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Kristen Davis
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Joe Bob
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Kristen Davis
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Joe Bob
We can make work a better place for healing. Learn more and sign the pledge@workingwithcancerpledge.com Governor Tim Walls might actually be in some serious legal trouble. We will discuss. Also Governor Newsom is out of step with like 85% of Americans, including libs. Taxpayer funded Botox. Fun Friday. We are in for a treat on this Friday. My name is Joe Bob. Thanks so much for tuning in. The show starts right now. Even though he's not from the state of Illinois, which is where most governors who end up going to jail happen to be from, Governor Tim Walls might be in some actual trouble, especially with the outcome of his congressional testimony that has been taking over the Internet. We will discuss that and a bunch more, but I Gotta remind you, tptpc.com is the email address we'd like to send along your thoughts, comments, concerns, criticisms. Love hearing what you guys think. So much commentary from really everything we talked about yesterday in the email, tptpsa.com or wherever you happen to be watching this, leave a comment. And if that comment or email is gross, disgusting, violent, bigoted, we actually will probably read it on the show because that is what this grow show has been described by several people on the left. And so, you know, if the email fits the tenor of the show, we actually probably will read it here. TPTP USA.com is that email. Let's, let's get into this. Cause I think this is fascinating. A couple days ago or over the last couple days, Governor Tim Walls took the stand, not the actual stand, he was hauled in front of Congress to do a congressional testimony. Now here's the thing about being a governor that differs from Congress and the position that Governor Walz finds himself in. Unlike Congress where you're one of this massive collective, whether you're in the Senate and you're one of a hundred or one of 435 in the house, as a governor, you have to actually be able to run the state. Yes, there's politics all over the place. You decide this, you agree with this, you're ideologically aligned with that. But at the end of the day, the fundamental job of the governor is to govern the state, which is why Governor Walz has had the laser focus of the entire media and the entire country on how he's actually running the state that he's governing. And because it doesn't appear to be going super well, he got hauled in front of Congress. And I'll just be completely honest with you. Governor Walz got hammered on Capitol Hill. Well, not. Not like. Not like hammered, although that would be hilarious. He probably sound like Joe Biden, stone cold sober. And also not like, you know, him being a bottom. I don't think that's something he participates in, although that's difficult to prove either way. He got hammered rhetorically, is what I'm saying. Now, usually we. We see these sorts of things all the time, being hauled in front of Congress and being asked questions. But both parties do it, by the way. You bring up a political adversary, you grill them, you really stick it to him, you get your clips, and then you go fundraise. Now, generally speaking, that's usually all it is. Unfortunately, even though we'd love to see more people be held accountable after these hearings, not a lot generally tends to come for them. But in this cont. This instance, it is very possible that this testimony from Governor Walls could be different. Reason being is because. Because generally the issues at hand are based around central ideological disagreement. In this case, the case of Governor Walz being brought in front of Congress, it centers around a level of incompetence that is so extreme that it actually borders on criminal. In the case of Governor Walz, his ability to govern the state of Minnesota is so bad that he's either doing it on purpose or he's a barely functional moron, which again, wouldn't be entirely out of the question. Or he's hammered. I don't know what's going on here, but the bottom line is it is so out of step with reality, one has to ask the question, are you doing this on purpose or are you just that dumb? But the objective now seems to be nailing down the extent of Governor Walz's idiocy over or his incompetence in deciding whether or not that reaches the level of criminality. Now we can start with the fraud. This is no secret to anybody. The state of Minnesota has had massive fraud. This has been a thing for the last several years, but really came to prominence last December when Nick Shirley decided to go to a bunch of those Somali daycares that didn't exist and make a big thing out of that. Now, all that really did ultimately was then highlight the fact that there's actually a ton more fraud that Minnesota had already been dealing with and already been under a microscope for. The fraud that Nick Shirley seemed to uncover was actually just additional fraud. Now, I want to play this clip from Congressman Pat Fallon making the case that, hey, there's a bunch of fraud and we're all wondering how this happened and whether or not it's incompetence or done on purpose, which again has some legal ramifications. Watch this and we will discuss cut six. Governor, do you happen to know what the percentages of all those who have currently been charged in this staggering social services fraud scheme were native born Minnesotans? What percentage? I do not have that. I think it was 85 out of 98, which comes out to 13% Minnesotan and 87% Somalia Minnesotan. So I think this is an instance perhaps of where Woke gets slapped by data. Governor, there's been billions stolen over seven plus years right under your nose. And really there's only two explanations. It's either you were in on it or you weren't smart enough to see it. It's either criminal negligence or wild incompetence. And the only way this kind of fraud can reach this scale is if there's people in power that are colluding and collaborating and willfully blinding themselves to the realities around them. Obviously, billions of dollars have been stolen from the taxpayer. If you watch the entire testimony, it's actually amazing how much Governor Walz does not know about his own state. Congressman Fallon says, hey, do you know how many people were Somalis who took a bunch of money? I have no idea. He kind of basically said that through the entirety of his testimony. I have no idea of those specific statistics that you're citing. Well, turns out it's a lot. Now just to line this up, we're asking the question about accountability. So with that we have to, you know, wonder what laws are even possible for him to have broken. And does the evidence show that, well, he actually was breaking those laws? Well, one example would be Minnesota state crime, which would be misconduct of a public officer or employee. Now that would be a gross misdemeanor. That could come with a fine of up to $3,000 and about a year in jail. The sections specifically that would apply to Governor Walls would be a public officer or employee who intentionally fails or refuses to perform a known mandatory non discretionary ministerial duty of the office or in the capacity of such officer, makes a return certificate official report having knowledge that it was false. So the question is, does any of this match what Governor Walz has done during his tenure as governor or stated in his hearings in front of Congress? Now the only thing we do know for sure is that the fraud did actually happen. That is indisputable. It happened. So that leaves us with the question of, okay, well, did Governor Walz know that it was happening or is he just that bad at his Job like has been the question so often on this show. Are you stupid or evil? Because only one of those two things applies on the federal side. There is the question whether or not Governor Walls engaged in conspiracy to defraud the United States and the taxpayer Friend of the show. Representative Anna Paulina Luna, in her referral of Walls to the DOJ in January, alleges that Walls and his administration conspired via inaction, which led to whistleblower silencing or misleading statements to allow false claims in federal programs to continue. Did Governor Walls do things or did he not impede on actions that allowed the massive fraud to continue? So questions of fraud, all of that fraud didn't start in December of 2025. It actually started to bubble up around the Feeding Our Future program. In 2018, the Minnesota Department of Education received 30 plus complaints about kickbacks, unethical recruitments, fake sites and inflated meal claims. Oh, yeah, we're feeding 50,000 kids here. Okay, I, I only see nine. They're all Somali, by the way, but I only see nine kids. Um, are you sure that this is the case? Yeah, we should. We deserve this money. That was happening all the way back in 2018. A 2018 administrative review found 22 serious deficiencies, for example of poor record keeping and totally unrealistic outlandish wild claims of the amount of food that was being given away. Then in the fall of 2020, the Minnesota Department of Education escalated those concerns to the USDA Office of Inspector General. In early 2021, the Minnesota Department of Education temporarily stopped the meal claim payments. It denied hundreds of new site applications and began termination proceedings, basically saying, okay, we've, we've found, we've decided there's a ton of fraud going on here, so we're going to stop all of these payments. But then randomly the payments restarted. Why? Well, why is exactly what Congressman Jim Jordan asked Governor Walz. Why did these payments get stopped because of massive alleged fraud and then started again about a month later? Cut seven. Why didn't you tell the truth about why you restarted the payments? The payments stopped because there were concerns, obviously wouldn't stop the payments. Then they're restarted a month later. What was the reason for restarting the payments? My understanding was the, the agency believed that the court had required them to make those payments and that was false, Wasn't it? You, I think that is said that, didn't you?
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Joe Bob
You said the reason you restart is because the court ordered you to do so. Is that right? I don't believe that is Settled yet to the best of my knowledge. Well, I think it is because the court did something that I just don't, I don't know if I've ever seen it. They issued a statement saying you were wrong in what you were saying. This is from the court. It says feeding our future versus Minnesota Department of Education. Correcting reports and statements by Governor Tim Walz concerning orders issued by the court. Here's what the judge says. Governor Tim Walz told the media that the Minnesota Department of Education attempted in payments to FOF because of possible fraud, but that Judge Guzman Guthman ordered payments to continue in April 2021. Next sentence. That is false. Huh. So I wonder what's going on. Fraud is detected. Payments then stop, which is good by the way. That's how we're supposed to do things if we detect a bunch of alleged fraud. Let's, let's, let's stop these things before we go any further so we can investigate the alleged fraud here. So they did stop and then they started for some reason Governor Walls said. Well, basically he said the courts told us we had to start again. And then as Congressman Jordan pointed out, the courts issued a statement. No, we didn't. What are you talking about, Governor Walz? Which brings us back to the original question. Is Governor Walls lying and therefore violating state and or federal law or is he just an idiot? We don't know. And here's the thing. Ultimately this is just the tip of the iceberg. We haven't even touched on the possibility of massive illegal voting or illegal issuances of licenses. This is a whole litany of things that Minnesota is doing wrong, which again borders on criminality. The last clip I want to play here is almost entirely separate from the financial fraud and instead kind of zeroing in on the licensure fraud. The Congressman Scott Perry asked, hey, you know, all of this financial fraud is kind of apparent to everybody. You've been asked about it a lot. But it seems, Governor Walls, you're also complicit in masses mismanagement when it comes to immigration via handing out licenses to anybody. And mind you, even though you, I don't think you have to show a license in Minnesota. Maybe you do, but in a lot of blue areas you don't have to show a license to vote, but you're also giving licenses to people who can't vote. So even if you do, what's the point of any of this? The last clip I want to play again from Congressman Perry grilling Governor Walls on the license processes in Minnesota and how Those don't even align with the federal law. Cut 8. You signed the Minnesota Driver's Licenses for All act, is that correct? That's correct. That's correct. Right. Particularly the law that you signed eliminates the requirement for Social Security numbers or proof of lawful presence. As a matter of fact, immigration status is classified as private. So literally the federal government, your partner, as you said, we work with our federal partners, can't use that driver's license information regarding people that are here illegally. Now, I don't understand the connection between the driver's license and the immigration piece. I guess. Let me make the connection for you. According to the Secretary of Transportation, one third of Minnesota's non domiciled commercial driver's licenses were issued illegally. I mean, it kind of explains itself, but in the context of what we're talking about here, these types of decisions have real implications. Election implications, safety implications, financial implications. And while I generally think these congressional hearings are typically just fireworks of throwing rhetorical bombs and seeing if you can get somebody riled up so you can make the local news back in your hometown and raise some money for your reelection campaign, I wonder if this actually is going to lead to something. I wonder if justice is about to nail down Governor Tim Walls. And by the way, I mean justice in the, in the legal terminology, not a large flamboyant man, which is unclear whether or not that would be welcomed nailing Governor Walls down. Anyways, all I'm trying to say is reverting back to the central theme of this entire show, trying to decide whether people are evil or stupid. Because when people make decisions like we've all seen all too often, evil or stupid. In the case of so many lib, ideological decisions are the only two options. It remains to be seen whether or not anything is going to happen on this front regarding accountability, but at least it does appear that that those possibilities are available. We'll see what Congress and the DOJ has to say about it in the coming months. My hope is that somebody is made an example of so the massive fraud, both financially and culturally in Minnesota doesn't happen anywhere else. We got a lot to get to here on the episode today. Coming up, got to get to the point. There's lots of points to get to. It is very, very hefty news day, even on a Friday, this day. I mean it's probably because there's a lot of things going on in the world. TPTP USA.com if you have any thoughts, implications. Do you think Governor Walls will be held accountable to any sort of reasonable degree? Or do you think he'll just I'll be done being the governor and he'll go be the president of some private university somewhere. Have a nice out. What what do you think is going to happen? TPTP USA.com is that email address. We'll be right back after the break with get to the Point.
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Kristen Davis
Kristin Davis from Are youe a Charlotte Podcast. I just had the most epic girls day cruising around LA with my friend Heather Graham and thanks to Hyundai we even recorded a special episode for you. Yes, I have a good 90s story of Fred Siegel. What I saw Alanis Morris at there one time. It was so exciting. I was with my girlfriend.
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Joe Bob
She saw you so that's like good.
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Kristen Davis
She was very. It was like the height of Alanis time and she was with this beautiful man and I had a golden retriever puppy and the beautiful man wanted to say hi to the golden retriever puppy. We were eating at that little cafe there at the Santa Monica one and Alanis hung back in a way that made me wonder what was happening. Like who wouldn't want to pet this beautiful puppy. I was like oh my God, it's Alanis. And then I was like try to breathe, try to breathe, try to breathe because I love her so much. My new episode is out now presented by the all new Hyundai Palisade Hybrid make every day epic.
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Joe Bob
People at work supported me while I was going through treatment. By not treating me like somebody who was going through treatment. Treatment sucks. Cancer sucks.
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Kristen Davis
Being engaged with work really helped to
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Joe Bob
oh, I just knew I was going to beat this thing. Research shows there is a significant connection between the ability to continue to work and cancer recovery. We can make work a better place
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Kristen Davis
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Joe Bob
If you come for my neighbor, neighbors, you will have to come through me.
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Kristen Davis
If you come for my neighbors, you will have to come through me.
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Joe Bob
If you come for my neighbors, you will have to come through me.
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Kristen Davis
If you come for my neighbors, you
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Joe Bob
will have to come through me. Cause immigrants and workers built this community.
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Kristen Davis
Cause.
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Joe Bob
If you come for my name, you will have to come to me. I mean, which direction do we want to go here? Do we want to go with the. I don't know getting through you is going to be all that difficult. I'm sorry, I usually probably say, excuse me, I'm brown guy coming through. I'm able to do anything in your eyes, so just let me through. There's also the angle of wait, when did liberals become bad at music? I just generally speaking, like, that's been like a thing. Libs, unfortunately have captured the arts, especially musically, for the last like 50 years. I actually look at this as a positive. Yes, you know, I regret to reform you. The libs are singing again. But also, that's just bad. Like, it's just a bunch of people in the chorus missing a bunch of different notes. They used to be. The Libs were fantastic at arts. And the fact that that is slipping away from their grasp, I'm not entirely sure how upset I should be about that. Also, I'm not, not entirely sure how intimidating you are on top of all that. Anyways. All right. Hey, it is. There's a lot going on because there always is a lot going on. And because it's Friday, I think producer Glenn has hipped us to several stories that are bizarre and crazy. But at the very least, it is time to get to the point. Get to the point. Get to the point. All right, this coming out of KCRA 3 in Sacramento. Sacramento, Planned Parenthood now offering Botox slash menopause care. A Planned Parenthood, the largest affiliate in California and Nevada, has begun offering Botox injections at $9 per unit cheaper than the 12 to $15 at med spas, along with menopause care, hormonal replacement therapy and other wellness services to help offset the hundred million dollars of federal funding cut in the big beautiful bill, which is their justification for it. Obviously that's, that's crazy. But I think the crazier thing is in what context does a government funded in too many ways? Actually, no, I guess. Well, they're not anymore. So, yeah, sure, maybe this is what they have to do. Maybe Planned Parenthood has to because we thankfully cut a bunch of their budget. Really all of their budget. Has to issue new ways to make money. Actually, you know what? I don't know that I hate this. I think I read this. I, I am so used to Planned Parenthood getting a ton of money from the government. It still hasn't quite hit me the massive win of taking all that money out. I think, well, that's dumb that the government is doing that, but it actually isn't. It's Planned Parenthood as their own separate organization having to figure out ways to make money. And so, you know, while I think it's ridiculous that they're doing that, them struggling to make ends meets, I'm not entirely sure how mad I am at that. Oh, but I guess the article does say California still has provided like $90 million in state funding is funding to backfill all of the money that the federal government took away from Planned Parenthood. So I'm back on the hating it train. Very complicated story I guess here. But Planned Parenthood offering Botox. Don't, don't do that just don't. Don't do the Botox. Don't especially do it from Planned Parenthood. Just don't. All right, next point. U.S. government contractor. This is from the New York Post. New US Government contractor busted on a ritzy Caribbean island for stealing $46 million in crypto from US Marshals Services. The FBI says US government contractor was arrested in the Caribbean island of St. Martin in a joint operation between the FBI and the French gander. Mary, I'm not even sure how you say that, but some French legal authority for allegedly stealing $46 million in cryptocurrency from the US Marshals. Now the interesting part about this is the US Marshals have $46 million in cryptocurrency to steal. I don't exactly know how that worked. The dude who was arrested worked for a Virginia based command Services Support, a company run by his father, the government contractors dude which held a federal contract to manage seized digital assets from the U.S. marshals for the U.S. marshal Services, giving him access to private cryptocurrency addresses and funds. So we hire a contractor. Us being the US government taxpayer, we hire a contractor. Hey, can you seize these assets on behalf of U.S. marshals? So he does and then he steals allegedly some of those assets. $46 million in cryptocurrency from the taxpayer. Freaking great. I mean this is, this is like a broader argument for like smaller government. When you have smaller government, you don't have, you don't have the possibility of any of this, like just smaller governments. You don't have to use so many contractors. So therefore the contractors don't have the ability to steal 56 million freaking dollars. 46 million from the freaking U.S. marshals. All right, wild and crazy points next one Justice Department. This is from CNN. The Justice Department auto pen investigation isn't over yet. Officials says thank goodness President Autopen needs to be held accountable. The Justice Department continues its investigation into whether or not AIDS to former president Joe Biden violated laws by using auto pens for actions beyond what he authorized. Now gonna be very difficult to prove, but I do think this should be investigated. What did he authorize? What was his mental capacity at? And I also would guarantee that there are more cameras and recordings of him that we don't have yet. Which is why I think these types of investigations matter. If they can get a hold of somebody, somebody in the administration probably recorded private meetings, just not for like the intelligence in those meetings because I don't necessarily know that that should be made public because I don't know if that poses a risk to the American people, but instead just to listen to hear okay, how incompetent was he? And if he was way past even what we thought, which is pretty far gone, could be equated to a hammered dim walls pretty far gone. If he was way past that, then yeah, what were the aides doing and who was doing it? What kind of power did they actually wield? All those questions are super interesting. It's now being handled by the U.S. attorney's office in Washington under Jeanine Pirro, and so I would imagine she would want to make a big show of it. So all that's to say that investigation is not over yet and we could could see some fruits being born out of it. Next point to get to all right, this is a shocking, not surprising Zoharan Mamdani. Well, I feel like we haven't talked about in a very long time. Really interesting. That guy was at the front of the There's a lot of other things going on and New York continuing to crumble, but a lot of other things talk about tptpc.com if you'd like to send me some pronunciations of moron Zam Danny, Sorry, that's the pig Latin version. Some pronunciations of the mayor of New York's name. Feel free. TBT tpusa.com Zoharan Mandani's wife liked a bunch of social media posts celebrating the October 7 attacks, which comes with a surprise to no one. The Syrian American artist who he married in early 2025. They're they're still brand new newlyweds. They yes, not nobody wants to see trouble in paradise in a marriage, but still very new. And also the added pressure of being the mayor of the most powerful city in the world. Yeah, good, good, good, good. Could be rough going, who knows. I don't, I don't wish that upon anybody. Even people I dislike and disagree with politically. But just, you know, looking at the possibilities, it doesn't seem unlikely. Anyways, she liked multiple Instagram posts on her personal account that celebrated or justified Hamas's October 7th attack. Killed 1200 people, wounded thousands, kidnappings, sexual assaults. Pretty much a terrible, horrible thing. Um, one of the posts that she like had the caption breaking the walls of apartheid and military occupation, resisting apartheid since 1948. Therefore killing grandmas and babies is totally justified. Great. Cool. Fantastic that somebody like that is married to one of the more powerful political players in our country. Fantastic. And speaking of powerful political players doing bad things, Representative Tony Gonzalez will not seek reelection to which I say, good. Look there, there's a ton of people that are like, you know, super concerned about, like, the margin and getting slimmer. And, you know, what if he loses? What if, what if the incoming person loses that seat? If you're not hip to this story, I don't want to bury the lead. Texas conservative Representative Tony Gonzalez announced on March 5 that he will not seek reelection after intense pressure of him having an affair with a staffer who later unfortunately ended up committing suicide in September. There's a bunch of text messages that got released and she clearly was having an affair with the congressman. I am pro him resigning. There have been a bunch of, again, the margin is super thin. I get that. But also, we need to have some parameters as conservatives. One of my biggest crusades has been the right needs more conservatives. And I mean that in the traditional cultural lifestyle sense. Like, yes, we want to be financially responsible. Yes, we want to do things that make sense and are in the interest of the American people, but also just in our personal lives. We want to be like good people. Like, conservatism is a, is a lifestyle that bleeds into politics, not the other way around. And therefore, like, you know, if you have a settled conservative life, generally speaking, that is what leads you to want more conservative value to conservative policies because, you know, you like your life, like, things are going well and you don't want the unknown change to affect the things that are going pretty well. And so if you're, you know, personal life is chaotic and wild and crazy, chances are, you know, probably won't be the most conservative person in office. I'm not even talking about his voting record. All I'm saying here is this, this is, this is, this is the line too far in terms of action by a alleged conservative. I'm sure his voting record is pretty conservative, but yeah, adios. Bye. Bye. So there's that. All right. Well, we got to a lot of points here. Lots of stuff going on in the day. My favorite segment of the day, official business, coming up next. Tptbusa.com if you have any thoughts, comments, concerns. What do you think about Representative Gonzalez not seeking reelection? Do you think that seat is continually winnable? Do you think that that's wise choice? Do you think he should resign? I think you should probably sign just in general. Maybe have like a special election just to kind of. Yeah. Got a lot to say about that. I'd love to Hear your thoughts. Tbt@tpusa.com we'll be right back after the break with official business. Don't go away.
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Kristen Davis
Davis from Are you a Charlotte Podcast? I just had the most epic girls day cruising around LA with my friend Heather Graham and thanks to Hyundai we even recorded a special episode for you. Yes, I have a good 90s story of Fred Siegel.
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Joe Bob
What?
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Kristen Davis
I saw Alanis Morris at there one time. It was so exciting. I was with my girlfriend Melanie.
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Joe Bob
She saw you so that's like good.
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Kristen Davis
She was very. It was like the height of Alanis time and she was with this beautiful man and I had a golden retriever puppy and the beautiful man wanted to say hi to the golden retriever puppy. We were eating at that little cafe there at the Santa Monica one and Alanis hung back in a way that made me wonder what was happening. Like who wouldn't want to pet this beautiful puppy. I was like oh my, it's Alanis. And then I was like try to breathe, try to breathe, try to breathe because I love her so much. My new episode is out now presented by the all new Hyundai Palisade Hybrid. Make every day Epic.
- [38:16]
Joe Bob
When I was diagnosed all I wanted to do was get back to work. I wanted to get back to that trajectory that I was on prior to the cancer. I always felt like I had value. I had a place on the team to just be treated with dignity. It means everything. Research shows there is a significant connection between the ability to continue to work and cancer recovery. We can make work a better place for healing, learn more and sign the pledge@workingwithcancerpledge.com. Yes, he's a captain. Excuse me, were you a captain? Just want to apologize. I didn't turn on airplane mode. Okay.
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Sponsor/Announcer
It didn't affect, it didn't affect anything up here.
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Joe Bob
I mean it was a little bit of turbulence. That wasn't because of me. No, no. Okay. Don't worry about it. Thank you. I mean I could make you feel bad and say yes, but. Oh no, no. I've always wondered that. I'm curious about your thoughts. Tptbc.com I've always wondered if this billion dollar machine, hundreds of millions of dollar machine is operating on the same communication level as my couple hundred dollar cell phone. I think we have bigger problems, right? I think that's the case. But I did, you know, to argue against myself. I did read a thing about why going into airplane mode doesn't necessarily affect the plane, but it affects phones on the ground. Because what I've heard is especially during those climbing to cruising altitude and coming down for landing, you get that intermer, intermediary height level, altitude level, where in theory your cell phone can be picked up by the ground antennas and by doing so it restricts the bandwidth for the people on the ground. Which is kind of, kind of blows my mind. Planes that are like when you, when you, when planes fly over a, an area or community or businesses getting to the airport, if a bunch of people have their phones not on airplane mode but on cellular mode, the reception on the ground in that area gets super weak. It's actually really interesting. My whole thought has been like this is there's no way that this hundred million dollar machine is operating on the same communication platform as my cell phone. So it doesn't matter. But it actually may actually in fact matter to people on the ground, there's way too much information that you didn't probably ask for on cell phones and airplane mode. So without further ado, let's get to my favorite part of the show. When people in elected offices and in positions of power more broadly, bureaucrats of the United States of America or even in foreign governments take the stand to say things and on their platform issue statements, either bold or not, it is official business. First up, in official business, the officialness of the business starts with the governor of the the poopiest state in the nation. We got a couple emails a while ago about hey, I don't like saying poopiest state I'm sorry, It's just what it is. I can't. I wish I could change reality and say that California, with my full confidence, I can say that California doesn't have human feces skewed across speed across all of the downtown areas of the major metropolitan areas, but I can't, unfortunately, in good faith, tell you that. So, unfortunately, I'm required by my own moral compass to continue to call California the poopiest state. Is it unbecoming? Maybe. But you know what's more unbecoming is people freaking allowed to poop on the streets. Anyways, Governor of that state, where that's, like, accepted, was talking about an issue that the overwhelming majority of Americans agree on. Not the overwhelming majority of conservatives, the overwhelming majority of everyone. The SAVE act, which would require people to do this crazy thing called prove that you're eligible to vote. Now, why anybody would want to do that is beyond me, but maybe one of the reasons is one of the reasons that Governor Newsom gives. Go ahead. And this is cut nine, Unofficial SAVE Act. That's not about id. It's about registrations, about who gets to vote, who doesn't yet to vote. They are not screwing around. We will lose this country. But first, we cannot lose our minds over this shock and awe. Now, the hilarious part about that is I was with him for the first part. It's not about id, it's about registration, who gets to vote. Correct that. Yes, that's exactly correct. We should see who gets to vote. Eligibility is a real thing. The people that are allowed to vote should be allowed to vote. And the people that can't vote, people are coming into the country illegally. Not here. A permanent residence. Greenhard colors, green card holders, not citizens. In other words, they can't vote. So I was with you for the first half of that. But, you know, then to go off the rails and say, well, it's gonna be. We're gonna lose democracy. Yes, ensuring democracy exists in the way it was stipulated in the Constitution is at risk of losing it. But of course, that was not the only piece of official business that the current governor gave us of California. Uh, and if it couldn't get any stupider. Oh, it actually did. Governor Newsom went on to make this comment about his willingness to participate in a podcast discussion with a guy who says the United States deserved 9, 11. This is cut 10, you know, and
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Sponsor/Announcer
I'm out there at TwitchCon.
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Joe Bob
I'm meeting with gamers and streamers. I'm doing Fortnite Fridays.
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Sponsor/Announcer
Would you.
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Joe Bob
Would you go on Would you go on Hassan's show Twitch, speaking of which. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Which I've said in the past. Okay, sure, go ahead. I mean, that's not going to help his campaign. So, like, yes, while it is vile and disgusting that he's willing to go do that, especially with a guy who's again, said America deserved 9 11. Yeah. But politically speaking, I think that's probably advantageous for those of us who don't want to see the governor of the poopiest state in the nation turn the entire country into the poopiest country, which would be very, very difficult to do, especially if Indy is in the running. But it's possible he can. If anybody can do it, he can. So we don't want to let that happen. So, you know, is it vile and disgusting and bad? Yes. Also, would it be politically damaging to him? Yes. And is that a bad thing? Man, I don't know. Probably not. I don't want the Overton window shifted so far that you have that as an acceptable outcome possibility of him joining that guy in a podcast. And at the same time, if it damages him politically, you know, when your opponent's punching themselves in the face, why stop them speaking of punching themselves in the face,
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Sponsor/Announcer
you know, we, we.
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Joe Bob
There's enough talk. At least in my opinion. There's ample talk about the Epstein files. It is everywhere. And that's totally fine. We've talked about it briefly here on this show, but at the same time, I think there's other things going on from a politics standpoint that is, in my opinion, it's more. More important. It's more culturally relevant. Now. I'm already seeing the emails. There's nothing more important. Yes, fine. Cool. Not necessarily more important. There are other things happening outside of it. So we haven't talked about it a ton here, but I did want to play this. This is a lib. Representative Johnny Owolitzki, I think his name is maybe mispronouncing that, admitting that, hey, you know, the whole Epstein thing, the libs hid that for even longer, so now they're actually coming out, which, you know, is what it is. And the main point being made here is, yeah, they didn't do anything for four years and somehow are blaming conservatives for not doing things fast enough. Watch this. Cut to 11. People are starting to be held accountable. But I will say, look, Democrats got it wrong. Merrick Garland and Joe Biden did not act on this. And I think as Democrats, we have to own that, too. Yeah. So finally, somebody sign it. But, yeah, there's that? All right. Wrapping up official business here. I wanted to. I don't get this. I know we've hit Governor Tim Walls enough. Not enough. We've hit him a lot today, rhetorically speaking. What's one more? Why not one more? Here is Governor Tim Walls on DHS and ice and, well, just, just tamp on Timmy being tamp on Timmy got 12. They don't believe they're accountable and so I can't say it enough.
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Sponsor/Announcer
Don't give them any money.
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Joe Bob
Don't confirm a DHS secretary. Continue to drag them in in front of you and put the guardrails around. Yeah, ironic there, yes. Governor Walz doesn't believe this faction of the federal government is accountable and also he's not accountable for the billions of dollars in fraud being stolen while he was the governor. Under his nose. Rich. The irony is, Rich. Do we have time for one more? We do have time for one more. Here is the the live nominee for Senate in Texas. The more I watch about this guy, the more I feel confident that but Texas, Texas ain't going blue anytime soon. This is Jaime Talarico, which I think is the pronunciation that we settled on, tbt tbsa.com if you'd like me to pronounce it a little bit differently because I don't know, I don't know how it's supposed to be pronounced. But talking about, Talking about genders, cut 13, I want us all to be aware of is that, that modern science obviously recognizes there are many more than two biological sexes. In fact, there are six, which, honestly, Representative Hefner surprised me. Surprised me, too, because I, I, you know, am not well versed in this, this issue area. I'm not a scientist. I'm a politician a lot worse than a scientist. Why is that a thing that libs keeps saying? I'm not a biologist. I'm not a scientist. We know, dude. Like, there's two sexes. What is the adage that we made popular? Charlie Made popular? There's one God, two sexes and infinite personalities. Good luck with that. One of all of the hills to die on. Good luck with that one. All right. Hey, that'll do it for official business coming up next. It's. It's Friday. We're getting down to the latter parts of the show and therefore the latter parts of the week before we send you off into what is hopefully a magnificent weekend for you and your family. We're gonna have some more fun. Fun Friday coming up right after the break. Tptpsa.com don't go away.
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Sponsor/Announcer
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- [50:26]
Kristen Davis
Davis from Are you a Charlotte Podcast? I just had the most epic girls day cruising around LA with my friend Heather Graham and thanks to Hyundai we even recorded a special episode for you. Yes, I have a good 90s story of Fred Siegel. What I saw Alanis Morris at the one time it was so exciting. I was with my girlfriend Melanie.
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Joe Bob
She saw you so that's like good.
- [50:48]
Kristen Davis
She was very. It was like the height of Alanis time and she was with this beautiful man and I had a golden retriever puppy and the beautiful man wanted to see. Say hi to the golden fever puppy. We were eating at that little cafe there at the Santa Monica one and Alanis hung back in a way that made me wonder what was happening. Like who wouldn't want to pet this beautiful puppy. I was like oh my God, it's Alanis. And then I was like try to breathe, try to breathe, try to breathe because I love her so much. My new episode is out now presented by the all new Hyundai Palisade Hybrid. Make every day epic.
- [51:25]
Joe Bob
When I was diagnosed all I wanted to do was get back to work. I wanted to get back to that trajectory that I was on prior to the cancer. I always felt like I had value. I had a place on the team to just be treated with dignity. It means everything. Research shows there is a significant connection between the ability to continue to work and cancer recovery. We can make work a better place
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place for healing, learn more and sign
- [51:52]
Joe Bob
the pledge at working with cancer pledge dot com. We have the number one military in
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the world, but I don't think people
- [52:02]
Joe Bob
really understand what that means. We have the number one air force in the world.
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Sponsor/Announcer
Do you know what the number two
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Joe Bob
air force in the world is?
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Kristen Davis
China.
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Joe Bob
The United States Navy. Number three. China or Russia, if you believe their numbers. Number four, SL5 Space Force. Three of the top five aircraft forces
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Sponsor/Announcer
in the entire world are US.
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Joe Bob
The number one navy in the world.
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Sponsor/Announcer
US number four navy in the world.
- [52:21]
Joe Bob
US our Coast Guard. And this doesn't have anything to say the 150 million Americans that are hunters.
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Sponsor/Announcer
We're so much more powerful than anybody else.
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Joe Bob
Oh, is there anybody else, like, pumped up about that? I'm sorry if you're, like, about to go to bed. I know it's late, especially on the east coast, and I'm. I'm sorry you just got amped watching that. I. That's what happened to me last night. I was doing whatever's doing. I found this video late last night and unfortunately it was wired for the next 30 minutes and couldn't fall asleep. Yeah. Top three of the top five air forces in the world are all freaking us. Hell yeah. Oh, man, I don't even remember what we're talking about. Oh, it's fun Friday. These. These clips have been curated by producer Glenn, so if they're ridiculous and completely unrelated to anything, you can go ahead and blame him. Producer Glenn, I was just about to give your real email away. Tptbusa.com Though, if you'd like to send producer Glenn some thoughts on whatever. Whatever these clips are. But regardless of whatever they are, it is Fun Friday. So we're having some fun. This is unseen from me, at least until now. Cut 15. Where are you from? I don't want any problems. Nah, nah. You got a problem? No, no. You at. Look, I'm Korean. I'm okay. Where are you from? Korea, man, I told you it's not how you preach the word of Jesus. Huh? Hey, where you from? I don't. I don't even know what to say there. That's a funny sketch. It's. It's funny sketch, but it's also. Maybe it's some commentary on some of the aggressive tactics of the street preacher type, like, you know, teach their own. But also there's. There's tactics that have generally agreed. We've agreed upon that these work better. Maybe two aggressive looking dudes aggressively preaching the name of Jesus. Maybe, maybe won't actually bring the most people. Maybe. All I'm saying is the work you're doing seems to be fantastic.
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Kristen Davis
Stick.
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Joe Bob
And also maybe let's hone in on tactics that may actually produce more fruit. All right. Fun. All right, cut 16. Let's, let's, let's see what this is. Foreign. I get it. If you're just listening to the podcast, somebody set a phone on a car and said, I, I'm gonna prove to you that Nigeria is safe and then was filming it. You know how people do that? I, I love those, I love those justice videos where they like rig a bike to like explode. They put it on like a stop sign and somebody comes and steals the bike and then like three pedals in the seat explodes. Those are hilarious. But that, that effectively is poking fun at what they were doing. And I get it there. They're filming and they're ready to just unleash their own form of justice if someone were to in fact take the phone. I like it. It's fun. All right, that was fun. Friday. We're having fun. We'll be right back after the break. Tptbusa.com if you have any thoughts, comments, concerns, criticisms, those can go into our email address. We've got some fun stuff. I also wanted to. I'm not going to talk about it. We're just going to go to it. We'll be right back after the break. Don't go away.
- [56:14]
Sponsor/Announcer
Support for the show comes from Public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. On Public, you can build a multi asset portfolio of stocks, bonds, options, crypto and now generated assets which allow you to turn any idea into an investable index. With AI, it all starts with your prompt. From renewable energy companies with high free cash flow to semiconductor suppliers growing revenue over 20% year over year. You can literally type any prompt and put the AI to work. It screens thousands of stocks, builds a one of a kind index and lets you back test it against the S&P 500. Then you can invest in a few clicks. Generated assets are like ETFs with infinite possibilities, completely customizable and based on your thesis, not someone else's. Go to public.com podcast and earn an uncapped 1% bonus when you transfer your portfolio. That's public.com podcast paid for by Public Investing Brokerage Services by Open to the Public Investing Inc. Member FINRA and SIPC Advisory Services by Public Advisors, llc. SEC Registered Advisor. Generated Assets is an interactive analysis tool output is for informational purposes only and is not an investment recommendation or advice. Complete Disclosures available@public.com Disclosures hi, it's Kristen
- [57:16]
Kristen Davis
Davis from Are youe a Charlotte Podcast. I just had the most epic girls day cruising around LA with my friend Heather Graham. And thanks to Hyundai, we even recorded a special episode for you. Yes, I have a good 90s story of Fred Siegel.
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Joe Bob
What?
- [57:30]
Kristen Davis
I saw Alanis Morissette there one time. It was so exciting. I was with my girlfriend Melanie.
- [57:36]
Joe Bob
She saw you, so that's like good.
- [57:38]
Kristen Davis
She was very. It was like the height of Alanis time and she was with this beautiful man and I had a golden retriever puppy and the beautiful man wanted to say hi to the golden retriever puppy. We were eating at that little cafe there at the Santa Veronica one. And Alanis hung back in a way that made me wonder what was happening. Like, who wouldn't want to pet this beautiful puppy? I was like, oh my God, it's Alanis. And then I was like, try to breathe, try to breathe, try to breathe because I love her so much. My new episode is out now, presented by the all new Hyundai Palisade hybrid. Make every day epic.
- [58:14]
Joe Bob
When I was diagnosed, all I wanted to do was get back to work. I wanted to get back to that trajectory that I was on prior to the cancer. I always felt like I had value. I had a place on the team to just be treated with dignity. It means everything. Research shows there is a significant connection between the ability to continue to work and cancer recovery. We can make work a better place for healing, learn more and sign the pledge@workingwithcancerpledge.com. Hello? Hey, what's up? Not much. What's going on?
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Sponsor/Announcer
I've got kind of a random question for you.
- [59:00]
Joe Bob
Okay. What? I was wondering if I could come over and help you work on your house and drink a bunch of beer. Yeah, that would be awesome. I would actually love to help. Okay. Do you need me to bring some beer? No, actually my fridge is full of beer right now, so just bring yourself. Sweet.
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Sponsor/Announcer
When should I come?
- [59:25]
Joe Bob
You can come over now. Okay, perfect. Because I'm already in your driveway. That sounds like so much fun. I, I, in all honesty, that's. That sounds like fun. I'm not a drinker, so I wouldn't do the beer thing. But there's a, there's a couple friend of ours who are looking at houses in the area that we live and like, I hope they get a house close to us so that I could go over there and work on their house. That'd be. That just sounds like so much fun. All right, let's get to some of the mailbag questions. Questions, comments, concerns, emails pptvsa.com Remember, if those emails are gross and disgusting or critical of me, feel free to send them. Actually, we might get to one of them that I'll stop talking so we have time to possibly get to them first. Wanted to bring up from yesterday's mailbag Jeffrey on the topic of immigration he said you should look up the statement by President Teddy Roosevelt on immigration assimilation into the usa. It's so relevant to. He said my topic but honestly the broader point. Producer Glenn looked up the quote in 1907 Teddy Roosevelt said in the first place we should insist that if the immigrant comes here in good faith, becomes an American and assimilates himself to us, he shall be treated as an exact equal with everyone else. Which. Correct. For it is an outrage to discriminate, discriminate against any such man because of creed or birthplace or origin. But this is predicated upon the person's becoming in every facet an American and nothing but an American, I. E. Dual citizenship. We can go off on that danger, but we won't. There can be no divided allegiance here. It goes on to say any man who says he's an American but also is something else isn't American at all. We only have room for one flag, the American flag. It goes on a little bit longer but for the sake of time that I think we get the gist of it. Yeah, great. Thanks for pointing that out, Jeffrey. Really appreciate that question quote from Teddy Roosevelt's. Yeah, once you're an American, you're an American, but you have to be an American. I think distills it down pretty appropriately. Let's see some criticisms. I'm coming in for a kick in here, Jack. Thanks for watching the show. Jack is not to mean to be disparaging at all, but he says please stop waving your arms all around while you're speaking. It's not professional. Very distracting. Says your talks are very interesting. Thank you. Appreciate that. But the presentation sometimes can be annoying and distracting. I'll take that. That's fine. Derek. How ironic is that? I say sure, I'll take your criticism and do the exact thing I'm being criticized. Criticized of. You know what? I will. I am open to suggestions. I'm not sure how much I can control the hand. You know what it is? I'm married to an Italian, so she exclusively talks with her hands all the things and I believe it can be more. I will try and tame it down a little bit but I no promises because of my Italian wife. James, on the topic of Gavin's self own from yesterday, best moment on the show. Appreciate that he enjoyed staying home from work just to watch the show. Now I wouldn't suggest calling out sick for work. I'm not sure that's what she did. I'm not entirely suggesting that, that you should do that but also if that's the only way that you can take in the show, I mean what other choice do you have? Like you just you can't go to work. It's, you know, it's unfortunate but thank you James for the compliment last wrapping up the weekend. Mark on the topic of one Mr. Fetterman who is just so interesting, that guy's the most as we don't need to continue on. Guy goes into a mental health hospital, comes out a conservative, effectively says he's a dino, a Democrat in name only. That's actually I like that. Huh? You know, whatever works. Especially if we can get his vote on stuff. Remember he voted with conservatives not wanting to limit the power of the president in dire situations such as Iran. Anyways, that is all the time we have today. Have a great weekend. Unplug from the news a little bit. We will see a Monday, same time, same place. God bless America.
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Kristen Davis
Foreign. Hi, it's Kristen Davis from Are you a Charlotte podcast. I just had the most epic girls day cruising around LA with my friend Heather Graham and thanks to Hyundai, we even recorded a special episode for you. Sex and the City got me into Magnolia Bakery cupcakes, which I'm obsessed with. The last time we did a Hyundai film we went to the Magnolia. We sat on the bench. My new episode is out now, presented by the all new Hyundai Palisade hybrid. Make every day epic.
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Joe Bob
I think when you're diagnosed with cancer, you crave a semblance of normalcy and control and so work allowed me to be me. So I think it's really important that companies stay flexible. Cancer in a diagnosis can be all consuming, but it doesn't have to be. Research shows there is a significant connection between the ability to continue to work and cancer recovery. We can make work a better place
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Sponsor/Announcer
for healing, learn more and sign the
- [64:35]
Kristen Davis
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