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• Todd: W in WNBA stands for black lesbians. the Black Lesbian Basketball League Their bluff is being called. Wait till you see wait till you see this. It's one of the most fabulous things. Yo, it's Carrie: is Todd: Does Stephanie White, the coach of the Indiana Fever, strike you as a lady who's maybe never been on the other side of Monica Lewinsky? Just like those dead eyes, something about it. You can always tell Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: the women who've never been under Clinton's desk. Okay. She was in Hilary's office. Yo, it's Carrie: You know I I don't know sh my god. I I can't tell. I can't tell. I'm not gonna speak to that. She looks really uncomfortable and I'm just thinking Todd: Welcome everyone. Thank you for joining us today for our Yo, it's Carrie: Woo! Todd: news, our biweekly now the wildly opinionated news hour news wrap up. Carries with me, Yo, it's Carrie: I know I miss Todd: I'm Todd, and it's Todd's World every week. It's fabulous. Yo, it's Carrie: Woo I missed I missed it last week. Todd: I'd miss it too. I do still think it's good to have a little bit of the extra time. But Yo, it's Carrie: I think it I think it's good too, but Todd: you know, last week, fact we'll start off with this this week, but last week was Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: all the or the or the week I shouldn't say last week. We record on Saturdays, guys. You get this on on Tuesdays. So I'm talking two weeks ago with all the the Fauci craziness, you know, I thought, mmm, Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. my gosh. Todd: should you know, that was our week off. Which Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Yep. Todd: we'll go back and hit a little bit of it. But you know, it's fine. We Don't try to be your breaking news source. Like if the tornado sirens start going off, don't tune into Todd's World. Well, you can for entertainment, but don't Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: expect me to tell you where the storm is. Yo, it's Carrie: That's great. That's f that's just about right. Todd: You wanna get down to the basement, hunker down, then turn on Todd's world Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: and just ride through the storm with a little bit of laughter. Is that fair? No. Yo, it's Carrie: There you go. And this we are. That's perfect. Hey, we're not we're not recording live. We're not Yeah, exactly. Yep. Todd: So anyway guys, the but I think this is the best b based on that, this is the video of Doctor Anthony Fauci. Ha ha. Yo, it's Carrie: What? Todd: The big part. So that that was Black Anthony Fauci, otherwise known as Dave Chappelle. Yo, it's Carrie: That was that was the best. That was the absolute best. Todd: But just it just in case you think it was that much different, here's the actual little hobbit, little doctor Hobbit. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Mm-hmm. Todd: And here's what he had to say. All the kerfuffle. Therefore. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm. Cooperating. Todd: I'm gonna stop today. I just have too much respect to keep this up. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: So then over and over and over again you have Yo, it's Carrie: Over and over. Wasn't it it was over a hundred times, was it not? Todd: I th yeah, way over. I wanna say a hundred and eighty. Yo, it's Carrie: I heard it was yeah, I heard it was over one hundred times. He Well why wait, why Todd: They ask him the color of his tie, the color of the carpet, he pled the fifth. This is a kind of s it this is Yo, it's Carrie: do they do that? Todd: Just to be an asshole. I mean Yo, it's Carrie: No, like the the people questioning. Todd: Just to make him look like a fool. I mean the whole thing is just I I gotta tell ya. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Like just to show that he's not cooperating. Todd: I am I am somewhat over. No no no no no no. I shouldn't have said somewhat. I am so over. Congress doing nothing but public humiliation Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Okay. Todd: rituals and never actually there being any consequences to anything. Congress may be the mil the most inconsequential branch of con of government that we've ever seen. They don't do anything. Well what is this? Yo, it's Carrie: Mm mm. Yeah. Todd: I mean I mean and then and then I read something. I read something on it was a post somebody made who knows who the person is. But I I want to find it quick because the the their whole point was you think that that Fauci needs to be held accountable, but you don't realize is all he cares about is the press and the adulation. This is the worst thing that could happen to him. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: And I think no this in jail that's the worst thing that could happen to him. Take everything he owns. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Yeah. Todd: Hang him from a flatter, from a fire escape. That's the worst that could happen to him and leave his body there for two weeks to kill the spread. Sorry, guys. Yo, it's Carrie: Two weeks to slow the spread of ineffective congress. Is that what you're saying? Dude, it's Todd: Yes. I'm just so over I I any Yo, it's Carrie: yeah. It's bad. Todd: I mean, does anybody not know at this point that i i i is it good Yo, it's Carrie: Yes. Todd: that there's some acknowledgement that that I guess this What do you think, Carrie? You tell me what you think. I was so annoyed with the whole thing. Yo, it's Carrie: Well, you're you're saying it does anyone not know at this point? Yes. Yes. There's a whole like half of our population doesn't believe that he's guilty of anything. Todd: But do they believe it now? No, that's my point. Yo, it's Carrie: No. They don't. Todd: So we do the public humiliation ritual and then we let the guy go on and keep his millions of dollars and and everything else and go to his cocktail parties. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. And everyone and everyone just thinks that it was a witch hunt. Todd: Mm-hmm. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: I just this this lack of any i i i what's he pleading first of all? Are you allowed to plead the fifth when you're pardoned, theoretically? Remember the autopen pardoned him? Yo, it's Carrie: yeah, I I didn't understand the the intricacies of that. Mm-hmm. Did anyone call Todd: No, no you're not. But it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter because nobody's gonna do anything. So Yo, it's Carrie: him out on that during the questioning? Did they say thank you. Thank you so much. Yeah, did they say you've Todd: yeah. Yeah, and then he re proceeded to repeat himself. Yo, it's Carrie: been pardoned, you're legally not allowed to plead the fifth. Did anyone say that in the hearing? Todd: Yeah, but none of that matters because they won't do anything. Yo, it's Carrie: so good. Todd: Carrie's back to her bacon. This is what people tune in for every week is to listen to Carrie eat her bacon live on air. It's like Julia Child's without dropping pants. Yo, it's Carrie: The bacon. I need to do the tapping of the nails on my bacon. With the Have you seen the more videos where people are like tapping the nails on things? What's it called? EMSR Todd: No. Yo, it's Carrie: or something like that. Todd: no, I haven't. Yo, it's Carrie: it's weird, stupid. Anyway. Todd: Weird, stupid stuff. Yo, it's Carrie: Sorry for the bacon distraction. Todd: What do you think about Fauch? I mean, do you you so when all this was going on, Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: what did you think? Yo, it's Carrie: Well, as usual, I think maybe this will open the eyes of some people. But then nothing happens. This isn't being reported on any news that's speaking to the people who think that Fauci's a stand up guy who tried to save our lives. So again, I'm left with this feeling of it doesn't matter. did Bill Maher see See, Bill Maher could actually like impact some people. Todd: He's one of the few sane people out there on the left and and he's entertaining and I get tired of playing his stuff, honestly. But Yo, it's Carrie: Uhhuh. Mm-hmm. Totally. I'm not tired of it. I feel like he's a ri he's a frickin' ray of hope for truth, you know? Let's hear it. Todd: Let's hear what he had to say about the Dr. Hobbit, who who had such such a long distinguished record of service. He he Yo, it's Carrie: He looks tall in that portrait right there. Todd: killed so many people from AIDS and that that prompted him to go on and think, I can kill millions Yo, it's Carrie: Is Todd: with COVID. Yo, it's Carrie: is anyone talking about his involvement with the HIV? Okay, go ahead. Todd: No. Well, I mean some are, but not, you know. Whoops, sorry guys. Did you do you know about this diary thing with Dr. Yo, it's Carrie: Yes. Todd: Robit? He he kept some diary, but he kept it it's it was a d in a digital format and it was actually on like government servers. So they nobody Yo, it's Carrie: my gosh. Todd: subpoena this diary like it was the government owned it. And they released some of his personal entries. And this was the kind of shit that that That Dr. Hobbit was so concerned about while he was getting up on TV, telling you why your kids couldn't go to school and you need to mask your infant. Yo, it's Carrie: Uh-huh. Todd: I feel like people don't even, you know. anyway. COVID. COVID, I remember getting so riled up during COVID, and then by the time Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: it was finally, it felt like it was finally over, people wanted Yo, it's Carrie: Uh-huh. Todd: to move on so fast, nobody wanted to even think about what the hell they had just been through. Yo, it's Carrie: You're right. Todd: And I thought. And I don't think people are any different now. I don't think I don't think there's any lessons to learn from it 'cause everybody's so afraid of thinking about it. They can't even believe that this happened in America and therefore we're not gonna believe it happened. We're just gonna go on. Yo, it's Carrie: It does it does seem like a distant memory, but Todd: And then we're gonna be like, we've got an affordability crisis. Well, no shit, you injected seven trillion new dollar bills into an economy while everybody sat home because Dr. Hobbit said there was a dangerous cold going around. That's what happened. And by God, all the prices Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: went up. Holy shit. I can't imagine. I just Yo, it's Carrie: Can't imagine it. Todd: anyway. Yo, it's Carrie: No one saw that coming. That's funny. Todd: Next door, baby. Like seals. Yo, it's Carrie: it's embarrassing. Wow. So this was on a government server. That's really Todd: Yes. And he had things like like Bill just added. There's all kinds of stuff. I I mean it just Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Well there's there's some pretty damning stuff too and it it's obvious that he didn't consult with Hillary Clinton, like how to clean that shit up before everybody got a chance to read it. Todd: Yeah. Well, I yeah, he didn't I mean it was just it it showed him to be what I Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: think most of these government bureaucrats are, which is the most shallow, self-absorbed like all they care about is what do people think of me? Yo, it's Carrie: Self serving, mm-hmm. Todd: It's just unbelievable. Un just not even not even people. Yo, it's Carrie: It's so icky. Todd: These are the kinds of people that are nothing more than fuel for the eternal barbecue. Yo, it's Carrie: no. That's a great segue. We also have a show called Bears with Jesus. We Todd: By the way, tell him Carrie. Be honest with Jesus. Yo, it's Carrie: And we don't talk about the Eternal Barbecue, but that did make us think of it. Tomorrow, tune in. Todd: I'm sudden My doctrine is changing. We need a place to stick doctor Hobbit for all eternity. Yo, it's Carrie: dear. Well, tomorrow listen to Beers with Jesus. We just had Todd: We're talking about Abraham tomorrow. We're we're in Genesis now. Yo, it's Carrie: Yep, we're in Genesis and we just talked about the Tower of Babel last week. So it was. It was super cool. It was Todd: That's great discussion. You guys wouldn't think so, so you should Yo, it's Carrie: it was a special edition with a guest, so check it out. Todd: Yeah, it's probably the probably the best discussion I've ever heard on the Tower of Babel. And I mean I'm being modest. Yo, it's Carrie: Ha ha ha! Todd: Ha ha ha Yo, it's Carrie: Todd's gonna journal later. It was the best discussion. Everyone is going wild for me. Yeah. No, it's fine. You're allowed you it's Todd's world. You're allowed to Todd: I don't wanna be too humble. But hold on, let's hear what Joe Yo, it's Carrie: like you're allowed to toot your own horn here. Todd: Let's hear Joe talk a just this is about a minute and a half of Joe Rogan Yo, it's Carrie: Uh-huh. Todd: talking about the Fauci thing and talking about covet a little bit. And let's hear what he has to say. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. This is recent. Todd: Yeah. Probably not last week, probably the week we were off. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. boy. Todd: I think that's true. I I do think he's right it shouldn't be that way. I don't think it I I don't think it should be that way. I but God it seems like it to me. I don't know. Yo, it's Carrie: It shouldn't be that way. And Yeah, but Todd, to be fair, CNN and all of those shows, they put out there what is important. Not the people don't care about this. And the Todd: Right. Yo, it's Carrie: fact that they're ignoring it says a lot about it. It's not that it's not important, it's just that they don't want to they don't wanna face the facts of what happened. Todd: Yeah. So he's talking about the pardon that Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: Joe Biden's auto pen. The auto pen named Joe Biden. Yo, it's Carrie: It was it was kind of like Hunter's pardon, wasn't it? Todd: Most of yeah, there were these there was these sweeping pardons just in case anybody did anything wrong. They're good. Yo, it's Carrie: Just just in just in case anything comes forward. Okay. It's wild. Todd: And you're gonna see this going forward. You're gonna see Trump probably try to pardon himself. Well, I shouldn't say that. It depends on if if however twenty twenty eight goes, if we assume Trump Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: doesn't run, let's say Vance or Rubio run. Whoever let's Yo, it's Carrie: Uh-huh. Todd: say let's say one of those win. Let's say we we instead of just having two years Yo, it's Carrie: Dancer Ruby. Todd: of Republicans, we we have three years like we had following Reagan. Three terms, I should say, not not years. Yo, it's Carrie: okay. Yeah. Todd: So generally you don't get three consecutive terms of the same party and holding the presidency. It's just it doesn't happen that often. So Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: let's say that happens, then Trump still has his lame duck period. Then I don't think Trump will pardon himself. I think he'll wait and let Vance or Rubio pardon him. maybe. Because then he doesn't have to deal with the Supreme Court on the legitimacy of the self pardon. But I do believe Yo, it's Carrie: No. Todd: that if any if a Democrat wins, Trump will Self pardon because of everything you went through last time. Yo, it's Carrie: Why do you think Trump feels the need for a pardon from anyone? Todd: Because of what happened to last time, look what they did to Yo, it's Carrie: Because of the the okay, yeah. Todd: the law fair against him. I mean, they wanted to destroy him and his family, his businesses, everything. Yo, it's Carrie: The indictment yeah, the indictments. the convictions actually, yeah. Todd: Yeah. I I mean i it's what it's the precedent that they set. That's the problem. So we have all these problems Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Okay. Todd: that we gotta solve. Okay, anyway, back to Joe Rogan. That was what he's talking about. It the pardon, the sweeping pardon that Dr. Hobbit got. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Yeah. I I don't know that I knew that. I or I don't remember it. I try not to think about him. I'm Todd: really? Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: trying to move on, Todd. Amen Joe. Yep. Hundred percent. Todd: One hundred percent. Yo, it's Carrie: Boom. Todd: Like some businesses. Yo, it's Carrie: no. Exactly. Todd: Like when President Trump was having his remember the last time we had our show? Trump had his his he was doing a a broadcast from the Oval Office and they Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah, his his speech. Todd: just decided once we look at it, we'll decide if there's anything there you need to hear about. Yo, it's Carrie: Todd, they needed to put it in context. Remember, they needed to contextualize it. That is the best. What was that like a minute of Joe? That I think is Todd: Minute and a half for Joe who did a hell of a job. Yo, it's Carrie: one of the best minutes of Joe Rogan I've ever heard. Todd: I thought so too. I thought he he just summarized it and and he just he killed it. So Yo, it's Carrie: Yep. Just nailed it. I I wanna share that. I wanna share that little clip of Joe. To my millions Todd: Do you want me to send it to you, Carrie? Yo, it's Carrie: of followers. Thank you. Todd: Here Carrie. I'm gonna send it right now, maybe, via chat to Carrie. Yo, it's Carrie: I don't know. However, okay, you send it. Don't share my Todd: There you go. Yo, it's Carrie: don't share my email or phone number on here. Todd: It's not on I'm not we don't have it shared right now, do we? Okay. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: I'm like, I think it's just us on screen. Yo, it's Carrie: No, I know. I just mean my I don't want to like broadcast to the world how to reach me. I already can't Todd: No no I sent it already. So anyway. Yo, it's Carrie: keep up with my millions of followers. Good job, Tadas. Good. Todd: Louis there there would be more had we not lost a billion people during COVID. Remember Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: when they were plowing like they had their little mini bulldozers running down the sidewalks 'cause there were so many bodies? Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Todd: We had to shut everything down. Two weeks to slow Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. You know where there were Todd: the spread. Yo, it's Carrie: you know where there were legitimate bodies, Todd? In the nursing homes where they crammed all those people who were sick and vulnerable. Hmm? Did you did you have to do that? Unbelievable. Todd: We stood outside to talk to my grandma in the freezing cold. Yes, it was insanity. The entire thing was insanity. I said the whole time it was insanity. Other people did too. I listen, I wasn't Yo, it's Carrie: Awful. Yeah. Yeah. Todd: so pressed that I was the only prophet in the entire world. No, everybody half maybe not half. 25% of the country understood this. Yo, it's Carrie: Explain. Mm-hmm. Todd: I wish, I wish, see. We did gain some things out of COVID. I think. I think. I think we we I mean we lost a lot. Listen, but Yo, it's Carrie: Okay, yeah, we did. We did. Mm-hmm. Todd: we gained we gained a lot of dollar bills. We can if you're a boomer and you own a house, you gain like two hundred thousand dollars on your equity just by inserting all that money into there. So now your kids get to struggle for the rest of their lives. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm. Todd: But they'll get that extra 200 once you die, maybe. Just it people we Yo, it's Carrie: No, it'll just be Todd: don't have any economic understanding in this country is is part of the problem. Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Yeah. Todd: And so we do all these things that are that would lead to hyperinflation. We get hyperinflation Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: and then we're like, my God, where'd this inflation come from? Yo, it's Carrie: It's Trump's fault. That's that's where the inflation came from. Todd: We're like some dumb drug addled kid sitting in our parents' basement lighting Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: a little fire on the floor and then shocked, shocked that the fire spreads. I don't know where the fire came from. What do you mean? You were making it in the bathroom sink. anyway. But Joe, I I think that I do think that there's a there was a massive shift in trust in institutions. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah, I was gonna say it's no. Todd: Not massive enough. But it but maybe we got twenty percent that that before maybe didn't trust them. Like I don't know that I distrusted them as much as I do now, which and I distrusted them a lot. Yo, it's Carrie: Right. I was gonna say it it it was merely an affirmation for for us, you know, conspiracy theorists, but but for other people I hope I hope it open that that that's the priceless part of it is the the exposure. Yeah. Todd: I mean we just heard Joe Rogan. We wouldn't have had that pre COVID. Joe Rogan didn't think that way before COVID. Yo, it's Carrie: Did is COVID what did it? Was it COVID or was it the Todd: Yeah, he remember he got COVID and he got Iverme and he started taking ivermectin and CNN said told everybody he's taking horse paste and which hey I love horse paste, I'm all about it. But yes, and and they just flat out lied about it Yo, it's Carrie: And drinking bleach, remember they were just blasting Yep. Todd: and and he began to see all that matters to these people is the narrative. That is all they care about. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Yeah. Todd: Truth is not on their agenda. They Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: want the narrative because the narrative leads to power. And power leads to money. I mean that's that's that's world history. Like I can save Yo, it's Carrie: Well Todd: you Western Civ one one Yo, it's Carrie: Haha Well and the media the media controlling the narrative controls many of the people, which controls their votes, which I mean the domino effect is it's pretty scary, Todd: Well the truth is that Yo, it's Carrie: honestly. Todd: corporate interest and government interest control the media. That's the next step you gotta take above that. That's the Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: problem. And in and in too many I mean you you had the Bill of Rights. You know what? Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: Maybe we should do this right now. I was Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: this is the kind of thing I like to do a little later in the show where we Yo, it's Carrie: Okay, what are we doing? Todd: where we take a little longer clip that's a little Yo, it's Carrie: Are we gonna Todd: more little more intellectual. Yes. Yo, it's Carrie: Are we gonna talk about the Bill of Rights? Okay, I just pulled out my copy. Todd: Actually, you know who's gonna talk you know who's gonna talk about the Bill of Rights? Antonin Scalia. I found a Yo, it's Carrie: nice. Okay. Todd: great clip of Antonin Scalia discussing Anton Antonin Scalia was a justice from the Supreme Court, rock Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: solid traditionalist justice, and he he died a few years back. That was how we got I don't remember who replaced him. Is it possible that Katanji replaced? God, please, Lord, that would be like salt in the wound. I hope that didn't happen. Yo, it's Carrie: Hold on, I'm looking that up. I was pulling out my I thought I had I thought I had the Bill of Rights here in my little pocket thing. Todd: Not just the dumbest justice ever, one of the dumbest people ever, Katanji. Yo, it's Carrie: My gosh. You know what? I I don't think she really is. I think she just was talking nonsense. Todd: I don't I don't think you talk nonsense that many times. I don't think you write in a Supreme Yo, it's Carrie: Perhaps. Todd: Court opinion, L I mean wait for it. Remember when she did that? Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Okay, so Merrick Todd: Listen, this is a go ahead. Yo, it's Carrie: Merrick Garland was nominated, then Neil Gorsuch is the one who replaced him. Yeah. Todd: thank God. That's right. That was the one that the mostly dead Mitch McConnell held the line on and wouldn't confirm Merrick Garland for Obama. Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Okay. Todd: Which by the way, I've heard I just saw that I just saw that that nearly Yo, it's Carrie: Have we heard an update? Todd: dead Mitch McConnell has decided to temporarily work from home. Joining Yo, it's Carrie: I mean Todd: Abraham Lincoln. He's working from home too. Joining Anton Yo, it's Carrie: W F Todd: and Scalia. Anton and Scalia's working from home with Mitch McConnell. Temporary. Yo, it's Carrie: Hash hashtag work working from home. Has anyone seen him working from home? Is he joining the Todd: No. Yo, it's Carrie: teams meetings? Todd: No. Cameras don't work on vampires. You Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: can't. It's like you can't zoom in mirrors. Let's listen. Now this is a long this is a five minute clip. I Yo, it's Carrie: Unbelievable. Didn't I thought I Okay. Okay. Todd: will tell you this, it's worth every single bit, every single minute. I don't know if we'll Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: listen to the whole thing 'cause sometimes I don't like to do a long clip, so we'll see. But let's listen to what Antonin Scalia has to say about the Bill of Rights and what makes Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: our constitution unique. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: And spoiler alert, it's not the Bill of Rights. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: You're crazy. Yo, it's Carrie: Ha ha ha. Hm. Todd: Does it make sense so far? Yo, it's Carrie: yeah, this is really good. Todd: He's doing a fabulous job, isn't he? Yo, it's Carrie: This is really good. Yep. Todd: Here it is. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm. Interesting. Todd: Is this making sense, you think, Carrie, people are sticking with us? Okay. All right. Yo, it's Carrie: this is awesome. I think this is really awesome. Todd: I thought this was one of the most educational five minutes that I had spent and I thought I I gotta play this for people. Yo, it's Carrie: So th this distinction, if I can just say right here before because I know there's gonna be more, I don't wanna forget that Todd: Yeah. No, go ahead. Yo, it's Carrie: that so what he's saying is our constitution is not what's so distinctive. It's it's the separation of powers. The Bill of Right, yeah, the Bill of But even Todd: No, the Bill of Rights isn't. The Constitution is. Yo, it's Carrie: but well but i yeah, I'm sorry. He's just saying you're you're correct. You're correct. The structure of it. Todd: The structure that separation. Yo, it's Carrie: But what he's saying is it's the separation of powers that is so different with us than around the world. This is so in or West you Western. Todd: Our frame our framers were brilliant in how they crafted something that prevented the centralization of power. That that's been the key to America. So because I mean obviously you have different Yo, it's Carrie: Fascinating. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, this is so good, Todd. Todd: Okay, let's keep going. He's got another two minutes left, guys. You don't even have to pay for this. You don't even have to pay credits Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: in college for this kind of and and trust me, this is Yo, it's Carrie: Ha ha. Todd: worth more than any college class you'll ever take. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah, this is good. Todd: Talking about us. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Dysfunctional Congress. Todd: Carrie's gonna start singing. So the point was that Alexander Hamilton said that that the biggest evil they were trying to prevent was too many laws, too much legislation. And Scalia said, Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: You ain't seen anything yet, buddy. Yo, it's Carrie: Goodness, right? Todd: That concludes his opening remarks. What do you think? Yo, it's Carrie: Wow, thank you so much for sharing that, Todd. I love I love that. And while it's difficult to it's difficult to embrace the gridlock to appreciate it, I think I could I think I could handle the gridlock better if they were actually deciding on single issues. It really bothers me when they lump all this shit together. And it's like, well, the reason we voted against it was because of this one little thing. It's like we're trying to fix this. Why do you have something completely unrelated attached to it? So I could appreciate the gridlock and accept it much more if it were clear, more clear. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Todd: When you when you start we just talked about COVID. COVID was an example, World War II was an example, nine eleven was an example of when the gridlock almost ceases to exist. So something happens and it's Yo, it's Carrie: Yes. Todd: it feels it feels like it's rocking our entire world, right? Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Nine eleven. Todd: And and suddenly the gridlock disappears. When that gridlock disappears Suddenly laws just start flying in. And Yo, it's Carrie: They do. You're right. Todd: then and then you get the surveillance state like we have today. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Yeah, don't you think that's potentially, I mean, loosely connected to the nine eleven stuff? Todd: It is. It is. And it's it it's I I I think I think Antonin Scalia is right. More gridlock is better. It frustrates you at times because Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: you can't get things done. And the framers answer to that would have been that's because the government's never the solution most of the time. Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Yeah. Todd: The only time that they set it up really was kind of in wartime where a president can just kind of take over when he needs to Yo, it's Carrie: Sure. Todd: repel invaders and do whatever and you don't have time for Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: all this. And they and they they allowed for that. But the but the longer life the the longer this country goes on, and Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: people will say, well we're not an old country like England or France, we have a really old constitution, far older structure of government than almost any country on earth. Yo, it's Carrie: Really? Todd: Yeah, and most countries, even if they exist for a long time, they'll go over rollovers. You know what I mean? And they'll Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: have a new constitution and they'll have a new this and a new that. England's done that over and multiple times. So that England today Yo, it's Carrie: Really? It's funny 'cause I feel like there's Todd: doesn't bear a lot of resemblance to you know what I mean? Yo, it's Carrie: Like their their broad structure is, but the all the rules are different. Because Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: like their structure of, you know, the king, the the queen forever, the king now, the prime minister, the house house of parliament. Mm-hmm. That's been the same for a long time. Mm-hmm. Todd: But none of matter. And they did. Like they like the royal the royalty doesn't matter. They they all they are is figureheads. Yo, it's Carrie: They're the he yeah, head of the church. Mm-hmm. Right. Mm-hmm. Todd: Yeah. I don't know if they can actually do anything or not. You know what I mean? I my guess would be the church at by this point the Church of England has probably insulated itself well enough that Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: I you know what I mean? I just don't think that that that it does much, but but yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: Chad, how do you feel about how do you feel about an issue? so I love everything that you just said, you just said about the gridlock and you know preventing those laws from just sailing through and all of a sudden we've got stuff, you know, it's hard to undo. Hard to undo when it you don't feel like it necessarily applies anymore. La laws are never Todd: Right. Yo, it's Carrie: really undone. Todd: Not very often. Yo, it's Carrie: not very often. But how do you feel about Todd: I mean they will be like slavery was. That was a hell of an undoing. But but you know, it was. And Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Thank God. Todd: then and then subsequently it took another hundred years to unwind kind of the social stigma and the civil rights and and and everything that went along with it for so long. You know, the war ended Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Yes. Todd: ended the the act of slavery itself, owning other people, which it should have. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Right. Todd: But it took a hundred years to work the rest of it out of our system. But we d until Obama we did. Now we got it back, but Yo, it's Carrie: To to recognize them as yeah. To re yeah. To recognize them as citizens, each one a whole citizen who could vote and those sorts of things. Yeah. Mm hmm. I know. Todd: Well, yeah, to to try to get to the point where we were, you know like when we grew up, it wasn't I mean listen, we we've regressed. Today there's there's far more racial issues than there were when Yo, it's Carrie: Come on. Todd: we when Gen X grew up, eighties and nineties we just didn't have a lot of it. It had it had largely been defeated as a a as an issue. You you didn't have Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: the have it like you do now. Then then Obama came in and We have what we have. And and he and he set out to make it this way. For power. He he he stoked division four power. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. He's he stirred he stirred the pot for sure. But but yeah. Mm hmm. Todd: And then in it I mean he got power, so I suppose he got what he was Yo, it's Carrie: Right. But Todd, Todd: after. Yo, it's Carrie: well how do you feel about, for instance, this idea of voter ID where overwhelmingly the American people, overwhelming majority of people, feel like it is a fair and reasonable requirement to have photo ID to vote. How do you feel about an issue like that going up g going into getting thrown into this gridlock system where it's like the people all agree on this for the most part. Guys, get it done. Like how do you feel about that? Todd: Well, I mean, maybe the answer is that eventually it will eventually the will of the people will make itself known on the issue, but but that because of the system and especially be I mean, so many people are have w the problem is that that the people can take back control. That Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: the that there are some levers there. People will be like, We can't vote our way out of this. Well, no, that's not entirely true. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: It's just you can't vote your way out of it in one election. You can't count, you're Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: not gonna President Trump's not be one term savior. That's just not how how our system works. You can start to to Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Todd: to kind of turn the tide, Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: but but you have to have a citizenry that gets involved, and we don't have that. We don't have an involved citizenry, we don't have an informed citizenry. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: We have a citizenry that just gets pissed because things are because a burrito is twenty dollars and A video on their phone took four seconds to load. I mean that's honestly that's kinda where we're at, you know? And Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Yeah. And they can't and they can't afford a new house. Todd: Well and gas. I mean gas is listen, that's legit. Gas trading. Yeah, it is. It should. Yo, it's Carrie: Our gas is coming down. Ours is coming down. Hey, you know what, too? I I wanted to tell you. We I didn't know when it was appropriate to bring it up, but I know of two I know of two people. There you go. We just we just we Todd: Right now. We're never appropriate on this show. It's Todd's world. Yo, it's Carrie: jump all over. No, listen, I know of two people recently who have bought homes in very nice areas for like three fifty, three sixty. Todd: Okay. So you're saying well I Yo, it's Carrie: On Todd: I have seen the housing I know specifically new builds are c have come down somewhat significantly. Yo, it's Carrie: I wanted to ask. New builds have okay. Because these tiny little new builds around the corner from me, tiny and I Todd: Mm-hmm. Yo, it's Carrie: say tiny I I've not been inside, but the outside they're small. They're one story Yeah. But those new builds Todd: We're on the front edge of the of it though. Some of the real big builders are where you start to see leading edges in that stuff. But it'll take Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: a year to work through the system. Some I mean unless something bad happens, then it goes fast. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. But those were listing and selling for half a million. Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: Tiny little places. You know, right next door to another tiny little place. It w they it's really interesting. Todd: You know, I I have I have a clip I'm not gonna play right now. I'm just gonna tell you but it's Scott Beston talking and he and he Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: and he makes a little bit of a of a of a comment at the end where he says nobody wants to talk about it, but everywhere ice goes, rents go down. That's just that's just true. Yeah, hold on, I'll find it Yo, it's Carrie: Scott says that. Todd: it's good enough that maybe I should find it. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: And it's not far I shouldn't be too far away. Here, but yeah, that's that's essentially what he says is that it's downward pressure that we let all these people in and he's hundred percent right. This is what he's talking about. In fact I just found the video right here. I had Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Okay. Todd: it I had it queued up to play, it was just like, you know, you're going through the show and you're like, what do we want to do here? But but Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. I want to hear Scott Bessett's Todd: This is a shorter clip. Here we go. are they? I put a hummingbird feeder out a few weeks Yo, it's Carrie: The hummingbirds are going nuts here right now. Nuts. I've never seen so many. Yeah. Todd: ago. We're getting Yo, it's Carrie: Are you freshening up the water every week though? The the nectar? good, good, good. Yep, good. Todd: Yeah, almost every four days. 'Cause it it'll start to ferment on them. I that's what Grok told me. Yo, it's Carrie: Yep. Todd: Although Grok was less than flattering to some of my writing yesterday, so we're on the outs. Yo, it's Carrie: well does Grock know it knows how to feed the hummingbirds Yeah. Todd: It's not that it was less than flattering. It wasn't as flattering as I felt like I deserved. Here's Scott Besson. Yo, it's Carrie: That is one hundred percent fair. Todd: He's talking about the illegal immigration, the illegal immigrants over the Biden years that were brought into the country. We don't know how many, we don't know if it's ten, fifteen, or twenty million. That's what he's Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: saying. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Yeah. So simple supply and demand. Todd: Very simple supply and demand. You have a certain amount of of of housing supply. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Todd: You just randomly increase the population by let's say seven percent. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: I Yo, it's Carrie: Sure. Todd: mean I don't know what it goes up by a year. If it goes up by a percent, I feel like that'd be a lot. I don't even know if it does that. as far as Yo, it's Carrie: Right. I don't even know. Todd: new builds and It would be a combination of well it'd be all new builds, but it would be single family residences and multifamily apartments and do b you know, you'd have to factor in the whole thing. But even so you just don't have you know how to trade people to build them. It's just the whole thing is Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: i is is a problem. And so everything just becomes unaffordable is what is kind of what we've seen. So Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Todd: but Mass deportations would solve a lot of that. I I don't know that we have the stomach as a country for mass deportations. But but I'd l I'd like to think that that we could. Yo, it's Carrie: I'm okay with the gradual ones for now. Sure. Todd: one other person we we got during COVID. You know how much I love Anna Casparian. I gotta play Anna Casparian. It's a quick little clip. Yo, it's Carrie: You haven't like you haven't played her in a while. Todd: I have it. And she she realized what Dr. Fauci was too. She's from the Young Turks. Anna Kasperian. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: Lefty probably, but you know, who knows anymore? The lines are are starting to blur. Yo, it's Carrie: I was gonna say she's kind she's blurry on that, correct? Todd: Little. Yo, it's Carrie: Love her love her dress. Todd: I don't know, to me she's becoming conservative. That's a conservative opinion. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah it is. You must just have fallen in love with her in an instant. How many times have you watched that video? Todd: Anna Anna's becoming a small government young Turk. Yo, it's Carrie: Yep. Love it. Todd: So yeah, I I love that. Hey, do you know? Yo, it's Carrie: Small government, baby. Todd: I and listen, that needs to happen what it what Anna said Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: that needs to happen with about another fifty percent of our country. Like Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: needs to get their they they need to wake up. Yo, it's Carrie: Trust no one. Todd: Especially from the government. What'd Reagan say? The nine most feared words are however many words. I'm from the government and I'm here to help. Now here's a quick Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. yeah. Right. I'm here to help. That's when you close the door. Bye. Todd: Have you ever heard of there's a sports league supposedly in Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: America called the WNBA? I don't know if you've heard of the WMBA before. Have you? You've heard of the WMBA? You know what the W stands Yo, it's Carrie: I've heard of the WNBA. I I'm sorry, I don't Todd: for? Yo, it's Carrie: I don't follow it. Women Women We love women, Todd. It's time for you to preface this with how much you love women. I know. Todd: Women. Weird. National Basketball Association. The Women's National Basketball Association. I do love women. And you know what? The the the WNBA has had a gift handed to it, a golden goose of sorts, in Kate in Caitlin Clark, the college phenom, Yo, it's Carrie: really? yeah. Yeah. Todd: and they have done everything they can to keep her out. They don't have her on all star posters. They've tried to beat the hell out of her 'cause Yo, it's Carrie: I know. Todd: The WNBA actually the W in WNBA stands for black lesbians. It's the Black Lesbian National Basketball Association. Yo, it's Carrie: damn. Poor Caitlin. I feel bad for her, man. She's got an uphill climb. Is she the is she the blonde one? Who was pointing? I love that girl. Hysterical. Todd: And poor Caitlin. Now, do you know who Sophie you know who Sophie Cunningham is? I should have put her picture up. She's the blonde girl with the point, all the pointing memes. We love Sophie Cunningham. Well, Sophie Cunningham was asked, or it came up somehow, whether or Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: not biological men, men, dudes, with their bits and pieces should Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: be able to play. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: in the W Yo, it's Carrie: Well, Todd: NBA, the women's national the black lesbian national Can a man be a black lesbian? Can a white man identify as a black lesbian? Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: These are the questions the WNBA is wrestling with. Yo, it's Carrie: What did Sylvie Cunningham say? Todd: Well, so if we Cunningham said, listen, biological mention be playing women's sports. Perfectly reasonable take that anyone in human history, yes. But, but, but, but that has caused Yo, it's Carrie: She did? She said that? Todd: something of a kerfuffle in the in Yo, it's Carrie: Has it? Todd, I'm shocked. Todd: the land of the black lesbian NBA. So this is Yo, it's Carrie: I'm shocked. Todd: this is Caitlin Clark's coach. I can't remember her name, Stephanie something. Yo, it's Carrie: thank you. Okay. Todd: In i in in any sane world, she would never matter and we'd never hear from her. In a Muslim country, she would have been thrown off a roof for being a lesbian. But but that's not where we live. Yet, yet we're on our way. But we're enjoying the black lesbian Yo, it's Carrie: No, don't say that. Don't say that. I am not claiming that for the United States of America. Okay. Let's go. Todd: So Stephanie is the head coach of of the Indiana Fever, which is Caitlin Clark's team, and Sophie Cunningham's team. They're both on the same team, the Indiana Fever. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. I forgot. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Todd: And so this this was just the first of it, but but multiple coaches, multiple executives, multiple players in the WNBA, the Black Lesbian Basketball League, have been asked: should biological men be able to compete and be in the WNBA? Would that be okay? Like, and And this is this is the coach of the Indiana Fever. This is her answer. This kind of started the whole kerfuffle and things have been rolling and rolling since then. And they've taken an interesting turn. But let's hear what she has to say. Yo, it's Carrie: She she is the team's coach, to be clear. Okay. Got it. Todd: She's the Indiana Fever's team head coach. Yeah, she'll bench Caitlin Clark. And she's one of the ones basically doing everything she can because Yo, it's Carrie: shoot. okay. Todd: she identifies as black lesbian. Everybody Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: in the except Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark identify as black lesbians in the WNBA, which doesn't stand for women, apparently. Let's hear what she has to say. Yo, it's Carrie: And Caitlin Clark. Okay. They're they're they're pretty they're pretty white girls, those those two. Okay. Okay. Todd: Who tests is biological male. Does that mean somebody cupped them? Is that what that means? They just are like, huh, cough. We got another one by God. I don't even have to wait for the results to come in. Yo, it's Carrie: C can you can you pause, Todd? I'm sorry, I'm not Todd: No. Yo, it's Carrie: gonna do this very often. I don't think I've ever done this. I'm gonna need you to go back to the beginning of this because I need to hear that again. This woman is a professional women's sports team Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: coach. Todd: Indiana Fever Coach I thought I gave her name. Sorry, I was looking. It is I know it's Stephanie something, I can't remember her name, but Stephanie the black lesbian Indiana fever coach. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah, I th thought it was Stephanie's something. so I and but I'm sorry. Is is her answer was her answer I'm not educated enough to to Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: answer this question? Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay, I'm gonna look up her name so that we know. Todd: She's never felt a Frankenbeans. She's never lifted the heft of a dick in balls, apparently. Stephanie White. How the hell is she identifying as a black lesbian? I want to know. She's probably married to a black lesbian. Because I think it's like being an American citizen. Like if you Yo, it's Carrie: Stephanie White is her. She's gotta work extr she's gotta work extra ex She's gotta work extra hard. my god. Todd Todd: somehow are a straight chick pregnant and you wander into black lesbian land and you happen to plop one down, it's birthright citizenship. You're all black lesbians now. Okay. Let's go back. Yo, it's Carrie: Ha ha ha Todd: Don't worry, sh Yo, it's Carrie: And where we are I don't Todd: She's leaning into not being educated. Distracting. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Who's asking these questions? Todd: yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: Is it? Todd: Grow beyond black lesbians. Yo, it's Carrie: Ha ha ha. Todd: I mean honestly there's Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: there's not a lot of work out there for black lesbians, so this league isn't important. It's like Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah, it it is. This is a this Todd: Like the forward of building cars. We're building black lesbians out there. Not many places are as good at it. Yo, it's Carrie: I do know do you know what I wish they had asked after that question? I wish someone I'm I'm gonna be indelicate and say I wish someone had had the balls to ask the question right after that and say how do you feel about a straight white woman playing for the WNBA? I I wish someone had asked that question. I'm serious because I'll tell you what, her answer would not be her answer would not be yeah, I've no sh I'm sorry, her answer would be I have no problem with that. Her answer wouldn't be, well I'm not really educated enough. Do you know what I mean? I wish someone Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: had asked that. Todd: Well, you know what's great? What's great is that is that the Black Lesbian Basketball League Yo, it's Carrie: Tell me what's great, Todd. This is absurd. Todd: Their bluff is being called. Wait till you see wait till you see this. It's one of the most fabulous things. Yo, it's Carrie: is there more? Okay. Todd: This is Royce White, who is a former NBA basketball player. Let's hear what he has to say. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm mm. Rice. Todd: He's hot too. He'd be a hard WNBA player. Yo, it's Carrie: I know. I'm into men, but I could be into Royce. Todd: What you think, Gary? He'll do whatever Yo, it's Carrie: Well, I'm just saying, he is hot. I Todd: the women need him to do. They're Yo, it's Carrie: I Todd: gonna be like, my god. These black lesbians are in for an awakening, unlike they've ever been. They're gonna be like, What are you? He's got everything attached. What is going on? We don't even have to bring the bag to the hotel. Yo, it's Carrie: You're talking about Todd: Just saying he came ready to play. Yo, it's Carrie: Game ready to play. Todd: Okay. So what do you think, Carrie? Yo, it's Carrie: I think Royce is going to be a tremendous asset to the WNBA. Todd: He's there are two now. There are two former NBA players who have declared for the twenty twenty seven WNBA draft. And there there is nothing well, I mean they'll get paid for one thing. And they'll Yo, it's Carrie: What's their motivation for this? Are they just enjoying themselves? They just amusing themselves? Well they're not gonna play. They're not gonna play for the WNBA. This is like a joke, right? He's I mean he's clearly joking. Todd: Well, I mean there's nothing there's nothing in the W NBA legally right now that could prevent them. There there just isn't. I mean, so well no, they're former, yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: It's quite a pay cut, but I mean they've retired so they just wanna go they wanna go play for fun. Todd: Yeah, they're just gonna Clay Travis, who Clay the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show, they took over for Rush Limbaugh after Yo, it's Carrie: right. Todd: Rush Limbaugh passed, but a year later. Clay Travis came out and offered the a wager for the with the WNBA, Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: I think the reigning champions are the Las Vegas Aces, maybe. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: Who the hell knows who watches these things? Black lesbians. How many are there? and they're not multiplying. Yo, it's Carrie: There about to be some more, apparently. About to be some more. Todd: But they he he offered ten million dollars to have the Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: Las Vegas Aces, the the current champions of the WMBA, play his choice of a high school men's basketball championship team. And he would rage your ten million dollars. He would pay ten million either to the Aces if they won or to charity of the high school basketball team's choice. And anybody who knows anything about basketball knows that The high school basketball team would probably win by about 60 points. Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Todd: They'd be the the the the WNBA black lesbians would have a hard time getting the ball over half court. So this is this is where lunacy comes in. This is this Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: is Romans 1 stuff. To go back to a Beers with Jesus plug. This is Romans Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: 1 stuff where God says, refusing to know God, they soon didn't know how to be human either. Yo, it's Carrie: Like just flipping it. Mm-hmm. Todd: And they descended into a spiral of of confusion and it got worse and worse. It didn't get better, it got worse. And Paul says they did it the whole time knowing they were spitting in God's face. Do you think Stephanie White knows she's spitting in God's face? Yo, it's Carrie: Well, I don't think that's how she's looking at it, of course. But I think she's trying she's trying not to dig you know, paint herself into a a corner where she's gonna be attacked and criticized for this logical this logical stance. And she should, as as a coach of a women's team, look to be protecting the integrity of her team, the safety of her players, the integrity of the game. And I'm sorry, it's a It's a it's a woman it's a women's league. Women, biological women should be playing and it and her saying she's not educated enough. You know, you can say I'm not educated enough in the psychology of trans people, but she knows biologically the advantages that men have over women, generally speaking, overwhelmingly generally speaking. And I just think it's like she just she just looks kind of weak saying that. It's like just again, just say say what's Say what's on your mind. Say it's pretty easy to say and be like we can dis Todd: the truth. Yo, it's Carrie: we can disagree, but I'm gonna speak the truth here. I I don't Todd: If there was no need for exclusion, there'd be no WNBA. That's the answer. Go play in the Chicago Bulls, then. I don't know. Whatever. We don't need exclusion. So that's Yo, it's Carrie: It would just be NBA. Yeah. Yep. Wow. That's wild, Todd. Todd: the WNBA. Jeez. Yo, it's Carrie: Wow. Todd: I want to talk about do you we had a primary in Michigan? Carrie needs a coffee. Yeah, I just want to ask you one question. Sorry. Yo, it's Carrie: Yes. Can we grab coffee? I do. Sure. No, go for it. Okay. Mm hmm. Mm hmm Sure. Todd: We're gonna take a break, but right before that, before we leave this segment, 'cause I wanted to say this to you, and then I started to transition into another segment. Sorry, guys. I'm identifying as a black lesbian for about a minute. Yo, it's Carrie: People have thought you to be like a man of color. Todd: Like, what nationality are you? Dude, it gets even worse. the what do you think that this this what's going on here with with these former NBA players calling their bluff with some of these things, do you think that this has the potential to to kind of break out and challenge and actually make these these things look like the fools that they are, these people who are trying to trying to tread the line. Trying to say they don't know what women are. Do you th Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: I mean, do you think that the public by and large is looking at and thinking, You're clowns. Yo, it's Carrie: well, do I think it has the potential to accomplish that? Is that what sh the question is? I hope so. I hope Todd: yeah, to to to to to maybe bury the hatchet on the tracks. Yo, it's Carrie: yeah, I hope so, but I hope so for a different reason. And I I hope I hope that's it it is in the pursuit of truth and not in the pursuit of necessarily making someone look foolish. That's just that's Todd: Right. Yo, it's Carrie: just a bonus for the people who have been acting like, you know, they can't think for themselves. Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: That's just a bonus. But you know, they can deal with that. But yeah, I hope it's in I hope it is to open people's eyes. Like this is this is Todd: I mean these Yo, it's Carrie: insane. Todd: these people should be humiliated, right? They should be humiliated for saying such stupidity and having a a platform where they can just spew retardation. I mean honestly, it's just Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: what is going on here? And and and we want I just Yo, it's Carrie: I don't know. Todd: we we lie about the most basic things. And ask people to believe us on anything else. I don't I don't understand. Let's take a break, Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Right. Todd: get a coffee fresh up, we'll get back and we'll wrap this puppy up. I wanna talk about the Michigan primaries, 'cause we had primaries here Yo, it's Carrie: All right. Yeah. Todd: in Michigan last week and they they made some national Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: news. So we'll we'll talk about that when we get back. Yo, it's Carrie: I think too, I think Stephanie White could have just like played the fifth. She could have just said she could have. She missed she missed her chance. Todd: She could have played the fifth, yeah. She'd have been smarter too. She needed an attorney present. Okay, we'll be right back. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: she identifies as black lesbian. Everybody Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: in the except Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark identify as black lesbians in the WNBA, which doesn't stand for women, apparently. Let's hear what she has to say. Yo, it's Carrie: And Caitlin Clark. Okay. They're they're they're pretty they're pretty white girls, those those two. Okay. Okay. Todd: Who tests is biological male. Does that mean somebody cupped them? Is that what that means? They just are like, huh, cough. We got another one by God. I don't even have to wait for the results to come in. We're back. Yo, it's Carrie: And we're back. Todd: I just put the countdown up. Carrie was mid sentence on something else. She was like, Whoa! The whole world doesn't need that. Listen, we had a primary in Michigan. Yo, it's Carrie: Whoa. Yeah, no, whole world doesn't need any of our private conversation. All right, let's go. Michigan primary. Yep. Todd: We're done with the WNBA, I guess. Does Stephanie White, the coach of the Indiana Fever, strike you as a lady who's maybe never been on the other side of Monica Lewinsky? Just like those dead eyes, something about it. You can always tell Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: the women who've never been under Clinton's desk. Okay. She was in Hilary's office. Yo, it's Carrie: You know I I don't know sh my god. I I can't tell. I can't tell. I'm not gonna speak to that. She looks really uncomfortable and I'm just thinking I'm sorry, one thing we didn't talk about. Why why are Todd: She has to get the text back the test. Yo, it's Carrie: they asking the test? Why are they asking this question? I I think it's just ridiculous. Like these guys are supposed to be sports journalists. Why is this what they're focused on? I I think it's so dumb. Todd: Here's what happened is is then Sophie Yo, it's Carrie: Ooh. okay. Todd: Cunningham went to they they were playing at some some arena. Apparently Yo, it's Carrie: Uh-huh. Todd: people play to watch or pay to watch them. Anyway, and they were someplace and all these trans Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. They're good. Todd: activists come out and the other team, I think it was the Minnesota Lynx, their head coach wore some shirt that was like trans kids matter or something, who knows. And so there's been Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: a lot of backlash from the the trans community. the addictomy Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: community on against Sophie Cunningham. So it has become a big thing. And to be Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: fair. And so there's a big kerfuffle. And we're gonna and mind you if it wasn't Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: for this for any of this Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: for for for for kind of any any of the any of the conflict any of the disagreement any Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Mm-hmm. Todd: of the controversies all of that Yo, it's Carrie: I already know what you're gonna say. Todd: would even know the WNBA exists. So this is all they've got going. Like this is their business model. Pissed off black Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: lesbians. Okay guys. We had speaking of pissed off black lesbians, we had a primary in Michigan Yo, it's Carrie: The Michigan, the Michigan Prime. Chad, you are in rare form today. Todd: And on the on the ballot. Yo, it's Carrie: Alright. I hope everyone's having as much fun as we are. Mm-hmm. Todd: on the ballot was for the Democrat side. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: on the Senate. We have an open United States Senate seat coming up. There was Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: multiple things that that happened. There we had a a gubernatorial, so you so you had a governor's we have a governor's race in Michigan on the off year. Yo, it's Carrie: Gubernatorial. Mm-hmm. Todd: And the the Republican side had a had a contested primary. John James Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: and Perry Johnson. I like Perry Johnson. We ended up with John James who's lost twice in statewide races and doesn't excite Yo, it's Carrie: I know. I hope you I mean Todd: anyone ever about anything. But somehow, somehow, he's gonna win this time. Yo, it's Carrie: Pol okay, so policy wise I've heard great things about him, so I hope he can pull it off. Todd: You know what I call him? I call him a black Rick Snyder, because that's what he reminds me of. Rick Snyder was one of our Yo, it's Carrie: I don't know him. Todd: on one of our governors, right before Whitmer, like the the nerd. But he was like a Republican, but you know, we get we did have Angler, who was a pretty rock ribbed conservative Republican, but otherwise you get like we get Republicans that are kind of squishes. Maybe 'cause we're a purple state. I don't know. But we're just kind of squishes. Yo, it's Carrie: I know, like they they don't want they don't want to come out too strong maybe. Todd: Yeah, and and and like half the time they'll disappoint you and the other half of the time they won't quite disappoint ya. But they're not they're Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: at least not out and out criminals like Whitmer. So that's that's Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: basically what we do here in in Michigan is we we have such great choices. So this guy on the on the Democrat on the senator primary side Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: On the Republican side, Mike Rogers won and he was on a post. So there wasn't there Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: was not really a a story there. He's been endorsed by Trump and he was on a post. On the Democrat side is where we played Haley Stevens, didn't we, with the crazy Michigan accent last news, where she's like, and a little bit of energy and a little bit of sticky boom. That was Haley Stevens. Okay, so Haley Yo, it's Carrie: yes, yes, I remember that. Yes. Todd: Stevens was running against Abdul El Sahid from Dearborn. Yo, it's Carrie: Yes. Todd: And that was the Democrat side of the Senate primary. And El Sahid is a Muslim communist. And the Yo, it's Carrie: Yes. Right. Todd: Muslim communist won, shockingly. And so there is there is possibly hope that maybe a Muslim communist won't play very well in Michigan. And perhaps Yo, it's Carrie: I hope not. Todd: it will drag down the Democrat ticket at large. He won by and large. overperforming in college towns. There's thought that he probably can't maybe take that to the general election. I don't know if that's true or not. I don't really know where we're at as a country. I guess we'll find out. Or as a state, I should say. Yo, it's Carrie: Well, we'll find out if there is election integrity in Michigan. Todd: Well, that's the thing. Jocelyn Benson has run on the Democrat side to be governor. She's been Secretary of State for the last eight years and is up to her neck in stealing elections, election crimes, and everything else. But great Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: the great thing for Jocelyn Benson is she's Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: the one responsible for prosecuting herself and hasn't remarkably Yo, it's Carrie: Ow. Todd: hasn't decided to look into herself. So Yo, it's Carrie: Jocelyn, that is such a that's so well played. Todd: So you're right. Who knows is the answer. Yo, it's Carrie: At least she's clever. Todd: But this is this is Abdul El Sahid is from Dearborn, which is largely a Muslim enclave now in Michigan. the I think Yo, it's Carrie: Outside of there, I've I've heard people call it dearborn a stan. Todd: Yeah, I don't think there's a bigger like a more dense population of Muslims in the US other than Dearborn. I don't think. Yeah, I think we're the densest enclave of Yo, it's Carrie: Really? In the whole country? Goodness. Okay. Todd: of Muslims. So anyway, this is this this video that I'm about to play you has gotten a lot of traction since the Muslim Kami won the primary. And Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: it's it's s El Sahid On Mackinac Island, talking about Mackinac Island. If you're not from Michigan, you may not know what Mackinac Island is. In Michigan, we have two peninsulas. We have one that's shaped like a mitten, Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. The the mitten. Todd: and one that sits on top of it called the Upper Peninsula. Between those two is something called the Mackinac Bridge, which is one of the largest suspension bridges in the world. And off in the distance is Mackinac Island. On Mackinac Yo, it's Carrie: Who Todd: Island, that you have the Grand Hotel, you have a bunch of beautiful they don't allow cars on Mackinac Island, so everything's Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Todd: like horse drawn carriages. Yo, it's Carrie: Foot traffic in bikes and like bicycles. Yeah, it's really a special place. Todd: It's it's gorgeous. The governor's summer home is on Mackinac Island. It's just you know, it's beautiful. Yo, it's Carrie: It's kind of a must visit at least once if you've if you're ever up in that area. Super cool. Mm-hmm. Todd: Yes, it it absolutely is. So this is the Muslim Kami, Al Sahid, running for the United States Senate in Michigan on Mackinac Island. And he's gotten a little flack for this particular this is kind of it's part of a documentary or something. It's like a kind of a they're just recording him as he's walking around. Yo, it's Carrie: And one more time for the label for the people in the back. What are you labeling him? Muslim Kami. Okay. Just making sure everybody heard that. Okay. Todd: the Muslim commie. Because that's what he is. He's a Muslim communist. So but the college kids like him. Yo, it's Carrie: no. The college kids like him? Okay. Todd: This is MACA, he's getting He started off saying, You'll hear it right here, he's gonna say, I hate Mackinac so much. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah, it's what so much? Todd: No. Yo, it's Carrie: Mackinac, why? Todd: Did you hear that? Yo, it's Carrie: Why? Why is he saying is this him in the back, by the way? In the lighter suit? Okay, because when it when the camera flipped Todd: Tim, yes. Yes. and the lighter suit is we keep putting it. Yes, he's the guy on the left well, when you're looking at the video, he's the guy on the left with the sunglass Yeah. With the suit. Yep, yep. Yo, it's Carrie: He's okay, on the left. From behind it looks like he's in the center. Okay. Why is he why is he hating on Mackinac? Is that like a is that a negative ad, obviously, like a live mic? Todd: Well he came he came out with a tweet saying anybody No, no, that wasn't that was part of a documentary came out. He came out and kinda doubled down on it and said, Anybody who's saying that the fav best place in Michigan is a place that bans cars is crazy. And so that's what he's I'm just saying. And Yo, it's Carrie: It's not my gosh. It's like a beautiful tourist area. Todd: And that has gotten a lot of flack because a lot of people, a lot of Michiganders, as we're called, Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Mm-hmm. Todd: when they're making up our names for the ballots they're gonna stuff. a lot Yo, it's Carrie: Yes. Todd: of Michiganders are are attached to Macken Island. It's one of our it's one of our our biggest tourist destinations. It's beautiful, it's very distinctive. I I think he's Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Yeah. Todd: wrong. It's it's the governor's mansion that's the summer home on Mackinac Island. I don't believe that US senators have summer homes on Mackinacle. I mean maybe we can buy but not not safe provided. Yo, it's Carrie: I was gonna say, I'm like, wait, what? Wow. That's crazy. It's such yeah, it's such a special place. I mean, I think I've been there only once or twice in my life, but it's like it's just it's su it's a it's a one it's a once in a one place in the world like it, you know? Todd: I don't know if you know this about Muslims, but they're not known for their appreciation of like natural wonders and such. I I mean, I'm just saying they don't they don't have Yo, it's Carrie: So he's like Todd: the most beautiful countries in the world, generally. Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Right. Okay. I heard a little bit about this guy. I heard a little bit about him. And it sounds like he's like completely like born, raised, very American life experience. Is that accurate? Todd: I what I want to play is the guy who is running against. Here we go. Yo, it's Carrie: Are are there people s are there people like unhappy with the fact that he said that? In in Michigan? Okay. You shouldn't be speaking negatively about anything in your state. Yeah. Yeah. Todd: A lot of people are un unhappy. Yeah. Now listen, I don't know. I mean you see stuff you see stuff on X and and you wonder. But this is Mike Rogers. So this is the Republican Senate the the Republican who's gonna run against El Sahid in the election. Does that make sense? Yo, it's Carrie: okay. Okay. For Senate. Todd: Mike Rogers. He wants to be the next he's been endorsed by Trump, he wants to be the next Senator from Michigan, and he's gonna run against Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: The Muslim commie. Now Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: the great thing about Mike Rogers is that he was a congressman back around nine eleven and was one of the architects of the surveillance state in answer to that. So if you're in Michigan, you get a Muslim commie or someone tied to the surveillance state. That's our choices. That's our options, guys. At Yo, it's Carrie: Wow. Wow. Todd: least the surveillance guy pretends to like Mackinac. Or maybe he does. I don't know. I mean I don't. Let's hear what he is. Yo, it's Carrie: He wants to install some cameras there pronto. Todd: I have no idea. I I assume that guys were watching this on video. I assume the lady next to him is his wife. She will go Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: through this entire video and never say a thing. It looks like a hostage video. I don't know why she's in this video. If Mike Rogers has something to say and he's gonna be the only person talking, why wouldn't he be the only one on camera? I don't know. Okay. But anyway, Yo, it's Carrie: I'll speak to that after the video. Todd: here he is telling Democrats that they have a home. Other than the Muslim commie if they want And he'll watch Yo, it's Carrie: Okay, love it. Let's Todd: while they come and vote for in all the flock cameras. Don't worry. Hopeless. Someone rescue that woman. Look at her. She's like, My God, someone get me out of here. Yo, it's Carrie: She's like Todd: I don't even have any lines in this movie. I'm Yo, it's Carrie: No. Todd: just like Yo, it's Carrie: Hehehehe Todd: Why? I I'm sorry, I can't stomach anymore, him. I gotta get out of him. He's so st Yo, it's Carrie: Okay, okay. Well I'd rather vote for if I live there I would rather vote for that than the Muslim commie, but Todd: I will I will hold my nose, smile at the surveillance cameras and vote for Mike Rogers. This is great. Yo, it's Carrie: Right? Be like Todd: We're gonna be spending a lot of time together, Mike. Where's your wife? She tied up in the corner? Yo, it's Carrie: So his wife look, look. Todd: That's Michigan politics, guys. I don't know what to tell ya. Yo, it's Carrie: It's totally normal. I'm sorry. It's totally normal for Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: her for his wife to be sitting there in the video. I get it. And she's a beautiful woman. I wish she had smiled a little bit because she does kind of look alarmed. She's nodding. Hmm? I think she is. Todd: You think she's beautiful? You think she's be I shouldn't. Do not ever say anything about women's looks. Mike Rogers' Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: wife looks like she's well fed on baby's blood. Fabulous looking, beautiful woman. Yo, it's Carrie: No, she just looks like she looks no, she's there supporting him, she's nodding, she's looking at him reassuringly and all that, but I just feel like her her facial expression could have been a little warmer, but it's just her. I don't know, it's the first time I've ever seen her, but she's there. It's totally normal for her to be in that video. It could have been a little warmer. Todd: Warmer. Could have been warmer. The ice could have been a little warmer. maybe. Yo, it's Carrie: It's okay. I don't know her. I I don't know. But Todd: You thought it was fine. Yo, it's Carrie: I I mean I get it. Todd: I just hate it. I just hate that kind of plastic banana phony bullshit. I hate it. It flies everything about it. Everything about it. It all just seems like bullshit to me. Politics I know what the inauthenticity just Yo, it's Carrie: You mean her look or the whole ad? the ad? I I think it's important I think it's well of course he's a politician. He's a politician, but Todd, I think it's important I think it's important for him to say what he said. I think it's a good tack tack to take. Well, it's politics. Todd: Carrie likes it. Carrie's a fan of Mike Rogers, the black lesbian Republicans. Yo, it's Carrie: It's wa it's wa wa wa It's wah wah wah, but I'm just saying it's what it is what it is. Todd: I know. Yo, it's Carrie: It's like there are worse things. There are worse things like a Muslim kami. So Todd: I wish there was real people in the world. That's what I wish. I found one! I found the best real person in the world, James Carville. Yo, it's Carrie: He is definitely not on baby's blood. Todd: James Carmel's real man. This dude is not gonna somebody Yo, it's Carrie: He really is. Todd: sitting next to him like a hostage, not saying anything. Yo, it's Carrie: This guy, what a character. Todd: So h James Carvel here is gonna comment on the Muslim commie and and the and the communists Yo, it's Carrie: what's he think of this? Todd: starting to infect the Democrat Party. You're gonna hear him use a name Hassan Piker, I think is the name. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: And he's one of the people running El Sahid's campaign. And Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: he's I mean pure communist. He's he's remember Obama's what was the the black pastor's name? Reverend Reverend White, I think, in Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah, that sounds familiar. Todd: in in like we America's chickens are coming home to roost and we gotta get rid of white people and whatever and Obama went to this church forever. Well Yo, it's Carrie: my gosh. Right. Todd: Hassan Piker, if this tells you anything, I pulled up a clip of him talking and Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: I thought I I can't play this on the air. It's just rife with F bombs and and Yo, it's Carrie: my Todd: America and we're all but and just and I just thought this is just this guy seems crazy. Like I'll be honest with you. I thought when I was listening to it, Yo, it's Carrie: He hate and he hates Mackinac. He F and hates Mackinac. Todd: maybe this is AI. I don't know. That's part of the reason I I didn't want to play it because I don't have time to research it. I thought can this Yo, it's Carrie: That's like how bad. That's how bad it was. Todd: can this guy be real? And that's who he's talking about is Hassan Piker. Now he James Carnival's Yo, it's Carrie: This is who he's talking about. So Todd: not gonna share a party with these bitches. That's what he says. Yo, it's Carrie: J I was gonna say James Carvo, although he's a Democrat, is such a like a traditional like old Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: old world Democrat, right? All right, let's Todd: Mm-hmm. Yo, it's Carrie: hear it. And I say old world, you know. Sixties. Six yeah, sixties Democrat, let's call it. Todd: It is an old world now. Clinton, that's a long time ago. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: So he's talking about Al Sahid and the communists, the Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: blacks, meaning the the the the black constituency Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: in the Democrat Party. He's not talking about the WNBA, he's not talking about black lesbians. Just the blacks in Michigan don't buy the commie shit, is what he's saying. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah, yeah, it's Todd: He's probably right. Yo, it's Carrie: Ha ha ha. Todd: I I want to tell people when when they say DSA candidates, Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: I think it's the Democrat Socialist of America. It's some some candidate. Yo, it's Carrie: Yep. It's their it's like a new it's a softened kind of you know, w they don't want to say commie. Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: But I'm sorry, is it just me, Tad? Or is hearing it it shocks me how racist it sounds when Democrats talk about black voters. To me I I mean you could go you could go through Trump quotes all day long and you will never hear anything as racist, not even close to as racist as This guy sounds talking about black voters. Todd: Well, I mean he's right that they that they have stuck with him. And I mean Trump Trump is Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: I know, but the way they talk ab the way they talk about them. Todd: Well yeah, they're just he's just being a little too honest. But also I don't think I mean to be fair, Carvel's from Louisiana. I don't I mean I I don't think he's racist at all, really. He's just talking like real life. Like like to him he he thinks of of that's just how the Democrat Party is. They they they're they're a collection of various groups. And that's all the that's all they think about. So it to to him blacks are just a group of voters. Yo, it's Carrie: Right. It shocks me. If I were a black person who votes Democrat and I heard that, it would bother me. Anyway. Todd: Yeah. Well Yo, it's Carrie: I'm sorry. I just I just see things more clearly, I think. Okay. All right. Todd: Maybe you're right. Back to the Dark LA. Yo, it's Carrie: What's up? Todd: James Carvel. Sometimes I Yo, it's Carrie: He's so crazy and Todd: like it more when he's actually crazier. But he was a little bit buttoned down demon. I think he was right in that. I mean I I he's, you know, they're they're gonna destroy the wait a minute, I gotta show you this too. This isn't a clip. Go ahead, Carrie, talk. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. So he okay, so well does he not feel that that this guy has has a chance then? Is that essentially what he's saying? Okay. Todd: Yes, he doesn't think he has a chance. Yo, it's Carrie: Well good. I really hope that every time these DSA candidates pop up, I hope they just get run out. I hope they just get run out of the the cities and states that they're in and they go away. 'Cause I I think there's no place for them. Not in the United States of America. Todd: I want you to know that we found another Yo, it's Carrie: Down with the DSA. Todd: we we found another picture of Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: of Mike Rogers' wife on Mackinac, by the way. Yeah, Yo, it's Carrie: there she's got a nice smile. Todd: she got a nice smile there. So I we don't think that she is tied up in the corner, perhaps. I don't know. He's he's keeping a close eye on her though. Yo, it's Carrie: No, looks like they're enjoying some froyo. look, there do you see the post? It said there's no place like Mackinac and they're enjoying like yeah. Good for them. No, I love it. No, I'm just saying it's like it's Todd: What's it say? There's no place like Mackinac. Yeah, I know. That bugs me too. See all the things that people get excited about annoy me. Just be a real person. That's all. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah, he's being a real person saying Mackinac is a is a state, you know, a treasure of Michigan. Why would you why would you bash it if you're running for office? Todd: Yeah I Yo, it's Carrie: It it's just it's damassery. Todd: How about this? I'm just gonna read you this. Speaking of Michigan, Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: the this this happened last week, August sixth, so a couple days ago. The University Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: of Michigan, Big Ten school, Wolverines, yep, Yo, it's Carrie: You will ban, go blue. Todd: go blue, just announced they're hiding all of the grades for their incoming students. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: Because they're going all out to curb mental health issues in the incoming freshman class, abolishing first semester grades for everyone enrolled in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts. Go blue. Yo, it's Carrie: my gosh. What Todd: Come bro! Yo, it's Carrie: is happening? How are they supposed to know how they're doing? You know what this is? You know what that is? Todd: You just have to laugh. Yo, it's Carrie: You just have to laugh. That is just like I remember when my kids were little and they were playing soccer and it was before soccer got, you know, serious. Todd: Mm-hmm. Yo, it's Carrie: So they're like eight, nine. And they didn't keep score. Todd: Right. Participation trophies. Yo, it's Carrie: Right, yeah, particip partice participation trophies every single season. But they d also didn't keep score during the games. Todd: So dumb. Yo, it's Carrie: And parents were like, that's so nice. And we're all going, The kids are keeping score. Kids know how they're doing, they know who's winning. And you know what? Those kids at U of I'm sorry. They're gonna know what their grades are. They're gonna be calculating their old grades, their own grades. Todd: Yeah, it's the whole thing is retarded. What is the point of college with no grades? Yo, it's Carrie: I know. What's the point of any education? I mean, you know You're my gosh. Todd: This look at this picture. This isn't even a clip. This is just a picture that is gonna make a lot of sense to you. I happen to see this. The Democrats are the little fish in blue. The DSA, Yo, it's Carrie: Yep. Okay, here we go. Yep. Todd: it says you are here with a red arrow, is a bigger fish eating the Democrats. And then you have a red fish that's the communist that's about to eat the DSA, Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: and then at the end of the circle of life Yo, it's Carrie: Yep. Todd: is the Islamist. Yo, it's Carrie: Yep. Todd: Pretty accurate, I think. Yo, it's Carrie: I think it is too. my gosh, did it say Michigan in the in the caption? Wow. Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: Well, Michigan, get your shit together. Todd: I mean, you think, right? Yo, it's Carrie: Get up there and vote. Todd: I think I had something about Bill Maher talking about the communists too. by the way, this is just a little aside, Gary. Sean Hannity, Fox News Yo, it's Carrie: Vote early and often, is that what they say? Yeah. Yes. Todd: host, radio raconteur, Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: has announced on his Fox News program that he has left the Catholic Church. He's no longer a Catholic. Their heresy's got to be too much for him. Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: Wow. Really? Is it because of the Pope? What's his deal? Sorry, Sean. Sorry to see you go. Todd: I don't know. Do you want me to I did what's he what's he say on here? over institutionalized corruption. blah blah blah. Yo, it's Carrie: Institutionalized corruption. Todd: As of today, I no longer consider myself a Catholic. I'm a Christian. Yo, it's Carrie: Hmm. Okay. Todd: he explained his departure from the church stemmed largely from what he described as institutional corruption at multiple levels. It was the parish level, the bishop level, cardinals, all the way to Rome. He described terrible behaviors he believed were not only unchecked but also never fully corrected. Anyway. Just a little interesting side. Sean Hannity is no longer a Catholic. And my cursor Yo, it's Carrie: Wow. Todd: is no longer working. there we go. It's back. Anyway, I thought that was interesting. Yo, it's Carrie: I was gonna say you were glitching a little bit there at the end. What did he say? what was the farewell message at the very end of that? Okay. Whatever the closing line was I didn't hear but Todd: I don't know if there was one. He just it it was a press release. It wasn't like I don't know that that was in I'm not sure that that was a a comprehensive take on his comments. You know what I mean? It was just kind Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Okay. All right. Todd: of the basics, like I'm still a Christian, just I'm not buying the Catholic thing 'cause they haven't Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: you know, whatever. That that was kinda his thing. Yo, it's Carrie: It's fine. Todd: man, this was good, Carrie. We gotta get out of here before long. We're already an hour and a half in. I know guys you're wildly entertained, but Yo, it's Carrie: That's right. Todd: There's a black lesbian basketball game on somewhere. I don't wanna miss a second. Because the men are coming. The men are coming Yo, it's Carrie: We don't know who might be playing today. Todd: and there's gonna be no more WNBA. We better watch it while we can. Yo, it's Carrie: They're like, we can't stop Caitlin Clark. We gotta let some dudes come and play. Todd: Did you see this? This was kind of wild. This had to do with the Fauci thing. It's on CNN. It's Dana Yo, it's Carrie: shoot, okay. Mm-hmm. Todd: Bash. and Yo, it's Carrie: this lady. Todd: RFK Jr., our Health and Human Services Secretary, Bobby Kennedy Yo, it's Carrie: RFK Junior is so brave to go on with her. Todd: Jr. you gotta listen a little quick, you know, because Bobby Kennedy has has the voice stuff. But but his points that he makes. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Doesn't bother me. Mm-hmm. Todd: He just destroys Dana Bash. So let's it and they're talking about they they go back to COVID. It's just it this is a great because Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: this was kinda going on during the Fauci thing too. It's one of the most studied things in science. What are you talking about? This has been studied a lot by the science. Yo, it's Carrie: Period. Todd: Guess what? Yo, it's Carrie: Wow. I kind of want to see the end of that. I I'd like to see where that did they actually it's the clip. No, Todd: I know I don't have it. I've got the that the clip ended there, but Yo, it's Carrie: I get it, but it's like I'm curious if they actually got to because I'm curious about the measles and the other vaccines and that's that's awesome. He called her out. Todd: I was on CNN guys. That was Dana the Bash who said this has been one of the most studied things that studyers have ever studied. Why don't you trust the studiers Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Todd: studying the studies? Yo, it's Carrie: I mean, listen, that t that that approach has worked for them for so long and now you have someone daring enough, bold enough like RFK Todd: What the Yo, it's Carrie: Junior. Did did you hear that? The thunder? That was thunder. The flood starting. my gosh, to watch what I I know. Todd: Yeah. Carrie the flood's starting again. It's at Carrie's house. Speaking of Bears of Jesus tomorrow, guys, tune in. Yo, it's Carrie: The flood's coming to drown all of the unvaccinated. It's been nice to know you, John. No, I'm just saying he Todd: There goes Carrie. Man, he called is your job to tell the truth. Because that's not what you've done. You haven't got and you should do everything with a lot more fear and skepticism of the government. I was like, go get him, Bobby. I love Bobby. I love Bobby. He's a real person. See that this is an example. Okay. You Yo, it's Carrie: Damn, I love that. I love that. He really is. Good for him. Yep. Todd: look at you look at Mike. I'll tell you why the Mike Rogers thing bugs me so much. Is Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: because you look at him and he's just a classic politician. Yo, it's Carrie: Yep, he is. He's playing it safe. Super safe. He's playing it safe. Todd: Just who knows? What is even going on? I just got people around me and they tell me, now we gotta get on the Mackinac thing. I gotta pretend like I love Mackinac. Shut up. Yo, it's Carrie: Well he probably does. He probably does. Todd: You know who was never like that? Trump. Trump Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: was not your typical politician. Bobby Kennedy isn't your typical politician. Yo, it's Carrie: No, of course. Yeah, right. Todd: JD Vance, I don't think, is your typical politician. Yo, it's Carrie: He's not. Todd: And and I like authenticity. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: And Bobby Kennedy, I've I've loved Bobby Kennedy since he kinda since Yo, it's Carrie: my gosh. When he came on the scene. Mm-hmm. Todd: He kinda came on the scene during COVID and everything, at least into my attention. I mean I I obviously I knew that Bobby Kennedy's dad had a kid. But Yo, it's Carrie: No, I I know what you're saying. And he's a he's such a blessing. Like God has put him put him in a position to really affect some important change and open opens some, you know, expose some of this culture, this Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: over vaccinating culture. Look, some of it's important, some of it's necessary, but man, you gotta you gotta know what you're Just shooting your kids full of. It's it's gone out of control. And they're just adding new ones all the time. I just met this gentleman who has not seen his two month-old granddaughter because the parents won't let him see her until he's gotten this. It's it's some vaccination. It's a Todd: my god. Yo, it's Carrie: it's what is it like the RS it has to do with RSV. And I I understand Todd: Okay. Yo, it's Carrie: risks and all that, but it's kind of like if you're not sick. You know what I mean? If you're like you're required you're you're keeping your grandchild from the I don't know enough. I I probably shouldn't have brought it up 'cause I don't really know about it. We didn't do that. We didn't do that. Todd: I don't know. I really don't. I'm not I haven't watched close enough, but this guy's Yo, it's Carrie: But I love it. He's in a position to expose this stuff and I love it. And he's calling her out. It was glorious. Todd: I love it too. I want you I want to play this guy. This guy that you know how we've talked about the Muslims building big Islamist cities and mosques and whatever Yo, it's Carrie: Cities, yeah. Todd: in Texas. I mean we know that we know about Dearborn, but in Texas, right? Yo, it's Carrie: right, right. Yep. Todd: Well, this guy is a Sharia law survivor from Iran, and so he's speaking at a city council in McKinney, Texas. Yo, it's Carrie: Why is he called a survivor? Like he's a guy. Todd: Like I guess 'cause he guy he made it out of Iran. And and Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. All right. Todd: he's a Christian. And they don't like they don't like Christians in Iran. Yeah, he's he's a Christian he's a Christian in Iran and he's speaking Yo, it's Carrie: gotcha. Okay. I was like, is he a Christian? Is he gay? Is he okay, gotcha? Okay. Todd: about Texas building these you know, letting these big Muslim areas kind of be built. And he tells Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: you exactly what the Muslim plan is and and just does Yo, it's Carrie: damn. Todd: a fabulous job in basically a minute. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. shit. Wow. Wow. I love that guy film filming filming intently. Todd: I wanted to let I wanted to let that applause go so people understood. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Wow. Do you think anyone's gonna listen, Todd? Todd: I don't know. Let Todd's Yo, it's Carrie: I mean Todd: world be the first to call for internment camp for Muslims, all right? Black, lesbians and Muslims, Yo, it's Carrie: My gosh. Todd: let's build our own little camps for Yo, it's Carrie: I think Stephanie White would say exclusion is never the answer. And it and I'm gonna say that but but I think that mentality it it comes from Todd: We've done it before. It wasn't like the Holocaust, they had skating ranks in their camps. Yo, it's Carrie: What are you talking about? Todd: The internment gaps. Remember in that we had in World War Two for the Japanese? They weren't Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: horrible places. We we let all out after the war. Yo, it's Carrie: did we just did we hold everybody there just to make sure they weren't 'cause we didn't trust Isn't that crazy? Can you even imagine can you even imagine that happening? Can you imagine that happening today though? my gosh. Todd: We rounded up a bunch of Japanese and put them in camps because we didn't trust them. That was FDR, by the way. That was a Democrat. The Democrat's savior. Yes, I think it should happen right now. No, not at all of them, but the dangerous ones. Yeah, I think we ought to round them up and get the hell out of our country. I you Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: know what? I don't even want to build camps. Let's just have mass deportations. Can we just do that? Isn't that what we campaigned on Trump? I mean, maybe. Yo, it's Carrie: I don't know. But that mentality of, you know, not excluding anyone, being welcoming and all of that, it's I I just I just think it's a it's a kind mindset, but it is potentially unrealistic, and dangerous in some situations. Todd: Well Yo, it's Carrie: Eddie's got some interesting insight there for us. Todd: Todd's world has been the first to call for Muslim internment camps. Yo, it's Carrie: gosh. Todd: And I'd like to volunteer West Michigan. Instead of data centers, we're gonna build internment camps. Yo, it's Carrie: Do you think what's the name of the guy with the with the wife and the Mike? You think Mike Roger is going Mike Rogers is gonna be Todd: Mike Rogers, I don't think he'll be for it. He'd be like, Sweet, we only need a couple of cameras. This saves Yo, it's Carrie: Ha ha Todd: us so much. I've been wanting all the Yo, it's Carrie: Yikes. Todd: in internment camps for so long. That's what we're trying with COVID. Yo, it's Carrie: He's like, I want Michigan to be documented, survey surveyed, surveilled. Todd: I wanna say I wanna I wanna I wanna leave the COVID stuff with something. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: And that is that in spite of all the Fauci stuff, and I've told you I think he should have been I yeah, I think he should face consequences, I think he should go to jail, all kinds of things. Yo, it's Carrie: Sure. Yeah. Todd: But the fact of the matter is COVID in the end Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: was a Trump failure. We elected Donald Trump To protect Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: us from petty little tyrants like Anthony Fauci, not turn the goddamn government over to him. And it was just and you know what? Trump won't admit it, because Trump just flat out will never admit when he's wrong. And I love Trump. But the fact Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: of the matter is he was just wrong. He'll still come out with warp speed. we did all this, we did all this. No. The whole thing was a failure from start to finish. And it is Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Todd: going to hang around Trump's legacy because he will not. Admit that he was wrong. He there's no repentance. Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Todd: If he had a little bit of repentance, I think maybe it wouldn't dog him in his legacy like I think it will in the history books. But it it the the buck stops on your desk, Mr. Trump. That was what Harry Truman said. It stops with you. Everything that happened in COVID happened because you got the ball rolling. And it was a mistake of monumental proportions. Now maybe you'll make up for it. Golden era, the whole thing. I hope so. Yo, it's Carrie: Well, you know what you know why Trump Trump is slightly protected by this though? Because Todd: Why? Yo, it's Carrie: if because if if he's if he was attacked by the media or the left for for this mistake, they have to then admit that they they you know that Todd: right. Yeah, he never will. Yo, it's Carrie: they promoted it and fueled it and funded Pfizer and all that. I mean, so he so he's It's gonna be up to him to do that. yeah. Right. Todd: It was a failure government wide well, it was a failure countrywide, but the fact of the matter is that I mean, there's no doubt that Trump's the one who handed the reins over to Fauci. I mean, we watched it happen in real Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah, he just he didn't know at the time. We we talked Todd: time. Yo, it's Carrie: right. We we talked about this years gosh, it's just been years, but we talked about this years ago, Todd. And you know Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: what? At the time he he, we believe, did the best he could with the information he had. You want Todd: He got sc Yo, it's Carrie: yeah, of course. Todd: The science. Yo, it's Carrie: Cause you sure didn't like the attitude we have about it now. Imagine imagine if it were really as bad as it as they said it was. And he took that attitude at that time, my gosh, he'd be like the worst person in history. It would be yeah, that would be awful. And he and he couldn't risk that. I mean he Todd: They could risk it. We had risked it for like two hundred and fifty well, two hundred and forty some odd years as America, where the government didn't step in and try to micromanage a cold outbreak. We have the Spanish flu that came through. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah, but what I'm saying is he was right, but he was but he was but he was being lied to, like everyone. So my question is my question is, do you think that I mean, do you think it would do any good for him to admit that now? Todd: I do think so. I I I I wondered about I I asked I actually asked a couple of people this. It wasn't last week, the week before when we were off. 'Cause I Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Todd: was curious about that. that it does it Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: do any good or is he better off not even bringing it up? You know what I mean? And Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Mm-hmm. Todd: I don't know. I I think there's value in truth. I think there's value in truth and there's value in repentance and there's value in authenticity. And to never admit you're wrong, Yo, it's Carrie: Sure. I'll I'll agree with that. Todd: I I don't think I at some point maybe you gotta do it Maybe you don't want to do it when you're in the middle of a ill-conceived war with Iran. I don't know. But you know, what whatever Yo, it's Carrie: Sure. Yeah. Todd: the case, it's just not, you know, you you see people do things. I I watched it in real time and said, this isn't what we voted for. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: I think that right now about Iran and gas prices of four dollars a gallon. I think that's not Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: what we voted for, and that's not what you ran on. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: So I I don't know. I don't know what you do with that. Like I said Yo, it's Carrie: Maybe after Yeah. Todd: Everybody knows I love Trump. I'm not shy about it. Yo, it's Carrie: Todd, maybe after his presidency ends, he'll come out with, you know, a book or something or an interview and and admit all that. And and ex Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: you know, again, continue exposing what happened for real. I don't know. Todd: Maybe. Do you know Trump? I don't think Trump's ever admitted to being wrong in his entire life. Yo, it's Carrie: Well, he wouldn't he wouldn't say like he wouldn't necessarily say that he screwed it all up single handedly, but he he might say, I was told this, I acted on this information. I don't know. You never know. Todd: Mm-hmm. Played played by the globalist is what he was. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Yep. Todd: And I and yeah, I can't Yo, it's Carrie: Sure. Todd: I mean, it is what it is. But Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: I I hope that he can make it better. I'm gonna end with one last thing. Is this Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. Todd: I wanna Yo, it's Carrie: It's not footage of Mitch McConnell working from home. Todd: It's not it's not even really funny per se, even though I like to have funny things to end on, but I don't Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. It's just interesting. Todd: really have I wanna it I wanna no, I don't think so. I don't think so. Yo, it's Carrie: It's not gonna make me wanna crawl under the covers for the rest of the weekend, is it? Todd: This guy's just saying that there's a certain is do you know you know Jeremy Boringness? He started the Yo, it's Carrie: No. Todd: him and Ben Shapiro started the Daily Wire. So he was CEO of the Daily Wire. Yo, it's Carrie: okay. yeah, you mentioned him before. Todd: And he has this this guy on Rod Dreher who's talking about he has a new podcast now and it's called the Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: Jeremy Boring Show. and I know it is tough. But anyway, this guy's Yo, it's Carrie: His name is boring. That's tough. Todd: talking about the Weimar Republic. And what he's talking about, the Weimar Republic, for those of you who don't know, was was the government in Germany just pre Hitler. In other words, that Yo, it's Carrie: okay. Todd: Weimar Republic was responsible for hyperinflation. You had all kinds of people upset. They kinda gave rise to Hitler, then they put Hitler in prison. Then they kinda compromised with Hitler and offered him the chancellorship, for those who don't know their World War II history all that well. And then Hitler goes on to take over, right? Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Gotcha. I was gonna ask if he's German. Bo Boring spelled that way seems like seems like German descent, so okay. No, thanks for that refresher though. That's yeah, I remember this. Todd: I don't know. He's just boring. No. I did think. He he and so what he's talking about is what led to the rise of a Hitler was the Weimar Republic. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: I actually listened to a fair amount of this episode after I heard this clip. I thought that's interesting. I want to hear what this guy's or maybe there was Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: somebody on Tucker. Anyway, somebody talking about the Weimar Yo, it's Carrie: And then. Todd: Republic and how it was primarily Because of disaffected younger men, they the elites, they they had too many elites and they didn't have enough jobs for them, and you had rampant unemployment, and they all turned to, and this is this is a pattern all through history, is they turned to totalitarian leaders. So your only option in in Germany, you were either going to get a Stalin or a Hitler. You either get one Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. You're right. Todd: from the left or the right. And so they got one from the right, and they got national. Yo, it's Carrie: Uh-huh, huh? Todd: socialism with Hitler and Russia went from the left and they got Stalin. It's questionable which is worse. But probably Stalin. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Todd: That's a sad thing. Or ally. But Stalin wasn't out there trying to take over other countries as much. So but Stalin was probably responsible for more deaths even than whatever inflated numbers the Holocaust actually did. I think Stalin was probably responsible for like ten million deaths in the gulags. He doesn't even approach Yo, it's Carrie: I know, I was gonna say, hey, we we were just we were just talking about yeah, we were just talking about this at work, how like no one really talks about the the massive quantities of deaths Stalin caused. Todd: unbelievable. Yo, it's Carrie: this is is this the one? sorry, I was looking up a book because it reminded me of this. It it's I think it's called the I think it's called The Beast in the Garden. Todd: Hmm. Yo, it's Carrie: And the Garden of Beasts and the Garden of Beasts, I think it's called. it's a it's kinda like a historical fiction around the rise of Hitler becoming Chancellor. It's Todd: That's interesting. That sounds like a good book. Yo, it's Carrie: yeah, I'm I'm I'll verify it here while during this clip. Okay. Okay. Todd: Okay, let's play this a quick clip. Let's hear what the let's hear what the dude has to say about the Weimar Republic and what he's seeing in w current day Washington right now. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Yikes. Todd: Fair thee well. What do you think? I think we got the whole thing. Yo, it's Carrie: Then you wanna Todd: This is Weimar. That's the okay, I didn't get the very last thing. Dude, this is Weimar. So that's the there's there's Yo, it's Carrie: They want to tear it all down. Todd: something there's something bubbling out there in the younger generation that is Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: dangerous. El Sahid, the DSA, the Nick Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: Fuentus Gripers, all all all the way around. I think that that book you you just said is a might be required reading. That might be really good reading. Yo, it's Carrie: Yes, it is called in the Garden of Beasts. And it's by Eric Larson. Eric Larson is the one who wrote The Devil in the White City about the Chicago World's Fair and that Dr. Holmes, who was like a serial killer during the Chicago World's Fair. Todd: I don't even know about that. Yo, it's Carrie: I that's like one of the best books I've ever read. And and the Garden of Beasts is good if you're interested in Todd: You've read some of mine too. Yo, it's Carrie: a rest. Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: This is a great segue. This is a great segue to say go to the website and look into Todd's Brooks. Todd: Well, we'll get that at the end. We're about to wrap up, but that it was in the Garden of Beasts and it's about the rise of like Hitler and Stalin and those kinds of things. Yo, it's Carrie: In the Garden of Beasts. Yes, and it's and it's told from it's told from the perspective like it's historical fiction. It's not like a history book. It's not a history volume, but it's told from the perspective, if I recall, of this man and his family who are they're Americans, who are he's named like the German ambassador. Todd: Is it like a fiction book? okay. I didn't realize. Okay. Historical fiction. Okay. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah, it's historical fiction. So so it's you know, so it it but I mean this but this person I I think is real, but I think like they've kind of pieced together whatever. Todd: Yeah. Okay. Yo, it's Carrie: But this guy was made the American ambassador to Germany and he saw what was happening as this young chancellor, Adolf Hitler, Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: he saw what was happening and was had concerns early on and it was about his rise to power. And those conditions that led to it. So Todd: And you know, the establishment politicians always think that they can we we can we we can cop we can control this one. We can compromise with that's what they thought with Hitler. They thought, well, Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: if we put him in the chancellorship, we'll be able to kinda keep keep control of We can keep we can keep like the and the Democrats think that Yo, it's Carrie: Exactly. Todd: now we can keep a few commies around. We j well we'll Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: just you know, they'll be all right. We'll keep them under control. That doesn't work that way. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Yikes. Todd: We have a a lot of world history to to say that. And when you look at so many of the the topics we've talked about today, the Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: trans stuff, the craziness, just just refusing to even acknowledge reality, the COVIDness of the of of not caring about the truth, not holding anybody accountable. You know, all of the Yo, it's Carrie: Not holding anyone accountable. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Todd: and still trying to continue with the lies. I mean, you saw Dana Bash try to continue. Well, you're responsible for measles and vaccine, hasn't it? What are you talking about? And then and then when he calls her on it. Well, I don't have to I mean there's been all kinds of studies by studyers quoting different studies. No. You're here to parrot Yo, it's Carrie: Right, I'm not here to d I'm not here to debate you, she said. I it th it's like goodness. Todd: a narrative. That's what he told her. And that is Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: the one thing that we're getting in the Trump administration. We're gett we've got people Scott Bessant, Marco Rubio, J D. Vance, obviously Trump himself, Bobby Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: Kennedy. We've got real people with real guts willing to call out the press and and and Yo, it's Carrie: Yep. Todd: challenge the the narrative, the BS. Yo, it's Carrie: And Joe Rogan and Bill Marr. I mean Todd: Yeah. They've got a come more they're really on the more centrist now. I mean you've essentially got you you the left has gone so left Yo, it's Carrie: They are. Mm-hmm. Which is fine. I respect it. Todd: you end up with what used to be leftist just kind of exercising a little bit of common sense and that puts them right in the center with Bill Clinton. You know what I mean? Right where James Yo, it's Carrie: Right in the isn't that crazy? Right. Todd: Carville told him, Go to the center. It's Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: the economy, stupid. There was the whole thing if you live through the Clinton years and what happened. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Yep. Todd: how it worked. I mean he welfare reform, you had Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: NAFTA, that was of questionable utility. But still you you Yo, it's Carrie: Sure. Todd: you had a you had a Democrat in office who was willing first of all he accept he was willing to accept defeat. When he realized they wanted to do universal healthcare when they got in, that was big on Hillary's to do list. And and Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Todd: the backlash against it was so massive that Clinton realized the country wasn't with him and he backed off. That's something. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: Now he didn't back off till he got shellacked in the midterms, but still Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Right. Todd: He did back off of it. The American people made their voices known and Clinton respected Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Todd: it and backed off. And after he got shellacked in that midterm, two years into his first Yo, it's Carrie: no. Todd: term, he turned the corner and started working with Newt Gingrich and started working with the Republicans and got some Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: significant things done. We had two terms, eight years of of largely peace and prosperity under Clinton. Hard Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: one, I don't doubt, by Reagan, but Yo, it's Carrie: Right. Todd: but we realized it in the in the Clinton. presidency. And then of course, immediately after Clinton you had nine eleven and and everything that's gone since. So Yo, it's Carrie: Yep. Ugh Todd: Anyway. Yo, it's Carrie: But yeah, the middle, isn't that crazy? But Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: the middle now sounds so appealing. Todd: Well and and Yo, it's Carrie: Help! Todd: and now now we're seeing the drift on the right too with the Nick Fuentis, the Tucker Carlsons. You know, the the an everything is anti Jew, anti Jew. So you're you're seeing history history doesn't just rhyme, it repeats itself. You know, it has a tendency to. So luckily Yo, it's Carrie: Yikes. Mm-hmm. Right. It's interesting. Well Todd: you've got the wildly opinionated news hour. We're keeping a sharp eye. No one can Yo, it's Carrie: Right. And Todd: accuse us of being shills for the Republicans. We call Microsoft. Yo, it's Carrie: No, that's true. Also and we also you're lucky you're lucky that you have Beers with Jesus tomorrow because that's where we go and we get cent centered not politically Todd: That's the reality. That's the truth. Yo, it's Carrie: but we get grounded in reality and what's really important, right? Yep. Todd: Which is w one of the reasons we do it every week. We we so we stick with with Jesus every week and we do less on the on the but we do try to to let Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: you know where the world's going to hell and in what particular manner on a given week. Yeah. And Al Sahid. Let us know if he doesn't like anything else in Michigan, like cherries. The Great Lynx. God I hate Michigan. What? Yo, it's Carrie: Please report Mitch McConnell sightings to us immediately. yeah. Right. Man, he would he would hate he would hate Florida big time. Florida would run him out, run him out of town. Good luck, Michigan. Get it together. Todd: Yeah, let's hope we do. We'll see. Check out check out Todd's world dot net. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: You got books on the books are great, guys. You really you you really gotta give Yo, it's Carrie: They are good. Todd: give the books a shot. Witness Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: is kind of an apocalyptic type book, kind of a end of the world type thing, a of fun insurrection's fabulous. What would happen Yo, it's Carrie: Witness is awesome. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Todd: if Trump i if the if the guy at Butler has succeeded? Kind of the the premise. In other words, on the on the way to the 2024 re-election, Trump gets Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Mm-hmm. Todd: taken out. What's the world look like afterwards? That's insurrection. It's Yo, it's Carrie: Yep. Todd: an uprising by the people, by Group Almo, and it is, I'm telling you everything you want to happen to these people, it Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: happens. Because you know it's fiction. I can do whatever I want. Yo, it's Carrie: It's kind of fun political fantasy about it. Todd: Leaves the blue leaves my memoir, that's out there. So anyway, there's some fun stuff. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. There that is I wanna say about loses a blue way, it is it is a unique spiritual journey memoir, is what that Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: is. When I describe this show to people and I describe who you are, I I've sat like no one really has a a spiritual journey like Todd. It's so it's so worth reading. Yeah. 100%. Todd: So weird. Really? You think? I feel like it wasn't that unique. Maybe I wrote it a little better, but Yo, it's Carrie: It is unique. Well and I th I mean you shared it. I don't know. I d I don't know many people who have gone through it the way you have. And I Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: think you express it well too, so good book. Mm-hmm. Todd: Well it's a good give it a try guys. I think you'll find I think you'll find the book's good. and Carrie's book is of haikus will be out soon. Carrie's book on on haikus, Floridian haikus Yo, it's Carrie: Ha ha ha. Todd: and dating and middle age. Yo, it's Carrie: my gosh, that would be that's a great idea. Hey, Todd: Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: I'm working on an article right now, like an essay or whatever on the what do you call it? You call it a blog, an essay, an article? What do you call it? Todd: I would just call it an essay or an op ed or something. Put on sub stack or something. Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: Okay. It is yep, it's I'm working on it now. It's about i the experience of the dating apps. it's you are not far off in i this thing has been Todd: See, I wasn't far off, was I? You gotta promote it when you get it up. Yo, it's Carrie: it's been writing itself, so I Todd: Can they promote it? She'll let us know when it's live on Substack. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. The goal is to finish it this weekend, so Todd: Look at you go. I got back into writing a little last week and I thought, man, Yo, it's Carrie: Cool. Todd: I felt like going back to the gym after a year. This is not quite as easy as I remember. Yo, it's Carrie: Right? You're like, I'm mentally exhausted. Well, I can't wait. Hey, some it sometimes it flows, sometimes it's tough, but it's all good. Keep it up. Keep it up. Yep. All right. Todd: Not just gotta get back in shape. It's just getting there and doing it. So all right guys, thank you for joining us. Check out Beers with Jesus tomorrow. Send clips to people. Tell them, hey, you gotta check out this this new show. They talked all about this black lesbian basketball league. Yo, it's Carrie: I even more there was a black lesbian basketball league. I know. Todd: Who knew? It's like the baseball teams in the twenties. You had the the the black and only baseball teams. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: The Negro League, right? Before they combined baseball. Yo, it's Carrie: Mm-hmm. Todd: That was part of what I was saying in that hundred years, because Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: for a while sports weren't even you didn't they wouldn't allow blacks in sports. But of course that got worked out and over the course of a hundred years we did pretty well. And then when Carrie and I came up through our childhood, we were I maybe as colorblind as America has ever been. Don't you think? Yo, it's Carrie: Well, it's funny because Todd: At least the era, I mean. Yo, it's Carrie: well I was gonna say we we grew up feeling that way and but then now we've come into an age where you like it's apparently insensitive to say that. It's Todd: it's come full circle around, yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: a but it's insensitive to say like I've been told it's inappropriate to say that we are colorblind. no, it's offensive. No. Todd: Why? people don't want people to be colorblind. Yeah. Yo, it's Carrie: It's offensive. Todd: Well, well. I'm sure my crossers will fix it. Yo, it's Carrie: I know. We're just from a different era and we're from a different era, but we really just don't we just judged people on whether we liked them or not. Todd: Yeah, weird, right? Yo, it's Carrie: I know, a super rare. Todd: The content of their character, not the color of their skin. Isn't that Martin Luther King? Something like that? Weird. Yo, it's Carrie: Shocking. Yeah, I think so. Todd: Weird how much wisdom there was in past generations. We could use a little today. Yo, it's Carrie: I know. Todd: All right, guys. Thank you for joining us. Check come Beers with Jesus tomorrow. Two weeks from now, next wildly opinionated news hour. Beers is every week. We keep going on on the Genesis story. Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Please sh share with friends. Todd: Yeah. Thanks for joining me today, Carrie. It was fun. We went long today. I don't Yo, it's Carrie: Great. It was great seeing you. Todd: really plan to go this long, but here we are. Yo, it's Carrie: You know, every other week I guess we just have lots did we do like two hours? Todd: And we didn't yeah, and we didn't we didn't have as much funny stuff. Like I felt like the old guy in the lawn chair yelling at cars as they drive by this week. Yo, it's Carrie: You know what? That's how young people I was gonna say that's how young people view Gen X right now. So yikes we're we're on the edge. Todd: That's what I feel like. What do you mean you don't know what a woman is? There Yo, it's Carrie: Yeah. Todd: haven't been enough studies? Yo, it's Carrie: The young kids are like, did you see did you see those those non-racist people on the Todd: What were they doing? Pretending like people don't like the color doesn't matter. Yo, it's Carrie: Non-racist old people? my gosh. Have a great one. Woo. Thank you. Todd: Alright guys. We'll see ya tomorrow. Thanks, Carrie. See ya.