All things Epstein and Spam Bondi

0:04 All right, then we can go ahead and start.

0:06 Yeah, another week, another session.

0:10 Hey everybody. Hello how are?

0:13 You we are back. Unfortunately.

0:15 I'm Taylor Perry. Hi, I'm Ian Moon.

0:18 And welcome to Tutuang Singalai. We're actually doing better at

0:24 the introduction too, actually. We're getting better, we

0:26 promise. We promise.

0:27 We're not always such a big hot mess.

0:29 We, we're, this is a new adventure for us.

0:33 I love adventures. I mean, we both never done

0:35 podcasting before and we're both white and we're both men and we

0:38 don't know what we're doing. So it's an adventure.

0:41 With a beginner kit from Amazon. A beginner microphone kit.

0:45 This is what This Is What it Does Podcast for Dummies.

0:48 Podcast for Dummies? No, there's, well, maybe there.

0:51 Maybe there is one? Oh, I'm certain.

0:53 I'm I'm 100% certain somewhere I'm there and there is someone

0:56 has done podcasting one O 10. Definitely.

0:58 And we are probably. Chicken soup for the podcast

1:00 Soul Chicken. Soup for the podcast.

1:03 Soul, have you heard that? You heard that title in a while?

1:06 No. You don't remember those books

1:08 from the 90s? No.

1:10 Gosh, I mean, you're not that much younger than me.

1:12 You should know this stuff. I mean, it was a huge 90s.

1:15 Anyone from the 90s or anyone still today from the 90s would

1:21 remember Chicken Soup for the Blank Blank Soul.

1:23 It was like some popular books from back then.

1:25 And I don't know, I don't remember exactly was it was like

1:27 little stories that people would submit for that topic.

1:32 Yeah. Because it would be like Chicken

1:33 Soup for the mother's soul. So like mothers would like send

1:36 in stories and it's like somebody took a collection and

1:39 put it into a book. Go like Campbells would reach

1:42 out or like. Like they had send out a call.

1:45 Surprisingly, it had nothing to do with all.

1:48 So it made made me a little hungry actually growing up.

1:50 But no, it had nothing to do with Campbell's or any type of

1:53 soup or anything like that. It was just, I don't know, I

1:57 guess it was feeding your sad soul with good stories, I guess

2:01 was getting to do with chicken soup.

2:03 You're you're sick off of sadness.

2:05 And so it the, the, the, the book was supposed to heal you.

2:08 It's supposed. To be wholesome.

2:10 Yeah, Was it? I don't know.

2:13 I was way too young. Come on.

2:14 And you're telling me I should have did it?

2:16 Made that stuff when I was a kid and.

2:18 Then you're telling me I still. Watching Nickelodeon and like

2:22 quoting SpongeBob. I still do.

2:25 OK so I've I have turned on SpongeBob.

2:28 Older I I still like SpongeBob, it just didn't hit.

2:32 It doesn't hit like it used to. No, Scooby-doo does, and fairly

2:35 Odd Parents still does. Those still hit like like it

2:38 does when I was a kid. Real quick, Scooby-doo, the

2:41 cartoons like the old school old school ones or like the live

2:44 action remakes and like early 2000 because both are kind of

2:50 like lit for me. All of it.

2:52 I want all of it actually, to be honest with you.

2:55 And then even back, I think even back in the day, like I'm

2:58 Cartoon Network, there was even a pup named scooby-doo.

3:01 Like, there was like the, like, Scooby-doo juniors, like for

3:05 that kids, Yeah. It was crappy do.

3:08 No, it was like actually the the kids and Scooby like, but they

3:15 were like as kids. One second.

3:17 I'm having some microphone. There's some microphone issues.

3:22 We like to keep it authentic. Do you got it there?

3:27 Oh perfect. We're still working out the

3:30 kinks, everybody. Just like our sound effects last

3:33 week. That was a mess.

3:35 We definitely need to bring that up.

3:36 We didn't even know till after the show when we were like going

3:40 through editing and everything and not.

3:41 Hear a thing? You guys couldn't hear anything.

3:43 We we're just sitting here having a ball and these sound

3:46 effects and everyone is out there going WTF you guys?

3:50 What's going on? Like what do you mean like kiss

3:53 awesome? Like what are they talking

3:55 about, Ding? BOM BOM BOM.

3:58 I still want that button. I need you to work on that.

4:01 Well, let's all figure it out. Let's work on getting this fixed

4:04 curse before. My first solution was to like

4:06 hold the like sound pad up to the microphone.

4:10 OK, I did think of that too, but it's 25.

4:13 I think. That's stupid.

4:14 That's stupid. That's some 1950s shit right

4:16 there. That's the I know, that's why I

4:19 didn't do it. Hold the record player up to the

4:22 microphone, kids. Like it's kind of like trying to

4:25 record like old school, like trying to record your

4:27 voicemails. Yeah, or, or just remember like

4:30 the voicemail thing in general, not what was it, but not the

4:35 voicemail thing, but just like the answering machine that would

4:37 like sit on top of the, I forget what comedian it was.

4:41 I want to say it might have been like Angela Johnson or somebody

4:43 that like kept bringing it up or something.

4:45 Real quick, but sorry to interrupt.

4:48 I am going to have you hold your microphone for a second.

4:50 OK, OK, OK, great. Yeah, something is just not

4:53 going right with the stand for some reason.

4:57 But anyways, I can't remember exactly what comedian it was.

4:59 I think I want to say it was Angela Johnson, maybe if we've

5:02 mentioned her before, but she was talking about the answering

5:05 machine that was like on on your counter, but her.

5:09 But it was like we were well into like the 20 tens where

5:12 there was no answering machine on the counter anymore.

5:14 So her grandma still thought that it was.

5:16 So she was like talking into a cell phone voicemail, like as if

5:20 it was an answering machine on the counter, like hello.

5:23 OK, I guess. I guess nobody's answering.

5:27 I'll just I'll just hang up. Even though it was just a cell

5:31 phone voicemail. I don't remember.

5:34 It was. Oh, gosh, I really.

5:36 I can picture Angela Johnson doing it.

5:40 I don't know them. I would have no idea exactly

5:45 which comedian. OK.

5:46 Are we good there, you think? I'm just sort of, I think of my,

5:49 I don't know what we're doing because you just keep flipping.

5:53 Yeah, I'm not sure. I think it's because the weight

5:56 is like so heavy on your side. Like I may have to like, yeah,

6:01 no, we'll have to like, figure it out.

6:03 It's fine. We'll we'll survive, Yeah,

6:06 unless you like, slide the chair over so it's not like, so all

6:09 the way. It's not like, Oh yeah, like.

6:12 There we go. Yeah, Well, I think that will

6:14 work. Perfect.

6:16 Oh, just keep on scooching here. There we go.

6:18 OK, cool. Gucci.

6:19 You think that's fine? Yeah, I think it's good.

6:21 I mean, I still want to change the brand.

6:24 I don't. Gucci.

6:25 What's your Gucci? The sounds Gucci.

6:27 You keep saying that. Yes.

6:28 I want Louie. I want sounds, Louie.

6:30 That sounds Louie. No, no, that's not.

6:34 You can't change, man. You can't change that.

6:37 You can't, OK. We need, don't.

6:39 Fix a good thing. If it's not, if you want to, fix

6:43 it if you want to. Not baroque, don't fix it.

6:45 Very much broke, Very much broke.

6:47 We are too broke to afford. Either one of them.

6:51 I mean, you're not wrong. You're not wrong.

6:54 Anyways, OK, enough about our shortcomings.

6:58 So anyways, shortcomings. OK, we're starting with

7:02 shortcomings. Let's do it.

7:03 Not necessarily shortcomings. So I was just kind of like on

7:06 the flip side of that, like Cummings.

7:09 I'm I'm all ears. Yeah, so I finally got hired as

7:12 a job. Yay, not very nice and you start

7:16 fun to actually wow so quick. I really wanted you now.

7:20 They did. We did the drug screening and

7:22 like I, I know verification today.

7:24 Very nice, very nice. I'm so proud of you.

7:27 Thank you. I mean, I'm excited to finally

7:28 get back in the workforce. I hope you negotiated the hell

7:32 out of them. I hope you push them.

7:35 I didn't really push anything. I was like, I've been sending

7:38 out applications like crazy lately, isn't it a little

7:40 desperate? It it, it, Yeah, I I understand

7:43 that. Actually it was a.

7:44 Little desperate for the fact that, like, someone actually was

7:46 like, Oh no, yeah, we're actually interested.

7:47 I get that. Yeah, I get that.

7:50 No, I mean. I'm not exactly too.

7:52 Thrilled you have to weigh your options, absolutely.

7:54 But congratulations. I'm so excited, everybody.

7:58 Everybody applaud at home for you.

8:03 Yeah, no, I'm actually like, I'm excited to be back on the

8:05 working force. Yes, it's remote hybrid.

8:08 So I think the first two weeks are gonna be on site just for.

8:11 Training. Just for training, yeah.

8:12 But then it's able to be remote just because it is unfortunately

8:15 a call center job. OK, So like I said, I'm not

8:19 exactly that thrilled, yeah, about the work field like that

8:23 it's in, but I'm actually like just really happy to be working

8:26 again. Yeah, of course.

8:27 Absolutely. Yeah, who wouldn't be?

8:30 Yeah. It's not fun.

8:32 No, of course. Yay.

8:34 Big announcements. I have no big announcement.

8:37 I actually, I mean, there's always a lie on this podcast.

8:42 I mean, there's always a lie. It's our title.

8:45 We have the two twunks now. What's the lie, you ask?

8:48 What is your lie? What's your lie this week?

8:51 I told myself that I could do my own plumbing in my bathroom

8:55 because that was another, and replace a pedestal sink that

8:57 looked like a Greek column. That was just ugly.

9:00 I, I had to, I just was so sick of looking at that ugly thing

9:04 and then I repainted in there. So then I was like, I slapped

9:07 paint all over and I'm going to replace that anyways.

9:09 Well, then I got a little embarrassing.

9:10 I'm like, I got to get rid of this.

9:11 I don't mean I'm not going to clean it.

9:12 The paint that I slapped all over it.

9:14 So I ripped that thing out. I put a vanity in there.

9:18 Well, I didn't even get to put the vanity in there.

9:20 The vanity barely fit. It was that's why I guess I

9:23 needed a pedestal saying for that.

9:24 And the vanity didn't come with the top and I can barely find a

9:27 top for myself half the time. So I'm just this thing's going

9:32 back. It was an awkward size.

9:35 I couldn't find a top. Could not find the top.

9:40 In the city of Nashville, they're far and few in between.

9:43 Tops are few and far between everywhere.

9:46 Really. Is that much of a shortage?

9:49 Yeah, yeah. No wonder I'm in high demand.

9:52 Bottom first, bottom first, first top.

9:55 It all means bottom. Technically that's what that's

9:58 what my grinders filtered on like to show only people who

10:01 have that position of first top. So you have like the entire

10:04 city? If I wanted, yeah.

10:06 I mean I get like 3 on mine. I mean, I've been, I was

10:10 wondering why I was so like, it's such a high demand.

10:12 Like they're just like, oh. Such a slot, I love it.

10:15 I mean, it's, it has, it has it comes with price.

10:18 So that's that was my week totally lied to myself that I

10:22 could do you know, anything in the anything in the plumbing

10:26 world and I have done other stuff like some electricity

10:29 work, but this was. This was a lot.

10:32 The moral of the story is, even though you're a bottom, you

10:35 don't even know how to do your own plumbing.

10:36 Oh that's why I need a top. Bottom shouldn't have to do

10:43 their own plumbing. I mean, but the top needs the

10:46 bottom to do some preparation. Like most of the preparation, I

10:50 would hope. There's something preparation

10:54 at. Least single facility.

10:57 I think we need to move on a different subject facility.

11:00 Anyways, that was my life for the week.

11:02 I told I told myself that I could do this and I can't do

11:05 this. And it's just sitting there,

11:06 just an empty project. It's just I would actually

11:10 appreciate it because there was just one thing after another.

11:13 It was the whole vanity thing, the whole sing thing.

11:15 And then they did like the floor over top the original floor.

11:18 So there's like a whole sense to me when you they had, well, they

11:21 had the original linoleum from like the 2000s when this place

11:24 was built. And shitty ass wannabe tile.

11:27 But then they put a nice plank, like a nice plank.

11:32 I don't even know if it it's not vinyl, it's not wood.

11:36 It's like a vinyl. Harder, but it's like a harder,

11:38 nicer quality vinyl, I have to admit.

11:40 But then there's a little hole there because the older pedestal

11:44 sink was bigger there, so now this one's smaller.

11:47 I kind of like fill that little hole.

11:49 Yeah, I got to fill that hole. It's just, it's.

11:51 So it's a whole project. It's a whole project.

11:54 Yeah, I mean a whole. Bathroom and I have no top to

11:56 fill the hole. And you're the one who said no.

11:58 Top hilltop I got a gaping hole. And you're the one who said we

12:02 had to move on from this topic, so yeah.

12:04 Well, there's, it's a gay podcast.

12:06 There's gonna be some jokes, right?

12:08 It's gonna come up. There has been every episode so

12:10 far. No pun intended.

12:12 I mean. Yeah, so anyways.

12:15 Moving forward, we wanted to address a few topics actually.

12:19 Would you want to begin with your rant or shall I?

12:23 What? What are we, which what are we

12:26 diving into? What did you want to dive into?

12:28 I mean. We driving, drive.

12:29 I mean, we are doing all Epstein.

12:31 It's all Epstein today. This this because.

12:34 All things Epstein. Whether conspiracy or actual

12:37 factual, but it's going to be Epstein related.

12:40 Let's start with your conspiracy theory.

12:42 OK, so I'm not sure if it's conspiracy theory because they

12:44 have been actually like files found in the Epstein files that

12:47 were released that Miss Ellen DeGeneres is a.

12:51 Cannibal. That doesn't surprise me.

12:52 I hear she eats her staffers souls.

12:56 I mean the. Souls are no big deal.

12:57 Like what shocked me was like when I was like doing my

13:01 research on watching all these like videos and reading all

13:04 these documentaries and shit that like her ex and her or

13:07 something. And hey, how have you pronounced

13:11 her last name? Like was like a little too close

13:13 to like exposing her because she was working on a documentary

13:16 supposedly that was called Children of the Machine.

13:20 And when she was about to release this, she had like a

13:23 kind of like a Co writer or like an assistant in a weird way.

13:28 Yeah, that's all like all the inner workings of like the quote

13:31 UN quote elite and some of the things that Ellen would have her

13:38 do, like she had like she convinced her to get a surgery

13:42 to remove her kidney and she ate it in front of her.

13:47 It was one of the allegations that was one of those stories

13:49 told. And this is in the Epstein

13:50 files. Yeah.

13:52 This is not the East. The elites are.

13:55 They're always doing something. They're wild, crazy.

13:58 They are always, there's always some sort of cult.

13:59 There's always some sort of religion.

14:01 Yeah, but they stated like, so her excuse or her reasoning was

14:04 because it was for a ritual purpose.

14:06 And I'm curious as to what this ritual was.

14:08 And I'm curious as to like what sacrificial shit they are like

14:11 wanting to like manifest with doing this kind of stuff, like

14:15 with cannibalism. It makes no sense to me because

14:17 like her, Allen has been confirmed.

14:20 I do believe also Jennifer Aniston.

14:22 It might be also cannibalism and Jeffrey Epstein, obviously,

14:25 because he's part of the entire thing.

14:27 He's not ludicrous and just insane.

14:31 The more and more this all comes out, it's just absolutely

14:34 ludicrous. That's the word actually.

14:37 Really ludicrous. So that was what my topic was,

14:40 was trying to like just navigate the whole Ellen DeGeneres thing

14:43 and once she stopped daytime hosting, she moved to fucking

14:47 England. Supposedly that's where she's

14:49 currently residing because I guess she has like some

14:54 somewhere down the line she's related to King Henry.

14:56 OK. So she was going back to the

14:59 source. Of the motherland, yeah, Every.

15:02 It's England, it's everybody here.

15:04 It's everybody's motherland. I mean, and if ahead of our

15:08 national debt and everything keeps going the way it is, we're

15:11 going to be back in Mother's basement.

15:13 Aren't we? Well, we're in the attic right

15:14 now. Technically I'm in mother's

15:16 attic right now, so. We are in the attic.

15:18 I mean, but it's a cute attic. It is big.

15:20 Oh my gosh, it's so cute. Like I love your big nice desk

15:23 too. That's a nice desk.

15:24 It's very official. Yeah, very official.

15:26 I have like a cute little like kidney shape kid.

15:29 Yours is a kidney, yours is like a little.

15:31 Corner one of these. I like it, it it's it could use

15:35 maybe, maybe a bigger desk, but I really like this one right

15:38 now. I mean, I think the smaller you

15:39 have, the more organized it can be.

15:42 Less you have to clean. Unless you have to clean more

15:44 organized and less shit you have on your desk all together.

15:48 My mom drove 3 hours into Wisconsin to get that desk from

15:52 it for Christmas because I mentioned one time I wanted it.

15:55 She went all the way up there and got it.

15:57 Bless her heart. So sweet.

15:59 I know she's not. So sweet the fact that she went

16:01 drove 3 hours just for a desk just because he said you quote

16:03 UN quote like it. I didn't even love it.

16:05 I liked it on Facebook. No, I actually did say I loved

16:08 it. I know I did use the word love

16:10 because it was just like my older dust.

16:13 I was like a kidney shaped kind of like older antique dust.

16:17 And this one was like more of an upgrade.

16:19 It was just in better condition. It had a glass top.

16:21 It had everything. This one This had a top.

16:23 Is that going to be the running joke this episode?

16:26 That's gonna be the running joke.

16:27 That's gonna be the top. There's a top.

16:29 There's not a top. There's top.

16:30 There's not a top. I mean, not, I mean we have both

16:34 the top and the bottom in this room.

16:36 So I think we got our bases covered.

16:39 Absolutely. Your turn.

16:41 So I would just like to get into the Pam Bondi congressional

16:46 hearing. OK, This was a good one.

16:48 OK, We're a little tardy to the party here on this.

16:51 I know. I think it was.

16:52 I think it was last week. I mean, it came out, it was like

16:55 Monday or Tuesday when it was released and we was it this week

16:57 and we post on Sundays. So we're like, it seems a little

17:00 late, but we're like still like it's up to date.

17:02 Yeah, for the listeners at home, we like to do Thursday or

17:05 Fridays. That's kind of like been our

17:07 like our thing. And then we try to get it posted

17:08 by like Sunday, Saturday, like at midnight.

17:11 So yeah, Sunday, Sunday, like early Sunday morning.

17:14 Like, you know how like college courses are like make sure you

17:15 have your paper turned in by 11:50, like 11:59 Thursday

17:19 night. We set deadlines for ourselves,

17:21 yeah. Yeah, we have to.

17:23 Our own cognitive tests. We have to.

17:24 Goals. Deadlines.

17:27 So we had hot Pam Bondi obviously was she has done a

17:32 horrible job at this. She has she it has been she's

17:36 not cooperated with any the act of Congress that this took to

17:42 this that this took to get out. It took an act of Congress to

17:46 get these files out because of all the powerful shitty men in

17:50 there that were doing horrible things to children.

17:53 I mean horrible. I mean, there were these men

17:56 were offering their own children.

17:58 Yes, they were these they were. And there's been like four or

18:02 five of them who have like discussed their position because

18:05 of the abstain finals. Let Nick and his wife were

18:07 literally offering up their own children.

18:10 Yeah. And I think it was hit them

18:12 talking about like certain the genders of kids that were over

18:16 at sleepovers too. Friends.

18:17 They were offering up friends, friends of their own children.

18:20 It was disgusting. I was absolutely flabbergasted

18:22 by the things literally an auction.

18:23 I mean, it's no children. It's no lesbian cannibalism,

18:26 but. I had there's further depth to

18:29 that story. I mean, but just like these are

18:31 people that were offering up their own children telling

18:33 Epstein I have three boys and a girl or three girls and boys.

18:37 Literally like, it's kind of like it makes it sound like it's

18:39 heroin to them. Like just these children, like

18:41 the way they make it sound, the way they're talking about it,

18:43 the way they're. Auctioning and the amount and

18:45 the amount of people that have covered this up.

18:47 They include in Pam Bondi is their ringleader.

18:49 She is eyes on me in the center of the ring just like a circus.

18:53 This is Brittany. She is this is Pam this I know I

18:56 shouldn't have compared what a diss to Brittany.

18:58 I mean that was. A little bit shameful.

19:00 But if you think about it, there are so sorry, Brittany there.

19:03 Are some identical features that they do share now let's it is a

19:07 downgrade but. Alone.

19:10 It's very much downgrade to compare her to Brittany but

19:13 there are some similar qualities.

19:15 But anyways, besides the point. So she was literally on.

19:20 I don't know if she was on trial or if it was a hearing or.

19:22 What was a hearing? They wanna know what the hell I

19:26 mean, this has been, this has been a horrible and horrible

19:31 slow leak of information that they have been fucking up

19:33 purposely at this whole time and this entire time.

19:36 The way she was like and she didn't even answer.

19:38 She didn't. Answer insulted.

19:40 She just insulted. She did not.

19:41 She she took one out of Trump's book. 100% he did not.

19:45 Answer a single question that was asked her for her gaslighted

19:48 also like name calling. Name insults and gaslighting.

19:52 Gaslighting and like it was just like like woman.

19:55 It is what's why can't you like I have a very difficult time

20:00 trying to understand why people can't just say yes or no when

20:03 literally the official that was asking the question said yes or

20:07 no question simply. Period.

20:08 They will not. And then she had to pull some

20:11 rant. It's like she was like a

20:13 spokesperson for Trump. Honestly, half the time she's

20:15 like our great president, the President Donald Trump.

20:19 Administration does that that the whole administration does.

20:22 That we don't need a spokesperson for Trump.

20:24 He's already in fucking office. What?

20:25 Do you do? Our own Senator Marsha Blackburn

20:27 does that. And I swear, I'm Marsha.

20:29 I'm coming for you one day. I'm focusing on this now, but I

20:32 know you're running for governor.

20:34 We are coming for you. We do not want you signing our

20:38 Tennessee, our laws in Tennessee into law.

20:41 No, no, no, no, absolutely not. But that I'm not focusing on

20:45 Marshall right now. I've got.

20:46 Like the way she was like just the way she was like anytime she

20:48 would quote, UN quote, answer the question was either

20:52 promoting Trump in some way shape or form or avoiding the

20:55 question 100% and or gaslighting anyone who had asked the

20:58 question like it was absurd. Like failed politician, failed

21:03 politician, right? She called, I think it was, I

21:06 think it was Ted Lieu. I think that's how you said Leo

21:09 Ted Lieu from California Yahoo. But he accused her of lying

21:13 underoath like I mean, can you blame him?

21:16 He absolutely he totally. I mean, he tricked she walked

21:18 right into the trap and then he just said, yeah, you just lied

21:21 Underoath and then it now, then her, then her horns came out and

21:25 I don't you ever accuse me. How dare.

21:29 You failed. I'm pretty sure that she said

21:31 that he was a failed politician. I'm pretty sure failed lawyer,

21:35 failed politic, whatever. Yeah, all these insults.

21:37 And like Pearl, this is not elementary school.

21:40 This is not this is not high school.

21:42 Like you're an adult. What are you doing with your

21:44 life? Like why this is You are an

21:47 elected official appointed by Trump.

21:50 And she was, she was appointed to protect Trump and essentially

21:54 the whole thing, she is the, she is the ringleader of this

21:58 pedophile of, of protecting these pedophiles.

22:01 The fact that she couldn't even turn around, like at least face

22:05 the fuck didn't even see it. She has.

22:06 My soul, she has no soul and whatsoever she sold her soul to

22:11 the Trump Devil. She Rosemary, Absolutely.

22:14 Rosemary debuted herself. So we have Ted Lieu that

22:18 absolutely annihilated her. And which was great.

22:20 Which was great. She should be caught for lying

22:23 underoath. We had Becca Berlin, a Democrat

22:26 from Vermont that accidentally called her secretary.

22:29 I loved this part. That was great.

22:31 Probably because she was just so fucking done with her bullshit.

22:36 I mean, so she called her secretary.

22:38 I. Wish she correct her.

22:39 And then, yes, I'm sorry, Attorney General.

22:41 I'm sorry. What did she say?

22:44 Oh, yeah, I couldn't tell. I'm sorry, I couldn't tell.

22:47 So I'm basically you can't do either one, either a secretary

22:50 or an attorney general's fucking job.

22:51 So I couldn't tell. What the hell?

22:53 You. Are my notion is is like what

22:54 does she do like because of there was a photo released of

22:57 her binder too like it was like what she had like literally like

23:01 is in the sleeve of the binder as she was closing it and it was

23:04 literally one of the senators search history.

23:08 I I missed that you did. I did miss that.

23:10 Like it was literally I I watch all of this while I work, so

23:14 there are some things that I do. Miss, you're good like this was

23:17 like. So fill me in on that one.

23:18 I, I don't know too, too much about it, but all I know is like

23:20 I was I scrolling through like Twitter slash X, whatever you

23:25 want to call it. I'm from the 90s.

23:26 It's still Twitter to me. The same I still call it.

23:29 Twitter. Is this still Twitter?

23:30 Sorry guys. So I was seeing this video and I

23:34 was like a news reporter basically like dissecting the

23:38 earring. And at one point you see a shot

23:42 of Pam closing her binder and you see the sleeve and in the

23:46 sleeve is like if you turn it and zoom in, it is labeled

23:51 whoever, whatever senator's search history.

23:55 So why is Pam Bondi having like? Do we?

23:58 Know who's senator? That what?

24:00 Which? I don't know off the top of my

24:01 head, I would need to look it back up, but they have like

24:03 their name and like on the news reporter and everything.

24:07 So I just did a quick Google search and it does say it was.

24:13 I know who this lady is. Jayapal Ramallah.

24:18 Ramallah. Yeah, that sounds accurate.

24:20 Let's see what I think she's from.

24:23 Oh, God, I wish I knew where she from.

24:26 I think she's from California too.

24:27 I'm not exactly sure. Don't quote me on that, but she

24:29 was the one that I believe raised up the victims in the

24:33 back and said, you know, are you going to turn around and talk to

24:35 them? It was it this this quick search

24:38 is saying that it was her Google search that she was doing on her

24:41 search. History.

24:41 That sounds accurate. Screwed up in the way it was.

24:45 And I, I mean, I obviously she knew that she was, that Jayapal

24:50 was coming for her Miss, Miss Ramila, I guess I'll call her.

24:53 Miss Camila. But yeah, I that I now that I

24:57 did, not that I did miss. Yeah, it was fully like, it was

25:01 like, here is her note. She came after her though that

25:04 was awesome all the victims who came up how OK, so and then that

25:08 brings me so we've talked about the my few favorite.

25:10 Oh, I did not talk about the joke of the entire entire thing.

25:14 Her No. Well, no, but the joke made a

25:19 better joke because it's just, you know, whenever you're losing

25:24 an argument now, just yell something about the Dow.

25:27 But the Dow is 50,000. Like girls that just knows all.

25:30 Of it. That is what she brought up.

25:32 They are grilling her on child pedophilia and she is screaming

25:35 about the stock market. That is going to be the best

25:38 joke. I am just going to start

25:39 screaming. But the Dow, whenever anyone

25:41 just comes at me about anything but the Dow, you know what?

25:43 This reminds me of you know what?

25:45 This reminds me of slagger. Like have you seen?

25:48 OK, so Wells Drag Race when I forgot what season it was, it

25:51 was I think I don't know what season, but it was the year that

25:55 they had COVID 2020. So I think it was like season 13

25:58 or something, Jada s s Hall was the winner of that season.

26:01 And they had earlier in the season, they had an episode

26:04 where they had to be like folks, politicians because it was an

26:06 election year. So they were trying to like just

26:09 pitch like like just a, it was a, it was a stupid challenge,

26:12 honestly, but it was like in good nature.

26:15 Sure. And so when Jada and s s halted

26:19 during any time she was asked a question, she would kind of

26:22 answer it. And they say, look over there.

26:24 That's what it is. That's what if we could re tape

26:26 that show. He should just go hey, but the

26:29 Dow. Exactly, that's what it remind

26:31 me of. No, it totally is.

26:32 It was the biggest joke of the entire thing.

26:35 Like I I don't even know how any of the Congress men or women

26:39 kept a smiles in their face at that.

26:40 Well, I don't know. Or kept a serious face.

26:42 I don't know how they didn't just start.

26:44 Because they were furious. They were furious.

26:46 That's true. But I know they're, they're

26:48 yeah, they should be furious. But I mean, at that point, it's

26:52 just such a joke. You're screaming about the stock

26:54 market and we're trying to get information on why you are not

26:58 cooperating with the law, the congressional law that it took

27:02 to get the biggest child sex string scandal.

27:06 The files so we can see them for ourselves and who is in these

27:09 files? Because you know what, we are

27:10 the consumer. We are the ones with the money.

27:12 We want to know who is in those files and where to put our

27:15 money. Well, I mean, if I don't, I

27:17 don't have not really. We we can.

27:20 We have not. Really.

27:21 How Tax dollars? No, but I'm talking about

27:24 consumer money. As far as consumership, it's

27:27 kind of like where you know me, I'm not a huge fan.

27:31 I don't follow pop culture or really like anything like really

27:34 like in the now. I usually wait till it hits the

27:38 bargain bin so. Totally killing my moment,

27:41 right? I know I am.

27:42 I was, I was, I was going for a moment.

27:45 You, you just stop what I mean, But go ahead.

27:47 But I mean, we are like sure, yes, as you said, we are the

27:50 consumer, but like as far as like or like if we have the

27:55 money and we choose where it goes like.

27:56 We do choose where it goes. The consumer has the consumer

28:00 has the power, the taxpayers have the power.

28:03 I think people need to not to forget to to an extent, yeah.

28:06 I mean, what, like when I, when you, when you're fucking like

28:09 taxes get pulled from your paycheck, You don't know where

28:11 they're going. No, but you vote people in that

28:13 spend those taxes that you trust to spend those tax dollars.

28:17 We do, but you don't know where those tax dollars are going.

28:18 Like I'm so sorry, kind of going off topic, off the rails for a

28:21 second, but if I could like elect where my tax dollars and

28:24 every like paycheck, I would love that.

28:26 I would love a little like cheat, cheat, like a little

28:28 election like I want my tax dollars to go to.

28:31 You're not holes, okay, you're not far off.

28:33 And actually I think kind of more on the opposite end of like

28:38 after everything's been done, remember back, I think the 2020,

28:42 maybe 2016 election. I don't know what Cardi B have

28:45 been a big in 2016 election, probably 2020 election.

28:48 And Bernie was like agreeing with her because he she was

28:51 like, I want a receipt of where all my money went as a taxpayer.

28:55 Like she she was kind of saying exactly what you're saying, but

28:57 just after it's been spent, she wants a receipt of where it

28:59 went. She's like, why is it when I go

29:01 to the grocery store, I have a receipt for this, this, this,

29:04 this. I see all my taxes spelled out

29:05 and in Chicago that could be like 4 different taxes on your

29:08 receipt. You might have a state tax,

29:09 local tax, municipality tax, pain in the ass tax like alcohol

29:14 tax. It could be you could get tax

29:15 for anything in Chicago. Thank God.

29:18 And that not the point. There's no state tax.

29:19 Not the point. Agreed.

29:21 Love it, but that's not the point.

29:23 But she was kind of right. And and I I I will agree I

29:26 wasn't huge fan of Cardi B back. I'm a little bit, I'm a little

29:31 bit more now. But yeah, completely echoing

29:35 exactly what you're saying. And I don't see why.

29:37 I actually don't see why taxpayers don't get that.

29:40 But I think it just comes down to you have to be careful who

29:43 you're voting for. I like I suppose, but.

29:46 You have to be careful but you hate.

29:47 But The thing is you only get 2 choices and you want potholes

29:50 filled a week. No one's cares about potholes

29:53 like. No politician does.

29:54 I'm so sorry. So I'm just using as example,

29:57 but yeah, no, I totally get what you're saying 100%.

29:59 But anyways, moving on here. So I actually have five things

30:05 there was of the article of the article I found it was like 15

30:09 things that Pam Bondi lied about or just didn't lie about because

30:13 she didn't take anything. So my first one is Pam Bondi

30:17 refused to answer how many of Epstein's Co conspirators her

30:22 Department of Justice has indicted.

30:24 I thought she said zero. Well.

30:25 She is, which is 0. Like they didn't even like.

30:30 She says the whole system would collapse, so the whole system

30:33 would collapse. If she were to indict any of

30:35 them. That Well, if we no, if she were

30:38 to prosecute everybody in the Epstein files, the whole system

30:42 would collapse. Those were her words.

30:44 The system meaning quote UN quote.

30:45 The machine like the elites machine.

30:47 That you're, I think this is definitely starting to tie into

30:50 what you're talking about as well.

30:52 But I mean, I think she's just talking about the economy, the

30:54 world, everything. I She says the system would

30:57 collapse, and I think we can all agree.

31:00 Burn baby, burn I. Mean at this point yeah, that

31:04 honestly I don't we could just. Burn.

31:07 I mean I just picture. Ended.

31:10 Go ahead and send those nukes over because we just need to

31:12 start fresh. This is all just in.

31:14 That was a total lie. Don't send the nukes.

31:16 Don't send them. That was a lie.

31:17 It was a joke. But I'm just saying like, yes, I

31:19 agree that we need to start from the ground up again.

31:21 Careful what you say. I know, right?

31:23 Like we do need to like you need to deconstruct and like

31:26 literally rebuild a new foundation here.

31:28 You're not. Yeah.

31:30 No, you're exactly right. It's almost we need to just, we

31:32 need a whole reset on this. And honestly, we've been living

31:37 in turmoil our whole lives as millennial kids.

31:40 And I'm sure, you know, people from the Silent Generation and

31:43 born before World War Two. Look at somebody born in the

31:46 1900s. I mean, they saw all the World

31:49 War. They war after war and economic

31:51 collapse, depression, everything.

31:53 I mean, I really kind of feel like 90s babies are kind of, I

31:56 don't want to necessarily say that equivalent because it was

31:58 much harder times back then, but.

31:59 Like a byproduct of it. Similar similar issues.

32:03 I mean, absolutely, we're not seeing like, I mean, we have the

32:05 war in Iraq that happened. So that was like our war

32:07 experience that we went 9/11, 911 terrorist attack 2008 the

32:12 economy. Crashed.

32:14 Yeah, huge crash. I I didn't, I mean, I was in

32:17 college. I had no idea what was going on

32:18 with the 2008 crash. It didn't really affect anyone

32:20 in my family, I actually. The farmers.

32:23 Well, I just I. Reference back to first episode.

32:25 I just didn't know what was going on.

32:27 I didn't it didn't I was an oblivious college kid.

32:31 I didn't know that 2008 literally the world, the country

32:35 was melting down. Wait, I didn't know what

32:37 happened. I didn't know about the bank

32:39 crisis. I didn't know about any of that.

32:41 It didn't it didn't affect me. It didn't affect my family.

32:43 I just I complete. I didn't know how bad it was

32:46 till probably 2015 two. 1016 you were bad.

32:52 Yeah, how nice to you to point that out.

32:55 No, I'm just saying because you said you're not that much older

32:57 than me, there's. The bus and there I am under it.

33:03 Yeah, no, because like I was feeling like I was feeling

33:05 great. Second thing Pam Bondi lied

33:08 about. Shut up so loud Oh my God.

33:13 Pam Body refused to answer whether she has knowledge if

33:16 President Trump was at parties with underage.

33:19 Girls refused to what? What?

33:23 Did she refuse to do? Was I speaking Greek?

33:26 No, I just want you to repeat it.

33:28 Refused. Where was I?

33:30 Refused to answer whether she has knowledge if President Trump

33:33 was at parties with underage girls.

33:36 I'm so sorry, how does she not have proof?

33:39 I so I'm I'm more acknowledged I am torn on what Trump is doing

33:47 in the Epstein files only because.

33:50 Why are you? Torn.

33:50 I'm torn because I really think, I really think if it was

33:54 something egregious, you know? As far as like eating children?

33:58 Children raping children, whatever the case may be.

34:01 I, I, I just, I think it would have came out a lot sooner.

34:05 There had there would have to be some sort of smoking gun that

34:08 would have came out before the election or anything.

34:10 I know Susie Wiles came out with this total setup interview with

34:14 Vanity Fair saying, Oh, no, he's not doing anything terrible.

34:17 But she also said he has the the narcissistic personality of an

34:22 alcoholic. And it's just horrible the kind

34:25 of things you say about your boss.

34:27 And he had just agreed. Oh yeah, whatever.

34:29 Yeah. I mean, I mean where?

34:30 Is the where was his outrage? If anybody that he did not

34:33 approve of saying that, he would have been absolutely outraged.

34:38 They'd be demolished verbally. Verbally demolished if I were to

34:41 all a setup. But if that was like kind of

34:42 like you're just like a friend, I don't know what the

34:44 relationship is. But like if you were to be, if

34:47 you were to say that to me, like in any way, shape or form, I

34:49 would say, yeah, you're right, just because of why we're

34:52 friend. And some of those habits are

34:54 true because I do have narcissistic tendencies when I

34:57 am under the influence. But besides the point, like it

35:00 really does depend on the rapport between the two.

35:02 Like the fact that Trump was just kind of like, no, yeah,

35:05 she's right. And then?

35:07 I think. I think.

35:08 Like. This is Trump.

35:10 This is Trump we're talking. That's what I'm saying like.

35:11 It's not a normal person. It seems unusual.

35:13 It seems unusual that he would just be like very well, yes.

35:17 And the fact that just a user boss is kind of another level of

35:21 it's. Odd.

35:21 So I think that that was all set up.

35:24 I think that and you can't trust anything out of this fascist

35:28 administration. You can't trust anything.

35:30 They think so, but I just, I think if, I think if it was, if

35:36 it was that bad, it would have came out a little bit before it

35:39 would have came out before the election.

35:40 Besides smoking gun I, I just, I don't think, I guess what I,

35:44 what I'm getting down to is I don't think we'll ever see Trump

35:47 behind bars. I don't think we will ever get

35:50 that satisfaction. It makes well maybe be impeached

35:52 at the after the midterms, maybe impeach.

35:54 He's trying to run for a third term, dude.

35:56 And he's got this whole board of peace to thing that I'm still

36:00 investigating so I can report on that, that I'm just now finding

36:03 out about that he can, he can be chairman that his whole life, he

36:09 does not have to step down. And they can really 'cause some

36:12 issues Europe Europe has declined and the only ones that

36:15 are actually joining this shit is Middle Eastern.

36:18 Horrible fascist countries. Yeah.

36:21 Did you know they're like trying to like, so not the rule of

36:25 countries. So like people in the Middle

36:27 East are trying to say that our First Amendment needs to be

36:32 censored or revoked or technically, like watched over.

36:37 What does our First Amendment? Our First Amendment, yeah.

36:40 Our freedom of speech shouldn't need to be like like monitored

36:44 so the system could work correctly.

36:45 So there is no First Amendment then?

36:47 That's what they're saying. It's all monitors basically.

36:49 They're trying to don't have the freedom.

36:50 They're trying to, they're trying to make basically appeal

36:52 the First Amendment. I that's, I just, that's crazy

36:56 and I, you know, every, it should outrage every Republican,

37:00 every conservative person. It's just outrage.

37:02 It you should outrage everybody because this is attack on your

37:05 rights. This is it.

37:07 I mean, I, I don't, I don't see how any Trump can I can defend

37:11 that. I mean, we can Trumplican.

37:13 That's what I've named it. Or trumpet, because they're the

37:16 most loud, annoying fucks out there and the trumpet's the most

37:20 loud, annoying instrument. Trumplican.

37:23 I'm going with Trumplicans. Trumplicans.

37:25 Sorry, Trumplicans. These Trumplicans, the

37:28 maginators. I don't know.

37:30 I'm the maggots. The maggots?

37:32 No, that's too lame. We can do that.

37:34 OK. We'll do the we'll do the

37:36 Trumpinators. So third thing Pam Bondi lied

37:41 about. Or didn't answer.

37:42 Or didn't answer. Yeah, but Pam Bondi refused to

37:47 answer whether it's important for prosecutors to protect

37:51 sexual assault victim identities.

37:54 You would think that that would just be common sense.

37:57 Right to protect sexual assault. And let's remind, like the

38:01 victims, the identities. Did I say identities?

38:03 Let me just try this again. Bondi refused to answer whether

38:07 it's important for prosecutors to protect sexual assault

38:10 victims identities, sexual assault identity.

38:14 Because if you remember, she redacted the perpetrators in

38:17 this last slow leak of files that came out and.

38:22 That took forever to come out. The victims, their identities

38:26 were in there. Pictures, faces, names, videos,

38:29 videos. Are you fucking kidding me?

38:31 This is ridiculous. Now granted, when they were, why

38:33 are? These people so disgusting.

38:36 It's people. I'm so sorry but I hate to push

38:38 into a bubble but humans are disgusting.

38:41 But this is a whole different level.

38:42 Humans are disgusting. This is a whole.

38:44 This is child sex. I'm aware rape.

38:46 I'm aware it's disgusting. I'm aware.

38:49 I'm definitely aware. But you know, like I said,

38:51 humans are disgusting. We are the like I like I said, I

38:54 don't know if it was here or if it was said it to another

38:57 friend, but like the world was fine until the.

38:58 Humans came along. It was you said it to you said

39:00 it on the last episode. I.

39:02 Think and I stand by it. I think you did like I don't

39:05 remember it was either with you on an episode or with another

39:07 friend. But the world was fine until

39:10 humans came along. And I will I still I still

39:13 strong like I. This is proof.

39:15 This is proof that humans really are disgusting and can This is

39:18 the lowest of the lowest of the low scum of the earth that is

39:24 running our systems right now. And I'm not just talking about

39:27 this administration, because the the according to Pam Bondi, the

39:30 whole system is on this you. Want to know what the files?

39:33 So it's kind of funny. They used to call them the scum

39:35 of the Earth because they think that they're the elites.

39:37 They think they're the elites and they are.

39:39 And they're not even cool. Like they're not even cool

39:42 villains. They're a bunch of fucking.

39:43 Look at Stephen Miller like, Oh my.

39:46 God, who was it? Bill Gates is in there too.

39:49 Nerd, nerd, nerd. Do we still know what he's

39:52 doing? No, I don't think he was dead.

39:54 I can't. Why did you think he was dead?

39:57 Because he's just been silent for so long, I haven't heard

39:59 anything on him lately so I just thought he was.

40:00 Dead and he's and he, he always was just such a nice guy

40:03 persona, but so was Bill Cosby and we all know what happened

40:07 there. So let's wait and see.

40:09 Let's wait for judgment Day. Was it JC?

40:11 Akon that was like also mentioned.

40:15 On the in the files, yeah, there's so many people mentioned

40:18 in these files. I know that Whoopi Goldberg was

40:20 in files. Joy Behar was in the files.

40:24 I'd say, well, kind of. I mean, I'm not Katy.

40:26 Perry, Lady Gaga, I think were even mentioned on flight man, I

40:29 remember they were hearing that a long time ago.

40:31 Flight manifests and they. Weren't confirmed on.

40:34 Anything. I mean, there's I, I, I, I know

40:37 how do. You feel about that?

40:38 Like what? Katy Perry being mentioned in

40:40 the Epstein files. I didn't really think too much

40:43 about it because like everyone else was, I mean, because I mean

40:46 when I, when we got down to like Gaga, Whoopi, Joe, I'm like

40:50 everybody is mentioned in those files.

40:51 But Gaga and Perry, I think we're on flight manifest.

40:56 I can't remember if they went to the island.

40:59 I don't knew it per SE, I just thought things were mentioned on

41:02 the flight list. So because I don't even know if

41:04 they checked in, I heard there's.

41:06 Something wrong the list? I heard that a long time ago.

41:08 So I'm not I'm not aware of the details on that one.

41:11 I'm only going off of like what's happening like right now.

41:14 I mean to be because this has been going on what, since 2019?

41:17 Something like that. But to be real real quick

41:19 sidebar with Katy Perry, when when bone appetit came out, that

41:23 was kind of a flag for me. You're.

41:24 Still stuck on that? Girl no, like it's not from like

41:28 no, I mean with Epstein fries being released and with the

41:31 whole cannibalism thing, it makes sense why Katy Perry would

41:34 come out with bone appetit. OK, so there is a lot of

41:37 Illuminati stuff that pops up in all of the artist stuff.

41:40 Gaga is. Oh, she's airy.

41:42 Gaga is. Very apparent about.

41:43 Very obvious, but she doesn't even hide it.

41:46 Now she's like, hey. Rihanna big one all there's

41:49 triangles. Triangles.

41:50 There's one eye symbolism. Oh, they're all everywhere.

41:54 They are all. We should have an Illuminati.

41:57 So that'd be. Fun.

41:59 It'd be fine, but also I'm kind of like reluctant to do that.

42:01 One can. We do jail before.

42:03 Could you imagine like jail before Illuminati will come out?

42:06 Yes, eventually. Because I really want to do the

42:08 jail episode. That Yeah, no.

42:10 So let's see here. Fourth thing, Pam Bondi refused

42:14 to answer why 500 of her attorneys somehow didn't redact

42:19 dozens of oh, I think that's the same one.

42:23 The last one was the victims. OK, we're only doing 4.

42:26 We're only doing 4:00 and 5:00. Put two of the same ones down.

42:30 OK, four things that Pam Bondi, we're changing the segment.

42:35 OK, OK, a fourth thing. Pam Bondi refused to answer

42:39 whether her department would consider recommending A pardon

42:42 for Glenn Maxwell. Because if you did not hear,

42:45 Glenn Maxwell is in what they call club Club Fed.

42:50 Because, you know, like Club Med, but she's in the best

42:54 prison of the best prison of the best prison.

42:56 When you say the best prison, does that mean the most

42:57 accommodations? The most?

42:58 Yeah, all of it. All of the facilities.

43:01 Facilities are nice. They have amenities.

43:03 Yeah, great food. So it's basically a vacation.

43:05 She's being treated like a queen.

43:06 It's basically a vacation. And nobody will will will answer

43:11 who signed off on that transfer so.

43:16 There's that. So no one signed off on a

43:17 transfer? Do we remember Trump saying I

43:20 wish her well? I don't.

43:23 Actually, well, it did. It did happen.

43:25 And so, yeah, this is happening. You believe it and I believe it.

43:30 So I and I, the only thing that I have to say on this is

43:33 Savannah Chrisley was on The View.

43:35 And you know, I like, love those women.

43:37 I watched them religiously. I have trying to, you know, be a

43:42 good podcaster, a good, not sole person, but just a commentator

43:46 like them. They're just very inspirational.

43:49 But Savannah Christie was on the View and I, I mean, I anything

43:54 she had to say, she had a bunch of crap to say about AOC, how

43:57 she's a presidential frontrunner and making up a bunch of crap

44:00 trying to put doubt in the Democratic Party.

44:02 And so they shot it down, though they were telling her and, you

44:05 know, no, not true. They were shutting it down on

44:08 air. So that was nice to see.

44:10 But the one thing I did kind of agree with her on was her

44:13 parents were sent to prison for fraud.

44:15 And I'm not a big fan. I don't even know their names.

44:17 Is it Todd Christie that sure Faggoty man?

44:21 Sure. I truly don't know I'm.

44:23 Disagreeing with you. I can't even watch their reality

44:25 shows. They're so awful, they're so

44:27 boring, they're not even cool. But they went to prison for

44:30 fraud. Just so you know, I'm not

44:31 surprised. And they went to prison for

44:32 fraud. I mean, so was my step

44:35 grandmother. Poor step grandma, should we go

44:37 visit her? No, she's dead now.

44:40 OK, she's dead now. Well, the Chrisley's are not

44:43 dead, so still in prison. They're not in prison anymore.

44:46 Oh, they got. They're not in prison, but

44:47 that's the point I'm trying to get at.

44:49 Was it a bond out or did? They no, Savannah went complete

44:52 MAGA. She was, she went straight MAGA.

44:55 She got somehow got all the way to Trump and he pardoned her

44:58 parents because fraud. We like that.

45:00 We love all of that. Someone trying to make a

45:03 reasonable living in a country, maybe they're undocumented that

45:07 we don't like that. But this kind of stuff, child

45:10 rape and fraud and stealing, we love all that.

45:13 Yeah. They're trying to pardon the

45:14 Tiger King two at one point. I do think I slightly remember

45:18 that, actually. Like anything to make a show.

45:21 I I just could not believe it. So Savannah got her parents, you

45:25 know, just pardon. Saying her name reminds me that

45:29 I need to take the trash out tonight.

45:34 Yeah. I guess.

45:34 Yeah. Oh, yeah.

45:35 I gotta get to make a point here.

45:37 I guess I will agree that she talked about how the conditions

45:43 that her parents were in, Sure. And it's nothing like the club

45:47 fed that Miss Galen is getting right now.

45:50 And she was an egregious, awful person that just deserves life

45:56 in prison. I mean I just nothing.

45:59 The scummiest scum, scum, scum prison and.

46:02 All these other bitches. And you know, these Chrisley's,

46:04 they didn't rape any kid, they didn't murder anybody.

46:06 They didn't do anything. They're just brought this white

46:08 collar crime and they were treated like they were treated

46:11 awful, apparently, according to Savannah.

46:13 So I do have to agree with Savannah Chrisley.

46:18 The only time I'll probably ever say this and I hope I never see

46:21 her on The View again. You probably won't.

46:24 I. Don't think is have you still

46:26 airing even. All the time.

46:27 It's the number one talk show, daytime talk show.

46:31 But that's because there's no daytime talk shows anymore.

46:34 Because I went off air. I love it and but yeah, I have

46:39 to agree with Savannah on this. I don't think her parents, Glenn

46:42 Maxwell does not. It should not be treated better

46:46 than her parents. I know that they're fraud.

46:49 I don't really like them. I think Todd Chrisley is a joke

46:52 but. Bottom line, I think if you're

46:53 in prison, you should all be treated like you should all be

46:55 treated the same if you're in prison.

46:57 Not Glenn Maxwell. And I think we know exactly why

47:00 she's being treated, who signed off on that, that transfer to

47:04 Club Fed and I think we know exactly what's going on.

47:07 And Bondy? Well, but who's controlling

47:11 Bondy? Who is she a puppet for?

47:13 Illuminati, sorry. Probably no.

47:16 You might not be wrong. Who knows what's going on there?

47:19 The system. The system is her puppeteer.

47:22 So that's yeah, that's my, that's my Epstein rant.

47:25 I literally just, I could not sit by and let any of this go

47:29 anymore. This is just, I don't, I don't

47:32 know how this doesn't outrage everyone, this and whole entire

47:36 country. How can you look past this?

47:37 I don't care if you're a Republican, you're still have

47:39 kids. It's not necessarily like

47:41 looking past it. Honestly.

47:42 They. Are these Republicans, these

47:43 mock people? These Trumplicans are looking

47:45 past this Epstein file that you have.

47:48 You 100% have a possible pedophile in the White House.

47:54 And not possible do. Well, I yeah, OK, yeah, he

47:59 Trump, we have pedophiles running this whole place.

48:02 We have. I mean it.

48:03 That's just what it comes down to.

48:04 And I just don't understand how that does not that just outrage

48:09 everybody. I don't know if you call

48:10 Republic. I'm sure it does.

48:11 I'm 99.8. Doesn't sure, because there's a

48:14 lot of people that are still out there.

48:15 They're still spying. Do you wanna know why?

48:17 Because Mr. Epstein has so much power, has so many networks, has

48:20 so many connections to so many powerful people that control

48:23 literally every aspect of every subject in life, like the

48:27 ambulances, the police, the even some bosses like he has such

48:32 close ties with, basically took him forever to take him down

48:35 because, yeah, because of that, it took forever.

48:37 I think that's why not too many people are, like, showing their

48:39 frustration or fury, like their frustrations or anger because

48:43 they're worried that their boss might be in cahoots with Epstein

48:45 and they're worried that they might lose their job.

48:47 Absolutely. And that's why I mean because I

48:48 think allegations and he was he was considered a sex the

48:52 defender early 2000s. I mean, yeah, he was.

48:54 He was on the. Section and they.

48:55 He was on the registry. Took 2019.

48:58 I think they finally took him down.

48:59 That that long. It took that long.

49:01 I think it was 2000. Was it 2016 or 2019?

49:04 I thought it was 16. It was earlier.

49:05 It could have been 2016. Let me double check this though.

49:08 Let me do the same store. But when did?

49:11 OK, so but then when did he kill himself?

49:13 He was in jail when he killed himself, didn't he?

49:15 Yeah, well, what? Did he really kill himself?

49:19 I mean. He was arrested.

49:21 He was arrested in 2019. Yeah, I was totally right.

49:29 July 6th, 2019 they took him in. But he the date of birth was I

49:36 mean not birth. Date of death, yeah.

49:39 And so he killed himself a little over a month later.

49:41 Wow. Yeah, this is it.

49:44 This has been going on for decades and decades and decades.

49:47 I'm not surprised. I mean he had to accumulate like

49:49 how else would he accumulate all those connections in like what,

49:52 6 months? No, it had have been years.

49:54 OK, and then getting into the next twisted, fucked up part

49:58 about all this is we need to talk about Nancy Guthrie.

50:01 We need to take a little bit because this ties this ties in

50:05 or could possibly. I mean, I'm so sorry, who

50:07 doesn't love a good conspiracy? Theory I'm so sorry, but she's

50:09 gone and she's going she's gone, she's gone.

50:12 It's over because she has so many like she was she was older.

50:15 She has so many other like she has so many illnesses and like

50:18 everything and like unless the killer was like OK, make sure

50:21 you grab your meds before we leave.

50:22 She was. He disconnected her pacemaker.

50:25 Like she's I'm so sorry, ma'am, your butt RAP.

50:28 What are the odds? What are the odds that these

50:30 kidnappers just have all this medicine laying around for this

50:33 poor woman? I mean, it's just not going to

50:34 happen. The poor woman's gone.

50:36 I think we can all accept that. But I don't want anyone to look

50:38 past the fact that Savannah Guthrie.

50:41 Suffering. Is well she interviewed these

50:44 Epstein victims? And now guess what?

50:46 Mom gone. What?

50:48 I mean, come on, We're just gonna let this pass like this is

50:52 not. This does not get a pass.

50:54 This is not a coincidence. This is screwed up.

50:57 I know, but I think The thing is I don't think people have made

50:59 that connection yet though, because we.

51:01 Neither obviously need to. They they they have leaked it

51:03 out into the news a little bit that they have brought back the

51:06 interviews of Savannah interviewing the Epstein

51:09 victims. I just don't think that this is

51:11 a coincidence. This is absolutely it could.

51:14 Who knows if Trump sent somebody to distract?

51:17 Everything is a distraction against these files.

51:20 I mean 99%. Better who better to who better

51:25 to take than you know, the family member of the high.

51:29 Person who's? The person that was interviewing

51:31 these victims that are trying to get all of this information out

51:36 to the American public. This is not a coincidence.

51:39 This is a conspiracy theory 100%.

51:42 But I think it could be. It could be almost on point.

51:44 This is just this just doesn't happen.

51:46 Celebrities, parents don't just go missing like this and then

51:49 without a trace, nothing. I remember the the Pima County

51:53 sheriff or some commentators talking, oh, we got all this

51:57 evidence when they found that video or something.

51:59 OK, it was. Look at all.

52:00 This a ring bell? It was a Ring doorbell.

52:02 Oh, we have all this evidence. Evidence I'm so.

52:05 Evidence my ass. Guy did such a sloppy job.

52:07 Beyond beyond that video, what else have you covered?

52:11 Like what else have? You found nothing exactly.

52:13 That's my point. But there this guy, they said he

52:15 did, oh, we have all this. We have this video, we have this

52:17 evidence now he did a sloppy job.

52:19 He did not do a sloppy job. This guy did a bang up job.

52:21 He did have nothing. You guys still have not caught

52:23 him. So I mean as my books I still

52:25 it's pretty successful. I, I, I'm to the point where I

52:29 want to start looking into the Pima County, the Sheriff's

52:32 Department. I mean, are these people that

52:33 incompetent that they can't find shit like this?

52:36 I mean, this is really bad. They've got either nothing.

52:40 It's been weeks. This whole country is watching

52:43 and you can't, they can't get anything.

52:45 They got nothing. I mean, isn't that why they

52:47 spread the search to like Mexico now?

52:49 It's into going into Mexico. That's the biggest that's the

52:51 newest update. Now they're just going they're

52:52 just going abroad. I.

52:55 Which, I mean, in all honesty, let's be real, she's probably

52:58 dead in a basement somewhere. And that's what.

52:59 I'm saying it's gone. She's gone.

53:01 I think we need to just accept that for Nancy Guthrie is not

53:04 coming back alive. Do you know what?

53:06 OK, so remember that one movie Missing Megan?

53:09 No, I don't know that one. OK, so but I'm gonna look it up

53:12 real. Quick, I'm talking about it.

53:13 It was so missing Megan. So basically it was like when

53:16 the dawn of the Internet happened and it was like the

53:19 Craigslist killer thing kind of dawn rough.

53:21 So basically the stalker was stalking this one teenage girl

53:24 who ended up kidnapping her and killing her and she was like not

53:28 found for like months and he ended up kidnapping her best

53:31 friend and putting and like, like do you want to see your

53:33 best friend Megan? And she's like, yes, I want to

53:35 see her. He opens a barrel and it's her

53:38 corpse inside and he puts the best friend in the same barrel

53:42 And they that's how the movie ends.

53:43 Oh my God. So that's what I'm thinking.

53:45 What happened to Miss Guthrie? She's just in a barrel in a

53:47 basement somewhere. And he's and the killer's going

53:50 to throw Savannah in there. Maybe you don't know she gone

53:54 missing yet. She's she's she's not alive.

53:56 I mean, I don't know what happened.

53:58 I don't know what happened to Nancy.

53:59 I don't think anyone does. I don't.

54:01 But I she's not coming home alive.

54:03 I really do feel that it's very it's the whole the whole thing

54:07 is so grim. I just don't know what.

54:10 I just don't know what I would. Do if I was in this situation,

54:12 this isn't This is a bad time for this joke, but grim Grim

54:15 Reaper. Yes, very bad time.

54:19 Bad time for this joke, but make it anyways.

54:23 Sorry, sorry, but sorry. That was it, That was it.

54:28 Yeah, just Grim Reaper. That was that that that anyway.

54:31 That was it, that was it. That was all just grim Grim

54:34 Reaper death. We've got, I mean, but.

54:39 Hey, if you think about it like comedy is tragedy plus time,

54:43 it's been a month. I think we could laugh a little

54:46 bit. I mean, it's unfortunate.

54:48 Don't get me wrong. It's still three.

54:49 Yeah, it's. Been 2 1/2 weeks.

54:51 It's been almost a month, yeah. We're getting there.

54:54 It's still some time has passed. So we do have a little bit of

54:58 time left. I've done my rant on and I guess

55:02 I guess we really need to talk about the celebrity deaths.

55:05 We can end it with we've had a some move.

55:07 We have to have a celebrity deaths only February 212.

55:11 Okay, starting. Through an O'Hara.

55:13 So First off, Catherine O'Hara, like Moira Rose.

55:17 My gosh, that show. Rest in power.

55:22 Rest in power, Catherine O'Hara. Who was a power?

55:25 Boston show might shits. Shits Creek is probably I was

55:28 talking really to me. If you had to write.

55:30 If you had to rank, rank. Which that's full.

55:34 Yeah, I'm only we, we don't have a lot of time so.

55:37 Top 2, Top 2. Just do your.

55:39 Favorite and your backup. Favorite OK shits Creek and

55:41 probably Beetlejuice. The original Beetlejuice.

55:45 The original Beetlejuice. I'm gonna go with best in show.

55:49 That was the third one. That's my that I got to go with

55:51 best in show. That was the that was the best

55:54 show I've ever. Seen I do need to show you

55:56 Ariana Grande and Elizabeth Ely's edits that they recreated

56:00 of best in show. Oh God I would love to see it.

56:02 So great anyways. OK, so now that we more James.

56:05 Van der Beek. So James van der Beek.

56:08 That's the next one. He was young.

56:09 The guy from Grey's Anatomy, I forgot to say him 50. 4 So

56:12 young. I'm gonna let you take this one

56:16 cuz it sounds like you watched more stuff with it.

56:18 I didn't watch anything. James Vanderman.

56:20 Yeah, I knew who he was. Yeah.

56:22 So my favorite. So yes, he's obviously

56:24 infamously known for Dawson three.

56:26 However, my favorite show that he was in was Fitch in Apt 23.

56:31 Is a good show and I know exactly when you're with Kate

56:33 with Katie Ritter Caitlin Ritter Caitlin no Kristen Ritter

56:38 Krysten Ritter yes, thank you she's she's funny she's.

56:41 Really funny. I need her to do more comedy.

56:43 That's good show. I I know exactly.

56:45 It's funny you mention that because that's an awesome show.

56:47 And it's only two seasons. They did my It wasn't on very

56:50 long and she was funny and. There's a whole reason why, and

56:53 I'll explain to you when we get off the air, but like, there's a

56:54 whole reason why it was only two seasons.

56:56 It's always one of my favorite shows ever.

56:57 It's always my favorite show ever.

56:59 So, and then the guy from Grey's Anatomy, Eric Dane, Mr.

57:04 Mcsteamy, 53, ALS, they're all dying in their 50s very young.

57:09 Even Catherine O'Hara at 71, that's young for my family.

57:12 That's like, it's like a toddler for you.

57:15 Maybe. My family, my family, that's

57:17 ancient. My family like taps out at like

57:18 60 something. Oh my God, my family still got

57:21 another 25 years after that. No, we're we're tapping out of

57:25 like 6566. My grandparents died like my

57:29 aunt knocked herself out at 55. Dude, she what she basically she

57:33 like she died at 55. They said she she knocked

57:36 herself out. Technically she didn't know

57:38 around about way. Oh no.

57:41 In a roundabout way she did. But yeah, she like.

57:43 She made the laugh. I.

57:44 Didn't. No, it's fine.

57:45 It's fine. It's kind of funny, but.

57:46 More of a tragic nervous. Tragic giggle.

57:48 Yeah, it's fine, but she died at 55.

57:50 My aunt, like my family, like taps out early.

57:52 I guess so. At least my mom's side.

57:54 So we've got them. Robert Duvall, 95.

57:59 See. No, that is not you.

58:00 No, he lived a good life. But according to the show Dairy

58:03 Girls, that would be the pissed cry.

58:06 That, I mean, I don't have much to say on this one.

58:09 I didn't grow up with him. Obviously he's a little bit

58:11 older of an actor, but they've had nothing but good things to

58:14 say about him, about how he wasn't a method actor.

58:17 Like he could just flip the personalities on screen.

58:20 Off screen he was himself again, like I have.

58:22 I respect that because I've done theatre my whole life.

58:25 It's. Hard to do though.

58:26 Sometimes I've played, I've played tougher characters.

58:29 Usually I do comedy. I love comedy a lot more.

58:31 It's fun if you've got the timing.

58:34 That's really all it takes with some comedy.

58:37 I've had to play some pretty sad, awful parts too.

58:42 See, that's why I don't do theater.

58:43 Like a woman beater, Like a woman beater on stage.

58:46 Yeah, I've had to play some dark beater.

58:48 I've had to play some dark dark roles or a way theater.

58:51 We had, we had a straight male. We had we had a court.

58:55 We did I. Did and I had to like really

58:58 deep my voice a little. Bit that was that was your

59:00 demand voice. Do the best I can.

59:03 OK, so, I mean, I've had to play some really hard parts and it

59:08 it's very hard to just flip that off.

59:10 Like, I remember actually feeling awful about the things

59:14 that I would say and do. And this was all coordinated

59:16 fighting and everything. You know, that, see, it hurt.

59:19 It hurts you a little bit, Jim. Carrey a prime example and this

59:23 is the like. This is what I found was weird,

59:26 like he suffered the most trauma and like the hardest time in

59:30 doing the Grinch. Yes, I have read that he had to

59:33 go through terrorism questioning, training or.

59:37 Yeah, he had to go through a shit ton and he was like

59:39 emotionally wrecked or like the Grinch.

59:41 What what else I'm looking for? Like it was a terrorism training

59:44 or it was a lot, but torture training He had to go through

59:46 torture training for the Grinch. For the Grinch.

59:48 I know I've actually made that. I know.

59:51 Or the Grinch. Yep.

59:52 Which is it's crazy have to do so.

59:56 But we do have, and then I'm a little really late on this one,

59:59 but this one really hurt me because she's my age.

1:00:02 Tatiana Schlossberg, the the Kennedy, the Caroline Kennedy's

1:00:06 daughter. She died of a blood cancer.

1:00:09 That one, really, that one really got me.

1:00:11 All dying of cancer too. The whole, the whole Kennedy

1:00:14 family has just been so cursed. I mean, those poor things have

1:00:16 just been one tragedy after another.

1:00:18 I just don't know. I just don't know how they did

1:00:19 that. Caroline Kennedy has to

1:00:21 everybody close to her, everybody assassinated horrible

1:00:26 plane accident. Now she loses her cancer to

1:00:29 blood cancer at 35 years old. She was my age.

1:00:31 That one really hit me. I mean, cancer is coming for all

1:00:33 of us. It's it's a very it's it's

1:00:36 scary. I have a question.

1:00:37 Do you think we have the cure for cancer?

1:00:38 And we're just like. No, I don't think we do.

1:00:41 I do think that I have to trust the science.

1:00:44 I, I, I trust the science. I do think that.

1:00:47 You don't think that we have a secret?

1:00:48 There's not just ways to ever just, there's not going to be 1

1:00:54 cure all. I do don't think we'll ever see

1:00:56 that. I think it's a pipe dream.

1:00:58 I think there's going to be, there has to be a different,

1:01:02 there could be a different cure for every, there could be a

1:01:04 different cure for every type of cancer.

1:01:06 Who knows? So The thing is with cancers,

1:01:09 OK, so biologically earlier in the prehistoric era of humans,

1:01:13 we died a lot younger, very young.

1:01:16 Like we were like our lifespan was only maybe like 30

1:01:18 something. Years old, it's true.

1:01:19 And then they argue, Oh, well, our ancestors didn't have cancer

1:01:22 because they didn't live long enough to get cancer.

1:01:25 Our bodies are finally like living long enough to the point

1:01:27 where we're our cells are dying and they're not leaving.

1:01:30 They're not being like deteriorated cancer is.

1:01:32 Coming for all of us. Essentially, like the longer you

1:01:34 live, the more at risk you are of cancer just because you are

1:01:37 living longer. Yeah, which is wild to me.

1:01:39 No, I've heard that argument before and I do think there are

1:01:44 other elements as far as like chemicals in our.

1:01:46 Oh, 1000%. In our environment, water, our

1:01:49 air, everything. I mean, to look at what we were

1:01:51 talking about last week with the Trump rolling back all the EPA

1:01:54 regulations again, something that shouldn't be political it

1:01:58 it is now. Everything is political in a

1:02:00 weird roundabout way anyway. 2 Tonks and a lie. 2 Tonks and a

1:02:05 lie. I think that is all we have for

1:02:07 you this week, I hope. I turn for.

1:02:08 Two lies. Yes it is.

1:02:11 It is. I hope you did your homework.

1:02:13 Did I? Did I really?

1:02:14 Yes, we are at the we are at the end of the of the show.

1:02:17 OK, play 2. Tonks 2.

1:02:19 Truths and a Lie 2. Truths and a lie.

1:02:20 So gonna be two lies and a truth.

1:02:23 Just kidding and. I have to figure out which one's

1:02:25 the truth. I get I Let's do that if you

1:02:28 want. OK, now whatever.

1:02:29 You prepared for me? We'll do 2.

1:02:30 Truths and a lie. OK, whatever you prepared for

1:02:32 me. So I am if we how do we want to

1:02:36 do? Did we want to stay on the

1:02:37 politic level? What we can do?

1:02:40 We can do politics. That's fine.

1:02:42 OK, cool. So I voted for Obama.

1:02:45 OK, I'm registered as an independent.

1:02:54 And in a weird, ungroundabout way, there are some things that

1:02:58 Trump has pitched that I'm not entirely against.

1:03:05 I can't see you. I can't see you voting for Trump

1:03:10 and I. Never said voted for.

1:03:11 It or Wait, what was the first one?

1:03:13 The first one was I voted for Obama.

1:03:15 Obama. But that's what I'm saying, I

1:03:16 can't see you voting for Trump, so I can see you voting for

1:03:19 Obama. I can I can see you.

1:03:22 I can see you register as an independent because you kind of

1:03:25 gave me a hard time about the two party system.

1:03:27 I can't believe we were talking about on air.

1:03:29 Were we on air for that or right off air?

1:03:31 I. Think we were a little bit.

1:03:32 See, that's the thing about like us, I don't mean to go on a side

1:03:35 rent real quick in the middle of our game, but listeners, Ian and

1:03:38 I didn't really know each other, that we didn't really know each

1:03:40 other before this. So we're learning about each

1:03:42 other literally on air in front of everybody.

1:03:44 It's kind of the fun part about this.

1:03:45 I mean, like we do, we do, we do and we don't like we do like we

1:03:48 know each other like who each other is, but we're not like,

1:03:51 but I've only been my best friend.

1:03:52 I've only been here six months. I know, like I said, we're not

1:03:55 like we just met pretty for the most part.

1:03:57 We're getting to know each other on air in front of everybody.

1:03:59 I was your welcoming committee to Nashville, man, I've had a

1:04:02 few different welcoming committees.

1:04:03 Yeah, me, the dodgeball team. Anyways, there's been so OK, so

1:04:07 voted for Obama. Obama, I believe.

1:04:09 Independent. I believe that.

1:04:10 There's some things that about Trump that I will actually don't

1:04:13 hate you. Kind of believe that too.

1:04:17 Hold on, let me analyze this again.

1:04:20 I voted for Obama, I'm an independent register, and there

1:04:24 are some things that Trump says that I'm not entirely against.

1:04:30 I think I, I, I'm going to have to go with the third one.

1:04:34 I I still think that. That's the lie.

1:04:35 Yeah, there's I, I think that that's going to, that's going to

1:04:39 be the lie. I just I can't see the other

1:04:41 two. So the lie was I voted for

1:04:43 Obama. I actually did not vote that

1:04:44 year. I'm shocked at you.

1:04:47 I did not vote that year. That's that's even worse than

1:04:50 voting for Trump. Oh, wait, I guess, wait, I guess

1:04:52 he wouldn't have ran against Trump, but either which way he

1:04:54 wouldn't have ran against. Trump that election, so that

1:04:58 year I did not. You should have but he but, but

1:05:02 he won anyways, so we did it without you.

1:05:04 That was all right. That was all right, you guys,

1:05:06 you guys didn't need the assistance time.

1:05:08 No. So.

1:05:09 But yeah, that was my true truth.

1:05:10 But don't do that again. Definitely vote.

1:05:12 Everybody registered to vote because.

1:05:14 Very involved sense. And, and there's a lot of hoops

1:05:16 that we might have to jump through this year to vote.

1:05:18 So very involved. Sense, but you need to we all

1:05:21 need to otherwise it because this is our ship.

1:05:23 If we if we don't want it to sink, we we need to keep it

1:05:26 afloat. We're already.

1:05:27 It's the Titanic fish we're. Already we're taking a lot of

1:05:29 water we're in right now. We need it's.

1:05:31 Already, like it's already broken.

1:05:32 There could be a life, there could be a lifeboat somewhere

1:05:35 for us all to jump in if we just keep going.

1:05:38 We got to keep voting. We got to stay on top.

1:05:39 We're already. All filled by the Elite Mail.

1:05:42 For a moment here, keep ruining my moments tonight.

1:05:46 You know what end of the they were dead. 2 Tonks and a lie. 2

1:05:50 Tonks and a lie, but I'm going. To see you next week.