We had a stand up comedian as the President of the United States. I swear to God, there is never going to be another president like this. There never has been. Just really remarkable to watch him just riff. Just riff like a stand up comedian on stage at the, at the big Thanksgiving turkey pardon and all of that stuff. Welcome to the show. It's, it's effectively Friday for a lot of people, let's face it. I mean, a lot of people are blowing off work today, but that's Just the way it goes on the, on the day before Thanksgiving, I believe tonight, if I'm not mistaken, is the biggest bar night of the year. Tonight is the night that everybody goes out and gets all drunk and everything and goes out, you know, and if I were still drinking, I'd be, you know, heading down to King street in Alexandria, Virginia. But I'm not. I'm going on the right squad again tonight. And I was on the right squad last night. Had a little bit of fun on there. They got a guy on there who's a liberal, and a lot of people have noticed that he seems to be a really sad person. Jason's pretty, he's all right guy. I didn't get a chance to talk to him much. I just said, you know, you'd be sad, too, if you went on a show every week, every night on a panel where you're always wrong about everything and you're defending the indefensible. Be kind of upset, too. I don't understand how people can cling to leftism or liberalism when it's so profoundly wrong. And you've also, you know, I always say that Scott Jennings is a sea of, is an island of sanity and a sea of insanity on. On cnn. And the opposite is true for Jason on. On the right Squad. He is the insane one in an island of sanity and reason. But that said, I think he's a pretty nice guy, whatever, and gave him a little what for. Last night on the First Amendment, he tried to tell me that Donald Trump is restricting his free speech, which I think you can imagine what I, what I had to say about disinformation and misinformation and being completely censored, all of our opinions about everything for a couple of years. And I'm like, are you out of your nut? It was, it was a fun show. It was very fun. Mercy, by the way, Mercedes is a, is a. Is a really nice person, in case you were wondering. In case you were wondering. All right, Mercedes Schlapp, by the way, Mercedes Slapp is a very, very nice person. And, and they call her Mercy. I like that. I think it' how you doing there? Anyway, so I'm gonna be there tonight again, by the way. It'll be a lot of fun. Fanny Willis, election interference case against Trump thrown out by a Georgia prosecutor. You know why? Because it was a bunch of freaking crap is what it was. It was another one of those political indictments of Donald Trump. There were four of them in an election year, 91 felony counts brought up against him. This was about the COVID up of the theft and rigging of the 2020 election, which happened, by the way. And this was, this was meant to take away from the, the, the, the stoppage of voting on the election night in Georgia at the Georgia Convention center in Atlanta where they just stopped counting votes. And then they sent all the press out and then they got all of these big bags of votes out from under the tables, ran them through the counters a couple times and we couldn't say anything about. Was obvious they were looking for votes, but they say because Donald Trump said in a phone call that hey man, look for some votes for me, that that was much worse than, I don't know, pulling out cases of ballots and running them through multiple times until Joe Biden had enough ballots to win the damned election. And this happened in all of the battleground states, by the way, in 2020. And again, I can't, you're not going to call that disinformation or misinformation my opinion anymore because I was right. And fat Fannie Willis and her boyfriend, I mean honestly, Nathan Wade, this guy had no ability to do what he was doing. He never prosecuted a case before and he's going to go after the President. He was invited to the White House surely to coordinate these persecutions with the other people involved, Jack Smith and whatnot. And it's been kicked out. State prosecutors Peter Scandinaka Labonaconess dropped the case against Trump remaining co defendants to serve the interest interests of justice and promote judicial finality. What it means is they didn't have D word for Richard on a case and they know that Fanny Willis and Nathan Wait are a joke and they're super corrupt. So there you go. That's what that's all about. By the way, the case was initially led by Willis brought forward historic racketeering charges against Trump in his effort to overturn the 2020 election loss. Yeah, whatever. The political persecution of Donald Trump by disqualified DA Fanny Willis is finally over, said Trump's lead attorney Steve Sadow. The case should have never been brough. A fair and impartial prosecutor has been put an end to this, this law fair. Willis, in August 23, 2023 indicted Trump and 18 of his allies, including former White House Chief of staff Mark Meadows, on racketeering charges. However, Willis was removed from the case last December after it was discovered she'd been having a romantic relationship with one of the lawyers hired to lead the Trump prosecution, Nathan Wade. And he didn't wane. Hell, he dove right in. Yeah, he did he dove right in. What a. What a joke. I mean, it's like if you had a Jerry Springer panel in charge of a prosecution of a president. It was an absolute joke. And of course, they. They tried to. They made the mistake of bringing Donald Trump in, doing a perp walk and doing a. A mug shot, and it backfired big time. So, honestly, I'm gonna go play this one more time. Jim Gosit. Making fun of this wretched, awful woman and her idiot boyfriend and bites the dust. Thank you.
Rob Carson (19:33)
Absolutely, 100%, because it will only fester and get worse. We've already seen the country burn in the summer of 2020. We've seen Mar a Lago raided. We've seen two nonsensical impeachments of Donald Trump, an attempt to take him off the ballot, an attempt to assassinate him twice, one time before the RNC convention. And no, I don't believe Thomas Crooks acted alone, because the same people who raided Mar A Lago said that he acted alone. So forget about it. There are a lot of deep state actors still at play, and These people, the seditious six, particularly Mark Kelly, he needs to be brought back into active duty so he can be court martialed and his career should be ruined. He should be dishonorably discharged and stripped of all his accolades and all of his medals, which, by the way, he put on in the wrong fashion. And Pete Hexa said, son, if you're going to be, you know, a military officer, you might want to put your medals on correctly. That's rule number one. Go take a break. HUD secretary joins us next. Don't go anywhere. Hi, it's Tony Marino, host of the super popular Newsmax Daily podcast, A rundown of the day's top headlines and top highlights of Newsmax shows and interviews you may have missed. Plus some sports, stock markets, and even some yucks all packed into about 20 minutes. Search for the Newsmax Daily with me, Tony Marino on your favorite podcast platform and check out our entire lineup of great podcasts, including Greg Kelly, Rob Carson and Jerry Callahan@Newsmax.com Listen.
Scott Turner (34:17)
Well, I absolutely will. You know, number one, that's fake news. You know, and that's a narrative. During the Biden administration, there were almost $12 billion spent on the continuum of care policy that HUD is in charge of. So essentially it became a slush fund to house homeless and to build nonprofits. But we had a record amount of homeless people in America on one Single night in 2024, 770,000 homeless people, including women and children, with record funding from hud. And so as I said before as we were watching the film and said, you know what, those plays that they've been running are losing plays. And so we have a new playbook. And so we just announced a new continuum of care, competitive nofo, which says we're not only going to focus on the housing first model, which is a failed model, but instead of just housing people, housing our homeless neighbors, we're also going to get to the root of it and treat the problem, mental illness, drug abuse. And so we can house people, treat people, help them to be transformed, and then to live self sustainable lives. And so it's just a different paradigm. And not only, you know, people talking about it's going to be a cut. It's not a cut. As a matter of fact, we're adding resources. This is the largest amount of resource that has been given to the continuum of care ever at HUD. And so we're adding almost $500 million. But the way that it's competed for, the way that it will be distributed and used is going to actually help us to help those people that need it the most.
