But never fear, Never fear that you were redirecting all the money to DEI programs and then covering it up when there was changes. Sure, yeah, you lost that job, but hey, how'd you like to be the executive director of whoever's planning some of this three.

you don't. You don't get to come in here, and then they would immediately go out and add a little press conference or they're just rotating folks in and they're like, can you believe this is happening? Yeah, yeah, I kind of came to the USAID.

I think is the age range. One of them's a volunteer. I think, Yeah, you got a bunch of guys who aren't gonna who don't care, who just want to run the numbers. Say absolutely, I got them coming out my you know you know what, and he just here you go, here's your office in the Eisenhower Building. Do what you do. And they don't care. And whether it's they don't care for for whatever reason, they don't care. Because people are

people are speculating that they're high functioning autistic. They probably are, which also means that the way that you deal with them and you threaten them like you get the old stuff, ain't gonna work with them. I have a hard time believing any of them are nervous because they're in heaven.

Look what they get to do. They get to take all this stuff that they design on the side to impress their buddies or solve, you know, actual problems, and they get to put it to work on a real world application, which is the largest budgetary application of anybody. That's the largest budget in the world. Correct me if I'm wrong, the US budget. You're not going to stop these guys. I don't care if you're Van Jones screaming.

blame are you? Did you decide to take this program which people just assumed was nothing but those un food biales and medical supplies getting air dropped into remote villages, and you turned it into your slush fund for all of these weird things. That's why we're here. So if there is negative impact on people, it's because you took the apparatus and you turned it into something else. This is your fault. So if people die, it's on you.

If people come to the border, because cartels were able to convince people that there was a process that would allow them into the interior, so they sold their everything they owned, they borrowed money, they sold their sold to work in sometimes sexual servitude. That's on you. That's not because they canceled. Somebody canceled their appointment. You saw what was going on. You didn't care. We called it. We win, all right. We grab Anthony's call on the Biden movie. Yes, Anthony, what's up?

nothing bad's gonna happen to you. But when you start like going, hey, you know, to be really funny, why don't we pretend to kidnap children for a TikTok video? And you don't get you know, pumped full of lead. That's impressive. You did get arrested though, all right, so check this out. These two idiots right here, nineteen year old Cain Villarial and eighteen year old Lane Birch from Kyle, Texas, come up with a what they thought it was a great excuse me I roll TikTok prank. All right, So

here's how it went. They went to an elementary school and I guess they went down the street just a little and then they waited for the kids to emerge. And we're talking I think the kids aged in range that they interacted with from seven to nine. All right, so these are little kids, and they would wait for him to walk down the street, right they're walking home. They probably live very close and then the pair would roll up and then they were all like, they were

all decked out as creepy dudes. I mean, you're already creepy if you're doing this right, but they were turning on the creep factor and so here was the prank. You're ready. They'd roll up and their little peto looking thing and they'd be like, hey, hey, you want to be kidnapped. Kid, you want to be kidnapped? We got some stuff for you, and rightfully the kids would run. One of the kids, I guess filmed them because he had a phone, which again sometimes I'm like, why do

you have a nine year old phone? I don't know, maybe for this, but in reality, most of them called their parents and some parents responded, and literally the lucky thing for these two was that the police responded and basically took them into custody, probably so the parents couldn't dismantle them, and eventually the two were arrested, I guess, and the kid and the parents did call the police instead of just going down seeking justice, although I think

when police showed up there were some parents they're looking for him, let's see Kyle. P D public information specialist Ashley Bradshaw said the two teens tried to tried the prank once near the school, uh, and interacted with one kid who was seven and one was nine, and then they I guess some others too, But that was the one that really got the ball rolling because those kids, as they'd been taught directly, they got out of there, got to a safe place, called their parents, and you

know this thing went down. Uh. They sent out a letter reminding parents about stranger to What is the joke you're going for? Right, That's what I want to know. Look, most of those videos, those prank videos, most of them are fake, especially some of the big ones. And if it seems unbelievable, but some of them aren't. Remember the guy in the mall up in Virginia who was harassing

the uh what was he? A door dash driver? Was put his hands on him and the guy's like nope, pulled out a gun, shot him, not going to do any jail time. And then the prankster his mother is like, oh it was it was My kid's fine, he's perfect, and it's just like, oh my gosh, your kid is Jack Dorsey all over again. That punk But what's the joke there? Like, I don't under I don't even understand what the what like? So what does a win look?

What does good content look like? There would the kids go with you and eat candy and pet puppies and you just don't molest them, like at least with the other dumb pranks where they're like, I'm gonna go to the hood and screen the where most of those are fake too, by the way, but let's say you did do that, like I understand kind of what you're going. Do you see that dude down in Arizona who just killed himself that was doing pranks, Because here's the prank

he thought was funny. He went to a coffee and it's one of those sexy waitress baristas kind of right where they're either in bathing suits or lingerie or whatever. And he went there and he'd go to the drive through with no pants on and not hiding it, and then the you know, the girls had opened the window and they'd be like, oh my gosh. And then he kept doing that. So what did they do he came back. They filmed them. They didn't throw hot coffee on his

you know area or anything. They just filmed them. And he realized that that that's a sex offense in most states, let alone in Arizona or New Mexico or wherever he lived, and the dude took his own life. Man when all of a sudden, when the police started getting involved, I mean, I don't want that, but like, did you gave it?

through screaming at him, Oh you killed a guy. No, he did because you thought it'd be funny. I just don't know what a good version of attempting or asking kids if they want to get kidnapped, and then would you have done it? If the kid's like, hell, yeah, I want to get kidnapped, free candy, sign me up. I'm eight. I make bad decisions. What would that have looked like? Because there's no possible win there unless it's fake, and it clearly wasn't because police're involved. This is why

I can't be a TikTok influencer. I guess I just don't understand how the rules work. All right, let's see here eight forty one. I had one more piece of audio I wanted to get to. Nope, Nope, played the Van Joe. No, I played all of it. Oh well, what do you know? All right? So a couple other things. Fans in Canada were booing the national anthem ahead of both an NHL and NBA game that took place over

the last few days. What was the first one was Wings Canucks, Right, so that's going to be Vancouver and the NBA game. I don't even know what it is Clippers playing Toronto again, I know so little. And by the way, they're booing the Star Spangled banner there and it's like a like a little girl, like a fifteen year old girl singing it. So that's that's gotta be

awesome for her. I don't know what her comfort level with crowds was, but she sure probably didn't think she was going to show up to do this thing, which might be the highlight of her singing career only to get booed. But then there's the other thing, And I don't mean this in a like almost every Canadian that I know, and I know a lot of Canadian living in Minnesota, you know a lot, but also working in certain capacities where we were filming TV and stuff over there,

and just taking a lot of trips. Almost every single Canadian I know is somebody you'd want to have as a neighbor. They're not a lunatic. They're very conservative, but they're in their own way for the most part. They're very no nonsense, and they're not the warmest huggy people out there, which is fine for me because I'm not. But they're genuinely nice people, and almost exclusively they all got beef with their own government. But they don't hate Americans.

But if you pull people in Canada at large and the US, you will find out that Canadians on average have a negative opinion of American much more. I'll crack jokes about how they haven't hoisted a Stanley cup since the Clinton administration, which, by the way, if you really want to get under a Canadian skin and you're not friends and you're just going with it that one. Usually

it works. They will start explaining to you why all the good Canadian players play in the US, and then when you ask them why that is because they save an ungodly sum on taxis and those are large media markets. In a way, it's a bit of a cell phone. But you know, they still have what five teams out of thirty, so feasibly they should win one like every six years. So yeah, do a bunch of Canadians, hyped up on Canadian beer at a Canadian sporting event booing

Americans because they're in a tiff right now? I don't know. Does anybody care? Ross? You care? Do you care that they're booing the national anthem at the hockey game you weren't going to go to anyway? Don't know. Ross doesn't care. I don't care. Most people don't care. I don't like it. Here's what I don't like. I don't like the part

where you know all of this is going on. But again, this is what happens when you constantly you neglect the obligation that his economies grow and relationships grow and everything else. There still is a pecking order, and it is a pecking order that is defined by who needs whom more and who has established large segments of their economy around these individuals you know, in these programs and these politicians.

That's all. And the fact is that the US, in almost every situation, especially with the countries who dealt with now, is going to have more leverage. Trump literally wrote a whole chapter about leverage in his book and you can go see it. And it's something that is utilized all of the time, all the time. You use it transactionally every day. How many of you have exerted leverage over your kid who wanted to do something You're like, no, we're gonna do this. Why because I'm the parent. You

just did it. You just exerted leverage. I control your food and your action and your stuff. And but grudgingly though, all right, yeah, I guess that's that's true. That's what you do it every day. You do it if in you're a position of power at work or if you have more influence or longevity there every single day. Why

wouldn't the president do that on behalf of people? So no, sign me up for I don't care, sign me up for weather with raced agic that I care about, because yeah, yeah, care more they than Canucks booing in Vancouver, which people will never go to. That you should. It's beautiful Vancouver's courts.

on Monday. So real roller coaster ride coming. My best advice right now is, dude, you got to do outside.

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