A (4:17)

Delighted to be here.

B (4:18)

If you're in the uk, you would, you would expect. They always said I'm delighted. And you say yeah, it's pretty. You are delighted.

A (4:26)

Yeah.

B (4:27)

I personally am never delayed. I don't express myself. I'm delighted.

A (4:31)

Nobody's delighted.

B (4:32)

And Chris Trier, who's the president of Bullish Exchange, he's not polite either. Somebody wrote this for me. So I'm delighted to expand our integration with Ripple prime given the established network. And then here's one from Mike Higgins who's the international CEO at Ripple Prime. He says Bullish and Ripple prime have been long time partners offering Ripple's institutional clients access the robust derivative markets as traditional and digital markets become increasingly interconnected. So there you go, big news, Jeff, big news.

A (5:05)

Huge news.

B (5:06)

I like that.

A (5:08)

At rapid pace, if it's not in the crypto space, it's definitely happening in the AI space, that's for sure.

B (5:14)

Yeah, look, even Ripple reposted that and said Ripple prime clients can now trade Bitcoin options on Bullish and use RL USD to trade institutional crypto fully integrated. Very funny how it's bitcoin nonsense. A little bit funny how they're using Ripple prime for that. Of course it got picked up on Coindesk too. They talk about the partnership here as well, which is cool. And then we have another announcement from Ripple. A big, big exchange, okx, which is one of the world's leading exchanges. Starting today, users can trade across 280 +RO USD pairs. You can use RL USD as collateral and access full XRPL deposit and withdrawal support. We sat down with Jason McClau to discuss what this milestone means for stable coin adoption. And there you have. There you have it.

A (6:06)

Pretty big. It's good to see that. Good to see that growth.

B (6:12)

Yeah, it is good to see that. This was like one of those videos that I thought I downloaded but I didn't download. So let me grab it real quick here, I'll grab. And it's funny because it's such a small little video. I don't know if they have it somewhere else. Sometimes they do. Scapos. Scapos. Okay, let's take a look at the video. It's a short one. It's not like it's going to be really long with just a short little video here.

A (6:44)

Only 20 minutes, don't worry.

B (6:46)

Yeah, I think it's 20 seconds, to be honest with you. 43 seconds. Close enough. All right, here we go.

C (6:53)

A world where stable coins really act as that fundamental bridge and unit of account for, for many that to get into, especially as people get into the crypto space. We've obviously worked with Ripple for many years now and this new chapter related to the stablecoin rlusd is an exciting one. I think it's proven, along with Ripple's long track record and reputation, proven to be a good alternative for institutions around the world as their stablecoin of choice. And for us, OkX, we want to make sure we support all the, all the best stable coins, all the ones that people want to use. So it's going to be a very exciting time in the stablecoin landscape.

B (7:36)

RL USD funny.

A (7:38)

Wants to use rlusd.

B (7:41)

Ripple USD is what it stands for. The short form is what it actually means. But Ripple. But it's good to see how they're big. And if somebody did see in that video, I don't know if you noticed that, but one of the guys walking down the hallway and in the conference room was none other than Jack McDonald and he is. He reposted that as well and he had to chime in with his two cents. Why don't you read this one, Jeff?

A (8:04)

Put that one up there.

B (8:05)

There it is.

A (8:07)

What did Jack McDonald have to say? Said, Proud to welcome OkX okay X as a new RL USD partner today with deposits and withdrawals enabled via the XRPL. That's pretty cool. That's exciting. And Ripple prime executing RL USD trades and as collateral across both spot and derivative markets for OK X's millions of customers. Millions. Not just huge, huge. Millions of customers around the world. That 360 degree view looks really nice.

B (8:41)

Yeah. 360 degree view you say, huh?

A (8:45)

That's right. It's exciting. It's exciting to see growth within the space. Some changes, some Updates, some deliverables. 280 spot pairs according to Mark Smithson is delightful. So delightful.

B (9:01)

Oh, you're not delight. It's not. You're not delighted by it, it's just not, it's not delightful. Is anybody delighted?

A (9:09)

Yeah, Mark Smithson, he's definitely delighted.

B (9:13)

Are you ever delighted? I don't know if you're. Are you that delighted? It's delightful, Jeff. Everyone's delighted by it. Totally. 100 delightful. So delightful. She had to see the risky. Is it risky? A little bit. It might be. We need. Is it delightful? Is it delightful

A (9:35)

to make one of those?

B (9:36)

I love that. But you'll never hear anybody say that except on a press release. I'm delighted. Delighted. Okay, X put this out. New listing hashtag RO USD Ripples USD dollar back, dollar back Stable coin designed for high standard compliance. That is one thing is very true about it. It's not integrated into our unified order book for deep liquidity across 280 plus pairs. Obviously they don't mention the pairs but let's highlight this graphic. It's a cool looking graphic. Very cool. What's cool about it is like I could see that being more like the hourly USD. If it had a logo, that's what it would look like. But that not if it was xrp, it wouldn't look like that at all. Would it necessarily look like that? I don't think so. And you know what's going on this week Jeff, is XRP Vegas. What's going on there? And oh my gosh, I saw so many people posting about it. For example, this right here, this is one of the Clock brothers. This is Phil Kwok. He, he posted this. You know it's always cool when you fly into Vegas. You always kind of go by the strip. You know you're low, you're. I mean it's, you're right there, right? It's like you fly down and then you fly and you leave. But you could see at the hotel that it's being held at. I think Ripple paid for this. But Ripple has XRP and he got it from the air, which Is really cool. Check this out. As he's flying in, he was able to capture it. Zoom in. Yep, zoom in. There it is. There's the XRP right there. Boom. That's not really. I left them a little. I left them a tip. I said, hey, you probably are not unaware of this, but you can turn your phone sideways and you might even see more. And you can get more in the shot. And then I did a little winky, winky, winky, you know, one of those emoji winkies. I just don't understand how you get to be a grown adult and do this. Really?

A (11:35)

Yeah.

B (11:36)

You know, if you're. You know, I get. If you're a soccer mom, first of all. You ever watch that video? She's yelling and the things going all over the place. It's. People in concerts are doing this. No one's ever gonna. You're never gonna watch that video. No one's watching that video ever again. This you want to watch. So you don't want to see this,

A (11:53)

you know, run over.

B (11:55)

Yeah. It's ridiculous. But you hear the rubble of the plane in the background as he zooms in, and boom, there it is. Xrp. It says boom. I flashed on the whole slide of the hotel. The standard. Gotta like that. That's pretty cool. And so we also have a. I think we have a closeup of that as too, as well.

A (12:16)

Close up with the xrp.

B (12:18)

I wouldn't mind being there, but just timing wasn't good for me, Jeff. I wouldn't mind actually going there. Ray Fuentes put this one out. Put some cool music into it. But this is the sign. Check this out. What it is. It was the xrp. There it is.

A (12:36)

And guess what? The winner. Having the big one got them.

B (12:47)

Raise the standard, baby. Look at that.

A (12:51)

Holy crap.

B (12:52)

Everywhere. XRP's all over Vegas. Don't fool. There's Ray. Love you mucho, Ray. That's his tagline. XRP's everywhere, dude. Look at it. Whole freaking Vegas lit up with XRP and Ripple.

A (13:12)

I got a guitar when I was there, not that long ago. They were just getting some of the glass on.

B (13:19)

It's on trucks the size of trucks. Look at that. Ripple treasury. Xrp. Every video put together, just driving around, grabbing it. They lit. They lit Ripple Treasury. It's literally everywhere in Vegas. That's the skull. Remember that bitcoin skull? Yeah. That's cool. That was a lot. Doesn't look as good in person, though. That's cool. And the thing that I like the best was he had it in this video. But this right here, which was. Someone's posted this. The best thing, best thing about the, the bitcoin conference was this right here. Bitcoin 2026. And as you go, look out the window, there's XRP giant on the side of the building. Raise the standard. Gotta love that, man. Bitcoin 2026. I heard it wasn't, I heard it wasn't that busy this year. Bitcoin 2026. My buddy wants me to go to Prague to go to the bitcoin conference there. He's, he's putting some, some after parties and stuff together. Which is cool. Which is cool. My bitcoin maxi friend who got me into crypto and who probably should have punched my face in 2013 when I sold my bitcoin. I didn't sell it all, but I sold the. I don't know, Jeff. I wouldn't be doing the show right now if I would have kept my bitcoin. Let's just say that if we can. Yes. Bitcoin, Bitcoin. It's bitcoin. It's what it is. That's what it is.

A (15:13)

The bitcoin.

B (15:14)

It's the bitcoin. BTC baby. Brad Garlinghouse. This is interesting. Alexis. Alexis Ohanian. I, you know I go to a lot of these.

D (15:26)

Is it delightful?

B (15:29)

There you go. No, it's not delightful. None of it's delightful.

A (15:33)

You like that? Look at that.

D (15:35)

Is it delightful?

B (15:38)

I'll tell you what, you got to get that sound bite. Alexis Ohanian. He, he's the guy that founded Reddit and he gave, this is a while ago. I see a lot of these keynote speeches. He gave one of the best keynotes I've ever seen. Like I was like, it was just, I don't remember it was about. But I just remember thinking, wow, this is fantastic. And here he is like here, let's see, what is he? Yeah. Business Dad776 Foundation Athos Chelsea. There you go. And he said CEO's responsibility is to communicate and re communicate the North Star again and again and again. So he talked about it here. Alignment's not a one time moment. Daily practice nails what most founders learn. The harder ways teams grow. The message gets noisier. Job becomes repeating. And Brad Garlinghouse reposted that and said 100 all roads lead back to Ripples. North Star. What is that? North Star Jeff.

A (16:34)

Xrp.

B (16:35)

Xrp, baby. That's what it is. That is all roads lead back to that Northstar. Xrp, xrp, XR Pay. We Know what I'd like to lead back to it? Money. That's what I like to leave back. I'd like to do lots and lots. Yes, that's what I'd like.

A (16:56)

Money. Money.

B (16:57)

And then this one. I wouldn't have found this one if I wasn't. Unless I was following tats. And tats is the. He's the ecosystem. He's ecosystem growth at Ripple. And he posted this one. He said, we got some questions around the XRPL Commons GLOW program and Louis Boca Hut. It's a little hut in Boca, Jeff. Yes, there it is. He said some questions around it helping to clarify how to be considered. And then Luke said hi. To be considered for projects need to be recent. For example, last six months free to use or better open source. And then they need to be picked up by a scout. So if you feel you have a project that qualifies, feel free to submit it here. There's just a Google form. We review each project, each valid email if you want to get notified when your project is picked up. And then here's the Globe program right here. You're voting for Wave five. You can see your favorite. It's open. I don't think they already probably voted here. Aspiring developer for ambitious entrepreneur. And that's their program right here. Sourcing community input, final input KYC disbursement project eligibility. GLOW exists to recognize and reward meaningful contributions to the XRP ecosystem. Whether you're fixing bugs in the core core bay in the code base or writing essential documentation or creating tools for developers, if it brings value, could be eligible for retroactive funding. That's kind of cool.

A (18:31)

Very cool.

B (18:31)

There's all the categories they have right there. Technical debt. If you're solving that. Improving the core protocol, improving existing standards, creating new standards, documentation, example code, community tools and supporting infrastructure. So there it is. There it is, Jeff. That's the GLOW program. Put a little glow.

A (18:51)

Put a little glow in that.

B (18:52)

You know, it's wild. This even got picked up on Coin Telegraph. Ripple takes over Las Vegas with massive XRP billboards.

A (19:01)

Super impressive.

B (19:02)

Look at that. Imagine like you don't even know. You don't even like it. You don't even realize it's extra. Like he bought XRP a while ago and you know you're going all over Vegas, you see like XRP everywhere. You're like, dude, what's going on? What is all this? You know, and it was cool that Ray put it that video together because we got to see it everywhere. They see just one picture. They took over it doesn't really, but he was going all over the city and we saw it everywhere. Billboards and hotels and pretty much everything. I don't know what this one's all about. New York Stock Exchange XRP filing names the token as an eligible commodity trust asset. What is this all about?

A (19:45)

What is that? What are we looking at? Oh, so this, so there's so much stuff posted today, people are all excited, all fired up about what's happening. XRP and, and the New York Stock Exchange ARCA Exchange. So there was a proposed amendment to this rule that was published actually April 27th which named XRP Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana's eligible assets for commodity based trust shares in a legally reviewed filing that requires trusts to hold at least 85% of net asset value in qualifying digital assets. So if it's going to be a trust it's, that's interesting that they, you know, you could have that kind of asset holding these, these digital assets. So the filing does not formally classify xrp regardless of what you saw on all these posts all over X today. The filing does not formally classify XRP as a commodity under federal law but names it as an example of an eligible asset under the exchanges updated generic listing standards for commodity based trust products. So what was interesting is I kept getting, I've seen all these different posts all over X. You know, everyone's all fired up about how XRP is now recognized as a commodity by the New York Stock Exchange. So I'm looking for all these articles. Then I'm digging through SEC filings and we have three or four of them that I posted here that we can dig through because I thought they were kind of interesting. But I finally, as I'm digging through it I finally find the explanation I of what was posted 4-27- so 2 days ago. It didn't happen necessarily today but this big proposed change to a rule which would allow for, for this to happen. Qualifying assets are those that underlie futures contracts traded on designated markets for at least six months and are associated with existing exchange traded products. A a bar, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Salana, XRPL Meat. The SEC has opened their proposal for public comments and can approve, reject or open further proceedings with a comment window expected to run 21 to 45 days from the notice two days ago. That's it. So I finally get to the SEC comment and it's basically just you know, post your commentary and it's all, it's public comments, you know, so I thought that was you know, interesting that as you're kind of going through and navigating everything like what the hell's going on? Why can't we get through all this stuff?

B (22:20)

But it's. You're always finding these accounts to post all this, this weird stuff. Jeff. It's never anything that makes any sense, you know.

A (22:28)

No. And then you can go one by one and they're just like, nah, not there, not there. So I pulled up their filing too. If you want to read through 40 something pages.

B (22:38)

No, dude, I do not want to do that. That's only Mark Smithson will probably say he'd be delighted if we did. I would imagine he. You probably think I'd be totally delighted if they would read through it. I don't think anybody else.

D (22:49)

Is it delightful?

B (22:51)

But it's not delightful. Is it delightful? No. Yeah, it's funny. I was looking through a little bit. I'm like, oh my God. This is like reading. If you want to like you're. You can't fall asleep. But then you pull this out and start reading it and you're like, you're pretty much done. You're pretty much done, Jeff. It's over.

A (23:11)

But what I did find what I thought was interesting and I feel like we might have missed some of these things with, you know. And I know we kind of touched on it, but interesting to bring it up because again, this is the SEC trying to pass clarification without any clarity. And there's zero clarity from a regulatory perspective. But people are going to get excited about this that the SEC clarifies the application of federal security laws to crypto asset. And this was back in March. Right. So they, this is when they issued an interpretation classifying how the federal security laws apply to certain crypto assets and transactions involving crypto. This is a major step in the Commission's efforts to provide greater clarity regarding the Commission's treatment of crypto asset and complements congressional endeavors to codify a comprehensive market structure framework in a statute. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the CFTC join the interpretation to provide guidance that the CFTC and its staff will administer the Commodity Exchange act consistent with the Commission's interpretation. That goes on and on and on. And then actually Chip, there's one more element.

B (24:19)

On and on and on, on. Again, don't stop at the. Break it down.

A (24:23)

And then actually a year ago I thought this was interesting because we can't forget about this stuff. So we talk about the North Star. You know, look at this. This was back March of 25. The SEC posted this comprehensive proposal XRP is a strategic financial asset for the US So there's a full economic analysis unlocking trillions through xrp. Now what's interesting about this is this was also published on the sec.

B (24:53)

What's interesting is nothing's happened with it. That's what's interesting. A lot of hot air and nothing but it was going to change the world. East easily was gonna, was gonna boomerang to like 300 overnight.

A (25:07)

589 tomorrow.

B (25:08)

And then, you know, so this is interesting too. So Mark Smithson said Powell's last Fed meeting. Thank God. And here's. It's funny. It's like people always that's the wrong one. Hang on.

A (25:21)

And that.

B (25:22)

Hang on a second. What happened to mine? Mine got deleted. All right, so let's put this up here. Free American Spirit posted me he's like, bummer. He said Kalshi betters prediction Powell to stay on his Fed governor. It doesn't even. First of all, he could stay on as a governor. He'd get a vote. But doesn't matter. He's gone. He's not the Fed chair anymore. Oh, and he says that they're predicting he's going to stay. I'm like, I'll take that bet all day, every day. Paul's gone. It doesn't matter if he's a governor, he's gone. Well, the thing is he could stay on as a governor. The governors get a vote. But and also too, you know, Scott Bessant said today that no Fed chair has ever done that. Like, it's not even normal to stay on. Unless you want to just try to pose and shoot down everything Trump wants to do. Right. So that's the other thing. But I don't know, it seems like sour grapes right there that he's going to want to stay on there, which I thought is just, just absolutely stupid and ridiculous. But what are you gonna do? And Jeff is all I did was one post today and I said, there's so much winning going on this week and it's only Wednesday. There's been, I can't even take all the winning that's happening right now. There's so much winning going on. And let's look at this W right here. Another W for everybody. The Trump w, it says U.S. senate just crushed the Democrat Resolution 51 to 47 that tried to block President Trump from taking military action against Cuba. Cuba is next in the other side.

A (26:49)

Oh, yeah, they know they're done.

B (26:53)

Well, they know they don't. They can't fight back. I Mean, they're gonna do even worse than Venezuela. They're just. They're just waiting to be sort of seen over there. And. Incredible. Here's another. Here's some more winning right there. The House just narrowly advanced three major Senate pass bills. So this is what's interesting. It was already passed in the Senate, so. So you have the DHS funding resolution, the farm bill, and the FISA resolution. The final vote was 214 to 210. All three measures now head to President Trump for signature. So there is stuff moving, so nobody's talking about it. So you don't get to see, like, oh, what's that all about? No one ever really talks about it.

D (27:32)

Is it delightful?

B (27:36)

Is it delightful? God, is it the life? I don't know where you found that,

A (27:41)

but I created that. I made it.

B (27:44)

Oh, you made it in with AI.

A (27:47)

Yeah.

B (27:48)

Nice. Is it delightful? It's a little bit of pause. Gotta trim it up a bit. Is it delightful? I know.

A (27:52)

I gotta trim out that first bar.

B (27:54)

Yeah, yeah. I'm gonna make some delightful videos. I'll make some delightful videos. All right, let's go. We got image. Here we go. So if we want to keep the winning train going. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go again. Let's see. Let me grab the right one here. Where is it? Oh, before I do that, Jeff, I wanted to say this one. One more thing that Ray did.

A (28:19)

Yeah.

B (28:19)

While everybody was waiting in line to get into Bitcoin 20, 26, you close your eyes for good or you just. Okay, dry close there. Thought your eyes were closed. Thought you froze. I think you're looking down. Yeah. There you go. So he. So he ran. As everyone's waiting in line. He couldn't move. He ran up and down, basically yelling, xrp. At the bitcoin conference. You know, that one over big. Here we go.

E (28:44)

Rp. Xrp. Xrp. Xrp. Xrp. Xrp. Xrp. Xrp.xrp.

B (29:08)

thank you. Yeah. And he was immediately kicked out after that, I'm sure.

A (29:14)

Yeah. That's hilarious.

B (29:17)

That is funny. I'm like, I don't know, man. That takes some coness, man. I don't know if I could definitely do that. Do you think you do that?

A (29:24)

Crowds and crowds of bitcoin. No, that'd be Joe.

B (29:28)

Something great happened today in the house. Well, it's. It's now on its way to Desantis's desk, but they passed the. The new lines for Florida, for the. The new districts. And guess whose district got. Is getting hammered in that Thing. Debbie blabber. Miles Schultz. Gone. Sorry. Witch. She is gone. So as they were passing it, the final. The resolution, an unhinged Democrat. That sounds so commonplace these days, Jeff. It's not like, oh, there was an unhinged Democrat. You're like, okay, who was it? You just expect it now. But listen to this. She's got the bullhorn. She's not happy. Because this is what you do when you keep losing. You. You can't bring new ideas. You can't keep your mouth shut. You can't do anything. This is what she did.

E (30:18)

Democracy. This is a violation of the Constitution.

A (30:23)

It is.

E (30:25)

It's a violation of the constitution. But y' all are doing illegal representative persons. Mullica has waived, closed the question. Now recurs on final passage of HB1D. The clerk will unlock the machine and the members will proceed to vote. Have all members voted? Have all members voted? The clerk. The clerk will lock the machine and

A (30:48)

announce them with all that green.

B (30:49)

83 yays, 28.

E (30:51)

Mr. Speaker, show the bill passes. Read the next bill.

B (30:55)

None on this.

A (30:58)

Gone. We picked up four seats.

B (31:01)

Five, I think.

A (31:03)

Look at that.

B (31:04)

I thought it was. Look at that map. That's so gorgeous. Look at that. That is fantastic. And some big Supreme Court wins. The Democrats are hoes. They're freaking hoes. They're in big trouble. Yeah. And once they, once they get rid of those mail in ballots, I don't know if they'll ever. I don't think they'll ever win an election again, Jeff.

A (31:28)

I. Yeah, I don't know. Not in Florida.

B (31:30)

So. Okay, so let's listen a little bit. This, this is the big win that happened in the Supreme Court today. Huge, monumental win. Let's listen to this.

D (31:40)

Good morning. Okay, so this, at first blush here is a win for the plaintiffs who were not black plaintiffs, they were non minority voters who challenged this decision. These two districts that were minority majority, essentially Louisiana, had drawn up districts and then they were told in a legal battle that they had not represented black and minority voters sufficiently. They went back and drew a second district. So they had two of these minority majority districts. Well then non black voters sued and said, this is now violating our rates, our rights on the basis of race. So it looks like this is a 6, 3 decision. There is one concurrence here, but it looks like the dissent sticks together with Justices Kagan, Sotomayor and Jackson. But here's what the majority says. They say in some, because the Voting Rights act did not require Louisiana to create an additional majority minority district. No compelling interest justified the state's use of race in creating SB8. That was those two new districts. That map is an unconstitutional gerrymander and its use would violate the plaintiff's constitutional rights. Now this, this opinion is almost 100 pages long. So we're going through to see if it says something more broadly about the Voting Rights Act. That had been the fear on the left that somehow this decision, if it was favorable for those challenging these maps, that it would somehow do a big chunk out of the Voting Rights Act. Haven't gotten to language that suggests that yet. It sounds like this decision is primarily about what happened in Louisiana. So we'll keep digging through this, but for right now, it's a win for those who were challenging these two minority majority districts. Now, as we read through this and figure out the broader implications, there were 20 plus districts across the country that would have potentially lined up with this decision. They could be open to challenges that they were drawn on the basis of race or that it was the primary factor that was used in drawing those districts. Most of those are throughout the South. So we'll look to see if there's enough sweeping language in this particular decision that may have a domino effect on some 20 other districts. Could be huge for the midterms. We'll continue to read.

B (33:41)

You're saying up to 20 seats, Jeff, but if you look at the two maps, the one on the left you see, so it's just basically south. So you go Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Atlanta, Mississippi and Louisiana. Right. So it's the south. And you see blue mostly in Mississippi, Alabama, and a little bit in Georgia, but you also see it on the coast on South Carolina and then the northern part of North Carolina. And when you look at what could happen in these 20 districts, could pick up anywhere from 15 to 20 new seats. You look at the blue, you got just looks like Atlanta. And it looks like. What is that? Yeah, that's it. And then a little bit of date and Broward county, but that's it. I mean, look at the. Look at that map. What was that? What was that comment?

A (34:29)

Super impressive.

B (34:31)

Yeah.

A (34:31)

Keeping the House is critical. We'll have nothing but faux impeachment bulls.

B (34:36)

Oh, yeah. Non stop, non stop. So this one's from the Babylon B, which never misses. Jeff, look at this. In a blow to Democrats, the Supreme Court of the United States rules they have to stop being racist. So they're mad about it. You know, this is the. I, I just, I don't understand what they're mad about. I Mean, I mean, obviously they're losing seats, but you can't, you cannot,

F (35:02)

you

B (35:02)

cannot favor any sort of race and draw lines on. It doesn't matter. It's like, you know, that's that a direct violation of the Constitution. So they're mad about it. They said it didn't include. Well, you can't exempt other people. Whether it's minority or not. Hakeem Jeffries has worked up. First of all, he was saying, we got to go all out. I just look at this guy as like, he's just a lightweight.

A (35:25)

It's time for him to go.

B (35:27)

He's not even convincing. He's such a poser. But listen to this from Perfect Union.

G (35:33)

And now we're at a point where affirmative action is gone.

B (35:39)

Listen. Formative actions, gone. Correct. Race based. Okay, thank you.

G (35:44)

Diversity is gone.

B (35:45)

Diversity is gone, Jeff. Race based, unconstitutional.

G (35:50)

Equity gone.

B (35:51)

Equity gone. Okay?

G (35:54)

Inclusion gone.

B (35:55)

Inclusion gone. This is like, oh, this is like a meeting for losers. They're all losers. Look at them.

G (36:02)

Racial tolerance gone.

B (36:04)

Racial tolerance. What is. He's making up stuff now.

G (36:07)

The Voting Rights act, largely gone. But guess what, extremists, we're still here.

B (36:13)

Yeah, and you keep losing. Yeah, but you keep losing. You are going to be going somewhere. Most of you are going to be going out the door. When you get fired the other day, you see, went off, he's like, oh, we gotta keep, we gotta bring their name. He's like threatening violence. I mean, they're, they're unhinged. They can't win through ideas. They got new, new things going on. So they just gotta like, it's got to make, make up stuff at some point, Jeff.

A (36:37)

That's right. That's exactly what they've been doing. They continue to do it.

B (36:42)

Turns out they're just a big joke.

A (36:45)

That's right.

B (36:46)

A big stinking joke is what they are. I like that lady who is running up and down. So here's, here's some more on it right here. I'm gonna play this one. Here it is right there. The Supreme Court struck it down. The Jerry Mannering Voting Rights Act. Race based district in Louisiana redraw. Now go full red. This is redistricting war mode in the South. Everybody must get rid of the race based seats. Get aggressive, go huge. And there's a better, better, better shot of the map right there. It's just like little pockets the usual place. But man, remember Florida used to be a little more blue. Look at that. South Carolina. All right. Tennessee red, Mississippi red, Louisiana red. God, I love the size of it. They were just the Democrats are melting down in such a spectacular way. I couldn't get enough of watching them. Jeff. So we have a couple that we've, that we've pulled because it's just so amazing. Here is, here's, here's CNN here. Let's listen what CNN says.

H (37:55)

Teen seats could be at risk all throughout the the South. The question will be the timing. Is this a 2028 play? Is this a 2026 play? There are some primaries here coming up. Not until later in the cycle. August6, there's one in Tennessee that Steve Cohen see that's a majority minority district. That's an August six one. The one Democratic seat there, the Jim Clyburn seat in South Carolina. That is the one. The Democratic seat in South Carolina, the June 9 primary. Jamie, this shows you the ramifications long term for this rule.

A (38:28)

Light.

I (38:29)

Absolutely. Just think about that number. 19 seats in play. And, and let's look at this.

B (38:35)

Let's just think about that number. Jeff. I love it. Thinking about it. I'm getting happier all the time thinking about 19. No, no, 19, 19, 19, 19. It's fantastic. I'm thinking about it. I like it politically.

I (38:50)

Laura, you talked about confusion going into this race. We're worried about voter suppression apart from the long term impact. We are going to see people take advantage of that confusion. There is going to be, you know, these midterms are so high stakes that anybody who thinks they can take advantage, you know, on the state level of this decision, there is to be going to be a scramble to see if they can because each side, she's making zero sense.

B (39:26)

It's already a ruling. It's done. They can, they can do whatever they want. There's, there was no time limit from

I (39:32)

what I understand thinks this is an existential midterm with the House especially.

J (39:36)

Yeah, especially.

B (39:38)

Well, sorry, Florida's out of play. There's four new seats there. Debbie Blabbermile Schultz out. I just love to see the meltdown. I love to see these people cooking. They're just a mad steam coming out of there and there's a real somber mode. It's kind of like when Hillary Clinton remember those looks on their faces when she lost in 2016. Remember, they're all like boohoo.

A (39:58)

Oh yeah.

B (40:00)

So look at these two. This is fantastic.

K (40:03)

It's got this statement and from Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry saying this about the ruling. My lawyers are currently analyzing the opinion. We are limited in what we can say at this time as this continues to be active litigation with the case remanded for proceedings back to the Western District. I know that's a lot of legalese, but the bottom line is early voting starts soon in Louisiana. JOAN so what can officials do there in light of this opinion?

L (40:30)

Well, they they can basically do whatever they want and that's going to happen in a couple other states too. That will what they can do is they can push back some dates. They can. First of all, the Supreme Court definitely threw out the map with two black majority districts. So we know that cannot be used. That will not be used for sure. So what they'll probably do once they read the opinion carefully, as was just suggested there probably draw a map that provides only one black majority district. But as you know, Pam, like Florida's in the middle of redistricting efforts. Other places are and so I really

B (41:04)

anticipate that other states will do if

L (41:06)

they don't do it for 2026, they'll get it in place for 2028.

B (41:10)

Now look at this map right here, Jeff. So you know, the Ms. Picked up plus five in California, plus one in Utah, but you got got Missouri, you got one plus one, you got Ohio plus two, Virginia plus four, but that's got struck down. So that's not going to be plus four for the Dems. You got the Republicans for plus one in North Carolina, plus it says pending but DeSantis is going to sign it plus four in Florida and then plus five. So it basically negates, you know, Texas cancels out California, Virginia is they did it, they, they passed it unconstitutionally. This has nothing to the procedure was not followed. So when you offset it, you're looking at, let's see, there's three there, five, seven. So the six pick up a six seats right there. Big number. And that's not even all the redistricting yet. That's not even all of it. Like I think Indiana can redistrict too. There's a bunch of different places that can and they are probably going to just because they anytime it was primarily done as race, then it's going to get redrawn, which is interesting. But the Dems, they just, they're not they don't seem very happy. They're never happy. They just keep losing. Things go to scotus, they come back and it loses. This guy particularly like Jeff, first of all, I'm a big fan of his. We play his videos all the time. But he's loving this Florida map. Listen to this.

M (42:31)

Love everyone's response to the new Florida Map. And when I. When I say everyone, I mean everyone. I love the people who live here in Florida who are like, yeah, but I even more love the people who don't live here and hate the people of Florida and are responding with, that's fine, we will never come there.

E (42:51)

Awesome. That, That's.

M (42:52)

That is legitimately the best response I

B (42:55)

could have ever heard from you.

M (42:56)

What you're saying is because we're redistricting and we're making the state all red. Let's be real. It was mostly red anyway.

G (43:02)

But.

M (43:02)

But since we're doing this, you're not coming here. You're. You're never going to visit. No chance you're going to move here. Oh, my God. It's like you're talking dirty to me.

B (43:14)

That's fantastic.

A (43:16)

That's really funny.

B (43:19)

Wait, the people you don't want to come here. Please stop coming. Stop leaving your liberal and coming to Florida. We can't. We don't want any. We don't want you, man. We don't want it. I did have this about the. Again, more winning going on with the Fed Chair. Here we go.

K (43:35)

The Senate Banking Committee with Senator Tim Scott, just approved President Trump's Federal Reserve nominee, Kevin Warsh the vote. 13 in favor, 11 opposed. Warsh now heads for a full Senate vote. Chairman Tim Scott said in a statement, Kevin Warsh's leadership is absolutely essential now at the Federal Reserve more than ever before. Digging out of the hole created by bidenomics will take time, and that's what we need.

B (44:08)

There you go. So basically what happens is, since it was approved by the Banking Committee, comes out for a full floor vote in the Senate, he already got the votes in the House. Fetterman already said he's voting for it. Fetterman I've been really impressed with. He's one of the few Dems that has been really all over this. Jeff. He's. He actually. I don't know, man. I had that stroke in. His brain healed. I just. He. He was such a weirdo before and he.

A (44:31)

He's so different. I mean, the whole. The whole vibe, his posture, mentality, presence, like everything shifted and maybe it was there before. Maybe because he was about to have a stroke. Maybe that's what led him to be crazy.

B (44:46)

He's about to have a stroke and

A (44:48)

now he's normal again. I don't know. Or it's rewired. Maybe the stroke fixed something in him.

B (44:55)

Yeah, it's hard to know exactly. Right.

A (44:57)

He's definitely back on the. Back on the track. Back on the mend.

B (45:01)

He's back. He's definitely back. I have some video we'll play a little bit. A little bit later, but. Yeah.

A (45:08)

Found this cool song for you.

B (45:10)

We got. Huh?

A (45:12)

Listen to this song. I think you'll like it.

B (45:16)

Yeah.

N (45:19)

Is it delightful?

B (45:20)

I knew it was coming.

G (45:27)

Is it D like for. Yeah. Yes, it is. Came from the mud Now I'm stacking the wins Pressure made diamonds are sharp in the edge say what you want I don't break, I don't plan Is it delightful?

B (45:35)

Yes, it is Came up corner style

G (45:38)

here Try to test me once get dropped like lead Is it delightful? Built in the rain Cold dot nights at a work for the pain Hands got rough, heart got numb Now I bring heat when the pressure comes it delightful look what I made Turn that graft in a power and paid they chat big but they fade when it's peak I stay solid I don't crack, I don't leak Every loss I took gave me this gift.

B (46:09)

Are you missing out? That's great. It's pretty solid, Jeff. I like it. I wish we could play him on here.

A (46:14)

Jeff, that'd be awesome.

B (46:16)

I don't know if we can. I mean, I think they're. I don't think there's any. There shouldn't be any restrictions, but that

A (46:22)

I'm sure there would be. I think they're awesome.

B (46:26)

Yeah. I can never watch enough of these videos, man. Is that what is razzing about? What is it, Bassin? No, what is it? What does it mean?

A (46:36)

What's res? It's not res. It's bass and something, right?

B (46:42)

Let me see. Bazin. Hell is it, dude? I can't think of it bad. It's not. Bet.

A (46:51)

I don't even know now, man.

B (46:53)

I can't think of it. Let me see.

A (46:57)

That's what it is, though.

B (46:58)

Peter Bass. Peter Pete Bass. Yeah. I'm gonna find these.

A (47:04)

They're great. I got it. Are they. Are they popular enough now where you can't play them? Is there gonna be a copyright strike?

B (47:14)

I mean, I don't think so. Do you think? Are they on tour? Dude, they're on tour right now.

A (47:21)

Yeah, let's play them.

B (47:22)

They're gonna be in Chicago. Yeah. Yeah. I gotta find the one tune that. It's one of their better tunes, really good ones.

A (47:31)

The one where bass. Who here has heard Peton Bass? Just give a thumbs up in the chat if you've heard them. These guys are great. Really? Okay.

B (47:41)

I'm just going for the commercial to play through Jeff and Then, okay, here's Peton B here.

A (47:47)

Trump is going to flip out, flip about if new Fed nominee Kev War is even more.

B (47:53)

No, no, he's not going to be.

A (47:54)

Hold up interest rates.

B (47:56)

First of all, he's already talked about. He's already, he's, he's already. If you watch any of the hearing, he's already indicated, but he's not going to be a douchebag like, like you know who. All right, so let's put this up here. Jeff, let's play Pete and Bass. You guys are in for a real treat here.

A (48:10)

You're gonna love them.

B (48:11)

Let me. I gotta go to Chrome tab. Pete and Bass share the audio. Boom. We gotta go full screen. And here it is right here.

A (48:22)

There we go.

B (48:22)

If you hear, if you hear sound.

A (48:25)

Yep.

B (48:25)

Okay,

A (48:33)

Here we go.

B (48:34)

Here we go.

G (48:38)

My swing quicker than Federer I serve packing the bags back on a regular and I'm a tell her she sing for me too pain your mama's hooked on the packs I'll be selling her I click Amazon bang I'm a number not saying I feel as if with the lead look at my bank the magazine made me lean When I walk in the drumstickle making it bang like a punk banging me cross heading the west and I'm banging the P Couple of cans and a puff on me fingers he's cutting me. Non stop sending that hopping me drops up I'm running a Mr. Big Buck I'll be looking a bit distressed to kill Mama got me up on a R list pole position at the feather Bigger the gift in the triplets the bigger the bag the bigger the butt crack the bigger the chance the birds up in the context the biggest a big deal depending on the contract sign me up but we give it to

B (49:31)

Pete B are the best man I love those guys. Can't get enough of these guys. I love them beating bass. That's it.

A (49:37)

You listen to their lyrics? Yeah, it's just awesome.

B (49:40)

Lyrics are fantastic. These guys really. They really, really, really pull it home, don't they? Yeah.

A (49:46)

Oh, yeah.

B (49:47)

All right. So, big news. King Charles and Queen Camilla came for an official White House visit. And I have to say I was pretty surprised with Charles. I. I've never seen that guy joke or anything. I've never even seen him smile or laugh. He was pretty funny. He had some good bangers. You can see there's general, like, liking between the two. He's no Keir Starmer, of course. He doesn't have any pole. He's just a, you know, Figurehead. He's nobody really. But they did roll out the. He did. There's a lot of funny things that really happened, but this was one of the things that I thought was funny was there's like this ceremony where you go inspect the military and you walk together and you look. Well, he didn't. He dressed him up and revolutionary just to kind of push it in a little bit. Like, hey, we're coming up on 250 years. This is the greatest look at. Imagine walking by, they're dressed like revolutionary warship. It's unbelievable. You got muskets, Jeff, with bayonets on it. And they basically had a walk through that. I thought, God, this is just fantastic.

A (51:01)

Isn't it outstanding. And you see all of them, they're got the, the wigs, they got everything.

B (51:10)

Yeah, Trump had some really good lines. I think I got most of them, hopefully. But anyway, one of the things when King Charles, when he gave his speech, you know, the Democrats basically got on their feet a bunch of times. Trump said this about it.

J (51:26)

Honor and we welcome Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla of the United Kingdom to the White House. Very special place. Very, very special. And I also want to, before we really begin, I want to congratulate Charles on having made a fantastic speech today at Congress. He got the Democrats to stand. I've never been able to do this. I couldn't believe it. I couldn't believe it. They liked him more than they've ever liked any Republican or Democrat, actually.

A (52:08)

And the funny thing is about it, he's an actual king. Didn't they just protest no kings?

B (52:13)

Yeah, they love the kings.

A (52:14)

Literally just protesting no kings. But they love things.

B (52:19)

That was the best part about it. The people, the no kings were just going crazy over the king, right? They were going nuts over the king. They love the king. It's all stupid there. I thought I got one of Trump's quotes in here. I don't think I missed it. Oh, well, can't get them all. But it was a good one. It was a little funny. Here is Charles. Actually, I want to just. This, this is the one I think

N (52:46)

the wild said we have.

B (52:48)

Really. So this is, this is the kind of collection of Charles best little zingers that he had. There's some good ones in there.

N (52:54)

As Oscar Wilde said, we have really everything in common with America nowadays, except of course, language. Now, as you may know, when I address my own parliament at Westminster, we still follow an age old tradition and take a member of Parliament hostage, holding him or her at Buckingham palace until I am safely returned. These days we look after our guests rather well, to the point that they often do not want to leave. This is a city which symbolizes a period in our shared history, or what Charles Dickens might have called A Tale of Two Georges.

B (53:51)

King. Look, he was like, I don't know if that went over. King George. George Washington.

A (53:56)

Yeah, yeah. People didn't get that.

B (53:59)

A Tale of Two Georges. A little while we got it.

N (54:07)

The first president, George Washington, and my five times great grandfather, King George iii. King George, as you know, never set foot in America. And please rest assured, ladies and gentlemen, I am not here as part of some cunning rear guard action 250 years ago, or as we say in the United Kingdom. Just the other day.

B (54:36)

It's funny, though. He was funny.

A (54:41)

Yeah, it was very funny.

B (54:42)

Good. I didn't. I didn't know him to be that funny, to be honest. I didn't think he would be that funny.

A (54:46)

That was hilarious.

N (54:48)

We can meet the challenge of.

B (54:50)

Increasingly, they had a cool. He had a cool gift. This was interesting, Jeff. He had a cool gift for the President.

N (54:55)

Then we can meet the challenges of an increasingly complex and contested world. And speaking of submarine alliances, there was one particular Aukous predecessor, launched from a UK shipyard in 1944, that served for the majority of her life attached to the 4th Submarine Squadron in Australia, playing a critical role during the war in the Pacific. Her name, HMS Trump. So tonight, Mr. President, can you believe

B (55:32)

that ship was called the HMS Trump? How crazy.

N (55:36)

I am delighted to present to you as a personal gift the original bell which hung on the conning tower of your valiant namesake.

J (55:50)

May.

N (55:50)

May it stand as a testimony to our nation's shared history and shining future. And should you ever need to get hold of us or just give us

B (56:03)

a ring, Dude, this guy is. This might have been his. This might have been his. He's never made a joke. I've never even seen the guy laugh like he was on fire. They didn't even play half of the jokes. Yeah, there was a better one where he said, I've noticed you've done a lot of redecorating in the White House. And he went on to say that he said a lot of decorating the White House. He goes, it wasn't too long ago that we tried to do some record redecorating in 1814. Yeah. When they. They shot cannonballs and burned the White House on the ground. Remember the British did that?

A (56:42)

Yeah, yeah.

B (56:43)

It was like. It was a war of 1812. I think it was 1814 or something like that. A burned down. I mean, he was on fire, man. They didn't even play half of the good jokes. Then after he talked about the hostage thing, he said, Mr. Speaker, you think we'll have any volunteers, Republicans or Democrats, to take hostage? Like, that was funny. Like, I didn't even play that. Yeah, he was good. He was on fire. I thought, Jesus, 3.0. Yeah, he's better as king. I mean, God, I mean, geez, he was something.

A (57:09)

My God, that's so funny.

B (57:11)

Yeah, I was. I. I watched the speech. I said, geez, the guy can deliver a speech like no. Like no one ever seen before, Jeff. Like, he delivered the speech with intent and he was on fire, man. He was good. Like, he's so good. It just. And you know, it's one of these. He's not looking at the teleprompter. It's just like reading it. Yeah, I thought that was just spot on, but, you know, so many weird things going on with Democrats. For example, AOC and Ilhan Omar had two major gaffes this week.

A (57:38)

Oh, my. Oh, my God. You saw Ilan Omar? Can you. I mean, just. That's a disgrace.

B (57:44)

Well, listen, this. This one's pretty bad. Well, this one goes to show you that you just don't a. She came from Somalia. So she thinks she's ever taken a real keen interest in American politics or American history? No. You think she is really good at reading? No. Do you think she understands Roman numerals? No. Anyway, let's go with the AOC clip first. See if you can catch it. Jeff.

D (58:05)

In rural areas were on fire because of corporations poisoning the people who lived in those areas.

B (58:13)

Who?

D (58:14)

Poor middle class communities getting poisoned and dumped on by corporations like Deloitte and 3M pouring chemicals into these places and

B (58:23)

they poisoned and dumped on Jeff Deloitte. Deloitte is a consulting and accounting firm. How are they. How are they poisoning? She doesn't know. Who? Deloitte. She doesn't even know Deloitte. I've worked in Deloitte before, you know, in business. I've done a lot of work with Deloitte. She doesn't even know who Deloitte is. Like, Deloitte was poisoning the rivers. Dumping. What were they dumping in there? Accounting ledgers, Accounting books or dumping accounting books. There were cooked books. They were thrown in there. Come on.

A (58:52)

But they were trying to get rid of them. She's trying to cover up.

B (58:56)

This is the one.

A (58:57)

Ink polluted the ones.

B (58:58)

Yeah, we had to probably play this one several times. But Ilhan Omar, it's hard to discern which one is the dumbest person. But see, guys, if you can pick this one up and see, it won't take. It won't be too hard. But listen in and see if you can find the gaff. And first one to get the gaff in the comments. Let's see who gets it ready. I want you to get ready to type the first one I want to see pop up in the comments that gets the gaff. There we go. The last time the Alien Enemies act was invoked, it was used to detain and deport German, Japanese speakers, Italian immigrants

K (59:33)

doing World War 11.

A (59:37)

Oh, God. It's not even AI, which is the scary part.

B (59:43)

It. Even if it was, if it was AI, you'd be like, that's not believable. Nobody would say. No one would possibly say World War 11, Jeff.

A (59:51)

Right?

B (59:52)

It's two. It's no renumals.

A (59:54)

It's either one or it's two.

B (59:57)

Yeah, I mean, what you get, baby

A (59:59)

claim that there's going to be a third one, but I mean, maybe just ended it at two. Even though it looks like 11, it really isn't 11.

B (60:09)

Well, of course it's always great when you have really funny memes that people can post. Like this one right here. This one is awesome. Look at this right here. So it's Ilano Mars on the ground. You have a guy holding fingers up, says, how many fingers am I holding up? And she's looking up, 11.

A (60:29)

11.

B (60:31)

11. Oh, yeah. Yeah, man. Just too much.

A (60:35)

Too much.

B (60:36)

Elon Omar. What a dope. Deloitte is poisoning the rivers, Jeff.

A (60:42)

They only did it during World War 11.

F (60:44)

They.

B (60:44)

Yeah, during war. I mean, do you really think, like, does it even cross your mind that, geez, that's weird. What do you think there's 11 world wars. I don't know. It sounds very strange.

A (60:54)

What is she thinking?

B (60:55)

I don't know. So the, you know Spencer Pratt, he was on. I forget what show he was on in the 90s. Remember who he was on? Some goofy show. I don't know, but he was a. An actor, was on these shows. So he's kind of risen after the Palisade fires. He's been just hammering Karen Bass, who's the. Who's the current mayor of Los Angeles. And so he's running for Los Angeles, but this is his commercial. Tell me what you think of this, Jeff. Here, listen to this.

E (61:17)

Mayor Vass lives. You notice something? Or here, where Nithya Raman's three million dollar mansion Sits. They don't have to live in the mess they've created. Where you live. This is where I live. They let my home burn down. I know what the consequences of failed leadership are. That's why I'm running for mayor. For my sons and the rest of us Angelenos that want to stop these corrupt politicians from destroying our city. We are gonna get the golden age of Los Angeles back.

B (61:48)

There you go. I think he's gonna win. People are tired.

A (61:52)

People are fed up.

B (61:53)

They're tired.

A (61:54)

People can't take this nonsense anymore.

B (61:58)

They've had it. You probably heard this, but James Comey was indicted. You remember when he said 86. 46. And they put those little things in the sand?

A (62:08)

Yep.

B (62:09)

Well, this brick suit said. This is. Here's a cool formation. I'm shell formation on my beach walk says indicted. So it says that brick suit. You know, he always wears the brick suit. You ever seen that guy?

A (62:26)

Yeah, yeah.

B (62:27)

Brick suit posted that. You saw a cool little shell thing on my. Well, what's interesting about that is Comey had a. Comey had a message about it. Listen to Comey. Listen to this, Jeff. It's James Comey here. I haven't been arrested yet. I'm just trying to get used to the idea of being in jail right now. I'm practicing my mugshot face, and maybe later on I'll be trying out different size cucumbers up my ass just in case they put me in a cell with a. Like a Tyrone or a big mic or something like that. Basically. I know I'm. I'm just trying to make it less painful. I don't think that's real. That's not real real, is it?

A (63:04)

No, it's not. I don't think that's real.

B (63:06)

I wasn't sure if that was real. It seems really weird. That would be real. Yeah. So weird. And finally, if there's. We played the two nut job Democrats. Let's play a Democrat at least has a little bit of common sense and reasoning.

F (63:18)

Here he is actually need other votes other than just the extreme part of my party. We're going to remind that. And now as the only single Democrat that's flipped a seat.

B (63:29)

Seat.

F (63:30)

And now I've also made it mathematically impossible to even to reclaim the majority in the United States Senate. So if. If they want the Democratic Party to turn it into a witch burning and to go after, you know, the one Democrat that's done the thing that, you know, these people haven't been able to do. So that's they're entitled to do it. But I'm proud to represent Pennsylvania. And I don't just represent just Democrats in Pennsylvania. I represent all 13 million Pennsylvanians. And I'm going to play it straight. I'm going to never lie or pretend something's wrong. I'm going to just. What's right, I will support. And that's the voice that I'm going to continue to be, regardless what parts of the Democratic might disagree.

B (64:16)

That made a lot. Way, way too much. What happened to Fetterman, man? He basically saying, how's he still there?

A (64:23)

That's a question.

B (64:24)

Well, he kind of said they want to get rid of them. They're not happy with them, they're after them. Yeah, they're not really. They're not, like, really, like, excited about, you know, Fetterman, you know, like, no

A (64:34)

one's lining up to raise money for him.

B (64:36)

It was weird. So during the. During the tr. You know, during the deliberations for the, you know, but the. The gerrymandering and how they could draw the maps and everything, Justice Jackson leaned over and asked Judge Thomas a question. Something like this. She said, is it too late to ask who gerrymander is? Justice Jackson whispers to Clarence Thomas, of course. The Babylon be never misses. They're just so spot on honest. I mean, it's so good. They're so good. They just nail everything, man. They just nail everything.

A (65:11)

Always hilarious.

B (65:13)

That's it. We got through everything tonight, Jeff.

A (65:14)

Incredible. That's all we got for tonight.

B (65:16)

I will not be here Saturday because my daughter is graduating from college. My youngest one. Look at that big, big thing. This feels like it was just yesterday. We were dropping her off and bam. She's. She's gonna be elements, huh?

A (65:31)

Elementary school.

B (65:33)

Yeah, it seems like. Although it's. It really does. I remember dropping her off at school and picking her up and. And yeah, all that stuff.

A (65:43)

All that stuff. Seems like yesterday doesn't.

B (65:44)

It's crazy. Yeah. She's two years old and crying in the car, and it's like. So I was like. So I was like, I don't know. The crying. I can't stop it. Like in the morning, it's too much. And then I had a colleague and she goes. She had. She had a little girl turn. She was. Did you try stickers? I'm like, no. She goes, stickers work. So I got her. It's like. So I bought these. I bought like a giant thing. Thing of stickers, and I put the stickers back. I mean, she was so quiet. She's putting stickers on the seat, putting stickers in the. In the book stickers. Holy cow. Stickers worked. I couldn't believe it. She goes, how's it working? I go, it's been a whole week. She doesn't say one word. I go, it's fantastic. I'm a lot more running out of stickers at this point. Who would have thought? Stickers, Jeff? Who would have thought?

A (66:24)

It's amazing.

B (66:25)

Yeah, it was funny. I remember I'd play, like, you know, back then, I was playing, like, some grunge music, some metallic or something, and she'd always do this, and her hair would go everywhere. She's like two and a half years old. She'll be doing, like this in the back seat to the thing. I was like, oh, God, how fantastic, man. Looking forward to,

A (66:47)

right?

B (66:49)

Yeah, it would be fun. We should have AI go through and get all our little anecdotes and all the little stories we tell Jeff and put them all greatest hits thing.

A (66:57)

Yeah, we got to figure that out.

B (66:58)

So many great things. I mean, we. We are up to show. So the audio podcast is behind Body by about a year, but this is the 872nd, so we're gonna hit 900 shows this year. We'll have to do something special. We're almost there. We're gonna be 28 shows away, so just a couple months. We'll hit it. So impressive. Fantastic. I mean, my gosh, how amazing is that? And that's what it is.

A (67:31)

That's all we got.

B (67:32)

That's all we got.

A (67:32)

I'll be back here Saturday morning.

B (67:36)

Jeff Rand.

A (67:37)

That's right, Rant.

B (67:40)

I should be back by Sunday, although it's hopeful, but I don't know.

A (67:42)

It could be the Durant, the J rant.

B (67:45)

The Durant, Durant Durantic part.

A (67:52)

That's all we got. Check you guys out on the next one.

B (67:56)

Check you out of the next one. Chip and Jeff, are you down with otc? Please, like, subscribe and click the bell to be notified when the next video drops.