C (7:44)

So is there any evidence that Iran intended to conduct a preemptive attack on the US Prior to beginning this war?

D (7:50)

Yes or no, Congressman, the answer to this question needs to be reserved for a closed hearing.

A (7:57)

Yeah, I can see it's kind of classified. And Joe Ken isn't here. He probably just leaked it.

D (8:02)

I will say, however, the intelligence community does provide the assessments of the threats that exist to the president so that he can make that determination within the body of information and intelligence and activities within the region that ultimately he is responsible for what is an imminent threat. And if there is an imminent threat, what actions need to be taken.

A (8:25)

Yeah, because he's the president.

C (8:27)

As the DNI said, there's a body of intelligence that we'll be able to cover in the. In the classified portion of this.

A (8:33)

Of course, after the classified portion, you guys will come out and say nothing was said, even though that's a bunch of crap, because you will lie to the cameras. Even if they say there was an imminent threat and provide all the evidence necessary.

C (8:44)

Hearing that reflects that does reflect that in the likely event of a conflict between Iran and Israel, that the US Would be immediately attacked regardless of whether the United States stayed out of that conflict.

A (8:58)

Yeah, there you go. So suck it, Democrats. There you go. Somebody just posted on Rumble in the Chat. I don't. Let me see Rubio. I hear Rubio. Rubio has been talking with Castro's nephew. That is what I've heard. That is what I've heard. He's not a Communist, by the way. And then also Tony Kenned mentioned earlier it looks like Vietnam could fall. Freedom to Vietnam. I'm thinking about all my brothers and sisters who served in that conflict. They're my parents, age or older. Wouldn't that be something? Wouldn't that be something after all the hell, that was Vietnam. I mean, my goodness, I've been at the wall when a friend of mine rubbed his father's name. He never met his father. His father was shot down over Vietnam while his mother was pregnant. And we were over there for that. So wouldn't that be something? Wouldn't it be something if Cuba was free, Cuba libre, and Vietnam was taken away from the communists? Oh, my God, it would be so glorious. So glorious. Victor Davis Hansen, who is amazing, honestly, Victor Davis Hansen is like the intellectual Chuck Norris. You know, when Victor Davis Hansen, you know, everything he says, he does a mic drop. That's just Victor Davis Hansen. I mean, honestly, in the morning, he said, good morning, mic drop. There's nothing else to say because Victor Davis Hansen said it. And here's Victor Davis Hansen talking about Donald Trump, echoing the actions of Winston Churchill in 1939.

C (10:18)

Churchill had warned everybody about the threat of fascism on the continent. Nazis, Italians and Japanese. And nobody listened to him. And then after the war broke out, he didn't. Nobody called on him. And then finally he came in and from May 10th of 1940, he was saying to everybody, these people want to take over the whole continent.

A (10:38)

They would have said, the Democrats would have said on the morning of Omaha beach that it was a failure on the invasion in Normandy. They would have said mid attack that it's a failure. I'm not. I'm not being speaking pejoratively here. This is your Democrat Party, and we weren't in.

C (10:54)

The Russians were on the side of the Germans at the time under the Ribbentrop Molotov pack. And he was the voice in the wilderness. And that's what Trump is trying to do. He's trying to say to the American Democratic Party, what's left of it. You don't understand what's going on here. You Europeans don't understand.

A (11:12)

No, you people in the middle, you know why? Because you keep doing the same stupid crap. The eu, you guys did the same stupid crap in World War II. You've been doing it forever. And then we got to come in and bail you out. We did it twice last century and

C (11:26)

what this regime is about. And when people say, well, we didn't have an imminent threat. We didn't have an imminent threat when they took our hostages. Oh, yes, when they blew up our barracks. Nobody said, we better attack Iran because we need an intimate threat. When they blew up our embassy, they never. They always acted spontaneously with surprises and we never knew what they were going to do. So the idea you have a telegraphed imminent threat. It's not the nature of that regime. It's lying, disguise and dissimulation. That's their pattern for the last 47 years.

A (11:56)

That's what Islam does.

C (11:58)

Taking them serious. Every president said, we're going to deal with this. All seven of them. And all seven of them did not. And then all seven of them, when they got out of office, said, I regret that I didn't.

A (12:06)

Yeah, 100%. There you go again. I shouldn't even said anything because he already dropped the microphone. Vdh, baby. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show.

B (12:20)

Donald Trump's election. It's the gift that keeps on giving. It's the Rob Carson Show. A stronger Japan and a stronger America. A more prosperous Japan and a more prosperous America. I am very confident that Donald and I are the best buddies to realize

A (12:47)

this shared goal is the. The words of the Japanese Prime Minister, Sanay Takaichi. And you know something interesting, you know, there's a little bit of, I think there's a little Chuck Norris in Donald Trump. I mean, he did actually get shot, remember? And instead of cowering and being hauled up by Secret Service, he stood up and yelled, fight, fight, fight. And held his fist in the air. A little bit of that. Did you know the prime minister, normally with Japanese people, you, you get the bow. You get the little bow, you know, and you, I think you mean, no, you don't maintain eye contact, but anyway, you do the bow. She did not bow. She gave him a hug, you know, because that's, I don't know if you'd hug Chuck Norris, but there's a little bit of that going on there. It's pretty cool. Here is Donald Trump talking about the. A trip to Japan. Japan's a great ally, by the way. They decided a $58 billion oil deal, energy deal with Japan from the United States so they don't have to get oil from Iran and whatnot.

B (13:40)

On my visit to Tokyo last year, we reached a historic trade deal that will increase our cooperation on everything from energy to semiconductors and shipbuilding and pharmaceuticals. It was a big one, one of the biggest deals ever made. The United States is also encouraged to see the steps the prime Minister is taking to expand our country's commitment to its own security and defense and buying a lot of our defense equipment, I'm happy to tell you.

A (14:07)

There you go. That is the president. They also thanked him for some cherry trees. You Know these cherry trees down near the basin, the, the Tidal basin here in Washington D.C. is lovely, by the way. Lovely, lovely. I'm gonna go see the cherry blossoms because I have some friends in town. That's what they want to do. Oh, let's go see the cherry blossoms. I lived in Montgomery County, Maryland. I said, well, okay, we got one in my front yard. We have the same kind of cherry tree in the front yard. Just come to my front yard. No, no, no. Let's go downtown where the hundred thousand people are going to be. And two porta Potties, you know, there you go. But we're going to go see the cherry trees. And some of these cherry trees are dying because the cherry trees are like 80 years old. They don't live that old. Right. Chuck Norris outlived the cherry trees. Thank you very much. And Japan apparently donated another 250 cherry

B (14:50)

trees for our 250th anniversary rece additional 250 cherry trees. And they're very big, beautiful trees from the great people of Japan in recognition of America's 250th anniversary. And they will remind every future generation of our timeless bond. And they'll be planted near and around the Washington Monument. And it's going to be something very special.

A (15:15)

Yeah, it will be awesome. It is lovely. Honestly. You know, I. I lived here in Washington D.C. for a dozen years and then moved to Kansas City for 10. And now I'm back in D.C. so many people around here just don't even. It's just a yawn to them. You know, I've been down to the Washington Monument dozens and dozens of times. I never stopped going, wow. I mean, just back in December, I had a date and this is maybe one of the reasons why it didn't work out. She's like, yawn, whatever. Oh yeah, I've been here a million times. And I walked over the first time I walked right up to the Washington Monument and I touched it and I was like, wow. Wow. And then the reflecting pool and the standing there at the base looking it up at Abe and the Lincoln Memorial. I never lose that. It is, it's really remarkable. We're going to be doing a. Can't give you the details. We're going to be doing a trip to Washington D.C. in October. You're going to be able to get tickets and the airfare and accommodations and all of that. And we're going to make it really reasonably priced for you. And I was given a lot of destinations we could go. Like they said, I want to go to Iceland? I said, not really. You want to go to Ireland? Well, eventually. How about Greece? You want to go to Greece? I'm like, nah. Well, we got an opportunity. You live in Washington D.C. you don't want to do a trip with listeners to Washington D.C. i said, Hell yeah, I want to do a trip to Washington D.C. with my listeners. It's the 250th anniversary of our, of our birth and some of you dream of one day going to Washington D.C. well, we're going to give you details on that very soon. And it's going to be the deal. It's going to be five days, four nights, and I'm going to be taking a couple days off to spend it with you. I may even sleep on the foot of the bed in your hotel room. You know, just because I'm lonely. I won't do that actually. Anyway, let's move on to other things. Here is John. Ron Johnson. Ron Johnson talking about the Democrat Party. The Democrat Party is the. There is, there is no doubt that the Democrat Party doesn't want voter ID because they want illegals to vote. They want to cheat the system. There's no doubt about it. They don't want ice at polling places. You know, they don't want them at hospitals, they don't want at schools, they don't want at churches. Why? Because people go to church to worship. People go to the hospital because they're sick. People go to the school to, you know, to pick up their kids. What do they go to polling places for? Yeah, there you go. Here is Ron Johnson with the Democrats and they are, and this is why I said the Democrat party needs to reform itself or disappear in the dustbin of history. Right now they're leaning into the dustbin to explain why Democrats are so opposed to this. Their, their overall game plan, their overall goal is a one party nation. Yeah. Which is why they flooded like California country with millions of illegal images. In a nation I know didn't care who they were, flooded them into sanctuary cities and states, plump up their numbers in the census and members of Congress and then oppose any type of reasonable controls to secure elections to make sure the irrelegit votes not canceled out by a fraudulent one. Democrats want to make it easy to cheat and that's what we need to expose 100%. You know why? Because they do. They do. But you know, despite the fact that 85% of Americans want voter ID, want the SAVE act, here's Chuck Schumer, the, the gargoyle with osteoporosis saying that nobody cares about it.

E (18:32)

On the SAVE Act Republicans want to waste yet another day on a radical piece of legislation. Radical that hardly anyone outside the MAGA fringe even cares about.

A (18:41)

No, no. 85% of Americans, 70% of Democrats, 76% of blacks. 83. Space panic.

E (18:46)

The Save Act Democrats position has not changed.

A (18:51)

We want to keep stealing elections.

E (18:53)

If Republicans want to waste the Senate's time debating this bill.

A (18:57)

So you know, what a waste of the Senate hearing your voice it.

E (19:00)

We will continue to debate it. That's what the rules allow the senators and Senator Thune to do. We'll continue but we will continue to expose just how radical and ugly it is. That's what Democrats.

A (19:12)

Oh my God. It's not at all radical. Here's Chuck Norris. Chuck Norris, dear God, I almost called him Chuck Norris. Chuck Schumer, dear God. He is the opposite of Chuck Norris. Talking about Jim Crow from 2020 to now.

E (19:23)

We have supposedly, supposedly come a long way since African Americans in the south were forced to guess the number of jelly beans in a jar by Democrats ought to be allowed to vote. America's generations old caste system typically associated with slavery. We're not against, we're not with policies. Here's a 2022 criminalize giving food and drink to voters at the polls. These laws are anathema to the very spirit of our democracy.

A (19:50)

Sure, sure, sure.

E (19:51)

They are Jim Crow too. And it is the Republican that was

A (19:54)

the, the voter id and I should say voter, you know, making sure that you are who you are is what I'm trying to say in Georgia. And guess what? More black people ended up voting. It was weird. It was just weird. So there you go. Mary Walter, one of our unusual suspects on Friday joins us. We have a bunch of great stories to present to her. She's bringing some, some good stuff too. If I were you, I wouldn't go anywhere. Hey guys, it's Carson for Shopify. You know, for years I have had a swag line of T shirts with catchy phrases and whatnot and it's just been lying there. Well, I've decided to go with Shopify and actually make money with my own business. Shopify gives you everything you need to sell online and in person. Millions of entrepreneurs have already made this leap from from household names to first time business owners just getting started. Choose from hundreds of beautiful templates you can customize to match your brand. Instead of just having a lousy website that nobody notices like I have been doing for years. Set up fast with Shopify's Built in AI tools that write product descriptions and headlines. Create email and social campaigns that reach customers wherever they scroll in 2026. Stop waiting and start selling with Shopify. Sign up for your $1 per month trial and start selling today at shopify.com Newsmax go to shopify.com Newsmax make building a successful business your 2026 New Year's resolution.

D (21:29)

Mary.

B (21:29)

Mary.

A (21:31)

Why you buggin. Come on,

B (21:37)

Mary.

A (21:38)

Mary, I need your hugging. There is just no better, cooler introd of a human being on radio than that for Mary Walter. Hello, Mary Walter. How are you today?

D (21:50)

I'm doing great. I live for Fridays, Rob, just so I can talk to you.

A (21:54)

Well, I look forward to talking to you, too. And I'm not just blowing smoke here, sister. I am. I've been gathering stories for you. Oh, by the way, in the last break, I accidentally said, called Chuck Schumer Chuck Norris. Chuck Norris actually came down from heaven and said, if I say it again, I'm going to kick your butt. That's how bad Chuck Norris is. That actually happened. So there you go.

D (22:17)

Yeah. So I made a joke today. This morning when I saw the story Chuck Norris. I made a joke to my husband. I'm like, isn't he the one who said, make my day? And my husband just look at me shook his head.

A (22:24)

Oh, no, no, no. Okay, see, this is why I didn't do the Chuck Norris jokes. See, this is why I didn't do the Chuck Norris jokes with you, because you're not going to get them.

D (22:33)

Yeah, no, I won't. But feel free anyway because I don't get a lot of. A lot of the jokes you make, and I just politely giggle.

A (22:40)

Well, why don't you just insult other, like, body parts while you're at it? I mean, go ahead. Go ahead. What the hell? God, I love this. I get such an esteem boost from you. A. You remind me of my divorce at least one time a segment.

D (22:55)

Okay, now wait a minute.

A (22:56)

You might as well give me a Chuck Norris joke. Nothing else you say is funny.

D (22:59)

You. You talk about your divorce at least once an hour. So I don't want to hear this little butt hurt that I talk about it once a week.

A (23:07)

Okay, she said, but hurt. My God, she said but hurt. That's. That's. That's progress. That progress. Here, here you go. Let me see. Freddy Krueger has nightmares about Chuck Norris. Okay, okay, whatever. Let's move on. So let's talk about some other stuff.

D (23:23)

I thought there was. Was I supposed to say, oh, I don't know why?

A (23:28)

Because he's so bad. He's so tough. You don't know these jokes, do you? My God. Oh, my God. Why don't do you just watch the Hallmark Channel? What do you do? What do you do? He's so tough that I have a job. You know, Chuck Norris Belly button is actually a power outlet. See, because he's so tough. Yeah, see? Okay, it's lost. Forget it. Chuck, forgive her for she knows not what she does.

D (23:52)

Okay, I'm just gonna say something here. And I mean, just roll with me. I'm just spitballing. Could it be because the jokes aren't funny?

A (24:00)

So, Mary, tell me about your podcast before we say goodbye. Today. Today. No, you know what? Let's not freaking promote your crap. All right, so let's talk about it. You told me this story, and I think it's a great idea, by the way, Ruth's Crest Steakhouse cracking down on people wearing ball caps in the restaurant. You wear them in the bar, but don't wear them in the restaurant. What do you think?

D (24:27)

Well, it's not just ball caps. It's also gym clothes and something pool attire. Tank tops, clothing that has like offensive graphics or language on it. Clothing that's too revealing. You can't expose your underwear. Which apparently that's a problem. And, and this apparently has been. They've had this for a while, but they've only just started enforcing it. They were bought by a new restaurant group in 2023 that's trying to kind of up their image as more fine dining. Yeah, and you can't have fine dining when the guy walks in in shorts, a tank top, and a backwards baseball cap.

A (25:02)

Yeah, it's ridiculous. And considering the amount of money you spend on a friggin Ruth's Chris steak. And listen, they're the best steak. Ruth's Chris is. This is not a plug. I'm not being paid. Ruth's Chris has the best steak because they cook it at like 1500 degrees and it comes out sizzling. And if you're going to pay, what, 80, $100 for a cow, you know, for a tomahawk rib eye, $130 and then all the sides and everything. You're going to walk out for a couple with a bottle of wine, $400. You know, it's something special about it. There's something special. I think it's great. I love it. I love it. I don't eat it. Bruce. Chris. Very often unless the boss takes me.

D (25:34)

Me. You know, I've never eaten at A Ruth's Chris. So I couldn't tell you.

A (25:40)

Mary, when you. The next time you're in dc, have somebody take you to Ruth's Chris.

D (25:45)

Not you.

A (25:46)

No. No fricking way. No. No way.

D (25:53)

The invitation to come visit me only goes so far, I guess, huh?

A (25:56)

Yes. Yes. Let's talk a little bit about Six Flags. Instituting a chaperone policy for kids under 17 makes a lot of sense because there are a lot of kids there without par. Behave like, you know, freaks. And then also there's a lot of badness coming with the spring break apparently this year as well.

D (26:13)

So, yes, I kind of thought these stories go together. And I was watching. I was watching what was happening in Florida. We all saw that, you know, that. That insanity. And there seem to be a lot of underage kids on the beach in Florida. My parents never. When we were in high school, there was no spring break. First of all, our parents didn't take us anywhere. Like, now, nowadays, you got to take your kids skiing. Got to take care of that. My parents were like, go read a book. Or my mother would take us grocery store. Like, there was. There was no taking us anywhere for spring break. My parents were like, go, you know, read a book, do some of your homework. You got a project to go. Do that on spring break. There was none of that. They would never, ever, ever allow us to go to Florida.

A (26:53)

Who does it with a teenager? The same people who let their 12 year old decide they can change sexes, I guess.

D (26:59)

Exactly. But the thing is, there's a. You have lost a sense of decorum in this country. And I know I sound like I'm 10,000 years old and I'm gonna keep it all if it comes in my yard, but we were in a very, very, very, very nice restaurant on Sunday for lunch because we never get dinner reservations. And someone gave us a gift card. And it's super expensive, and people, for the most part, were dressed nicely. But these two guys came in, in jeans with their shirts untucked, and they were not the shirts that are supposed to be untucked. And they just looked sloppy. And lunch cost US$113 for lunch.

A (27:34)

Liz. Holy hell.

D (27:35)

Yeah, it was insane. It was insane. But this is the thing is, like, we decided that, you know, wearing pajamas in public is totally fine. We decided that dressing like a slob is apparently cool because I'm comfortable. And I think that that affects your behavior. I really do. I think when you wear a suit and tie or a nice dress, whatever, you behave more of a human than you do when you're walking around in your slides in your pajama bottom, there's

A (28:03)

nothing wrong with it. There's nothing wrong with decorum. There's nothing wrong with styling and profiling. Thank you very much. That's what I.

D (28:09)

You know what I was just gonna say. When I was a kid, we used to go to Great Adventure, which is New Jersey, Six Flags and without our parents, and we were under 18 years old, but we didn't get arrested. And we didn't act cool either.

A (28:20)

No, we didn't. We didn't. You know what for spring break? What? My spring break was when I parked the tractor and turned it off to go to bed. That was my spring break. Yeah, it was about like that. Oh, yeah. You have no idea. My spring springs on a farm, by the way, is the worst thing in the world. You know why? Because the. The permafrost thaws. Everything becomes mud and. And some sort of animal feces. I'm not a big fan of farm life in the spring. People in the city are like, oh, spring is so beautiful. Look at the trees. When you're on a farm in the spring, it is the worst thing in the world. It's the worst thing in the world. So I'm going to do one more story here real quick before we go to Bread. There's a panel at Ole Miss University on how media can regain public trust. Guess who one of the keynotes is? Brian Stelter.

D (29:04)

I got in a fight with him on X once about it. I have to say we disagree, but he was nice about it, but. Well, that's hilarious, right? Like I was Scarborough. That's what I was gonna say, but Brian Felter. Yeah, and that's the problem, because these, these universities are liberal indoctrination centers. They don't. Don't know what is they can't do. Who, what, where, why, when and how. They just can't do that. Because it is in every fiber of their being that they have to educate and enlighten the rest of us because we're stupid and they're smarter than we are.

A (29:40)

Yep.

D (29:41)

So they have to tell us how to think because otherwise we would think wrongly.

A (29:45)

Maybe you should panel a discussion on how to destroy a once great network that people actually watched. Yeah, maybe that. Let's take a break and come back. We got more with. With Mary Walter on the other side of Mary Walter Radio. By the way, just Google Mary Walter Radio should show up everywhere. Where she'll show up on your toaster, for God's sake. Mary Walter radio. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show. Hey guys, it's Carson. I just got a ghost bed. Yeah, pay attention here because I've been sleeping on a foam mattress since I moved to the Washington D.C. area, which is like sleeping on the sponge in your sink. Ghostbed doesn't build mattresses like furniture. They build engineered sleep systems. Their beds are serious health equipment. Beds designed for relief and recovery, not looks, not fluff. Your body should be healing while you sleep, not fighting for comfort. I have been sleeping past seven in the morning on my ghostbed. It's unbelievable. If you wake up stiff, you toss and turn. If you sleep hot, even reaching for a pain reliever before bed, hoping tonight will be different. That's not aging, it's your mattress talking. Another great thing I love about Ghostbed, you get 101 nights to try it at home. If you don't like the difference, you can send it back. Risk. Ghostbed is offering my audience their lowest prices of the season plus an extra 10% off. Go to Ghostbed.com Carson use promo code Carson. That's Ghostbed.com Carson promo code Carson. You are going to love your new ghostbed. It is a Rob Carson show on the Newsmax hotline. Mary Walters, Mary Walter radio. She does podcast. She's a, an official contributor to Newsmax, by the way. So she does a lot of, she had a lot of stuff and, and by the way, for every one of my Chuck Norris jokes, she has a Rob Carson joke. She, she writes these things a week in advance.

D (31:37)

I should have written those had I

A (31:38)

known instead of Chuck Norris is so tough. It's Rob Carson is such a loser. And then you just throw in there, you know, fill in the blank.

D (31:47)

Do not challenge me. Do not challenge me.

A (31:49)

No, no, I don't. Trust me on this one. One, you know, trust me on this one. You know, Brian, my producer, he says, what would Chuck Norris do if, if he met Mary Walter? And I, I said, I, I think he would probably, he wouldn't want to take you on in a battle of wits. I'll just say you probably, you're the only person who could make Chuck Norris's self esteem drop a few points.

D (32:10)

Listen, when you grow up with all brothers and they eventually get bigger than you.

A (32:13)

Yes.

D (32:13)

To be able to beat him with something. So I used to tell my brother, I always used to tell them, them, okay, you may be bigger than me and can beat me, you know, physically, but I can beat you mentally. And fortunately, it's not that hard.

A (32:25)

Yes, yes. Well, you know, my mom was the same way. She was five feet tall and. But she could not only beat you, she could destroy a room with one lie. Just people falling on the floor laughing because she was hilarious. But also, my brother Dwight was 6ft 9 and 350lbs and she could take one of his fingers and have him on his knees. Just like. She just took a finger and just the way she handed the finger and he's like, uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle. It was my mom. She was a. She was. She was like. She was Chuckette Norris or something. I don't even know.

D (32:55)

You know, this is explaining a lot. That's all I'm going to say.

A (32:58)

Yes. Yes, it is. All right. So, you know, we've heard a lot about people squatting, people going to, you know, renting. I don't understand this. My mom, we had rental apartments, you know, and when somebody tried to squat in the apartment, not pay the rent, you know what she'd do? She'd go and set up a card table inside the door and say, I'm going to be sitting here and I'm your new roommate. And they would either move their crap out or give her a rinse shake like that. But anyway, Tallahassee Memorial Hut depends on

D (33:22)

the state though, right? It depends on. Because a lot of states. I have a friend who had a townhouse in New Jersey and People's Socialist Republic thereof. And he. He wound up losing it. He ended up walking.

A (33:35)

It's ridiculous.

D (33:36)

Because these people wouldn't move out. And then they. Months of not paying rent and he couldn't pay the mortgage.

A (33:40)

It was. That's one of the most absurd things you could possibly imagine. Tallahassee Memorial Health Care earlier this month sued a. Who has refused to leave the hospital after being discharged last October. What the hell would you want to stay in a hospital for? The food is terrible, the beds are terrible. It's not comfortable at all. Why would you want to stay in the hospital? So apparently. What?

D (34:05)

No, she's got someone to take care of her 24 7. It's like being in prison. Three hots in a cot. But it's a much more comfortable bed. It moves, it goes up and down. You can sit up. You got free tv, right? She's got the tv. Unless they turn it. We're smart and turned it off, which you would think they would do. But you don't have to pay for your TV anymore in the hospital. An additional charge. Right. And they all have cable, so, you know, a lot of Hospitals, it's all private rooms.

A (34:28)

You don't even need to get out of bed to go to the bathroom. They'll bring a pan in for you.

D (34:32)

Hell, I would hope they're not doing that for. You know, there are ways to make you leave. I saw this, and I thought there. There were things that I would do. Why don't you just send security up and drag her fat butt out of there?

A (34:46)

You would think. Or while she's sleeping, just roll the bed out into the street.

D (34:50)

Right, Exactly Right. I agree.

A (34:54)

I think it's fantastic. So, you know, I just think this is a dumb trend. A lot of people are doing these cold plunges, and they got these cold plunge tubs. They sell them at Costco. They got a cold plunge tub that gets the dumbest thing in the world. Why would you want to do the thing that killed Jack in Titanic, for God's sake? Yeah, there you go. I'm gonna go. It's the dumbest thing ever. Well, guess what. They're wrong about it. It's the dumbest thing. It's not good for you. They just got a new study. It says it's not good for you. Makes your muscles actually shrink up. And other things.

D (35:24)

Well, we all know about the other thing. We all saw the Seinfeld episode, right? Yes, but I swear, I was told as someone who lives her life constantly trying to be. Trying to find a way to get warm, I don't understand it. Because if they were good for you, I would be healthy as an ox because I'm always cold. But I never understood the need to do that and why. To me, this is like buying a pasta maker. It's trendy. You're gonna have it. You're gonna make one batch of pasta, and then you're never gonna use it again, right?

A (35:54)

Yes.

D (35:55)

This is the same thing, except, like a big thing that's in your backyard and it's trendy for a couple of weeks, a couple of. And then you get tired of making ice because it's chore in and of itself to make enough ice for the damn thing. And then it's on the street at the bottom of the street with a sign on it that says free.

A (36:13)

And someone's gonna, there's a creek right down there. Go jump in it.

D (36:17)

Go to the Potomac pool, fill it with ice, and just put beer and soda in it, you know, for the next party.

A (36:23)

Yeah, it's the dumbest thing in the world. You know, my. My wife was the same way. My aunt, now ex wife, by the way. And I'm not talking about the divorce.

D (36:28)

I'm just bringing at least once an hour.

A (36:30)

But here's the deal. But. But one time I decided, because there's no. There's no way that a woman's feet can be. If it's room temperature is 72 or 74 degrees, that a woman could touch her feet to your legs and go, oh, my God, what the hell? So I took a digital thermometer and I put it between her toes. It was colder than room temperature. How does that happen, Mary? How in the hell does that happen?

D (36:52)

Because your body, when it's. When you're cold, your body moves your blood away from your extremities into your vital organs to keep them warm.

A (37:02)

How do you get colder than room temperature on your feet? Is it Freon? Is the blood replaced by Freon?

D (37:10)

Well, clearly she didn't not have close to the energy that you do. That poor woman never got a word in edgewise. If my conversations with you are any indicator of past performance, well, she wishes

A (37:22)

she would have had cold feet before we got married. Thank you very much.

D (37:27)

No, but. So this is why when you get frosted, it's your fingers and toes. Because your body moves the blood away. It's your internal organs to keep them warm. And women's bodies are more efficient. We run more efficiently. So our bodies are meant to keep the core warm because that's where we make babies.

A (37:45)

Yeah, yeah. We build stuff. We weld stuff. And open peanut butter jars and kill spiders. Whatever. There you go.

D (37:52)

Not even close to creating an entire human and birthing.

A (37:55)

All right, all right, all right. So what. Where can people find your. Your podcast? Where can they see you on newspaper on Rob's toaster? Yes.

D (38:07)

You know, I'm on Newsmax every Tuesday on which you can watch for free on YouTube. Look for Newsmax 2 live on Todd Storn show between 5 and 6 with the wonderful Kay Smith Hill. We have a standing gig there. And Monday at 8:30, I will be on Wake Up America on Newsmax. And then my pot. My live cast is Live on Tuesday, 7:15pm Eastern Time on Rumble, YouTube and Getter. Just look for Mary Walter Radio. The audio is available on Apple podcasts Spotify and Spreaker. Boom.

A (38:38)

And because you won't remember any of that, check out the Rob Carson show podcast after the show.

D (38:44)

There you go.

A (38:45)

All right. Hey, you're awesome. Have a glorious weekend. Okay, thanks.

D (38:49)

You too. Enjoy.

A (38:50)

All right, let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show. It is the Rob Carson show you guys online writing in the chat. Why does Mary Walter take this abuse? Are you kidding? She abuses me on Friday. I'm. I'm like, I'm a punching mag on Friday. What are you talking about? When I have Mary Walter on, she, she, you know, kicks my butt every week. The women in the audience should be going, yeah, yeah, we love that. I think we need some song. I think we need some satire. This is brand new from Jim Gossett about Khamenei's gay ayatollah son Khomeini San Cardboard was not his number one. He thought Mojtaba was quite dumb. We have a dimension. A bum did not want him to lead. Say he can't even read. Moshaba's IQ is quite low. He's made of cardboard. The ayatollah thought his boy was not very. He wanted to tell him, but did not have the heart. Wouldn't have promoted him anyway because he is gay. Dancing with other men, prancing around the dead, humiliating to his pa. He wanted him to stop flames as he can be shaming Dad's legacy most of but didn't seem to care. There you go. That is Jim Gossett. Patreon.com Jim Gossett comedy Patreon.com Jim Gossett Comedy if you can help him out, give him 10 bucks, 20 bucks a month, whatever you want to do. He's going to send you a couple songs. That's one of the songs he did today, did another song earlier, I played and. And you can hear them on the podcast or you can get a membership with Patreon.com and support Jim Gossett. Because I gotta tell you, and I know I say this, but he's one of the most brilliant people I've ever worked with and I've never run other people's comedy on my show. In all of my years of broadcasting, I've only run my comedy. But I trust him enough and I know his stuff is gonna be that good. And, and there are some times where I am his Salieri, all right? He's the Mozart and I'm the Salieri and I'm over going, God dang it, you know all this. But then I, then I, then I write some comedy too. So. He's amazing. He is amazing. It's a blessing to have him on the show. Show. Because we're the only show who does this. There's no other conservative talk show in America who does comedy. Nobody. I'm not saying we got to do it all the time. We live in serious times. But you know what? Sometimes it's nice to laugh instead of being all stressed out.

B (41:31)

Right?

A (41:32)

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