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yeah, i know i know. it's never enough. is it? happy tuesday everyone. nancy pelosi admitted she hasn't spoken to joe biden since helping to force him out of the race. to be fair, she can't find the ouija board. it appears that kamala harris may actually do joe rogan's podcast. her staff has already submitted a list of demands. their chardonnay, pinot grigio, cabernet, merlot, xanax, valium. now, normally, rogan's podcast can last up to three hours, three hours, you say? wow, that gives me enough time to bang eight nannies, said one man. oh, yeah. kamala harris is being accused of plagiarism for
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one of her books. experts say you can tell kamala didn't write it because it's called smart on crime. she allegedly lifted passages from a press release and ap report. even wikipedia. wow. she's sounding more like joe biden every day. especially chapter four, which is about her uncle who was eaten by cannibals due to money issues. the hillary clinton produced feminist musical spoofs will end its broadway run in january, also ending its run in january. joe biden fun fact the title suffix refers to the suffering of men who were dragged along to see this musical. a new study says the human nose can detect chemical changes in a fraction of a second. yeah. just ask anyone in an elevator with jerry nadler. he farts a lot. we hope their farts and two giant
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pandas are on their way from china to the smithsonian zoo as part of a cultural exchange program. and because it's an exchange, we've sent them two hippos. i'll take it. all righ. so last week, this is interesting. something called the california coastal commission rejected spacex request to launch more rockets from the vandenberg space force base, which is about 150 miles north of la. the commission claims they're worried about the environmental impact and the sonic booms that ring out for hundreds of miles. after all, you wouldn't want to wake up those 180,000 homeless in their tents before noontime, would you? but launches like these have been done for the past 70 years, not to mention the other sonic booms they
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allow, like letting eric swalwell eat bean burritos from taco bell. but the commission's own words prove they're less worried about spacex environmental impact than musk's social impact. here's chairwoman carol hart. we're dealing with a company that does not. that is the head of which has aggressively injected himself into the presidential race. see, what he should have said was we're dealing with someone who's injected himself into the presidential race, who isn't helping the democrats. but see, that would be honest. the trait that most bureaucrats abhor. after all, jeff bezos owns the washington post. the soros foundation funds left wing das left and right, and zuckerberg helped swing an election for joe in 2020. see? they're not mad. musk's a political billionaire. they're mad that he's not their political billionaire. listen to commissioner mike. thank
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you. i'll take it. i know, listen to commissioner mike wilson. this company is owned by the richest person in the world, with direct control over what could be the most extensive global communication system on the planet. and just last week, that person was speaking about political retribution on a national stage and how. and it was very glib. and but yet he was standing next to a person, a candidate that openly promotes and is, you know, working to normalize that language. oh my goodness. oh. oh, you poor thing. look, if you're mad at someone normalizing bizarre language, arrest kamala. every speech sounds like she's barfing up a word of the day. desk calendar. finally, check out this doozy
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from commissioner gretchen newsom. right now, elon musk is hopping about the country spewing and tweeting political falsehoods and attacking fema while claiming his desire to help the hurricane victims with free starlink access to the internet. hopping. what? did he lose a leg? so this adorable creep is actually mocking musk for helping disaster victims. what the has she done? nothing. she's a bureaucrat. while she's shuffling, papers must deliver better internet access to north carolina than public libraries have to horny homeless men like jamie lissow. now, do any of these bureaucrats really sound like they care about protecting wildlife? they wouldn't know the difference between a brown bear and a bright bear. actually, the only difference is one of them no longer in the woods. now, the only thing they're really protecting is themselves. they're angry at
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musk for not throwing his intellect and wealth behind their idiot kamala, and they're abusing their power to punish him. now musk is vowing to sue the commission for violating his first amendment rights, claiming his words have nothing to do with his rocket launches like saturday's record breaker. that was a first. nobody else in history, in the history of the world has ever done that. well, i once caught something shaped like a rocket and boy, did the air have a challenge removing that. wasn't even july 4th. fact is, musk beat nasa with far less employees and cash, and he did it while also trying to cure disease, protect press freedom, and create an
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army of obedient robots. at least i hope they're obedient. when i say eliminate doocy, i don't want an argument. musk is changing the world in these bureaucrats think they can get him to shut up. they can't. and that drives him crazy because he embraces the call for adventure, which is the complete opposite of a bureaucrat. a bureaucrat exists purely to seek comfort, building a padded world around him without achieving a thing. once a bureaucrat is born, its only goal is to feather its nest before it dies. but musk is the enemy of comfort, which is weird for a billionaire. in fact, it makes being a billionaire the least interesting thing about him. he realizes that becoming comfortable with life makes you a menace to everyone else, because when you have no challenges, you use that time to infringe on others like a bureaucrat. do bureaucrats ever learn from failure? no. they
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avoid failure by avoiding everything. everything worthwhile. so when they see someone who chases a challenge, they resent him. they've given up on their dreams, so they expect you to do the same. see, for musk, it's about failure more than success. failure becomes the next challenge, which becomes the next opportunity, which leads to wisdom. compare that to those who despise him. they say it's over. political beliefs, but it's far deeper. they don't have faith in themselves and they hate those who do. now they could be inspired by him, but it's just easier to envy him and become an obstacle to the achievement of others. but look, you don't need to agree with his opinions. it's a free country. you have the right to talk back to him or anybody else. but when you try to stifle scientific progress because you hate a candidate, you're not the good guys. maybe it should be you that we're launching into space. you know, california might look pretty good from up there. let's welcome tonight's guest. his
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children admire the menendez brothers. actor, writer, comedian jamie lasalle. this molly is pure ecstasy. editor in chief of the federalist mollie hemingway. she'll soon have an air to go with her clip on hair. new york times best selling author and fox news contributor kat tip. he ate everything twice, and he applies his deodorant with a steam roller. new york times best selling author, comedian. joe. jamie i admire you because you can look at elon musk, who is clearly a successful, masculine, you know, role model and not be envious as someone who's the opposite of that. yeah, yeah. that's true. i did feel some envy when i saw that rocket. i was looking at the rocket and i was like, man, i have never come back home to welcoming arms, mechanical or
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otherwise. that is really something. and in my past relationship, once i brought the rocket home and there was already a rocket in place. elon there putting bureaucracy over progress like elon is actually talked about. like if the earth becomes uninhabitable, i could we could maybe live on mars. this is this is a really big deal. and the other reason they're saying they don't want to have those launches is because of the sonic booms, like you mentioned, and the wildlife. i think it's a good trade off if you're saying we're going to save mankind, and the trade off is just a couple of bears once in a while, are like, was that yes. and it's mostly desert in california, let's be honest. and snakes, they don't have ears. yeah, it's going to be fine. it's going to be fine. the only thing that worries me, though, is if we go to mars. do you know how long it takes to get to mars? i looked it up. it takes seven months. the flight to mars is seven months. which? can you imagine if you got on the flight to mars and they sat you next to a crying baby? oh, terrible. can you imagine? and
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you go to the flight attendant like, i don't think i can handle this. and they go, they go, oh, don't worry, they'll grow out of it by the time we get there. well, that's an excellent point, molly. basically they are saying if musk was a harris supporter, they would have made a different decision. how can they get away with that? that seems problematic. that's absolutely what they're saying. and we've seen this with so many different federal agencies. so that gretch newsom line about how awful it is that elon is delivering starlinks to western north carolina, he actually had won a government award to do that. they rescinded it after joe biden asked every federal agency to go after him. and they all have department of justice, southern district of new york, the sec, the fish and wildlife commission. and it's all because of his politics. and it's just it's horrible because we've got this once in a lifetime level genius who's doing all these great things, and our bureaucracy wants to destroy him. yeah. imagine if they, like, take somebody like henry ford, right? he had some crazy politics. i don't know, i'm just making that up. but imagine if they stifled his progress and said, hey, we
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don't care about the model t. no, like jonas salk had bad tweets. so therefore we don't want your vaccine. yeah, that's a better example. don't have her on the show anymore. that was funnier. so cats pretty interesting stuff. yeah. do you think it's fair that they can, like, rescind these rocket launches because he happens to be pro-trump? well, i think a lot of people resent elon musk for a lot of reasons. definitely. i mean, pretty clearly a lot of it is the politics. right. but i think even before that, i think there is, as you mentioned, this resentment towards him, because i think that watching his life makes people feel they've been sold a lie in a lot of ways. right? this is the richest man in the world. and if you think of what you would conceive of in, say, elementary school, when you're imagining the richest man in the world, in the world, and then compare that to what you see when you look up elon musk, like, what's he doing? he's offering a billion dollars to wikipedia to become wikipedia. yes. yeah.
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you know, he did. he did. he's on podcasts smoking weed, you know, and it's just it's people i think he he just kind of does what he wants. right. he doesn't worry about the kind o, you know, buttoned up whatever. he just kind of says stuff. he kind of he's like the dude that you'd see out at the bar and talking like that, acting like that, and i think when you see someone more successful than you, that can make people be resentful in and of itself. but then when you see that person who's more successful than you doing the exact things that your whole life you were told you could not do if you wanted to be successful, then that makes that resentment even worse. you know what? and also, it's like if you're watching what he's doing, you realize that he is controlling his life somehow. it's like a video game. it's like it is a simulation for him. he knows he can pretty much if he wants to do it, he can do it. and that is shameful. it makes people embarrassed because they never acted on those dreams. so
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they're going like, oh, i guess i probably could have been a rock star, or i could have been a doctor, but i never thought it was possible. i could have made that joke. yes, tyrus, what say you hold on? i'm tweeting elon musk, seeing if he could offer you a million dollars. no. was it $1,000,000,000 billion to change it to feld? dude, i would take that. i know you would. if somebody offered me a lot of money to change my name. that's a no brainer. yeah. hey. cha ching. yeah, i would too. and think about this. think about how, like, your whole google searches changed. nothing follows you. yeah, not just that. but here's the thing. he just his he doesn't make very many mistakes. but even working with california's a mistake. louisiana has nasa florida. i would just let california fall off the ocean. yeah. and this is somebody who grew up there. and here's the thing. when we heard sonic booms as a kid, we cheered. yeah, we love out at this
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thing, this crazy thing called recess where you played outside under the sun. and sometimes it'd be this crunchy green stuff called grass. check it out, kids. and if we heard a boom, we'd be like, oh, cool. and then everyone would look to see if they could see the space shuttle. except that one time. yes. you're terrible. it's too soon. too soon. but my point is, is that he just needs to stop trying to work with them. because if the only answer that you have for stopping scientific research is you don't like him. yeah. then take your billion dollar ball. and because guess what? florida, louisiana, texas, you'd be like, hey, you can launch in texas. just yell yeehaw! you know what i'm saying? so, you know, there's a million places that would be happy to have his business, his technology and opportunities for economy. and so just move it. yep. there you go. up next, she's a boxed wine sipper, staring at the big dipper. if you'll be in the new
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just look at where the, the, the stars are in the sky, don't look at them as just random things. if you just look at them as points, look at the constellation. what does it show you? she's right. you know, i learned that in third grade, stars can appear to be random, but together they form a picture. i know it blows your mind. for example, i looked up at the sky last night and i took a picture of a really interesting constellation. molly, you're an astute political observer. what is i can't figure out if she's not trying because she knows she's going to lose or she's not trying because she knows she's going to win no matter what. oh, that's that's a worrisome
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question. yes. i every time i hear her talk, i'm always thinking, is this kamala who's had a lot to drink? or is this kamala who's high? and i felt like this seemed more like the latter rather than the former. but this is her whole problem, is that i don't know if we've had anyone run for office at this level with this low of intelligence, and it just keeps coming out over and over. yeah. you know, what was great about that? is that how cat how low energy and relaxed she was. she didn't even she's like i was talking to someone. it's like i can't even bother to tell you who it was. and it was about these stars. they're like dots. yeah. you know, you look up at them and they seem random. and it's like, to her, this is like, mind blowing, but, you know, you can connect them. and it's like, you know what it's like cat. it's like connecting
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the dots. and it's almost like she coined this idea that you can connect the dots and they make a bigger picture. it's insane. it was really hard for i. does anybody understand what she said? no, no. okay, good. i want to make sure because i read it so many times over and over again. and i also think that it's possible that this is her trying. no, i mean, i think so because when she's for a while, she just didn't talk to anybody. you know, she kind of just stayed and did whatever. i don't know what she did. none of us know what she did for most of the time that biden was the president. and now she's going out there and she's like all right, i'm going to give it. i think this is maybe her best shot. and i think people don't ask her follow up questions often enough that i'm not even sure she really knows this is an issue. wouldn't it be hilarious if she did this tomorrow night with bret baier? yeah, like i would love to see the follow up on that. yes, because he would, he would, he would ask her probably, what do you mean by that. yeah. that's
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these again, that's the question. what do you mean by that. it's not that hard. you learn this if you ever take like a high school journalism course like okay. like how why these are all questions you can ask. but i think the problem is, you know, people obviously there's bias. but also i think it is difficult to listen to because you're like, you just get lost. you're like, okay, whatever. you're bad. okay, sure, sure, honey. apparently she's she's toying with the idea, tyrus, of doing joe roga. you. i'm just going to stop you zoom in on here. can you get a close up? yeah. do not do joe rogan. don't. just don't. okay. because all he's going to do is follow ups. no, all he's going to do is stare. yeah. he's going to do the same thing. listen. am i the only one who gets physically tormented when she speaks? because there everyone has a relative like
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her in their family, and we're all trying to act like we don't hear this every thanksgiving. you know that one uncle that you know he does not have a job, he does not have a relationship. and he sits at the table and gives everybody a lecture on how to live life. and we're all like, just let him finish. just let him finish. she doesn't study. she thinks she's a genius. she thinks, unburdened by what has been his goal. it's not this is who she is she. the good news is she has the prep and the one thing we know she did not do during the entire biden presidency is study. yeah. yeah. there's all this new stuff coming out, jamie, about her plagiarizing part of her book. and from news articles and the wikipedia page and, you know, what do you what do you make of this? is she declining,
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or is this how she's always been? well, speaking of the plagiarizing thing, she sort of feels like she has an out because she had a ghostwriter, right? she sort of goes like, oh, that. do you know that joe biden's the only guy to ever have an autobiography that had a ghostwriter? zoom in right here. yeah. please do. joe rogan. it would be so fun to talk about on this show. i didn't understand a word of the interview. and then what i did was it might surprise you. i got super high and i watched it again, and it still did not make sense. and i knew we always kind of talk about this follow up question thing, like, where are they? and so i wrote a couple that any interviewer could use some follow ups for. kamala. i just want to read them off here and then. are you are you still talking to me or ariana? could you say that
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again with the words in the correct order? and then would you say what you just said is more bull or? if brett baer has to, i'm hoping he has to tomorrow. just ask her in the in the realm of the transgender athlete realm of all of that stuff, her her wanting to pay for sex changes, ask her to define a woman. i just want to see that i know what we're going to see. he's going to take his glasses off and grab his face, and that's going to happen. that's going to happen. he's going to be like, tyrus was right. i'm telling you, he's going to grab his face. that's all i'm watching for. i'm turning the volume off and like this. grabbed his face. he will grab his face. yeah. it's going to be amazing. i hope. coming up, they placed him on leave because of die. nut was
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five words. forestry boss suspended for competence. all right, tyrus, this is an amazing story. a guy named mike shaw. he's the oregon department of forestry second in command. he was put on leave after a dei officer complained that he was looking beyond gender and identity seeking. only candidates most qualified in higher string for the job. we couldn't get a picture of the dei person, so we had joe mckee draw her. it was a tremendous piece of art. she complained. she complained, tyrus, that she didn't. staff members didn't feel safe or comfortable on the job because they couldn't freely have conversations around pronouns. what say you? he got he got
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fired for trying to get a competent. he's on leave, which is worse than firing because you have to like, wait to get fired. you don't. ever. especially with the egregious things that he did. like i was appalled. yeah. and you wonder why all the forests are gone. yeah, all the fires are everywhere. because you got someone expressing feelings. and instead of turning on a hose like they just. yeah. sink that in. yep. they tried to use feelings to put out a fire. see how that went or the hose get out. you make sense? this is what i hope somebody will realize. maybe we'll take a matt walsh or somebody to finally expose the dei. whole thing is a sham. it's all. it's like race training and it's all. it's all. and for it to say that you're not hiring people at work are not supposed to talk about stuff like that.
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anyways, what was the whole point of me to you come to work to do your job? so now you're talking about your feelings and your pronouns that should take your to the hr office. will explain to you that you don't talk about your feelings and your pronouns and what you did in the bedroom at work. so again, it makes they make no sense at all. and this guy, he should sue. he should absolutely sue. he should absolutely sue for this. you're you're telling me because i did my job, right? because i really care about forestry protecting our trees and planting our trees. and i want people who know how to plant and check trees and maybe even be able to climb one, because i know joe's drawing was only the head up. but let's just assume from our imagination the rest of it. i don't think feelings grimace is going to get up the tree very fast. no, no. cat. tyrus brings up a really good point that the metoo movement was like, get this stuff, you can't talk about this at work. and then in the meantime, you have to talk.
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she she's mad that they're not able to talk about it. the amazing thing is she it's a grift. she after destroying the forestry department, she went and got another job as a dei consultant somewhere else. i don't like any discussion of this. where it's as if she's oversensitive or has too many feelings because actually, actually, this person is a bully. yeah. you're. oh, you don't feel like safe talking about this or that with your job. the only reason someone is on leave right now is because of you. yeah, you're the one that's having people not be able to work because of what they're saying, not because of what you're saying about pronouns, because of this guy expressing his opinion. yes. i don't i don't like any calling these people snowflakes or oversensitive. no, no no, babe, you're a bully. you are what you claim to fight against. yes. and you know, jamie. it's got to piss you off, jamie. that this dei person. so she goes into one department, screws it up, she gets
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immediately picked up again because of her. whatever her, you know, her identity. and you can barely afford your rent. yeah. yeah, that is absolutely true. with several roommates that don't even know i live there. yeah. i didn't get me tude. i got me neither. and you saw the pic? i saw the actual photo earlier today. she's not exactly what you. she's not really a looker. would you agree? she's. she's more of a listener. and i heard she was upset because they were saying they didn't use the right pronouns for her. she i guess hers were they in them and people were calling her princess fiona and monster and to teresa's point, why are like, i feel like it's if you knew someone really well, you would you tell them your pronouns. but i don't know why it has to be part of like the introductory conversation. i feel like it's too much information to give someone you just met. like. like if i walked in and was like, oh, my name is jamie, i'm a he him,
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that's like too much information. we don't need to. that would be like me going, hey, my name is jamie, i love vaginas. yeah, by the way, it is everywhere though. i had to call to make a doctor appointment for my hip this morning, and they were like. and how would you describe your sexuality? yeah. wow. like, why do you need what does it have to do with my hip? yes, exactl. and also, are you are you masturbating right now like. who isn't when they're on the phone though? let's be honest. talking about hips. yeah. well, man, that gets me hot. ooh, baby. yeah, molly, you know what it's like. could this be the reason why we're having. it's like dei is like a wrench that you throw into any kind of system. this could be why we took it. took forever to get the wildfires under control every season. right. so we used to think this was something that happened at college campuses, but that once people got out of school and they went into the real world, they would be faced with reality and they wouldn't do this. and instead, what we have is like planes falling out of the sky because it went right into every industry, including ones where it's really not okay to have this be the dominant thing. and
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our military, all these things, like the only place where it seems like we have merit is cooking and restaurants. yes. and that's going well. yeah. nobody wants to eat food that tastes gross no matter what. like they don't care who cooks it. the other thing too. and then i'll move on. you never use the pronoun in front of the person you're with, right? i don't jamie, i don't go, hey, he. how are you? yeah. so this person, like it's like she's talking about the discussion of pronouns, not the use of them because you don't use them. delusional. it's a delusional problem. i hate pronouns are people with no friends. it's their nicknames for themselves. yes. how the hell should i know? yeah. nobody knows. it's your he, him, whatever. and who talks like that to anybody? hi, jamie. and if jamie doesn't turn around, i'm not going to be like he him. i'm gonna be like. jamie, you didn't listen, all right? and he would like that. jamie. up next, the sheriff became unglued because
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coventry direct.com. we got another clip for you. it's video of the day part two. when his meal didn't stack up, this cop called for backup. sheriff craig owens of cobb county, georgia, criticized after he called for help to deal with a screwed up burger king order. his opponent in his reelection bid obtained the 2023 body cam footage and just released it, showing deputies rushing to the scene to deal with a sheriff's wrong order because there again, their boss was. burger king got his whopper wrong. roll it estelle. hey, sheriff. hey, do me a favor. i need to get out. i need the owner name or whoever owned this phillips or the manager. okay, we ordered something. food was wrong. say, can we fix it? right? the guy said, well, we
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order. that's not what we ordered. what are we doing? i said, what can i get my now? i said, well, can you give me a manager name or a name so i can call him? that's all i need. okay, sir, i don't need no money back no more. i just need to find out who owned this place so i can do an official complaint to complain about the manager and i only it may be an assistant manager now, but i don't know who he is. he's a straight up, so, cat, what i'm gathering from that is he called back up like a newer, probably a new cop to do this for. is that what he just did? he said like, okay, i called him in. you need to get this information from me. it's like, go pick up my, like, lunch or something. is this crazy? obviously. obviously it's crazy. i mean, the rest of us have no other recourse if they get your order wrong. they don't care if you order food and it's wrong. they're just like, sorry. or you know what i hate? you know what i hate? ever since covid, as anyone else noticed this, they don't really bring sources anymore. no. or napkins. they don't
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bring. they don't bring. i'm sorry, but if you order, if you get like chick fil a and you order sources and you don't get the sources and they'll give you like the $0.30 back, i'm like, you've ruined my experience. nobody, nobody wants to eat dry nuggets. no. so it's not like, oh, i have the nuggets, but i don't have i don't have this thing that costs $0.30. the value of the chicken nugget and source experience is far beyond $0.30. i get that. that's what the source itself costs. i understand that, and you try to tell this to whatever bot is doing. customer service. yeah. and they're like, we're very sorry for the inconvenience. i'm like, it's not an inconvenience. i wish they didn't order from here at all. i don't want to eat fried chicken. nobody would willingly want to eat fried chicken. i wanted to dip it in the sauce or i would never have chosen this as an experience. and i'd rather you come and spit in my face and offer me $0.30, i think. i think we just saw the emergence of pregnant cat. no.
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oh yes. oh, i obviously bring up that i'm pregnant. no no no no no. this is a new phase. that is a new that we just saw. that is pregnant. i don't think you have to be scooting my chair. anybody here want. does anybody here want dry chicken? no, no, nobody wants dry chicken. anyone says yes, i will kick your after the show. it's like you should actually come back and apologize to me. apologize to cat of sausage and you know. oh, yeah. we're sorr. $0.30. sorry we didn't get this. oh, yeah? yeah. that's new jamie. and it's not like i have anything else to look forward to except for eating. i know that's hard. we get it. you better have a sauce. you know, jamie, that was my old dopamine for the entire day. i'm sorry it did happen to me today. you deserve to have dopamine with your ranch and barbecue and sweet honey sauce. i'm hungry. you know, jamie,
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don't you wish you could call for backup? it would be so great to call for backup. this is also the introduction of scared of cat. jamie. it is scary, isn't it? yeah, well, don't make her too mad. she'll take your seat. i did enjoy. that smile. yeah, she just said move. okay. i did enjoy body cam footage that wasn't violent. and something awful happened, and i wasn't that great. it was nice. like, i would maybe watch a show where it was just guys taking a leak or something. that was weird. i didn't mean to say that where it was. i'm like eating lunch or something, like, you know what? you just came up with a new fox nation show, unintentional funny body cam footage or something. so we're playing with a puppy. i don't know, just something. it was it was nice to have it be a break from it's always someone being killed. you know, they do it on twitter. you don't even know what's coming. and now you just saw someone die. yes, it's absolutely awful. i hate that,
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i love it too. and the only thing is, like, i worked at arby's for a long time and i sometimes i would make a mistake with someone's sandwich and they'd be like, you made a mistake. and i was like, yeah, i made a series of mistakes to be working here. molly, should this sheriff have a job after this? so i suppose this was a really bad use of resources, but i felt like this seemed wonderful. i want to do this, and i feel like so many times when you make an order, you get something different than what you ordered. and mostly what we've been doing in my house is i've been trying to get my husband to remember to look at the order before he leaves the establishment, but cops would also work. yeah, cops would be good. tyrus, last word to you. i agree with everything that kat says and the sheriff had a right to his his dopamine. yeah, that's all i have to say. greg. yeah. very good and very smart. all right, that was fun. up next, no one wants to go to hilary's show. father. god
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or upset you? you know, i bet no one ever forgets her source. she. why? what? she she gets, she gets to do whatever she wants. it's like a musical. why not? yes. of course. why don't we put it on broadway? exactly? no. it's just like the rest of us have to. like we can't do that. like, she'll be like, parkour. why not? of course she can. yeah. i would love to see her do parkour. listen, listen. she. hillary gets to do whatever she wants, but it seems there's just one month. just doesn't work out for her. january. yeah, man. she's got she's living that life. molly. of woulda coulda never happened. but also, like, all these people leave office if they're if they're democrats and they make so much money working with netflix deals or broadway. i kind of miss that time when people would just leave office and go away. you know, she. but you know what? it must kill her that the
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