Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
Did you ever think you would make it? I feel I'm supposed to take sweet victory. I know this life meant for me. Adam, what's your point?
The future looks bright. A handshake is better than anything I ever signed, right here.
You are a one-on-one? My son's right there.
I don't think I've ever said this before.
All right, let me turn this song off that's been on repeat all morning. By the way, if you know who wrote this song, can you please tell us? Because it's so confusing. Vinny's going to sing it for us. You know how it goes.
Hang on, hang on. Let me Shazam Vinny.
You are the only one who rescued me. You know the Silver Knight. You keep all my secrets. Go ahead, Vinny. Sorry, guys. I'm rusty. I've been listening to this thing. When I tell you, Vinny, how many times have I listened to it? 500 times. No joke. And we still don't know who sings it. It's not on Shazam. No, it's not. It pulls up the take song. Anyways, we have bigger issues to talk about.
This is my.
I tried the Shazam. That's your thing, though. Please make me stop.
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Chapter 2: What are the implications of the hantavirus outbreak?
My right side of my cheek. And he's like... It's a left, you slap right. So did they slap like this? And he goes like this. Like a no look basketball head. That's Bruce Leroy. Bruce Lee digs is what it is. And then, you know, this whole thing with Amber, what do you call it? Blake Lively trying to ruin Justin Baldoni's life and all of a sudden that's also wrapping up.
So maybe some people are saying Blake Lively equals Amber Heard. And then the other two stories that we got, Fauci, the last day is Monday. We have to get into that. Vinny's got some thoughts. This is the last chance. Fauci countdown. They'll do something. A lot of people are saying nothing will happen by Monday to Fauci. So we'll see. Look maxing.
We're getting into the look maxing conversation. No doubt about it. By the way, Tom was smashing his face.
And then L.A. mayor race.
L.A. mayor race. Now it's getting so bad that Karen Bass is going after the communist socialist candidate. And Spencer Pratt is just, you know, he's doing great stuff with his back and forth. And then. Lutnik, did I say Lutnik Epstein? We'll get into that. He had something that happened yesterday. Even Comrie came out and said, look, there's some things that just don't add up.
And in Tennessee, redistricting is going to be a big story, big race, a big conversation that we'll have. And if we get a chance, we'll get into some of these other stories that is currently taking place. You know, the approval rating. I got a few other stories, but we'll see. We'll see what happened as we're going through it. Now, in the interim.
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Chapter 3: What are the potential consequences of Fauci's DOJ deadline?
They ate a bat that they picked up in a wet market in the middle of China. No, no, no. We've used that one already. We need something bigger. Hey, wait a minute. What about a Dutch couple like on a cruise ship? I like that because no one knows where Dutch is. That's the type of people it is out the country. Yeah, well, we'll call them Dutch. And maybe they were birdwatching. Yeah, by a landfill.
Yeah, that works.
Yeah, that smells great. Hey, let's go buy a landfill, the aromatic beauty of a landfill, and we'll go birdwatching. Oh, wait a minute. Is that rat waving his butt at me? I don't know. Let me see it. Vinny, continue.
You're right. It is a rat. We lost time. We lost time for a second.
But I get the story that it's just an unbelievable story that they're still going to try to use it on us and to hell with them. It's not going to work. So right now the ship is actually headed to the Canary Islands, Pat. The ETA is May 11th. And weird, what's May 11th, Rob? That's the day that Fauci's deadline for his five-year, what's it called? Statue of limitations for him.
Rob, your audio is off. Meanwhile, passengers have already left the ship. Guys, this is what drives me crazy. They've been dropping passengers off left and right. They're scattered all over the place in different countries, thinking that they're fine. And mind you, it takes eight weeks, Pat, up to eight weeks for this to actually give you some symptoms. They say. Yeah, they say.
And another little fun fact, Rob, maybe you could look this up. The hantavirus is listed in Pfizer's 38-page document on page 33. Guess what one of the side effects is? The hantavirus. Weird. A vaccine that they pushed on everybody, one of the side effects... is the virus. It's in there. Oh, isn't that weird?
So now they're looking into the situation saying, look, they're telling us that this could possibly be a side effect connected with COVID. Weird. And then you find out another fun fact. Moderna and the Korea University are already working on a mRNA hantavirus vaccine from 2024. Again, maybe it's normal research.
Maybe they're preparing for threats just like Bill Gates has been warning us and there's videos of Fauci warning us like they're freaking psychics. Interesting. Look at these side effects here. May cause pulmonary distress. May cause stock to go up.
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Chapter 4: What insights are shared about the impact of Obama's political involvement on his family?
Rob, if you have that, if you want to play that clip, there's... I think it's an article, right? Yeah, it was a print. New Yorker, right? That's the New Yorker, if you want to pull that up. If you don't have it, I'll just read it here myself.
It's on page four that says, you know, she wants, the New York interview with Obama published Monday shared how their marriage was affected by Barack's continuing involvement in politics. The former president pointed to President Donald Trump As a reason for his involvement, she wants to see her husband easing up and spending more time with her, enjoying what remains of our lives.
Obama said, adding that the pressure remains to be politically active against Trump's administration, despite the precedent of past presidents retiring out of politics altogether. It does create a genuine tension in our household. And it frustrates her.
And he continues, Obama said he does his best to accommodate her, but noted he understands why people are looking to him, despite the fact that no other ex-president was the main surrogate for the party for four election cycles after they left office. Michelle struggled through her time as first lady, saying on her
the light podcast that upon leaving Trump's first inauguration, she was uncontrollably sobbing for half an hour on Air Force One, which it was a privilege to serve, but it was hard and it was hard on our family. It was hard on my daughters growing up in the spotlight.
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Chapter 5: How do the hosts interpret Michelle Obama's feelings about her husband's political legacy?
So, you know, you hear a comment like that, Tom, how do you process that coming from the president? Well, look, there's a couple of things going on here, and this is how I processed it. Number one, he's in the news right now, not because he wants to be, but he's taking advantage of it.
He's on tour and he's inviting people like Colbert to come on and interview him because they're in the midst of the ramp up to the grand, grand, grand opening of the presidential library. Presidential library, which was run just like his presidency with incredible cost overruns and delays. So he's got the library coming up. So he's coming out at a time with it coming up.
And now the environment out there, Pat, it's kind of safe for him to speak. He has been hiding kind of in the bushes a little bit because he took an L in 2024. His influence and I'm not being critical, I'm being statistical. His influence did not move to victory in 2024. He did not have the mojo of Obama, you know, back in 2004. He 08 and 12. He didn't have it.
And so now he's coming out in the softball interviews to open and they want to go in there because they want people like Colbert want Obama to speak. And so he does these skillful, structured going around the edges and things. And then you look at these softball interviews in magazines like that. It created genuine tension in our household. Well, of course there was tension in the household.
You want your side to win. You want to put socialism forward. Everybody's upset. That's not Trump's fault. It's because you were in the middle of taking an L. That's how I process it. I don't think Obama wanted to be out right now, but he's taking advantage of the climate around to say some things because this is all his appearances are being driven by the opening of the library.
Listen, maybe he's blaming Trump for his marital problems and the reason he's not around Michelle. Maybe that's true. Maybe the real reason he's all obsessed with Trump is because he knows Trump's DOJ finally has everything that they need. Everything that he knows that he spied and directed the freaking CIA, the DOJ, Brennan, Comey, all these snakes to go. And maybe now, maybe that's what it is.
Or maybe it's a combination of other things. Or both. Or maybe the tension at home, Tom. He doesn't want to be home. Maybe it has something to do with the letters that Obama wrote to his college girlfriend, Pat, about how he fantasized about men. Or maybe... No, I'm being... Tom, what? Hold on a second. Let's be honest.
In 1999, Larry Sinclair passed multiple lie detector tests saying that when he was an Illinois senator, him and Obama would do drugs and they would hook up. Maybe that's what the tension is about, Tom. Or maybe... Michelle is mad because Obama, if it wasn't for Obama, who would Michelle Obama be? Remember Claire Underwood from House of Cards?
She was livid, livid, and hated the fact that he even said, you'd be nothing without me. Or maybe it's the power, the media protection, the careful crafting of these public images, and the marriage is exhausting.
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Chapter 6: What are the implications of Howard Lutnick's testimony regarding Epstein?
It's exhausting. But I think there's a bunch of different elements, Tom. I don't think, I don't believe in the just whole, oh, the marriage is falling apart because of Trump. I think there's a bunch of different layers that are involved. And Obama and that whole power, it's done. I respect that. But I also think that your legacy is on the line. You're opening your library.
And I think it's hitting him a little bit. I think, I'm with Tom on this as much as I'd like to go down the rumor mill with you. It's not a rumor mill. It's fact. I think, I think, I'll ask you this. You think Trump is competitive? Very competitive. What do you mean? One of the biggest. We're on the same page. He's an 11. You think Obama's competitive? Absolutely. Absolutely, right? For sure.
So I think there's, again, there's two competing legacies here for the soul of America. You know, Biden would be like, we're competing for the soul of America. Biden, you stepped in and filled in the blanks for a couple minutes. This comes down to Obama's legacy versus Trump's legacy. And this is the first year
that we're going to have in 2028, the first election, where Trump isn't on the ballot and Obama de facto isn't on the ballot, whether it's Biden, whether it's Kamala. And I think that you have, you know, they say what's the famous phrase for those that can't do, teach? I think Obama is looking at the field and saying, I can't run anymore. That's not my thing anymore. Trump can't run anymore.
I'm going to coach and train and dare I say groom the next socialist, Democrat socialist of America, to become the next potential president of America.
I think Obama is going to be very, very involved in politics, and he's going to be behind the scenes, he's going to be in front of the camera, he's going to do everything he's got to do at the expense of whatever his relationship with Michelle Obama. And I'll conclude with this. We can finally say this, and I've said this a million times before, and I'll say it again. Michelle Obama's not running.
She's a marginal podcaster at this point. And her and Barack are going to publicly feud on camera because he's never home. Because all he's going to be doing is sitting there doing spring training with the Mamdanis of the world, coaching the next Democratic Socialist of America. That's Obama's new role. I don't think Obama is finished. We saw during the 2024 election, Adam, he has nothing.
He was standing in front of young black men saying, you guys have to vote for her because we're black. What are you doing? Okay, and they... Yeah, it was eight guys at a deli, and two of them ripped into him. Yeah, exactly. And let me finish, Adam. That Obama factor, that change in America, it's over. It's done.
And I don't care what socialist, whatever he gets behind, Adam, I think people are fed up with saying, hey, listen, you have to vote a certain way because you look a certain way. Policies, people want to see what is actually happening. There is zero comparison to what Trump has done in his freaking two terms than what Obama did. If you can name what... Name one thing that Obama changed.
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Chapter 7: How do the hosts analyze the accusations against Stephon Diggs and the legal proceedings?
Well, listen, say what you want. I believe him. Before you guys go there, I'm not sure I'm completely in agreement, Vinny, and there's something that Adam said. You know you've got a problem with me and Tom ganging up on you. No, no, no, I'm not ganging up on you. I'm making a point. Let's do it. I'm not doing that. So don't say I'm your guy in the middle of your fight. You're my guy, Tom.
I want to hear this. People like Amy Acton. running for governor in Ohio. Look at what she said. Look at the quotes she made this past week. They sound like Obama. Do I think Obama's in the background there on some place like, you know, Ohio governor? I do. So I think Adam's right about that. Do you think Obama's fingerprints? She practically quoted Obama.
I think he's still out there, and I think he's influencing. Let me know if you agree with this, Pat. I don't think Obama has the cachet to get out there and be like, do this, do this, do this. But behind the scenes, you don't think he's coaching all these guys? What do you think? Absolutely. He's doing that. Absolutely he's doing that. Now, listen, you know, when you blame –
A highly competitive, like, if you think about bodybuilders, the moment they retire Mr. Olympia champions, they go through a divorce. Oh, really? For whatever reason, yeah. Basketball players, the great ones, typically after they play a long time and they retire, they go through a divorce. Typically. It's a very common pattern. Happens in NFL.
Yeah.
happens in basketball, happens to anybody that's a psycho competitor that plays at the highest level of competition. Now, for Obama, unlike Trump, Obama became a president in his 40s. So when you become a president in your 40s, Obama still looks good. I don't know how old Obama is. He's still a good-looking guy. He's turned 60 recently. He's probably got to be mid-60s. Okay, mid-60s, yeah.
About to select Social Security. So a good-looking guy. A lot of guys in their early 60s take good care of themselves. Tom, you and him are the same age. Good-looking guy, right? He's got stuff. Guys, he's got stuff that he's going for himself. So mid-60s, he's sitting there. Trump is what? Trump is 79, about to be 80. So I don't know.
I don't know about saying it's Trump's pressure, all this other stuff. No, your enemies are going to be there. How you handle the enemy is going to be on you. It's not going to be on. My marriage is having problems because the next guy is kicking my ass and he keeps talking shit about me. As if you didn't go for the first two, three years saying, I inherited a George Bush administration.
I inherited. If you go back and ask the question, how many times did Obama use the word I inherited?
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