Kmele Foster
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485 appearances
8 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 28 Apr
Kmele Foster’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But why the hell is the government spending $8 million of taxpayer money on subscriptions? Are you kidding me?
It sounds smart when you're saying that the guy who can drop a rocket on a dime in the middle of Texas is dumb. She sounds like a total moron when she's saying that. That is remarkable. Yeah.
I want to defend Harry, by the way, who is great. And if you go back to clips, he's a very straight shooter. I'll just be honest. Harry is a fantastic guy. And if you go back during the last election, you could put together an amazing supercut of Harry giving hosts on CNN news that they didn't want to hear. Yes. And he was like, all these numbers. And they were like, is that real?
And he's like, yes, it's real. But again, that actually doesn't surprise me in the sense that, as you point out, Megan, there has been, and I have a huge number of issues with Elon Musk. And I think there's things you have to guard against of a guy that has companies that have government contracts being entangled with the government. You have to keep a close watch on these things.
I don't like his interactions with the AFD in Germany, et cetera. But the negative coverage has been wildly disproportionate. And you see that on TikTok. You see it on Twitter, on Instagram. Everywhere I go, I see this stuff. So it doesn't surprise me in any way that those numbers have have collapsed because, you know, it was mostly positive coverage before. And this is just not the case now.
Up in the Air was written by Magus. Wasn't Up in the Air was written by Magus Stalwart? Walter Kern.
Oh, my gosh. I didn't know that.
Yeah, I just want to say when I said I fully disagree with Matt on this, I mean, the broader sense I agree, but I don't think it's going to go away. And the reason I don't think it's going to go away and disappear in the media is because it's an 80-20 issue in the media in the other direction. Hmm.
There's a reason that everyone's shocked that these are issues that the voters are like, no, we're not on the same page. But if you go back and look at the development of this issue, how it came, I always point out the word BIPOC. There was a moment when someone created this acronym for, was it by, I can't remember, Black Indigenous People of Color? Black Indigenous People of Color.
Person of color. And it came out of nowhere and everyone started using it because they were afraid. They were like, oh, I guess this is what we do now. And this was the same thing that happened with J.K. Rowling when it was like, we're going to have a Harry Potter reunion on HBO and not even going to invite the woman who created the franchise.
Because do you think that the people within HBO, sure, some of the younger employees I'm sure did. But I know for a fact, a lot of those people up top We're just doing things because they were fearful of being accused and being attacked in the way you have and other people have.
So, like, I think that it's going to keep going because those people who make those attacks are all, you know, inhabit the media. And the other thing that I was surprised about in this is it doesn't go the other way. is that I want a ban also of biological women competing in men's sports because there's no difference in gender. It's a social construct. So presumably it goes both ways.
And we want to make sure that there are biological women not beating men in sports that they're better at than that because, you know, it's all the same. There's no such thing.
It hasn't? I don't think so.
Got to run. And one final thing, keep in mind that Tish James told these hospitals, that's the attorney general of New York, to ignore the Trump executive order that she said that yesterday and I think repeated it again today. So.
You're going to have this happen in Southern California. I mean, the Santa Ana winds blow. There was going to be a fire yesterday, no matter what. Some people are like, oh, is it a gender reveal party that sparked it? Was it this? Was it that? Was it a homeless encampment? Probably one of them was. But on days when there's 100...
Mile per hour, Santa Ana winds coming down from the canyons and there's no humidity. There's going to be a fire, especially if there's some brush in the hills. So the question is, what do you do to prepare for it? There's a couple of things that California has done very, very badly, not just in terms of fighting the fire.
But you're going to hear in the coming days people talking about how, oh, it's weird. I don't have insurance for my home. Fire insurance companies or home insurance companies have been fleeing the state because of California's price controls on the insurance industry for years.
So California tells people who live in fire prone areas like, let's say, Malibu, which is going to be evacuated if it hasn't been already. Today, very, very fire prone, steep canyons, drought conditions, wind comes through. So your fire insurance, your homeowners insurance should be more expensive. California says, oh, we don't want that. We're going to put a price cap on it.
And meanwhile, they're going to also raid from the money. of the home insurance companies to have their state-managed lender of last resort insurance, the fair insurance, fair access to insurance requirements. So that basically encourages people to build in dangerous places with subsidized insurance that they steal from insurance companies. So what do you do if your state farm, you leave?
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