Jillian Michaels (2:25)

Oh, no. Okay. You know, here's the thing. I wanted to celebrate this because I really am not a fan of Jasmine Crockett. I find her to be exceptionally divisive. And I was so happy to find out that we weren't going to be dealing with her in Congress anymore. And I've Also heard, you know, I, as mentioned, I have a lot of friends on the left, lot of family on the left, and they have been talking to me about James Talarico. And I hadn't really been paying attention because there was nothing to pay attention to yet. So I thought, all right, I'm gonna, I'm gonna follow this. I'm gonna see where this goes. And the first time that I watched a soundbite of his, he said, you know, God is not male or female. And I was like, okay, now hear me out, because I know you're all dying. Because all my friends on the right are like, just shut up, Julia. Just don't even answer it. But the first time I, I saw that, I thought, like, sure, you know, God is everything. God is all things. God is in all of us. Like, I can wrap my head around that. And then it was, God is non binary and there are six different genders. And my whiteness is a real, a real struggle for me. And being a man, that's hard. Democrats, what in the f are you doing? What are you doing? Like, we just want a little bit, just a little bit of common sense. Maybe when talking about Jesus, who's probably the most sacred figure, like, don't, don't bring the woke ideology into it. Leave the woke ideology at the door. When you're talking about Jesus Christ, it just. Bad idea. You know, it's a terrible, terrible idea. But the one thing that I do want to say to the left is I've watched clip after clip after clip of all of the most respected Democrats from the 1990s up until now. The 180 flip flop is what kills me. You, you guys broke the contract. Bill Clinton abortion should be legal, safe and rare. Now you've got an abortion truck at the dnc, like it's a circus act sideshow. That's insane. Nobody's on board for that. All of the Democrats were the ones arguing for strong borders. Nobody said good people should not be able to come in. They said they need to come in legally. And if in fact you think that, oh, it's too difficult and the system is broken, I actually agree with you. It is broken. But then you fight for immigration reform, not, hey, come on, come all. Now, to give this guy some credit, he did say, I want to, I want to make this clear. He did say the border should be a giant welcome mat, but with a lock on the door. No, I don't get the juxtaposition there. What is this guy actually saying? Like, everybody, come, come in. You're welcome. But the door's locked. Well, now what do they do, James, when they get to the locked door?

Fletcher (5:20)

Do they.

Jillian Michaels (5:21)

Do they break the door down? Do they pay the cartels to pick the lock on the door? What are we doing once we are welcomed to a locked door? I just don't. I cannot wrap my head around the logic there. Why in the name of God can we not just function with some common sense? Oh, my God. We want immigrants. We want tremendous people to come to our tremendous country. Here's how you do it. It's that simple. This is the process for coming in legally. How about this? I recommend we send more judges to the border to adjudicate cases more quickly for good people. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. I recommend we clean up our asylum system so that people whose lives are actually in danger can be vetted quickly and seek refuge in our country if they show us that they can assimilate and they love America. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. But I just don't. What happens when they show up? Because you've said you're welcome and the doors locked. Where do we go from there, James? What happens? And by the way, where do we get six genders? Because I thought we had, like, 42 actually. Guys, can you Google how many genders we actually have? I'd like to do a fact check on Talarico here, because I think it's more than six. I feel like we were upwards of, like, 30 plus.

Fletcher (6:47)

Yeah, I'm getting a long response here, Jillian.

Jillian Michaels (6:49)

I know you are. You know why? Because it's not six for people. 72 now, 72 genders. So here's. Here's James. If you're gonna talk the talk, you gotta walk the walk. So here's what I recommend. Go back into the corner. Now kneel on the rise. Flog yourself for being white and a man. And while you're doing so, I want you to memorize the other 66 genders and get right back to me. Okay? What's next, guys?

Co-host (7:18)

All right, switching gears. And you're 100% right. It has been a crazy week, which means we have a new Tucker clip.

Jillian Michaels (7:24)

Oh, gosh.

Co-host (7:26)

This clip is what Tucker thinks about unconditional surrender. Guys, can we throw up?

Bill O'Reilly (7:32)

SOP for unconditional surrender means foreign troops get pure wife and daughter if they want. And everyone knows that. And that has been. If there's one consistent lesson of history, it means unconditional surrender means foreign troops get to your wife and daughter. Everyone can feel that. That's like the most atavistic instinct there is. And so to avoid that, people will do anything. And so that's why it requires that level of force to get a population subdued to the point of unconditional surrender. That's why. And so in this case, of course, we don't have the ground force necessary. I don't think Americans would voluntarily participate in it. I just don't think we can do that. It would require weapons of mass destruction. It would require, presumably nuclear weapons in order to do that. And let's stop, let's not lie to ourselves. We're moving toward that.

Jillian Michaels (8:22)

Hold on, I'm sorry, let me. There was a lot, There's a lot to unpack there. Is it me or did he just imply that by Trump calling for an unconditional surrender from Iran, which he has made very clear, the terms of that surrender are you cease your nuclear program and you cease accumulating ballistic missiles and working on acquiring inter ballistic missiles to attack America. That those are the terms of the unconditional surrender that have been made exceedingly clear from Witkoff, from Kushner, and from our president, from Rubio. Am I interpreting that clip correctly that Tucker is saying our president is telling the Iranians that our US Servicemen and women will. The women in Iran. I just. Because this is so crazy, I want to make sure I'm understanding this. Am I understanding. Are you guys understanding what I, What I was that. Is that your takeaway?

Co-host (9:29)

I believe he just, that's what he thinks unconditional surrender means. And he's, and he, he says he's not sure that U. S. Troops would

Jillian Michaels (9:37)

do that, but he's not sure we would do it.

Co-host (9:40)

It's still a wild thing to even bring up.

Jillian Michaels (9:43)

Yeah. That they wouldn't vault that he said we wouldn't voluntarily. Our soldiers wouldn't voluntarily participate in raping people, but that because the commander in chief has demanded an unconditional surrender, they will be forced to. Men. Well, maybe men. He did say wives and daughters. They'll be forced to. The women of Iran. This is so, you know, I, I actually would love to unleash on this, but here's what I might. What's truly in my heart. What's truly in my heart is that Tucker Carlson is a great journalist. He has been for quite some time. He's exceptionally educated, he's exceptionally intelligent. He is uniquely positioned to comprehend the complexities of these geopolitical scenarios. We've famously shown a clip of him saying that we should annihilate Iran because they are evil The New York Post has been delivering impactful headlines for over two centuries. And every weekday morning, I'll bring them straight to you. I'm Caitlin Becker, host of the New York Postcast. From Washington to Wall Street. If it matters to you, you'll hear it here. And it wouldn't be the Post without the stories other outlets like to ignore. So ask your smart speaker to play the NY Postcast, listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Please check out my new interview series, we'll do it Live. Each Thursday, I sit down with the most influential people in America for a no spin chat, no script. Anything could happen. You can find. We'll do it live on Billorilly.com YouTube

Bill O'Reilly (11:35)

or wherever you download your podcast.

Jillian Michaels (11:41)

Tucker, aren't we the only country allowed

Co-host (11:43)

to make preemptive strikes? Who the hell does Iran think it is?

Bill O'Reilly (11:47)

Actually, I know you're sort of kidding,

Fletcher (11:49)

but I agree with that.

Bill O'Reilly (11:49)

I think we are the only country. No, I'm not kidding at all.

Fletcher (11:51)

We are.

Bill O'Reilly (11:52)

That's absolutely right. The only country with the moral authority sufficient to do that. The only country that doesn't seek hegemony in the world.

Jillian Michaels (11:58)

I do think.

Bill O'Reilly (11:58)

I'm sure I'm the lone voice in saying this, I think Iran deserves to be annihilated. I think they're lunatics. I think they're evil.

Jillian Michaels (12:04)

And now not only do you get this strange 180, but you also get an unhinged ideology where he would imply. I don't even think he implied it. He would flatly state that our president has instructed our military to rape the women of Iran. And that is. That is so disturbing. I'm wondering, actually if it's even dangerous at this point because it's so crazy. And I think the only thing that I can say to the audience is be really careful. The media that you ingest, be really careful. And because there are a lot of people that still believe him and take his word as gospel because he has had such exceptional credibility for so many years. And I actually am quite sad because there are many different things I reference that I did my own homework on and ended up learning about on his show, whether it was, you know, the corruption of Wikipedia or how there were many off ramps with Ukraine and we didn't take them. There's many different things that I've learned from his show. And I, I miss that, Tucker, because it was an incredible source of information. But I think we. We need to look at what's going on in this zeitgeist of new media. And the bottom line is that somehow the biggest names in media seem to be captured then co opted. And I feel terrible for our men and women in uniform who are overseas risking their lives on our behalf. Last thing I'm going to say on this, last thing I'm going to say back in, I want to say 2010, I did a USO tour where I went to go visit the troops and I went to the United Arab Emirates and I went to Abu Dhabi. They wouldn't let me go to Iraq or Afghanistan because it was so dangerous. I wasn't even allowed to go visit the troops there. First of all, it was about 130 degrees Fahrenheit and our soldiers are there in full gear, combat boots. Up to here it's 130 degrees. It's, there's so much dirt and so much sand and so much dust from the wind, you can't really see the sun. Imagine that you've been put in a dry sauna with 20 hair dryers surrounding you in a sandbox. That's what, what our guys are dealing with in full gear up to here on, no sleep, eating the ready to eat meals, these garbage meals that they send our troops putting themselves in harm's way. And to sit here and imply that they may not voluntarily r pe people is disgusting. It's disgusting. Tucker. Shame on you, dude. Shame on you. Small businesses are the backbone of the American economy. But getting funding from traditional banks is notoriously an uphill battle. And of the 36 million small businesses in the US over 70% of them report needing additional capital every year. So while revenue is at an all time high, big banks are tightening standards and they're approving fewer loans than ever, which leaves owners stuck with mountains of paperwork. But if you want bank rates without the bank delays, check out Cardiff co Jillian for up to $500,000 in same day funding. 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Fletcher (18:07)

perfect segue to SOT number three, which is where we'll be going next. It has not been the best week over at CNN for Abby Phillips.

Jillian Michaels (18:15)

You know I love Abby. Phillip.

Fletcher (18:16)

There have been multiple instances of, let's say inaccurate reporting, but this one kind of started the, this one kind of started the spiral this week. This is Abby falsely claiming that it was Mayor Mom Dhami who was the target of the IED attack in New York City.

Jillian Michaels (18:31)

Oh, show it to me.

Guest Commentator (18:33)

Two Republicans say Muslims don't belong here after an attempted terror attack against New York's Mayor Zoran Mamdani. And the House Speaker Mike Johnson says nothing really to condemn those comments. Another special guest is going to be with us at the table when we.

Jillian Michaels (18:50)

God, Abby Phillips strikes again. You know what's interesting is she, she knows better. I can't tell what's more insulting if I call her a liar or I call her Dumb, because it's absolutely one or the other. Either you don't know that the two individuals who collaborated in this terror attack, or radical Islamists. One of the kids, his parents immigrated from Iraq, I believe. The other one's parents immigrated from Afghanistan. Either you don't know that and they built a bomb at home and they threw that bomb, or the one kid did is they collaborated at the police. If you don't know that, you have no business working in the news. Shame on you. Okay? And if you do know that and you're just trying to stoke more bigotry and division, shame on you for that. Shame on you for that. We all know this was an attack. An attack on Mamdani. Everybody knows that. Yet people protesting there because they do not want to see radical Islam in New York. Now, I can't. I can't speak to this guy, Jack Lang. I don't know who he is. He's been called a white supremacist. Maybe he is. I haven't done my homework on it. Do your own homework on it. But what I know for sure is that this wasn't an attack on Mom, Dani and Abby. Phillip is prone to lying. Like when she looked me in the face and told me that children should be allowed to work on a marijuana farm. Legally, they are allowed. Now, this came up because ICE raided the Glass House marijuana farm in California. They did so because there were undocumented, unaccompanied minors that were working on this marijuana farm. Now, what that means is that these kids were trafficked. That's what. Unaccompanied. Okay? No. No parents, no adults here in the country with them. They're unaccompanied. Not unaccompanied on the marijuana farm. They're unaccompanied in America. They are minors, and they are working at a marijuana facility that, by the way, happens to be one of Gavin Newsom's top donors. Okay? And instead of being outraged about the fact that the California governor is taking money from an organization that has trafficked minors working at their marijuana facility, she immediately flips the script and tries to go after ICE and then when I call her out on what I believe to be the greater evil, because her complaint was, you know, ice. They, you know, they hurt people in the crowd. Well, first of all, they were attacked first. That was very clear. I pointed that out. She's like, we don't know that. I'm like, well, you've got video. You do know that. You see the protesters throwing cinder blocks into the cars of The ICE officers, you do know that blocking them so they can't escape like you have video. It's not a freaking mystery.

Mike (21:46)

They Glass House says according to them, their contract states that the third party companies were supposed to verify that the people working for them were able to legally do so here in the United States. They were also supposed to verify age. According to Glasshouse, that is something that is being brought into question as well after DHS says that there were several minors that were taken into custody there.

Jillian Michaels (22:05)

So we do know that. But then when I confronted her again about the greater evil, okay, outside of the conflict that ICE was having with the civilians there, the fact that on. Let me say it again, undocumented unaccompanied minors who have been trafficked or working at a marijuana farm, she actually tells me, looks me in the eye, hand to God and goes it's legal.

Guest Commentator (22:29)

It's true in this country that when it comes to agricultural work they're not and that includes marijuana farms. So the legal, the legality of their status is a separate issue. But the fact of children being there is not actually something that is necessarily illegal. I have a whole really hard so, so there's that. So it's not unusual for there to be teenagers and working year old can

Jillian Michaels (22:52)

work at a marijuana growing.

Guest Commentator (22:54)

It doesn't matter whether it's a marijuana farm or an apple farm.

Fletcher (22:56)

A kid

Jillian Michaels (22:58)

crazy as it sounds, I'm like no it's not. No it's not. And it's not. It's not. Do you think a correction was ever issued? No, no it wasn't because that's just that just does not serve the agenda. All the more reason where we have to fact check everything and do our own homework. What's next guys?

Co-host (23:18)

All right, so piggybacking off of Mike. This is a SOT from CBS Evening News and I just want you to take a look at the graphic they put up while discussing the subject tonight.

Jillian Michaels (23:32)

The FBI is investigating two men after an explosive device with bolts and screws was thrown into a crowd. It happened in New York City on Saturday during a protest that turned violent outside the mayor's official residence. CBS Chanel Call is there with the very latest tonight. Chanel, oh my God. So they showed the white guy with the American flag though. So, so, so you're trying to position it or make it appear that it's the white guy with the American flag. Hence, let's circle back to James Talarico's comment on the fact that the American flag is very complex symbol. Is that What? He said something about the fact that it's like implying that there was good and bad there. Is this the bad? Is this the bad, James, that you pretend white supremacists are throwing Molotov cocktails at a Muslim mayor in New York, but none of that's actually the truth. There's a. There's a saying. Someone sent this to me. It was a meme, actually. And it's like you've got a jar, and in the jar there's red ants, then there's black ants, then they're going about their business, they're doing their own thing, and someone shakes the jar and the ants go to war with each other. And the question is not, you know, which ant is better or worse in this fight, it's who shook the jar? And I'm here to tell you that all of this race baiting is on purpose. And the reason is because the more we believe that the fight is horizontal, the more we go to war with each other. We are completely distracted from the vertical fight. And the vertical fight is those bastards that are shaking the jar while we are going to war with each other. All kinds of crazy, evil things. Honestly, honest to God, Epstein files immunity for companies that poison our food. All of this stuff is happening and we're too distracted. Fighting with each other over that isn't even real. Racist actions that didn't even happen. They're manipulating us. And then what ends up occurring is it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy because then what happens is somebody sees that, they get angry, they take action. And now you have a real problem, right? Someone shook the jar and the ants go to war because they don't see the invisible hand shaking it. Really, we have to be smarter than ever. We have to be sharper than ever. We have to be more skeptical than ever. And I know that it, it makes us more inclined to believe in conspiracy theories. I, I know it does, and that's really a shame because when you lose faith in all of our institutions, we're completely ungrounded. And this is where I would say before you do that, like, explore these rabbit holes. I like to go down them too. I go down them with you. But don't go in hook, line and sinker, because there are much more nefarious things happening here. And if you just look at, you know, Fletcher and Mike and I talk about this, if you look at the story behind the story, that's what you need to be looking for. Who made the choice to pretend like a white supremacist, threw those bombs and why did they make it? And then how do you fight that fight? Not the one with the fake racial tension bullshit. That's. That's the game. That's the true fight. What do we have next? I'm ready.

Fletcher (27:19)

All right, Jillian, next up is. I guess we'll call this a trend. It's something you've actually opened my eyes to recently. Hillary Clinton, as her world kind of crumbles, has changed her tone towards Trump. Here she is praising the President's approach to foreign policy team. This is so, too, I think all

Jillian Michaels (27:38)

of that is a very good signal that there is beginning to be a better understanding, both by the President and the people around him, as well as by the leaders of our European allies, that there can be common ground amongst us. And the kind of dismissiveness that we saw in the first Trump administration has been replaced by a much more obvious working relationship to the good of European security, transatlantic security, and hopefully Ukrainian security. So I'm actually encouraged. You know what's interesting about that, I, I actually like that. Now here, hear me out, because I'm sure you guys are like, ah, you know, too little, too late. She's evil. She called us deplorable. She did this, she did that. And I, I appreciate, I appreciate the sentiment. If in fact you feel that way, I totally get it. There are a lot of people that feel betrayed by Hillary Clinton. You know, she was supposed to be representing blue collar America. In fact, she was in 2008, and then in 2016, she called them all deplorable. But here's the thing. I could hypothesize and I could go down one of these rabbit holes, right on. Why the 180 about face with all of a sudden Hillary Clinton giving Trump props for his foreign policy. I could go through all the clips and pull up her contradicting every single thing she just said on every single issue. But to what end? Right? That's what we have to ask ourselves. Do I want to you off? Do I want to make you refuse that conciliatory gesture? And if you might say it's not in good faith. Maybe it's not. Maybe it's not. But she's on a show that's Jessica Tarlov show, okay? That people on the left are watching. So right now they think Trump is Hitler. If she shows up and she's their North Star, right? She's the queen of the left for them. And she tells you Trump's not that bad and you think he's Hitler. I think that's a good Thing I really do, regardless of how we got there. And you know what else is interesting? She ran in 2008 on the fact that she was very capable of working across the aisle. Remember when she was trying to get the nomination over Obama? That was one of her famous criticisms of him, is he had no experience and he had no relationships on the other side. She bragged about her ability to get stuff done with the Republicans. People got, people got voted in for stuff like that. I can get stuff done. I can work with the other side. Then in 2016, the flip, right, the, the deplorables, I, I don't know how somebody let her make that tragic error. And then all of the rhetoric on both sides tended to follow suit. But here's what's, here's what's interesting. So my team just pulled this up for me. Listen to this. So when Newt Gingrich. Let's bring this front and center here. So Clinton and Gingrich developed an unexpected professional alliance in the 2000s, collaborating on healthcare initiatives, which contrasted with their 1990s rivalry. So they had a complex relationship that included secret bipartisan deal making attempts during the 90s on budget crises. And it's heavily featured in their political histories. In 2005, the pair appeared together to propose legislation for electronic health records, with Gingrich praising Clinton's efforts in this area. Despite their past ideological battles. And it goes on. That's the key. Despite their past ideological battles, how do we come together and find common ground and work towards fixing the country's problems? Most people are good people. Okay? Most people want to make a living, want to have their health, want to have love, want peace, want prosperity, and pretty much want other people to have it too. We just have different ideas on how to get there. So I don't care why Hillary Clinton offered that olive branch. I say we take it and I say we build upon it. What's next?

Co-host (31:40)

So for the last sot of the show, I wanted to switch gears. I picked something that's I think equal parts horrifying but also hopeful because to me it showed true strength. So guys, could we throw up?

Jillian Michaels (31:52)

Sat 5 team officials have just realized 5 of their players are gone.

Guest Commentator (31:58)

They were trying to to escape through the car park downstairs.

Jillian Michaels (32:02)

They run down the fire escape, hoping to intercept them because the elevator down to the garage takes too long. So the staircase is a better option.

Guest Commentator (32:13)

Player supporters, Tina and Lee give chase running interference.

Jillian Michaels (32:17)

You're in Australia, you better run.

Guest Commentator (32:19)

And hurling insults get the out of our country. I got to see what I see. Saw the coach, the translator and a few other members of their security desperately trying to get to the car park themselves. They were even banging on the door.

Jillian Michaels (32:34)

He goes down to try to. To get down into the garage of. The door is locked. So whether that was locked intentionally, it's a fire escape. It should. The door should be open. After hitting a dead end, the group runs back up Lee and Tina on their tail. So correct me if I'm wrong there we were watching. I do know the story of the Iranian women's soccer team. I am under the impression that the Australian PM was going to grant them asylum. And Trump said, if you don't, I will. I saw the footage of them, the girls on the bus making an SOS hand signal to the people in the crowd. And I believe all of this happened because they did not sing the Iranian national anthem at a soccer game that was happening in Australia. Guys, correct me if I'm getting any of this wrong. What I think we're seeing there is them trying to escape. Am I right about that?

Co-host (33:33)

Yes, yes. Five of them did escape. And the problem is that they had handlers. The IRGC was, you know, keeping an eye on them. So they had to actually escape from their, their handlers before they could be saved by the Australian Prime Minister.

Jillian Michaels (33:49)

And they did escape. Do we know, do we have any idea what happened to the ones that didn't? I'm under the impression that a bunch of the girls did not decide to stay in Australia because they were worried about their families. We still don't have an update on that, do we?

Fletcher (34:03)

The latest from NBC, this was as of this morning, six of the women have accepted humanitarian visas that will allow them to see stay in Australia permanently. The seventh has decided to return to Iran.

Jillian Michaels (34:15)

Oh, gosh. So we have one going back. What's so interesting is that as we all watch this unfold on the news and to us, it's headlines. There are real people behind these headlines. And I all I can simply say is that I feel for every one of these women. I feel for all of the Iranian people. And I think that whether you are for what's going on in Iran or you're against it, there is one thing that we should all unquestionably be able to come together on, and it's the fact that the Iranian Islamic regime was evil or evil. It doesn't mean Muslims are evil. It means that regime was evil. The people have told you what they have been through and you're seeing it with these girls trying to escape because they know Their lives depend on it. And it's more than just their lives, what happens to them. They don't just get hung. They get tortured and then hung. And not only that, some of them get r? Ped and then hung, because if they're r? Ped before they die, apparently they. They don't make it into heaven. All of this is something that we should be equally outraged about, equally devastated about. We should be able to find common ground on. I have to say, I have to give props to President Trump here, because I don't believe the Australian PM was going to make that move and give them asylum and give them those visas until he got involved. And I'm exceptionally grateful that he did. And the last thing I'd say is, if you see this stuff and you're moved. Right, let's leave it on this note. I see so many people who feel very strongly about all these issues on both sides, and that's understandable. But what I would ask for is that you channel these feelings into something productive. So whether it's going to house.gov and contacting your congressperson and asking for policy reform, whether it's working for a charity, whether it's using your platform to raise awareness, whether it's donating your time or donating money, whatever you can do to be productive towards a solution is going to go a lot farther than us fighting about whether or not American troops are going to r? Pe Iranian women at the orders of the president. Don't. Don't get caught up in these sand traps. This is. This is evil, dark stuff that's meant to distract us from being the best version of ourselves and putting as much good as we can in the world. You know, I sometimes have these very big feelings watching things like that. And it will make you angry, it will make you furious, quite honestly. And there's. There's nothing productive there. And that's when I take a step back and I go, okay, what can I do? How can I help? That's why I actually initially joined the United nations refugee Agency, was to help people that were in those kinds of situations. It doesn't mean everybody gets asylum. They weren't giving the people that I was working with in the Congo asylum. The United States wasn't doing that. But it was making sure that there was awareness raised, there were funds raised. It was giving people the tools to help themselves. Right. It's like, give a man a fish, eats for the night, teach him how to fish, he'll eat for the rest of his life. There are things that we can do that we can all do that will make a difference. Channel those big feelings that you have when you watch all this crazy shit into the news in a productive way. And I'm going to be. I'm going to be right there with you in that same exact struggle. But the good news is we're in together. Thank you so much for watching. If you enjoyed the podcast, please, like, comment, subscribe and share. And make sure to let me know what guests you want to see on in the future. Nuevo and TikTok puedekte soprenda TikTok shop esta geno de productos variados quentos in esperados Fasil de explorer, fasil de encontra buenas ofertas descarga TikTok aura.