They said it's three school busses, three school busses wide.
Okay, well, do you guys remember on
9:11 when an airplane crashed in Pennsylvania, a jetliner?
Remember that?
It didn't kill anybody on the ground, killed everyone on board, but
it didn't kill anyone on the ground.
>> Yeah, I remember that.
I think a lot of people do.
I think a lot of people are horrified by that event and
probably horrified by your casual folksy reference to it.
And I know that because she was at the Kootenai County Republican Central
Committee, which I would say is an easy crowd for her generally.
And it was silent there because what the hell are you talking about
Marjorie Greene?
First of all, the boneheaded idea that because something was in the air and
hit the ground and didn't kill people.
Thus, it's always a great idea to do.
It is insane.
But in particular to so casually invoke one of the greatest domestic tragedies
of our living memory to score a political point against Joe Biden, after he
literally shot it down the way you wanted him to, he just waited a little bit longer
than you would have preferred is a really weird way to try to win over a crowd.
Trey what do you think?
>> Yeah, not only do I remember that I would go so far as to say that I will
never forget that happening because that's sort of the whole thing with that day.
I don't think many of us are gonna forget it anytime soon.
Yeah, but this is what she does that whole part of it.
I felt like it was so obviously just them grasping at anything they could
to go after Biden for, with how he handled the first balloon scenario.
Because it's like so easy to understand the rationale for
why he waited to shoot it down over the water.
It's like a city, my nine year old could immediately grasp that and
everyone can, but they gotta have something to froth and
rage about with anything where he's taking control of it, especially.
So they went with that and then once you decide to go with that,
you gotta like back up why you're so mad that he didn't shoot it down over,
inhabited areas and this is just what she landed on.
It doesn't make much sense.
But, that's sort of par for
the course for her.
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>> Representative Marjorie Greene working out in a video that just went on and
on and on that she posted to her social media.
That's of course not the actual music she had see a song.
I'm going to guess that CIA would not consent to her music being put to
such a reprehensible figure working out or whatever.
But no sooner was the video posted than many people began
mocking the representative, I think, understandably for
a lot of different reasons.
Simon Curtis seemed to agree with me saying she is sending you a cease and
desist in 321 they can use whatever they want, I suppose.
But a lot of people once again were critical of one of
the exercises she was doing.
What?
So she says there it's a crossfit thing, the butterfly pull ups, I think
of them as kipping pull ups or whatever she calls them butterfly pull ups.
So she posted a follow up video to prove that she can do traditional pull ups,
take a look at this.
There she is doing the pull ups, okay.
Okay, we can cut out of that.
>> Please stop, please, please.
>> Now, I can't stop all of it.
I wanna make a point because I feel like, so
Marjorie Greene took the wrong lesson from the mockery that she was facing.
That this was just about form that this is just about the style of pull up.
She decides to, first of all, I do still think that the style you're doing is
a weird thing that crossfit is doing.
A lot of former Crossfit people will criticize them too.
That's not my point though.
That's not why I'm mocking you.
I don't care what, but by the way, you did a good amount of pull ups.
I think that's actually impressive, right?
Do you get that's sort of the problem Marjorie Greene?
Do you get that it's a problem that you have time to work out for
hours every day if you want to?
To have your staff come and film,
you doing all of these workouts to edit things to do, follow videos.
Do you get that It's not your form, that's the issue.
The issues that you don't work, that you're not a real representative that
you're not actually meeting with your constituents, meeting with activists
sitting down and cranking out legislation, that this is just like TikTok to you.
You treat it the same way as any number of teenagers do and you're free to do that.
But we're free to criticize you for having so much free time,
when you're in a country that has real problems that need to be addressed.
And they can't all just be fixed with throwing up a tweet about a national
divorce and then getting back to your push ups or whatever.
What do you think?
I'm being unfair?
>> No, not at all.
Look, I am in awe of anyone who can do a pull up.
So there's that.
But also imagine if AOC posted this of herself is just
endless like Tucker Carlson is she trying to pick me up?
Does she want to come on to me with those muscles?
Is she flexing that she can bench press me?
It just be like it would be endless.
So in general and I'm not saying AOC does this because every time she goes live on
Instagram, she is literally breaking down an issue or a policy program.
Yeah, maybe once she told us how she does her lipstick.
Thank you BT dubs because you're right.
But so, but you're right.
This is what happens when we, elect memes into the highest levels of office.
And look man, this is the biggest advertisement to just sit on your ass.
So for everyone who's like,
I don't want to start my New Year's resolution in the end of February.
Keep it going, dude.
Just don't.