TRUMP VISITS JERUSALEM

Summary

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Real America’s Voice – “TRUMP VISITS JERUSALEM”

Podcast Network: iHeartPodcasts
Episode Date: October 14, 2025
Hosts: Joe Bob and Co-host

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Overview

This episode of “Turning Point Tonight,” broadcast on the Real America’s Voice network, delivers spirited right-wing commentary, satire, and news analysis. The main theme centers on former President Donald Trump’s surprise success brokering a peace deal in the Middle East, specifically a hostage release agreement involving Israel and Hamas. The hosts examine the liberal media’s response, mock progressive activism, and delve into cultural and political flashpoints—from campus protests to the foster care system, to debates around voter fraud and shifting big tech allegiances.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Trump’s Middle East Breakthrough ([01:44]–[06:23])

• Headline: President Trump successfully brokered a peace deal in the Middle East, leading to the release of 20 hostages by Hamas.

• Media Framing: The hosts deride the liberal media’s reluctance to credit Trump and their suggestion that Biden deserves partial credit.

• Satirical “Apology” Segment:

  • The hosts facetiously argue that Trump now owes an apology to left-wing, pro-Palestinian activists—specifically mocking “overweight purple haired terrorist supporting jihadist feminists” and “Queers for Palestine” for being left without a cause.
  • Quote (Satirical):

    “What are the purple haired, overweight sociology major lesbians going to do with their time?” (Co-host, [04:23])

• Tongue-in-cheek Solution: Joe Bob proposes sending these activists to Gaza to help with rebuilding.

  • Quote:

    “I would be willing to allow the American taxpayer to fund flights for these college jihadists to go to Gaza and help them rebuild.” (Joe Bob, [05:16])

2. Progressive Protests & Cultural Satire ([06:28]–[08:46])

• Portland Protests:

  • The hosts parody ongoing, naked protests outside ICE offices in Portland, joking that nudity is the solution to ending conflict.
  • Quote:

    “Not only did they protest, they did it in the nude. I for one have never been moved by a protest in this way.” (Joe Bob, [07:35])

• Escalation of Activism: The episode mocks how activists shift causes post-truce and satirizes the impact (or lack thereof) of performative protests.

3. Liberal Violence Accusations ([09:05]–[10:45])

• School Board Scandal (New Jersey):

  • Highlighting a group chat from school board candidates containing threats and sexually explicit messages toward a conservative member.
  • Critique focuses on “libs” supposedly promoting violence for political aims.

• Reflection on Cancel Culture:

  • The hosts differentiate between conservative “cancellation” for factual statements and left-wing employees facing workplace consequences for celebratory comments about opponents’ deaths (notably referencing Charlie Kirk).

4. Media Coverage of Post-Assassination Reactions ([13:40]–[20:49])

• Analysis of NYT & NPR Reporting:
  • The hosts accuse mainstream outlets of running “sob stories” about employees fired for distasteful social media posts about Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
  • Quote:

    “More people should have been fired for the way that they handled this, because… it shows the true colors of who people are.” (Joe Bob, [20:17])

5. Foster Care System & LGBTQ+ Policies ([24:57]–[30:36])

• Massachusetts Foster Case:

  • Discussion centers on a Christian couple losing their foster license for refusing to accept LGBTQ+ inclusive requirements.
  • Hosts denounce the idea that affirming children’s gender identity is mandatory for loving, qualified foster parents.
  • Quote:

    “They refused to lie to the kids, which is crazy and insane.” (Joe Bob, [27:19])

• Statistics Questioned: The hosts question how high percentages of foster children identifying as LGBTQ+ reflect social factors vs. policy trends.

6. Voter Fraud Debates ([31:07]–[34:59])

• Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker Segment:

  • JB Pritzker questions DOJ’s request for voter data; hosts claim this proves concern about “rampant voter fraud”.
  • Quote (mocking):

    “J.B. that’s what we’re looking for. Stop be clowning yourself. Actually, keep be clowning yourself…” (Joe Bob, [34:52])

• California Dog Voting Story: As anecdotal evidence for lax and fraudulent voting procedures.

7. Marc Benioff’s Alleged Shift & Liberal Policy Failures ([36:25]–[41:48])

• Salesforce CEO’s Change of Heart:
  • Marc Benioff, once a known liberal, is reportedly supportive of Trump’s policies, disappointed with San Francisco’s crime and governance.
  • NYT attributes this to business self-interest; hosts posit possible genuine disillusionment with progressive policies.
  • Quote:

    “He did say, and this is a quote, ‘I fully support the President. I think he’s doing a great job.’” (Joe Bob, [40:31])

8. Mockery of Progressive Culture & Protest Tactics ([42:44]–[46:07])

• Columbus Day Paint Attack:

  • Activists throwing paint on Columbus portraits are mocked as ineffective unless, facetiously, they do so naked.
  • Quote:

    “It would have [changed his mind] if they were also naked.” (Joe Bob, [45:43])

• Demonstration Satire: The hosts repeat the running joke that only nude protests can change minds, tying back to the Portland segment.

9. “White Supremacy” & Political Rhetoric ([46:07]–[49:46])

• Congresswoman Segment:

  • Satirical critique of a congresswoman blaming government shutdown threats on “white supremacism.”
  • Quote:

    “Libs know, like, four words, and three of them are ‘white supremacy.’” (Joe Bob, [47:05])

• Civics Confusion Bit:

  • Rep. Jasmine Crockett is lampooned for mischaracterizing congressional mechanics regarding government shutdown votes.
  • Quote:

    “Does Jasmine Crockett know that you need at least 10 votes… in the Senate in order to get legislation through?” (Joe Bob, [49:38])

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Progressive Protestors after Mideast Peace:

  “Perhaps President Trump owes these overweight lesbians an apology… What else are they going to do with their time?”
  — Joe Bob, [03:39]

• On Portland Naked Protests:

  “I have changed my mind about the entire thing… because they’re doing it naked.”
  — Joe Bob, [07:39]

• On Conservatives and Firing Workers for Problematic Posts:

  “More people should have been fired for the way that they handled this…”
  — Joe Bob, [20:17]

• On Foster Care and Affirming Gender Identity:

  “Massachusetts is not allowing for kids to be helped because they are insistent on [foster] parents lying to kids…”
  — Joe Bob, [29:03]

• On Marc Benioff’s Alignment with Trump:

  “Maybe Mark Benioff walks around the streets of San Francisco avoiding human poop and feces everywhere he goes and thinks, yeah, maybe the libs have kind of screwed things up a little bit.”
  — Joe Bob, [38:10]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Trump Middle East Peace & Hostage Release: [01:44]–[06:23]
• Protester Satire (Campus, Portland, Gaza Proposal): [03:20]–[08:46]
• School Board Violence Accusations: [09:05]–[10:45]
• Media Reaction to Charlie Kirk Assassination/Aftermath: [13:40]–[23:13]
• Foster Care & LGBT Policy in Massachusetts: [24:57]–[30:36]
• Voter Fraud & J.B. Pritzker Segment: [31:07]–[34:59]
• Marc Benioff/Big Tech Shift: [36:25]–[41:48]
• Activist/Protest Satire (Columbus Day, Naked Demo): [42:44]–[46:07]
• White Supremacy as Rhetoric & Civics Satire: [46:07]–[49:46]

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Tone & Style

The entire episode is a blend of brash satire, right-wing bombast, and mockery aimed at progressive politics, cultural developments, and mainstream media reactions. The hosts frequently slip from sincere commentary into sarcastic overstatement, with numerous recurring jokes about activist demographics and protest methods.

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Conclusion

This episode delivers both partisan cheerleading over Trump’s purportedly historic peace achievement and relentless derision for left-leaning political actors, protestors, and policies. Through a mix of satire and outrage, the hosts challenge mainstream reporting, mock progressive causes, and spotlight what they see as the cultural and practical consequences of liberal policy—from foster care to city governance to tech world power plays.

Transcript

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[Joe Bob]

A massive Trump hater is now on the President's side. Foster parents are no longer allowed to be foster parents unless they support the LGBTQIA2 plus all of the Alphabet letters, which is a crazy story, but we have to talk about President Trump's breakthrough in the Middle east and who the.

[Co-host]

President needs to apologize to.

[Joe Bob]

Yes, there needs to be a heartfelt.

[Co-host]

Apology from the President of the United States to this specific group of people.

[Joe Bob]

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[Joe Bob]

First up, we have to talk about President Trump brokering peace in the Middle East.

[Co-host]

Remember how President Trump is wants, he.

[Joe Bob]

Wants war, according to the libs.

[Co-host]

He wants the world to self destruct and you know, unfortunately has solved what, eight wars at this point. Again, terrible, terrible situation going on there. If we are the lib media who doesn't want Trump to succeed at anything, I'm sure you've heard the news by now. 20 hostages alive and released by Hamas.

[Joe Bob]

The terrorist organization that started this whole.

[Co-host]

Thing two years ago.

[Joe Bob]

President Trump took a couple months but did ultimately come to a consensus between the Israelis and the terrorists.

[Co-host]

And the hostages that remain are back and some of the remains of hostages are also coming back as well.

[Joe Bob]

Um, an unbelievable thing that the President.

[Co-host]

Of the United States pulled off. And remember, according to all the libs.

[Joe Bob]

Joe Biden could have done this, but, but he didn't so Trump had to do it and therefore Biden should get some credit too, according to a bunch of the stupid live media. But there is somewhat of a, well, a downside to say the least of.

[Co-host]

President Trump against solving the biggest global, one of the biggest global conflicts in the world right now. And I believe the President actually owes.

[Joe Bob]

A certain group of people an apology. Overweight purple haired terrorist supporting jihadist feminists.

[Co-host]

Need an apology from the President of the United States.

[Joe Bob]

The Queers for Palestine movement who has been ardently taking over college campuses for the last two years need an apology. Why?

[Co-host]

Because what are they going to do with their time? They obviously don't go to class to actually learn anything because college is an entire scam.

[Joe Bob]

They are going to need something to do and because they're now going to be bored. Perhaps President Trump owes these overweight lesbians an apology. An apology is needed because what else.

[Co-host]

Are they going to do with their time?

[Joe Bob]

Instead of taking over dorm rooms and buildings on campuses, instead of barricading themselves in libraries, they are going to have to do something else. And unfortunately they don't know what else there is to do. What is the next omni? Cause they wouldn't be put in this position if it weren't for President Trump. And for that he owes them an apology. Again, what are the purple haired, overweight.

[Co-host]

Sociology major lesbians going to do with their time? Now I actually do have a suggestion.

[Joe Bob]

And I think that President Trump should.

[Co-host]

Take me up on this initiative.

[Joe Bob]

Now we've all seen pictures of the Gaza Strip.

[Co-host]

It is know, pretty destructed, kind of did the whole FAFO thing there with.

[Joe Bob]

Hamas and well they, they found out. Indeed. And as journalists are pouring back in, you've seen the rubble, you've seen the.

[Co-host]

Pictures of what Gaza is now.

[Joe Bob]

It needs to be rebuilt. And might I suggest that President Trump, in atonement for his, his terrible, terrible.

[Co-host]

Situation he's put these college sociology majors.

[Joe Bob]

In, should create an initiative that allows.

[Co-host]

These people to fill their time and fill their time by going to Gaza to help rebuild.

[Joe Bob]

I would be willing to allow the American taxpayer to fund flights for these college jihadists to go to Gaza and help them rebuild.

[Co-host]

TPTP USA.com if you have any thoughts.

[Joe Bob]

If you would be okay with President Trump again trying to make amends with the people that he so, so fervently hurt by solving the global crisis in the Middle East. What are they going to do? I think I have a good suggestion for them. We the taxpayers can fund several flights.

[Co-host]

Over to Gaza and They can go there and help the Gazans rebuild. I think it's the least that President Trump could do for again, those overweight purple haired lesbians who have been supporting jihad on their college campuses.

[Joe Bob]

I think it's a win, win for everybody. The Gaza area can get rebuilt.

[Co-host]

That is of course if they know how to build anything. I'm not entirely sure on that front, but they have something to do which is really the main goal. President Trump, by brokering peace, put these.

[Joe Bob]

People in a terrible position and maybe.

[Co-host]

He can do something about it. Good news though is in other places.

[Joe Bob]

Around the country, the Omni cause has lived on in Portland specifically, where it's.

[Co-host]

Again totally peaceful and there's no problems at all in Portland beside the rioting and burning outside of federal facilities.

[Joe Bob]

But that nobody, we don't want to.

[Co-host]

Show that if you're the live media.

[Joe Bob]

In Portland, they have found a new cause.

[Co-host]

They have been riding outside of the.

[Joe Bob]

ICE offices for many days now and it doesn't appear to have any end in sight.

[Co-host]

We talked to several people, including Savannah Hernandez who was on the ground in Portland saying yes, they are continuing to riot in Portland.

[Joe Bob]

So thank goodness the Portland libs have.

[Co-host]

A new thing that they can protest against.

[Joe Bob]

But over the weekend they did something unexpected that actually changed my mind on the entire issue. They didn't just riot in the streets, they didn't just sit down in front of traffic, they didn't just quote, unquote protests, they did it naked. We're seeing some harrowing clips from Portland over the weekend. As you can see, not only did they protest, they did it in the nude. I for one have never been moved.

[Co-host]

By a protest in this way, but.

[Joe Bob]

I can honestly say that because they're doing it naked, I have changed my.

[Co-host]

Mind about the entire thing. You know, little known fun fact, all of the major wars have been ended because of people protesting.

[Joe Bob]

Not only protesting, protesting naked.

[Co-host]

Again, as you can see here in.

[Joe Bob]

The communist hellhole of Portland, if protesters not only protest and riot, but do it while in their birthday suits, you can end conflict. Thankfully the people in Portland have something to do. I can't with this. Thankfully the people in Portland have something to do because President Trump has taken.

[Co-host]

Away the thing that they are so fervently protesting for.

[Joe Bob]

Now they can protest in the nude.

[Co-host]

And change the hearts and minds of maybe three or four people. Actually, I'm not even sure if it's that high. I actually don't know if anybody has changed their mind because the Portland people have taken their clothes Off.

[Joe Bob]

And by the way too, I know this is censored and I don't encourage.

[Co-host]

You to actually go look this up, the actual raw videos of this, but.

[Joe Bob]

It, it's not like it's doing your eyes a favor. Well, let's just say that, let's, let's just say the, the body type of the folks that decide to do this with their time are not appealing enough to probably change anyone's mind, but yet they're still doing it bravely and boldly.

[Co-host]

In Portland now, thankfully, not only in Portland, libs are promoting violence in other places as well.

[Joe Bob]

Now, not necessarily in the nude, although I, I think it would be hilarious.

[Co-host]

If the Virginia Attorney General candidate did.

[Joe Bob]

Actually do something like that.

[Co-host]

J. Jones, the guy who, you know, wanted to kill his opponents because that's a normal thing that happens on the.

[Joe Bob]

Left, but it continues across the country. In New Jersey is the newest instance.

[Co-host]

Of libs promoting violence in a school board race.

[Joe Bob]

A school board, by the way. It's not like we're talking about like a huge power vacuum. We're talking about a school board. And I'm not saying that school board is meaningless. It's just a school board. Though New Jersey school board candidates were caught red handed sending vicious sexual messages about a conservative female board member in a group chat labeled B word needs to die.

[Co-host]

This B word needs to die.

[Joe Bob]

While we are, I guess, thankful in.

[Co-host]

A way that again, these libs have.

[Joe Bob]

Found other causes to direct their violence towards. We wish they weren't doing it overall.

[Co-host]

In the first place. You see some of the pictures of this conservative mom and this guy who has recently dropped out of the race in the Marboro Board of Education, as well as his running mate. There were five or sorry, three seats open, five people running.

[Joe Bob]

And because of this, they've actually dropped.

[Co-host]

Out of the race, which in all seriousness, is actually a good thing. I think J. Jones in Virginia should learn a thing or two.

[Joe Bob]

Hey, maybe if you want to kill.

[Co-host]

Your opponents, you shouldn't be running in that race anymore.

[Joe Bob]

But again, the heartless libs, who apparently think that violence is okay, are totally.

[Co-host]

Cool with that guy continuing to run. Maybe if they protested naked, we actually might have something on our hands here.

[Joe Bob]

I realized this whole thing has been very satirical, going back and forth between snark and real or.

[Co-host]

But honest to God, congratulations, President Trump. This is a major achievement. All the libs are big mad about it. The ones being honest about it, which.

[Joe Bob]

Interestingly enough include Hillary Clinton, are saying, yeah, this is actually a pretty cool thing.

[Co-host]

And then you've got a bunch of other libs who are literally saying, producer Glenn was telling me about a tweet earlier that he saw that somebody was saying, I don't want this to be a real because that means he actually did something positive.

[Joe Bob]

Which is exactly the way that libs.

[Co-host]

Think so often and in so many cases.

[Joe Bob]

We have a ton to get to today. There's been with the pro life movement.

[Co-host]

Where it is right, the biggest knock.

[Joe Bob]

That we get hit for is, well, why don't you then fund, you know, foster parent? Why, why aren't you trying to adopt?

[Co-host]

And the obvious response is, well, we.

[Joe Bob]

Are, but actually that's being turned away.

[Co-host]

In so many cases. A really interesting story out of Massachusetts.

[Joe Bob]

That we got to get get you all hip to. Also, speaking of overweight lesbians, J.B. pritzker made some really interesting. I'm sorry, I got to not laugh.

[Co-host]

At my own joke.

[Joe Bob]

JB Pritzker made some really interesting comments.

[Co-host]

About voting, which we'll get into some of the numbers around that.

[Joe Bob]

Voter fraud doesn't happen, guys. It doesn't happen. Trust JB Pritzker, the man who can.

[Co-host]

Eat himself his way through several restaurants at a time, at a single time. Which if you don't understand that joke, go watch the show from a couple months ago, but a ton to get.

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Content that you won't see anywhere else. We got a ton to get to.

[Joe Bob]

Including, like I said, the voting fraud that doesn't exist. But before that, I really want to.

[Co-host]

Touch on this in I guess, kind.

[Joe Bob]

Of a more serious note, especially with.

[Co-host]

Charlie's birthday being tomorrow.

[Joe Bob]

We all saw the insane things that.

[Co-host]

Were posted after Charlie's death. People celebrating and saying, this is great.

[Joe Bob]

And we did what I think was actually appropriate. We made sure that the folks that employ those people know the kind of person that they are employing. The difference between cancel culture and what we were doing is, well, conservatives were getting canceled for saying things that are true, while these people are getting canceled for saying what they believe, which is a whole different thing. Especially if you work at a place that wants to keep the other employees around them safe, especially the brands that.

[Co-host]

Those employees, that those employers have.

[Joe Bob]

You don't want somebody who thinks it's.

[Co-host]

Good that someone dies working where you working where you work, because that poses a threat to not only the business, but pretty much everybody involved in the business.

[Joe Bob]

Well, after it's been about a month, and because of that, I think think a bunch of the lib outlets are now feeling more comfortable with posting stories that are effectively sob stories of people who got fired. I have been open about this, but I think more people should have gotten.

[Co-host]

Fired, and I'm hoping more people do get fired for what they said amidst a tragedy of us losing our friend Charlie Kirk.

[Joe Bob]

But the New York Times and NPR.

[Co-host]

Both had big, long sob stories of.

[Joe Bob]

Oh my gosh, how. How could. How will these people continue on after being fired for just. For just speaking their mind? Holy cow. We've got right up front here is this lady from the New York Times. This is the New York Times that highlighted that lady who posted exactly that. But just to give you a little bit of context, to set it up, they couched it in a way that kind of pitted two different people against each other. A guy named Arnold, who, I'll leave.

[Co-host]

His last name out.

[Joe Bob]

He's the former mayor and in a small town in Texas. And by the way, we love this.

[Co-host]

Guy because he had gotten criticism before.

[Joe Bob]

For changing the town's holiday parade back to the Christmas parade, among other things that he had. This guy is great. He himself, in the article, just to.

[Co-host]

Kind of give you a short breakdown and summary of it, has said, hey.

[Joe Bob]

I don't really like the vitriol and.

[Co-host]

People being at each other's throats.

[Joe Bob]

But the response to Charlie Kirk's assassination.

[Co-host]

Changed him in a way where he said, yeah, we do need to notify these people's employers.

[Joe Bob]

And one of them was this lady. Uh, the New York Times tries to couch her and just this, she's just a nice person. They say once in 2022, she decided to join A national nationwide protest for abortion rights by adorning her uniform with a small red bandana after an hour of hazing and harassment.

[Co-host]

She works at a fire department, I think is a paramedic.

[Joe Bob]

She ended up outside the firehouse in tears.

[Co-host]

Yeah, if people don't like what you're.

[Joe Bob]

Showing up to work in, by the.

[Co-host]

Way, and they decide to tease you.

[Joe Bob]

A little bit that that actually is something that could happen to you. Uh, she then goes on to say she texted a friend. Said the culture is the exact opposite of tolerance.

[Co-host]

Um, correct. That's not something we do here. On the conservative side. We don't tolerate everything because some things are not good for the society and.

[Joe Bob]

And the culture. She ended up writing on her Facebook.

[Co-host]

Page after Charlie Kirk's death.

[Joe Bob]

Good riddance.

[Co-host]

Only a few hours after Charlie Kirk was assassinated.

[Joe Bob]

Thoughts and prayers to the other guy.

[Co-host]

That is what she said on her Facebook page.

[Joe Bob]

Now, the Texas mayor that we talked.

[Co-host]

About previously saw that, and him and.

[Joe Bob]

A bunch of people said, oh, whoa, whoa, this lady works for the community. She works in the firehouse. Um, and this is not something that we can tolerate in our local community, especially with somebody that we pay for.

[Co-host]

And here's what I think is super interesting about this.

[Joe Bob]

The New York Times, whether on purpose or for some last shred of journalistic integrity, actually gives the whole story. But they do it in a way that makes it seem like, wow, look at this. This poor lady who got fired from her job. They go on to say Myers got called into a meeting with the fire chief the morning after Kirk's death. The morning after she posted this insane thing. A few colleagues had noticed her Facebook post, but her profile was set to private, which, by the way, is not a good argument. Oh, my gosh. How dare the Internet. See something that I posted freely to the Internet.

[Co-host]

Like, okay, that's not a good argument. Nothing on her account listed that she was a firefighter or paramedic in Comal County.

[Joe Bob]

This is where it gets super interesting. And again, the journalistic integrity that the.

[Co-host]

New York Times has is all but gone.

[Joe Bob]

Except for they did mention the rebuttal.

[Co-host]

To this later on.

[Joe Bob]

It says this Myers apologized to the chief for her lack of professionalism.

[Co-host]

That's just what it is, celebrating someone's.

[Joe Bob]

It's just a lack of professionalism, you.

[Co-host]

Know, just, you know, that you hate to see people be unprofessional.

[Joe Bob]

Also, interestingly enough, too, that it's in the New York Times piece, which I.

[Co-host]

Think makes conservatives look good.

[Joe Bob]

One of her colleagues said she could stay at his house. He is a conservative who thought Meyer's posts were horrific, but he hit her. He hid her car behind his house.

[Co-host]

And offered her a bedroom for the next few days, which again, only conservatives do that.

[Joe Bob]

Find me the lib that will defend.

[Co-host]

The conservative when things are going wrong in the conservative's life, and you'll, you'll. You'll find me the first one of those types of people. But it's interesting the New York Times mentioned that, because they also go on to mention this again, making this whole sob story, oh, my gosh, I can't.

[Joe Bob]

Believe this poor person got fired. Here's where.

[Co-host]

To me, it all comes together and I have zero sympathy for this person.

[Joe Bob]

It talks about how she went to then stay with her mother, but her mother mistook her distress for regret. But Myers says she wasn't sorry for.

[Co-host]

What she had written. Okay, so one, she decides to post good riddance.

[Joe Bob]

Two, she then gets called in by her boss, the fire chief, and says, oh, I'm sorry for the unprofessionalism.

[Co-host]

But then when the New York Times.

[Joe Bob]

Writes an article about it, she honestly.

[Co-host]

Says, nope, wasn't regret.

[Joe Bob]

I don't regret what I wrote at all. Good.

[Co-host]

Go.

[Joe Bob]

Go have fun finding employment somewhere else.

[Co-host]

I've said this a number of times.

[Joe Bob]

More people should have been fired for.

[Co-host]

The way that they handled this, because.

[Joe Bob]

In my opinion, it shows the true colors of who people are.

[Co-host]

And when someone shows you who they are, believe them. In this case, people are deciding to show the world that they have apparently no heart and don't care about the death of somebody that they disagree with.

[Joe Bob]

Politically and therefore are happy in the worst cases, celebratory in the worst cases.

[Co-host]

About somebody dying, which is horrible and horrific. NPR also had a really interesting article.

[Joe Bob]

That said effectively the same thing. Like I said, I think we're past enough time to where the libs think, well, this is now acceptable and appropriate.

[Co-host]

For us to be putting articles out about this.

[Joe Bob]

They go on to profile some girl.

[Co-host]

Named Alexandra and her employee.

[Joe Bob]

Alexandra posted something which the context is a little bit iffy, but she effectively.

[Co-host]

Is saying a similar thing of like.

[Joe Bob]

Hey, well, it's fine because, well, Charlie said some bad things, which, by the way, isn't true. But even if it were true, that's.

[Co-host]

Still not okay that you think that this is how you're supposed to respond.

[Joe Bob]

Uh, but then NPR did the same.

[Co-host]

Type of profile piece. I.

[Joe Bob]

It's so troubling and sad that this.

[Co-host]

Poor young woman got fired, but what.

[Joe Bob]

Really gives it away is the fact that they had to sort through how many of these people and this is the best one they could find. In the article, the further down you go, it says that less than three.

[Co-host]

Hours after the X post that highlighted.

[Joe Bob]

Alexandra's employer, Alexandra's post, her employer fired her.

[Co-host]

There was no conversation. Alexandra said, uh, and then it goes to to say this later on in the article. She had just started the cybersecurity job two weeks before.

[Joe Bob]

Yeah, if you're in your probationary period, the bar for acceptance is going to be pretty high.

[Co-host]

Nobody wants somebody who is going to say something this awful about again, a human being who was murdered in cold blood.

[Joe Bob]

But don't sit here and pretend that this is just some awful thing when the reality is this particular individual. And this by the way, has to be one of the quote unquote better.

[Co-host]

Stories for them to lionize, especially because.

[Joe Bob]

They'Re trying to make the point that's so unfair. This lady was working for this company for two weeks. Like this is the best that they have. Right? Two weeks by the way, not past any probationary period. And any, any person with a real.

[Co-host]

Sense of how business works doesn't want a person like this working for them. There's a little bit more that we can get to but for the sake of time and because I want to get to, there's, there's a bunch of other stuff. The foster care cyst story in Massachusetts.

[Joe Bob]

And good old, good old governor JB Ham Sandwich Pritzker.

[Co-host]

I don't think that's a generally nickname that he's called but I heard it somewhere and felt like it stick stuck. We want to get to all of that. So tptpsa.com your thoughts. Send them over to tptp USA.com if somebody that use that know said something.

[Joe Bob]

Horrible and horrific and is yet to face consequences for the for being a bad person. Not for what they said but the.

[Co-host]

Person that they are.

[Joe Bob]

If they show you who they are, believe them.

[Co-host]

Send it over to tptbosa.com we'd love seeing each and every one of your emails. Also subscribe to our YouTube channel Turning Point tonight on YouTube Rumble on all of the social media platforms.

[Joe Bob]

We'll be right back after the break.

[Co-host]

Don't go away.

[Joe Bob]

Welcome back to Turning Point tonight where.

[Co-host]

Together we are charting the course of America's cultural comeback through mockery of terrible lib ideas.

[Joe Bob]

Tptpsa.com is the email.

[Co-host]

Love to see each and every one of your emails.

[Joe Bob]

Also subscribe to our YouTube channel Subscribe we got all the channels, but YouTube specifically.

[Co-host]

We're really excited about the growing audience over there. Exclusive content. You can see my speech from Thursday at North Dakota. Fantastic time there again, albeit tragic situation, but overwhelming the amount of support that turned out for Charlie's tour that continued on at the University of North Dakota. You can find that speech on our YouTube channel, as well as exclusive content. And all of this show is ultimately there as well. In case you miss a segment, go ahead and go to our YouTube channel. Um, this I thought is really interesting. One of the biggest knocks that conservative.

[Joe Bob]

Pro lifers get is, well, why don't you want to fund all of these communistic programs that quote, unquote, support kids if you want to outlaw abortion? Uh, and the common argument from conservatives is we are trying to do all the things we can for orphans or for moms who can't support financially the.

[Co-host]

Kids that they're having.

[Joe Bob]

There are definitely a ton of conservatives who want to help those people, whether it's fostering, whether it's adoption.

[Co-host]

There's so many different ways that conservatives are stepping up.

[Joe Bob]

What we don't like is the government.

[Co-host]

Getting involved because that tends to make.

[Joe Bob]

Things worse for everybody involved, especially the kids. So, yes, we are pro life and we want to do anything and everything in our power to help kids who. Who may have a more difficult go of things. Except for libs are trying to make it more difficult for us to even do that. This is a super interesting story that.

[Co-host]

Libs of TikTok is bringing to light.

[Joe Bob]

Out of Boston, Massachusetts, where a couple is. Has been fostering a bunch of kids in addition to the kids that they have themselves on their own but got their license pulled. Which, by the way, why do you need a license to foster kids?

[Co-host]

I'm sure there's some nuance there, but that.

[Joe Bob]

That feels like licensing. Just the term license to me is super difficult to grapple with because why.

[Co-host]

Is the government need to give you permission to do anything? But that's not what we're talking about here.

[Joe Bob]

We're talking about is the foster care.

[Co-host]

System and what is required of foster.

[Joe Bob]

Parents in the state of Massachusetts.

[Co-host]

Watch this and we'll discuss.

[Reporter]

And they were ready to keep going until Massachusetts Department of Children and Families pulled their license last spring.

[Interviewee 1]

Now that it seems like there's. There's no path forward, we certainly thought.

[Interviewee 2]

We would have young children in our home. For how long, we didn't know. But we were not done having young children in our home.

[Reporter]

The heart of the issue, the Marvins refused to sign DCF's LGBTQIA + non discrimination policy, which states a foster family must accept a child's assertion of their LGBTQIA identity, address children by their names and pronouns, and support gender neutral practices regarding clothes and physical appearance.

[Joe Bob]

In other words, the state of Massachusetts pulled these people's licenses because, well, of course they were a loving, caring family, but they refused to lie to the kids, which is crazy and insane. Now we can go on to a.

[Co-host]

Whole diatribe here, but about what causes.

[Joe Bob]

Kids to be a part of the lgbt.

[Co-host]

I can never get all of the Alphabet letters correct. Kind of like Justin Trudeau. Remember that one time where he's the LGQtube. Sorry, tangent on tangent on tangent.

[Joe Bob]

But effectively what they're saying is you can't help kids unless you lie to them. Now the question that I thought was really interesting is, okay, well, how many of these quote unquote foster kids, kids are actually a part of the Alphabet community?

[Co-host]

Stop trying to use all the letters.

[Joe Bob]

Well, according to the statistics put out by some of the bluest states in the union, they're unbelievably high out of New York and California. Some of these scattered statistics put that number at around 30%. Almost one in three kids in the foster care system are a part of the Alphabet community, which, which is crazy to say that that is not a socially inflicted thing on these kids, who by the way, are suffering through a lot of traumatic experiences. Having to go through the foster system would be to again further lie to the community, the culture and the society that is desperately trying to help these kids. The bottom line is Massachusetts is not allowing for kids to be helped because they don't, are insistent on the parents, the good hearted foster parents, especially like these people, lying to kids who already.

[Co-host]

Have enough trauma to deal with on top of again being lied to by their foster parents.

[Joe Bob]

And what I thought was really interesting.

[Co-host]

About this clip, and I wanna play.

[Joe Bob]

You one more small section from it, is how it ended, right? The reporter there, like so many reporters, tends to try and pretend to be like, I'm right down the middle, folks. It's just, we're just telling it how it is. But let me know if you can see some bias here by how this report ends without giving due time to the dad to explain his position. Watch this clip.

[Podcast Host]

Well, what if you had a kid.

[Joe Bob]

Who, who, whose views about their own gender did not align with your religious beliefs?

[Reporter]

What would you guys do?

[Interviewee 1]

We would love and care and support any child. But if there was an issue issue where we knew that we would have a different position than dcf. We would just be open and talk to them about it.

[Reporter]

Louisa Mohler, WBZ News yeah, while he's.

[Co-host]

Going through his answer to what I think is a very important question now.

[Joe Bob]

We just faded out and go my name and the amazing news. And this is, yeah, I am going to, I mean, I'm going to be.

[Co-host]

Willing to bet that guy had a.

[Joe Bob]

Very eloquent planned out response that justifies why he doesn't want to lie to kids. But did they air any of that? No. He said, well, if we have a disagreement and fades out to the end of the segment. Good unbiased reporting there, Ms. Journalist, reporter there again pretending like, oh yeah, you know, we're, we're right now limit or we're just reporting things as it is.

[Co-host]

And by the way, when this guy gives his answer, we're gonna cut him off and then go to a commercial break as is usual for a bunch of libs.

[Joe Bob]

Speaking of libs, this I thought is.

[Co-host]

An entirely different transition, but wanted to make sure we get this on one of the overweight lesbians that runs the state of Illinois. And if you don't understand that, go watch the first segment. If you, especially if you're watching this on social media, is talking about voting. Governor J.B. pritzker, interestingly enough, had some.

[Joe Bob]

Had some things to say about why.

[Co-host]

The Trump administration may be looking for.

[Joe Bob]

A bunch of the voter rolls for various states. Well watch this first clip and then we'll discuss, we'll answer JB's question and.

[Co-host]

Then play another clip which I think is actually even funnier than that.

[Joe Bob]

Check this out.

[Co-host]

The governor of Illinois, another thing that's.

[Governor J.B. Pritzker]

Happened and very few people paying attention, you probably are, which is they, they asked for, they demanded the DOJ did our voter data, not just ours in Illinois, every state's voter data. Why? They won't tell us why.

[Co-host]

Yeah, I'll tell you.

[Joe Bob]

Because there's rampant voter fraud around the country and nobody's willing to admit that in California. I've mentioned this so many times. Literally anybody can vote. We did a story about a month ago about a lady whose dog voted and you might be thinking, well, how do you know that her dog voted?

[Co-host]

She must have gotten caught and she must have be facing some sort of.

[Joe Bob]

Consequences for her dog voting. And, and yes, she is. But she got caught because she turned herself in. In other words, this lady's dog could have continued to vote had she not had a good conscience and turned herself in. By the Way, she was a conservative.

[Co-host]

And that's probably why she didn't feel right about it.

[Joe Bob]

She was doing it in order to prove a point, which she effectively did because her dog was voting, and turned.

[Co-host]

Herself in because she couldn't bear not, you know, being in alignment with her.

[Joe Bob]

Own values, which is, in my opinion, admirable.

[Co-host]

But, by the way, the dog, unfortunately, has passed. Therefore, we'll be voting for libs throughout the duration of the dog's voting future.

[Joe Bob]

But, jb, why are they wanting these voter rolls? Because, well, it doesn't seem to make any sense, I'll tell you. It's voter fraud. Interestingly enough, later on in the same video, JB answers his own question. Watch this cut 3.

[Governor J.B. Pritzker]

And actually, what they seem to be looking for, remember back to the 2020 elections, is they want to be able to find voter fraud, which. Which lots of organizations have been looking for voter fraud, as you know, for a long time. There's very little voter fraud going on. Very little.

[Joe Bob]

Yeah, J.B. that's what we're looking for. It's just funny to me. He sits there and pretends, why? Why would the Trump administration want any of the voting rules?

[Co-host]

It's because they're fascists.

[Joe Bob]

And then later on he says, well, it's because they're looking for voter fraud.

[Reporter]

Yeah.

[Joe Bob]

Yeah, dude. Now, just so you know, and I'm. I'm just, I guess, specifically acquainted with.

[Co-host]

The State of California because I live in this godforsaken hellhole.

[Joe Bob]

The California Secretary of State is responsible for investigating any sort of voter fraud allegations. They are.

[Co-host]

The entire Secretary of State's office is supposed to handle that.

[Joe Bob]

Now, California State Secretary of State has about 500 people employed in the Secretary of State's office. They will not tell anybody how many people specifically work on investigating alleged voter fraud. People that I know that are close to that office, that don't necessarily work.

[Co-host]

There, but have a pretty good understanding of how that office works.

[Joe Bob]

Said there are between on any given day, two to five people working on voter fraud allegations. In other words, in the state of 40 million people, two of them are.

[Co-host]

Working on rooting out voter fraud. Now, again, they obviously can get all of it. There's no voter fraud that would ever.

[Joe Bob]

Take place that those two people can't.

[Co-host]

Root out again in a state of 40 million people. And of course, there is no voter fraud, according to one governor, J.B. pritzker.

[Joe Bob]

But, yeah, dude, that's what we're looking for. Stop be clowning yourself.

[Co-host]

Actually, let me rephrase that. Keep be clowning yourself because it gives us some good content to laugh and mock you with.

[Joe Bob]

We got more to come here on Turning Point tonight, including one of President Trump's biggest adversaries politically is coming around to his side of the aisle and the New York Times says, well, the only reason that can happen is because he's bending the knee and refused to acknowledge the other argument that could possibly lead to one of his former biggest.

[Co-host]

Detractors becoming somebody who is supporting the president. You're not going to want to miss.

[Joe Bob]

Who, who that is and what they're.

[Co-host]

Saying after the break. Don't go away. I'll be right back after this.

[Joe Bob]

Welcome back to turningpoint tonight, where together.

[Co-host]

We are charting the course of America's.

[Joe Bob]

Cultural comeback through the mockery of terrible lib ideas, among many other things.

[Co-host]

Tptposa.com is the email you can send.

[Joe Bob]

If you have comments, concerns, questions, criticisms.

[Co-host]

About any of these segments we did prior to to that, including whether or not President Trump should issue an apology.

[Joe Bob]

To all of those purple haired jihadists who have nothing to do anymore now.

[Co-host]

That he solved the war in the Middle East. Send that along to TPTP USA.com love seeing each and every one of your emails. You can also go to our YouTube channel.

[Joe Bob]

You can find exclusive footage as well as the entirety of this show repackaged into social media form each and every day.

[Co-host]

Turning point tonight on YouTube.

[Joe Bob]

You can also find my speech from.

[Co-host]

Last Thursday at the University of North Dakota, which I honestly, I'm not one to, I thought it was pretty good. I was pretty good speech. I think if you haven't seen it, would love for you to go to our YouTube channel to check that out.

[Joe Bob]

One of the most fascinating things in the political world right now is seeing the former detractors end up coming to the realistic side of politics. Marc Benioff, who, by the way, Charlie himself had hammered a ton because of how bad he was in, in the 2016 election, in the 2020 election, is apparently coming around to the side of sanity. The CEO of Salesforce, who is a major lib in so many ways, or at least has been really interestingly, gave a, I don't know, wide ranging New York Times interview in which they wrote coming to the conclusion that he is fully behind President Trump on a couple key issues. Uh, this is from the New York Times. In a wide ranging interview, Mr. Benioff said this week he was avidly in support of President Trump and thought the National Guard troops should be deployed to San Francisco, his hometown and where he Kind of lives.

[Co-host]

He lives on and off between there and Hawaii.

[Joe Bob]

Um, he said an action that city leaders would be considered beyond the pale. In other words, this former major Hillary Clinton supporter and donor is now saying, yeah, this, this is too much.

[Co-host]

Enough is enough.

[Joe Bob]

Things actually need to change. Now, whether or not he's sincere about that, I don't know. But the realistic side of me thinks, seems to think that maybe he is. But that's not what the New York Times thinks, which is really interesting when they go on further. Too many.

[Co-host]

This is the New York Times again. Too many Silicon Valley observers.

[Joe Bob]

Such attempts to accommodate Mr. Trump are simply a matter of protecting their tech businesses. Isn't that what you hear constantly? Tim Cook of Apple, Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook, Sam Altman of OpenAI, all going to the White House, all participating in.

[Co-host]

State dinners, all engaging with President Trump.

[Joe Bob]

That can only mean one thing, that they're trying to curry favor with the administration. And for some reason, well, we know the reason, the libs entirely neglect a huge potential in this. That is, well, maybe they're starting to see the reality of the policies that the libs have inflicted upon this country. Maybe Mark Benioff walks around the streets of San Francisco avoiding human poop and feces everywhere he goes and thinks, yeah, maybe the libs have kind of screwed things up a little bit. Maybe he's starting to see places like Portland, Chicago that are just rampant with crime, thinking, yeah, may, maybe we do need some sort of order. Maybe the pie in the sky ideas of libs and how the policies they inflict actually impact the society. Well, maybe that's not exactly what I wanted it to be. Maybe it's not what I hoped for and the reality is just a little bit different. But nope, the New York Times only conclusion that is that these guys are.

[Co-host]

Trying to curry favor with the President.

[Joe Bob]

They go on to talk about the.

[Co-host]

Dreamforce conference that Benioff and Salesforce have.

[Joe Bob]

In San Francisco, set to begin on Tuesday in downtown San Francisco, bringing 50,000 visitors to the city. He lamented that he has plans to pay hundreds of off duty law enforcement officers to help patrol the convention area.

[Co-host]

And said that San Francisco needs to refund the police.

[Joe Bob]

That to me does not sound like somebody who's trying to curry favor with the administration. It sounds to me like somebody who.

[Co-host]

Recognizes the reality on the ground and.

[Joe Bob]

Is going, oh yeah, I know I'm bringing 50,000 people to this city. I don't want them to get at worst stabbed or at minimum.

[Co-host]

But also still not quite a minimum.

[Joe Bob]

Pooped or peed on by the homeless junkies that continue to live on the streets of San Francisco.

[Co-host]

The New York Times continues to say over a 50 minute conversation, Mr. Benioff did not have a negative word to say about Mr. Trump, Trump or his policies.

[Joe Bob]

He did say, and this is a quote, I fully support the President.

[Co-host]

I think he's doing a great job. Um, again, the only reason that could be happening is because he wants to curry favor with the President. So says the New York Times and.

[Joe Bob]

So many other lib outlets, completely disregarding the potential that maybe he is seeing some actual benefits to the policies that.

[Co-host]

Conservatives put in place. The last thing I'll say on this is during the interview, Mr. Trump's voice.

[Joe Bob]

Could be heard in the background. Mr. Benioff was actually watching while he was on the phone with supporter from.

[Co-host]

The New York Times.

[Joe Bob]

He was watching a YouTube video about the Israeli hostage release deal which he praised the President for. But again, the only reason that he.

[Co-host]

Would be praising President Trump is to.

[Joe Bob]

Get a leg up with his tech.

[Co-host]

Business, not because he sees tangible benefits from the President of the United States.

[Joe Bob]

I don't know, ending wars around the.

[Co-host]

World, none of that.

[Joe Bob]

It's, it's because he wants to be a part of the oligarchy.

[Co-host]

Would say Bernie Sanders. I almost slipped into my Bernie Sanders accent there for a little bit. Sorry about that, but that's crazy. Again, Charlie himself railed against Marc Benioff.

[Joe Bob]

Deservedly so, because Marc Benioff was a big time lib. I hope this is genuine, but let me know your thoughts.

[Co-host]

TPTP USA.com do you think Mark Benioff.

[Joe Bob]

Is genuinely coming around the conservative perspective after he sees the horrible failures of lib policies? Or do you agree with the New York Times?

[Co-host]

Is he just trying to curry favor with the President of the United States? I am optimistic.

[Joe Bob]

I hope it is the former.

[Co-host]

Let me know if you think it's the latter. TPTP USA.com we got a lot of.

[Joe Bob]

Bunch of fun videos to watch. We'll end the show on a high note or a low note depending on.

[Co-host]

How you view making fun of live videos because the only way to make fun of them is to show the ridiculous, ridiculous things that they said. And maybe you think that's actually a.

[Joe Bob]

Low note because it shows where society is and the culture of acceptability in the libs. We'll see it. I think it's a high note because.

[Co-host]

We'Ll have some laughs coming up after the break. Don't go away.

[Joe Bob]

Welcome back to Turning Point. Tonight where together we are charting the course of America's cultural comeback.

[Co-host]

TPTP USA.com is the email. You can send anything you want to the email.

[Joe Bob]

Do you think Mark Benioff is being genuine in what he is saying in.

[Co-host]

Support of President Donald Trump? I hope he is. That would be good for us, the conservatives as well as any of the other stories we touched on today. Send your thoughts to tptp USA.com youm can also go to our YouTube channel.

[Joe Bob]

Check out all of the exclusive content.

[Co-host]

That only goes to the Internet at our YouTube channel as well as some speeches that you've seen or that I've given that some interviews that aren't necessarily.

[Joe Bob]

Short enough to be aired here.

[Co-host]

All go to our Turning Point Tonight YouTube channel. You can find exclusive content there as.

[Joe Bob]

Well as well as our one more.

[Co-host]

Point, our final point. I forget what it's even called, but it's only in YouTube. That's the exclusive YouTube channel. Go to TP Turning Point tonight's YouTube channel.

[Joe Bob]

These are fun. These are, we're just gonna have fun the last segment because who doesn't need a little bit of fun? We're supposed to be a lighter hearted take of the news and I know we've changed, changed the format just a little bit. Hopefully we still have that little bit.

[Co-host]

Of that dynamic to us. But here we've got some, some fun stuff.

[Joe Bob]

Happy Columbus Day, by the way. Happy guy who shows up to the Americas and tries desperately to stop the.

[Co-host]

Human sacrifice of children around the continent. Apparently that was bad though.

[Joe Bob]

We got a indigenous people. They're, they're the ones who need to.

[Co-host]

Be celebrated again, the child sacrificers and not the guy who tried to stop the child sacrificers.

[Joe Bob]

But happy Columbus Day.

[Co-host]

Some people who are not happy about Columbus Day decide to throw paint onto.

[Joe Bob]

Columbus's paintings or paintings of Columbus and.

[Co-host]

Various museums around the world.

[Joe Bob]

Watch this clip and I will give.

[Co-host]

My very short and brief thoughts of these how these folks decide to celebrate Christopher Columbus. Watch this. Those are some folks there throwing paint on a painting of Christopher Columbus there in Spain.

[Joe Bob]

Producer Glenn brought up a point. Who the heck is checking these people's backs? Why are there so many people that could go into museum with just buckets of paint and nobody's like, what are.

[Co-host]

You doing with that paint there, ma'?

[Joe Bob]

Am?

[Co-host]

They, I'm not, I don't want to, you know, assume anyone's gender here.

[Joe Bob]

You just, you're gonna, I have some paint with me. I'm so.

[Co-host]

I just, I have to have some paint with me. I'm not gonna throw it on a painting or anything like that. Yeah, that would be absurd. I actually, though, have a different response to this, which is, you know, this, this did not change my mind in any way, shape, or form. People throwing paint on paintings of Christopher.

[Joe Bob]

Columbus does not change my perspective or thought on him. However, it would have if they were also naked.

[Co-host]

Uh, as I've said earlier in the show, that is the one in response.

[Joe Bob]

To the pro Portland protesters protesting naked.

[Co-host]

Uh, that is what will change my mind on things.

[Joe Bob]

Uh, if you're blocking traffic, do it.

[Co-host]

In the nude, and then I'll agree with everything that you're saying.

[Joe Bob]

Of course, that works for so many.

[Co-host]

People, which is why they do it. Of course. Before I get in trouble on that.

[Joe Bob]

Watch me get in trouble on this. Here's a congresswoman talking about the government shutdown that is currently happening and why.

[Co-host]

The government shutdown is happening and all.

[Joe Bob]

Of the, all of the terrible things about the government shutdown that you haven't noticed yet, because nobody cares about this stupid thing.

[Co-host]

It's happening for one specific reason.

[Joe Bob]

Watch this.

[Congresswoman]

There is no doubt that there are so many from our community who have built their talents and their expertise around giving service to our communities through our federal enterprise. And to see this administration target them, essentially, you know, it reaffirms what we know about this administration. Unfortunately, we're dealing with white supremacism, and they've used every dog whistle, every excuse that they can to target our communities.

[Joe Bob]

When in doubt, white supremacist libs know.

[Co-host]

Like, four words, and three of them are white supremacy. And I know that that's two words, but I guess that takes up.

[Joe Bob]

It's white supremacy. White.

[Co-host]

And then they know another word, but I'm not sure what that word is.

[Joe Bob]

That's it. That's, that's what it is.

[Co-host]

The government is shutting down. We're firing people that don't need to be employed by the federal government because of white supremacy, whatever that is, because apparently that is the root cause of.

[Joe Bob]

Everything that's wrong in this country. But speaking of the government shutdown, I thought this was really interesting, too. So I, I, I think what is going on here in so many of these instances is, is a lack of civics. People don't understand how the government works and the votes necessary to pass legislation.

[Co-host]

And one of those people is my favorite person to pick on. One, Jasmine Crockett.

[Joe Bob]

Watch this from Congressman Crockett. This day, it's probably gonna be the.

[Co-host]

Last one we have time for.

[Joe Bob]

But here's her not knowing how many votes are needed, apparently, to get legislation.

[Co-host]

To the president's desk. Watch this.

[Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett]

Right? Now that there is a debate about funding the government, I've been a little bit confused because Republicans, last time I checked, are in control of the House of Representatives. They're in control of the Senate, and then the President signs the bill. Okay, but.

[Reporter]

But I.

[Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett]

But I've heard people suggest that Democrats somehow have the ability to shut the government down.

[Co-host]

So.

[Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett]

So can you please educate the people on what's happening?

[Interviewee 2]

No, you are not confused. You are a lawmaker. You understand how this works. And, you know, Republicans don't know how to count. But here's the thing. You know, when you're in a legislative body, you control everything. So if the government shuts down, it's on y'. All.

[Joe Bob]

I also love the. The thickening of the ebonics accident. It's on y'.

[Co-host]

All.

[Joe Bob]

I don't know how I count. And Republican don't know how to count.

[Co-host]

I'm gonna get in trouble for that.

[Joe Bob]

Whatever. But really. So. So again, from a civics perspective, does Jasmine Crockett know that you need at least 10 votes? I. You need several Democrat votes in the Senate in order to get legislation through that. That. That's kind of the whole thing. The led the Senate is supposed to be the. The cooling saucer that sometimes has to cool the overheated Congress because they need 60 votes. That's. That's like common knowledge to pretty much everybody, I think, except Jasmine Crockett. Unless, of course, she's insinuating that conservatives have those 60 votes just with conservatives. And if that was the case, great. That would be great.

[Co-host]

Maybe we should try for that. That. That would be awesome.

[Joe Bob]

Unfortunately, Jasmine Crockett doesn't know how many.

[Co-host]

Votes are needed in order to pass a bill through the Senate, or else she wouldn't have said that it's entirely in the hands of conservatives.

[Joe Bob]

That's going to do it for us.

[Co-host]

Here at Turning Point tonight. Really appreciate you taking the time.

[Joe Bob]

Go subscribe to our YouTube channel, TBT tbsa.com we will see you tomorrow, same.

[Co-host]

Time, same place, as we honor our friend Charlie Kirk. See? Then God bless America.

[Podcast Host]

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[Podcast Host]

Could you be more specific?

[AM PM Advertiser]

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[Joe Bob]

Okay.

[AM PM Advertiser]

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[Podcast Host]

I'm seeing a pattern here.

[AM PM Advertiser]

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[Podcast Host]

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[Podcast Host]

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