>> Why do we have the DC jail which is the DC Gulag, but now we have Nancy Pelosi's Gazpacho
police spying on members of Congress. Spying on the legislative work that we do, spying on our
staff and spying on American citizens that want to come talk to their representatives.
This government has turned into something that was never meant to be and it's time to make it end.
>> Marjorie Greene is an example of how the government has turned into something it was never
meant to be. But I don't know that soup necessarily has much to do with it.
If you're not following the issue, it is that Gazpacho of course is a chilled Spanish soup
made most frequently, I learned with tomatoes. The Gestapo was the notorious Nazi secret police. So,
there are several differences between those two things, Brian
>> This is so easy to mock and so easy to ridicule.
But I think that for far too long people in Washington have lacked the courage
to police soup, we have for so long. And I'm so happy that she's willing,
I'm worried about the budget for this new police force because I mean how. Is this gonna be like
the airport security that was a huge, huge addition to our federal budget.
But the Gazpacho police I'm imagining would be just maybe a handful of people who do random
checks on soup, but- >> I hate cold soup,
so I'm for the Gazpacho's police. I think it's the
cold soup is the worst idea anyone ever had. >> And, I don't get it
>> I love soups so much, I have it every day. I love soup in the summer, I support a Gazpacho
police force. I just, what kind of force do they use when they confronted Gazpacho? That's
I don't know- >> I don't know.
>> I think there's a convergence of this story and the White House pooping story, the Gazpacho and
these two things kind of fit together somehow, I don't know.
>> I don't want to- >> There is a link.
>> But perhaps they do, there is a link. Yeah, I don't know how much funding goes
to the Gazpacho police. There's been a lot of concern about the militarization
of police departments. Are they bringing back from Iraq military grade croutons for this?
I don't know,
but they need to look into it, anyway. >> Look, listen, no one has ever, stupidest things
she said. >> Yeah, well,
when you really think about this, this is one of the dumbest things anyone has ever said
ever. Like it's really, really, like no one anyone who ever, like a researcher or historian about
the holocaust never said Hitler's Gazpacho force was very brutal and relentless and unforgiving.
And the Gazpacho would go, and no one ever got those words mixed up.
>> No, first use Trailblazer, yeah. >> Yeah.
>> I wanna put so she said that? >> She didn't.
>> Into a video camera, I wanna put it into perspective. So,
I once, I was studying abroad many years ago in Egypt and I grew up reading more than talking,
which means sometimes I've read a word many times but never used it in conversation or heard it.
And I remember I once in conversation using the word ambivalent, pronounced it
ambivalent, and I was so mortified that I still remember that that happened like 20 years ago.
She said Gazpacho and the thing is like, okay, this is just a
stupid thing that she said, but- >> But that's a great picture
there, the little children having >> I know, why is that next to me?
Anyway, here's the thing, you to make that mistake,
you can't know much about the holocaust in World War II, it is impossible. So not only
is it so scary that she doesn't understand that movement and thus is incapable of understanding
if there's any ideological or tactical crossover with developing political movements in America.
But she's invoking it to attack her enemies without understanding the most base things
about it. This, we need information about this. You should know anything about history,
I would say I would put the holocaust probably in the top five or so. I feel like you should
know that, and she especially should know that because not to jump ahead or whatever,
but she had to apologize earlier last year for invoking the holocaust and the anti vax thing.
She went to the holocaust museum as part of her apology tour,
and apparently paid so little attention that she came out thinking more about
soup than about the secret police. >> Listen, let's the super bowl is half full here.
She knows the soup and I think that that is, a lot of people would say Gazpacho remind me.
She knows what it is or what it isn't or what she thinks it is is what it's not. And that's
something, I still love that you're showing these two gorgeous little white girls chicken noodle
soup. So that's my favorite thing about this story >> It's not even Gazpacho in there.
Anyway, really fast I just wanna give credit to a few of my favorite
politicians. Ilan Omar tweeted out, it's not real, we're being pranked,
nope, sorry, I wish it was a fake as well. It doesn't seem that it was, AOC tweeted,
at least she leads by example. She clearly banned all books from her house years ago.
And says for real though, when you see how the GOP openly embrace and leverage
fascist members of their party versus how much some dems runaway and frame
their own base mobilize ear's as quote justice extreme. It's not hard to see how
that asymmetry false equivalence has contributed to where we are.
>> Well, listen, there are two great outcomes that can happen. One,
everyone in America who is on the left can send Gazpacho to her,
which I think would be awesome. >> And think of the Halloween costumes
that we're looking at- >> That are upcoming.
>> No. >> Because the Gazpacho police,
I mean, just the police, the Gazpacho police force is gonna be so amazing.
>> Just be careful,
someone's getting canceled over this >> And really fast, I just wanted to send
people back to the closest equivalent to this we could find was the time that Scott Walker
said to a Jewish constituent Molotov >> Which is not right, obviously.