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Can't Do Sh*t About Me

2024/12/12
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Jennifer Welch 和 Angie Sullivan:对点餐时服务员重复菜品所有配料感到厌烦,认为服务员没有必要逐一说明所有配料,提高效率非常重要。对邻居统一摆放巨型充气破核桃感到不解,怀疑与政治有关,后发现并非如此,认为自己因为没有被告知而感到被排斥。对Angie Sullivan最近的性生活状况进行调侃,回忆高中时期恶作剧的经历,承认高中时期曾参与过对圣诞装饰的恶作剧,调侃如果她现在的恶作剧行为被监控摄像头拍到会引发怎样的后果。评论雌性青蛙为避免与不喜欢的雄性青蛙交配而伪装死亡的行为,对一项研究结果表示认同,该研究认为讽刺是智力和成熟的标志。对美国枪支管制现状表示担忧,认为民主党应该关注阶级问题,而不是被右翼媒体分散注意力,批评美国将利润置于人权之上,呼吁民主党内部进行变革,更有效地为人民争取利益。 Maxwell Frost:认为Nancy Mace的行为是特朗普主义煽动激化的结果,并部分出于对媒体关注的渴望。表示不必与所有国会议员合作。认为Matt Gaetz报告应该公开发布,无论Matt Gaetz是否已辞职。认为民主党需要采取更强硬的立场。批评Mike Johnson等基督教民族主义者利用宗教信仰压制他人。对人工智能技术的看法,对二手商品购物的看法,对埃隆·马斯克担任潜在第一夫人或联合总统的看法,对迪士尼成人粉丝的看法,对罗恩·德桑蒂斯的看法,讲述了他与罗恩·德桑蒂斯的一次冲突经历。 Jennifer Welch:询问众议员Maxwell Frost对Nancy Mace精神状态的看法,对16名民主党议员未出席投票以促使Matt Gaetz报告发布表示不满,批评众议院议长Mike Johnson在处理Matt Gaetz事件上的双重标准,认为需要有人站出来直面共和党议员的虚伪行为。认为民主党需要更强有力地回应基督教民族主义的渗透,分享了她儿时在教会中被灌输共和党思想的经历。赞扬Maxwell Frost展现的“fuck you politics”态度,对Maxwell Frost寄予厚望。

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Why is Rep. Maxwell Frost concerned about the mental health of some of his colleagues in Congress?

He observes a deterioration in behavior, particularly in Congresswoman Nancy Mace, which he attributes to the Trump radicalization process and a desire for media attention.

What does Rep. Maxwell Frost think about working with extreme figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene and Nancy Mace?

He believes there's little to gain from working with them, as they are not typically collaborative and are more focused on personal attention than legislative progress.

Why does Rep. Maxwell Frost want the Matt Gaetz report released?

He argues that the report should be made public because taxpayers funded it, and it could reveal important information about Gaetz's alleged involvement in serious crimes, even though Gaetz is no longer in the House.

What does Rep. Maxwell Frost think about Christian nationalism in politics?

He criticizes it as a misuse of faith to oppress people and undermine the separation of church and state, which he believes is a core principle of the U.S. Constitution.

Why does Rep. Maxwell Frost believe gun violence remains a critical issue in the U.S.?

He points to the influence of the NRA and gun manufacturers, who prioritize profits over public safety, and the lack of common-sense gun reform despite widespread public support.

What does Rep. Maxwell Frost propose to address the class issues in America?

He advocates for a grassroots movement within the Democratic Party to focus on fighting for the working class, addressing corporate greed, and prioritizing human welfare over profits.

What is Rep. Maxwell Frost's stance on artificial intelligence?

He believes AI has potential benefits in areas like education and medicine but emphasizes the need for regulation and guardrails to prevent misuse and ensure ethical applications.

Why does Rep. Maxwell Frost dislike Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy?

He criticizes them for cosplaying as government officials and advocating policies that benefit billionaires, such as dismantling the Consumer Financial Protection Board, which helps working families.

What does Rep. Maxwell Frost think about Ron DeSantis?

He has a strong

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The hosts discuss their annoyance with restaurant staff repeating every ingredient in an order, especially when it's a standard item. They debate the necessity of this practice for allergy concerns and its impact on efficiency.
  • Restaurant staff repeating every ingredient in a food order is seen as unnecessary and inefficient.
  • The hosts debate the balance between accommodating allergies and maintaining efficiency.
  • The practice is viewed as unnecessary for non-allergy sufferers and potentially frustrating for customers.

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Lights are going up, snow is falling down, there's a feeling of goodwill around town. It could only mean one, McRib is here. People throwing parties, ugly sweaters everywhere. Stockings hung up by the chimney with care. It could only mean one, McRib is here. At participating McDonald's for a limited time.

So are we supposed to start the podcast? Ready? One, two, three. Patriots, Gatriots, Thatriots. Welcome to the rebellion. We're feeling better and better with each day, feeling feistier. I mean, just ready to just get after it. Pumps, what have you had it with? Okay, what I've had it with is when you order either standing up at a counter or at a table,

When the person taking your order repeats back every ingredient in the meal that you ordered. For example...

We were just ordering salads the other day. I said, I'll have the turkey salad. She repeated back every single ingredient in the turkey salad. There's one turkey salad on the menu. Shouldn't you just assume that I know what the ingredients are? And if you're repeating it because some people don't read the whole menu, does everybody have to get dumbed down for the dumbest order on the planet? It drives me bananas.

So these are the, this is the allergy stuff where they are going out of their way to cast a wide net, I believe, to catch some rogue animals.

allergy here or there. And I think the burden falls on the person with the allergy to get to the register or sit down at the table and say across the board, I have a major peanut allergy. My throat will completely swell up and I'll die if you serve me anything that's been anywhere near a peanut. So I don't know what's all in that salad, but if it's been anywhere near a peanut, you're going to kill me.

That's what you need to know. And then we just can move on from there. But to make the non-allergy people go through this is very problematic further. That creates a lot of time. Yes. That people have to wait in line. And I think waiting in line causes a lot of friction that we currently see in today's state of affairs. And in Trump's America, we need to be more efficient in

To get through these four years, we're not going to be able to go over every single ingredient. There's only so much that people can take. So to the allergy sufferers, I am so sorry that you are allergic to something. That would be a very difficult thing to navigate. But the burden is on you.

to advocate for your allergies. I completely agree. I think it is absolutely, in Trump's America, we all have to make just teeny tiny baby steps. Concessions. Concessions, because it's going to be a long, hard road. That's right. We've got to band together. We can't just do the stupid things. We can't just take up time in an inefficient way.

Not in Trump's America. We got to do our best in Trump's America. We got to get through it. You got to hunker down. We're going to have to try to like speed date through it. There's no way that we're going to just take a lot of time hanging out at a register for grins and giggles to go over all of the ingredients in a turkey salad. Maybe in an Obama's America. Yeah, sure. Maybe I can do that. But in a Trump's America, I can't do that. No, everybody has to do better in Trump's America. That's right.

All right, let me tell you what I've had it with. I've had it with what I perceive to be a grand conspiracy in my neighborhood. Okay. So I was driving down the street and I noticed this one house had this like 12 foot tall blow up inflatable nutcracker. And then two doors down, there was another one. And then like next door to that, there's another one. And then as I keep getting closer to my house, everybody's got these 12 foot tall

Nutcrackers. Really? Yeah. And I looked in my mailbox, checked my phone. I didn't get any sort of memo about the coordinated effort for everybody to have a 12 foot tall inflatable nutcracker. So my across the street neighbor, whom you know well and whom I know well, her name is Apple.

I call her, light her ass up. I'm like, Apple, what the hell is going on with these nutcrackers? She just starts dying laughing. She's like, oh yeah, somebody told Andrew, Andrew's her husband. Somebody told Andrew that everybody on the street was getting one. I'm like,

Well, this is news to me. Am I left out of this because I'm the loud mouth podcaster? And originally I thought, well, maybe maybe this is some sort of Trump thing. And Trump's America because the nutcracker was white. Right. But Apple's Apple's a big progressive liberal. So I knew if Apple was in on it, I knew it wasn't some Trump thing, but I vetted it just to be case. I'm like, Apple's is some sort of Trump thing. Which neighbor started this? And do we know what their voting record is? Right. She's dying laughing.

So I said, I guess I got to get a nutcracker. So I think I might get a black nutcracker. Oh, I think you should. So here's the deal. I went on to a website yesterday to order the nutcracker. And so I text Apple and I was like, I need to know exactly how tall your white supremacist nutcracker is. And she says, hang on, let me pull up the link. And the white supremacist nutcracker is 12 foot tall.

The black nutcracker, I can only get it 10 foot tall. So I don't, you know, I haven't ordered anything yet. I really would prefer, I would also like to have like some sort of a fairy costume on the nutcracker. Just something really fucking crazy. You know, just like, yeah, all of you have matching nutcrackers. Nobody told me about this nutcracker thing. I didn't get the memo. I'm over here just, you know,

abandoned in the neighborhood. I mean, what's to say I wouldn't participate in this? My house is lit up like a gay pride flag at Christmas. It is. This atheist goes hard in the paint for Christmas. I have two Christmas trees. I have up stockings. I have rainbow lights all over my house. Nobody in my neighborhood had the decency to tell me about this coordinated nutcracker attack.

I feel like you were ostracized a little bit. I kind of do too. And here's my thing. Could you get two black nutcrackers to compensate for the height? Or can you put the nutcracker somehow on a lift for two feet? I mean, I don't know. Can it be done? But I'm with you. You get a black nutcracker and you tell those motherfuckers, piss off. I hate you.

I will out nutcracker you all day long. Maybe you should get an army of black nutcrackers. I did find a 12 foot tall black Santa. That! Yeah. And I, you know, I always think about like, you know, why does Santa have to be white? Right. You know, why does everything have to be white? So, I mean, I could do both of these things. It...

It is, I don't know what to take of it. I've been doing a lot of texting with Apple. And then much to my surprise, last night I did a little reconnaissance trip around the neighborhood. I turned the corner. Basically the whole area, okay, listener, Pumps and I, before the election, drove around my neighborhood to count Harris signs versus Obama signs. So phase one of our whole drive, that whole like big area that we did, they're all in cahoots with these nutcrackers.

Yeah. Do you think it was a conspiracy because you were such an avid Harris supporter? No, because the majority of the signs in that segment of the neighborhood were Harris signs. That's right. They were. Now, are there a lot of silent Trumpers in there? A hundred percent. Obviously. Do I know who started it?

This nutcracker thing, I do not know. Apple doesn't know. But not every neighbor has one. But as the nutcracker started popping up, literally like closer to my house from like around the end of Thanksgiving to now, I noticed that there is some messaging going on in the neighborhood.

That is just passing right by me. Or is it directed right at you? And is it having the desired effect as you're tooling around in your car last night? I really don't think it has anything to do with me. I would love to have a narcissistic lean into this. I think that there's, you know, it's a big guy's birthday. Right. There's a lot of celebrating going on. And I think they started some sort of neighborly thing.

You know, nutcracker scandal and whoever launched it didn't launch it equally. No. And then it's a whisper campaign. It's a whisper campaign on the streets in my neighborhood because Apple directly said, oh, yeah, Andrew was in the yard. Somebody stopped by and told him he should get this nutcracker. And so that's why we have it.

I'm like, who told you that? She didn't remember. Right. So it's this whisper campaign and a lot of neighbors are getting left out. But I'm going to get a black nutcracker. I think I say go for the black Santa. I mean, I could. I could. I kind of want the nutcracker. OK. I say get two then.

Since it's only 10 feet. Here's the deal. I don't like a lot of riffraff and knickknack. I don't even really like the way these nutcrackers look. That's what I was going to say. I'm shocked, but you have to. I don't like- You already know when. I mean, you have to make a strong comeback. I don't like this blow-up art in people's- I think it looks stupid.

So why I'm even upset about this or even spending 10 minutes of the podcast talking about it is more of a window into my soul and my own character defects and insecurities and all sorts of things that I've spent thousands of dollars talking to a therapist about and still I'm as broken as all get out. But, you know, I think I'm going to get one. I think it's going to be a nutcracker.

just because I want my nutcracker to be unique. That's right. And I want my nutcracker to represent underrepresented nutcrackers in a basically all white field where these nutcrackers are. I want to represent the black nutcrackers. I love that idea. It's a great one. Welcome to I've Had It. I'm Jennifer. I'm Angie. We haven't really talked about you getting laid lately. Oh,

Oh, my God. You know, that's funny. I didn't bring it up because I was afraid we'd have to talk about me getting laid. Is were you in high school yet and had a car when they started putting those like the Santa sleighs with the reindeers in front of them? Of course not. That was way before my time. I'm significantly younger than you. I don't even have a memory of that. We used to go around in high school.

And we would, because, you know, the big thing was to make the reindeers look like they were fucking. Like, you'd take somebody's reindeer, it was like a sleigh, and you'd take it and you'd put the reindeers. This is what you were up to in high school? This is what we did in high school. Makes a lot of sense. Yeah. So I haven't seen one of those. Reindeer sex on your car? Reindeer sex. Reindeer sex on the lawn? This was way before my time. Yeah. I can't believe you never saw that. I guess, Kylie, you certainly didn't see it. So there is one of those exact replica from my youth.

Slays with Santa with reindeers in front of it. And as I walk by with my dogs, I think, should I go do it? I mean, am I too old to do it? Wait, hold up. The reindeers are on the car or the reindeers are in the yard? The reindeers are in the yard. So it's like a sleigh with Santa. It's white and then it has lights on it. And then it has like reindeers pulling.

Okay, I've seen these. Yeah. So in high school, we used to go around and take the reindeers because they're all freestanding. And put them in sexually compromising positions. Put them in sexually compromising positions. I hadn't seen a display like that in a while. Let me ask you this. Did you participate in this? Did you hop out of your car and go do reindeer fucking? Absolutely. I drove. I drove.

Interesting. I jumped out. I did all the things. Ringleader. Ringleader. I mean, reindeer sex. We thought it was the funniest thing we've ever seen. Just a real knee slapper. Yeah. And so I was really kind of like the Saturday, I kind of thought, you know, just as a tribute to my youth, I could run over there. I could do that. And then I thought, what if there's a ring camera?

I would live for that. Here I am. I would live. Oldest fuck running around vandalizing people's yards in my neighborhood. Host of popular podcast known as Meemaw, America's Greatest Legal Mind, engages in explicit reindeer sex in neighbor's yard caught on ring camera. In Trump's America, this is the kind of story we need. Right.

We knew she was a flaming liberal. This is what she is now in Trump's America. Kinky, sick liberal. Yep. Uh-huh. Yep. This is what they want to do. Yep. This is all a part of their agenda. Reindeer sex. Yep. Kylie, what's going on on the World Wide Web? I've got some reviews for you. And speaking of her getting laid, I'm going to use this one. It's called Five Stars Dating Application. Okay. Long-time admirer, first-time applicant.

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And she writes, I'm confident in my abilities to open Pump's eyes to a whole new world and change her life forever. Thank you for your consideration. And she leaves her Instagram handle for you. Oh, my God. I love that. You can't dismiss that out of hand. Here's the thing. By the logic of the right. Uh-huh.

If we use their logic, homosexuality, lesbianism is a choice. And so what we need, and when I say we, I'm talking about me and the patriots and the gay triots and the they triots. What we need in Trump's America is for you to choose to be a lesbian and to, um,

I thought you were going to say record my first lesbian sex experience. Of course your head went there. You're arranging reindeer sex and then, of course, you want to make a sex tape. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah.

Pop it up on Twitter. Pups is lesbian sex tape. I'm telling you what, you know what? That would be pretty good job security for us. Yeah. I mean, we thought the hanger trick would do it, but no. It's a lesbian sex tape. I saw some people in the comment section say, how do we write a review? How you write a review is you go to Apple, you find our podcast, I've had it. Then you write a review and you give us five stars or you go to Spotify.

Or you can go to Spotify or you can go to our website, I've had it podcast dot com and send Katarina an email. Yes. All right. I have some articles from the news that I would like to share with you all. Pumps and listener. Here's a headline. Female frogs fake their own death to avoid mating with males they don't like.

Female frogs have developed various strategies to avoid unwanted mating, including rolling away, making specific grunting sounds, and even pretending to be dead, scientists have discovered. These behaviors allow them to reject males if they are not interested or not ready to mate. I love that. I mean, anybody who's ever been female knows that you've got to either fake an orgasm, act like you're asleep. Playing dead is just not off the table. Right.

This could be something after your sex tape comes out. Right. You're going to be, I mean, everybody's going to want a piece of you. You might have to integrate this frog defense mechanism into your toolbox. I mean, you never know. Okay. I have great news. Great news with this next headline. Study says sarcasm is a sign of intelligence failure.

and maturity. Oh my gosh. Sarcasm requires the brain to interpret language on multiple levels, understanding that the literal meaning of words is different from the intended meaning. This process demands mental flexibility, making it a marker of advanced cognitive skills.

To which I will say, I fucking knew it. I knew we were smart and I knew we were mature despite what all the comments online say about us. I knew it. I never gave up on us. I never gave up on us either. Here's the deal. I'm more surprised that we're mature than we're smart, if you want to know the truth. I'm not. Really? Not surprised one bit. I knew it. I knew it. I knew we were smart. I knew we were mature. And now the science is showing.

that we are. Despite what all of these people say, everybody online, these old hags are immature, they're dumbasses, these people are crazy, lefty, commie, socialists. You know what? Call us what you will. We are smart and mature. Thank you.

Mic drop. Yeah, exactly. Boom. Okay. Today we have a guest that I'm super duper duper excited about, and he is the first Gen Z person to ever be elected into Congress. Congressman Maxwell Alejandro Frost from Florida's 10th congressional district is

Kylie, play a clip of Maxwell to get our listeners all riled up before we introduce him. I don't think anyone in the United States government, Americans, do not support actual Nazis or white supremacists. I know I certainly do not. Chairman, does he have the opportunity to respond to the gentlelady? Sure.

I didn't ask him a question. You asked multiple questions. I did not ask him a question. You certainly didn't. Did you see this? Chair now recognizes Mr. Frost from Florida. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Before I get into it, it's interesting to hear my colleague just now talk about disavowing white supremacists when in 2022, she spoke at an event led by white supremacists and white nationalist Nick Fuentes and when asked about it, doubled down on it and said, we're going to focus on people, not labels.

So get out of here with that damn hypocrisy. Love it. Love it. Love him. Can't get enough of that. Shutting down Marjorie Taylor Greene has got to feel good. I mean, it's just got to feel good because she is the biggest loudmouth on the planet. And he just he brought the receipts. He did. He absolutely did. All right. Let's welcome Congressman Frost. Listener, this may come as a total shock to you, but Pumps and I have not always been this pulled together and rock solid.

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Let's welcome to I've Had It, America's first Gen Z person to ever be elected to Congress, Congressman Maxwell Frost. How are you today, Congressman?

Doing well, doing well. Thank you. How are you doing? Great. Congressman, I want to talk briefly about the mental health of some of your colleagues and particularly Congresswoman Nancy Mace. Is she OK? I mean, this behavior is so alarming. I cannot believe that her Republican colleagues are not intervening.

I personally cannot believe that her family is not intervening. This insane culture war to take everybody's eye off the ball of what corporate America and all these billionaire sycophants surrounding Trump are doing is insane. How do you manage working with such a stark, raving lunatic? It's wild because when I first got the Congress, some people told me, you know, I'm on the House Oversight Committee, which is full of people.

insane people um and nancy mace actually people told me oh she's one of the like more moderate people we can work with like she's you know she's she has a good head on her shoulders this and that and i think that's really that was her reputation before i mean she represents charleston south carolina which

I lived in, I lived there for a year and some change when I worked for the ACLU. It's actually a pretty liberal place, but it's a gerrymandered seat. Right. And so she wins it by a little bit either way. So I was like, okay, that makes sense. She's so maybe someone I can work with. And I've seen over the last two years that her like deterioration. And I think a lot of it, I think like Nancy Mace is a really good example of the Trump radicalization of

of a lot of average people as well. I mean, not to like, not to put it into a serious thing, but like, if you look at what's happened to Nancy Mace, this is what's happened to a lot of people in this country where they had a good head on their shoulders and they've just become radicalized and become like fucking crazy. Right. I mean, just look at her accounts. All she's doing is talking about this, the bad,

the bathrooms, the bathrooms, trans people. I mean, she's obsessed with it. And I think it's two parts. She's been radicalized. But also the second thing is she is a big media person. Like she wants attention. Right. And that's why I think that's why she voted to vacate

uh, uh, speaker McCarthy out of the seat. I don't, she's not like super, she, at the time, she wasn't super like freedom caucus person, but I think she saw here, I have an opportunity to be one of less than 10 people doing something. And as long as I'm less, you know, a part of the group of less than the 10 people doing something, I'm happy because I'm getting attention. And I think that's why she's doing this whole bathroom thing right now. So she's

Yeah, I mean, she's pretty deranged. I'm not going to lie. I mean, it's really it's it's worrisome. But when people ask me, like, how do you work with people like that? I don't. You don't have you know, there's a lot of people in Congress who.

And you do not have to work with every single one of them. I'm not working with Marjorie Taylor Greene on bills. And there's really not a lot of people that are working with her on much of anything, even Republicans. And I'd say the same thing about Nancy Mace. There's probably not even a lot of Republicans working with her on stuff. So there's not much to be gained there. There are a lot of Republicans I do work with, though.

I want to talk about this Matt Gaetz report because I personally really wanted that released and feel like it should have been released. And it looks like 16 of your Democratic colleagues did not show up to vote, which could have

And I think we're in a situation as the Democratic Party where we have to grow some fangs and get our claws out and just go for it. And if this guy is crushing ED medication like our senator from our state, Senator Booster Box, we call him Mark Wayne Mullen, you know, because he stands on a box. Right.

Senator Booster Box is talking about him crushing ED medications and he's screwing some underage person. OK, and then we see Nancy Mace acting like a complete nut trying to get everybody. Look at this shiny object over here. But the call is coming from within the House. So what happened to these 16 Dems that didn't show up to vote for the release of this?

I'm not I'm not sure what happened there specifically, but I was one of the signers that said we need to release the report. And I think it needs to be released no matter what. Some may argue, well, he's not in the house anymore. Well, let's look at the facts. He left the house because of the report.

So he's trying to circumvent the entire process. Our taxpayer money already went towards this investigation, right? This report exists. It's sitting there. We paid for it. Everybody at home paid for it. And so I don't care if Matt Gaetz resigned to avoid it being released. I think it needs to be released. I think you bring up a good point, too, that a lot of times Democrats, we pride ourselves in, you know, we respect the sanctity of the institution.

but the institution is, is, is strong, but it's really only as strong a lot of times as the people within it and leading it. And for so long, like our opposition, the Republicans here, they are not pulling any punches. They're going to do everything they can do to win and get their agenda through. And I think we need to do, um, not, I don't want to say the same thing because there are certain things like, you know, we, we have values and this and that, but Matt Gates is a dangerous person. He's obviously been, uh, uh,

allegedly been involved with minors, human trafficking, sex trafficking, things like that. I mean, this is serious stuff. And so I think the report should be released no matter what. The other reason why is Matt Gaetz isn't done with politics. You know, he might have left the House of Representatives. He's not done with politics. He's probably still going to run for stuff in the future as well. So my take is we paid for that damn report and we should be able to see the report. I completely agree. And here's what pisses me off the most about it.

Moses Mike Johnson, the Speaker of the House, our nickname for him is Moses Mike because he said on camera that God told him he was Moses. That's a perfectly normal thing to happen. So Moses Mike is this big Bible thumper, right? Constantly talking about his faith. He said on camera that he monitors his son's pornographic use while his son monitors his

his porn use with covenant eyes and all of this Christ-like stuff. And he's an advocate for the people, yak, yak, blah, blah. So he's all guns a blazing when he wants to bust a son watching porn, which I think might be one of the more normal teenage experiences out there, but call me crazy.

But when somebody within his house commits a crime and there's a report, he votes no. And that sort of religious hypocrisy is what drives Americans crazy on both sides. And I'm so tired of Moses Mike getting a hall pass for his moral duplicity. And I think Trumpism kind of

It spawned and it became alive because when Trump first went out there, he called him lying Ted. And it was refreshing for everybody here. Somebody called Ted Cruz a liar. Lil Marco. We all knew he was slimy and greasy and somebody called him that. So I want you.

Congressman Maxwell Frost, I want you to just start just throwing verbal grenades. I mean, Moses Mike, he needs to get it. He is the biggest, slimiest hypocrite on the planet. And I think you are going to see bipartisan support for

for giving them what they deserve with words, exactly what they deserve, calling them out for being the hypocrites that they are. Because the name of our podcast is I've Had It. And I'm telling you, we have had it with these people and borderline having it with the Democrats not fighting for us. Everybody wants a fighter. We want someone to fight for us. And that's why I nominate you. Yeah.

Well, thank you. And no, I 100% agree with you. I mean, when he first came, Moses Mike is interesting. That's funny. When he first became the studio of the house, I came out and I was like, dude, this guy is a Christian nationalist. Yeah. This is really important. You know, I talk a lot about Christian nationalism because I was actually raised in the Southern Baptist Church. Like I'm Christian. I was raised Christian.

seriously in church. I went to praise band. I did all the things, right? I did a WANA, which is like Boy Scouts, but like for the Bible. Okay. So like I was in church and what pisses me off so much are these Christians like Mike Johnson that want to use our faith to oppress people and take away people's rights, which is not what it's about. And so it's interesting because even as a Christian, I'm like,

You want to use your faith and use the government to showcase God's wrath and never –

God's mercy and never what people know like Jesus is about, which is like feeding the poor, hanging out with the sick, hanging out. That was the whole thing of Jesus hanging out with the sinners. Right. And so either way, it's just it's such hypocrisy that, again, like you said, Mike Johnson will hold up the Bible and say, I'm a good Christian when it comes down to his son watching porn or when it comes on anything he disagrees with. But then he uses the religion

as a political stepping stone. The Republican Party has been doing this for so, so long. Something my dad always said that I agree with is, you know, you got to go into some of these churches that are really just a right wing apparatus that the Republican Party is using. And maybe they should lose their freaking nonprofit status. Yes, we say that all the time. We want you to be in charge of that. Yeah.

Congressman, I nominate you to go. Here's what I think. I think there has been a decades long campaign to infiltrate this Christian nationalism into the government. And it has gone largely unresponded to because so many Democratic politicians don't want to talk about faith because they're fearful of pissing people off.

Instead of taking the stance that we are a secular nation, period, during the George W. Bush era, everybody was very quick to point out the problems with Sharia law in Muslim countries. And they saw the dangers of it, the subjugation of its citizens. This is the same thing that the Moses Mike Johnsons and the Heritage Foundations want to do in the United States of America. In our state, the Ten Commandments,

Are already in every public school. So Project 2025 freak flag is already flying here in Oklahoma and our dipshit school superintendent, who is the biggest pick me to Donald Trump you've ever seen in your life. But I've seen Trump Bibles and put them in the school.

I am not a religious person. And so for me, the argument is very simple. This is a secular society because everybody can fit in that way. But the Democrats have got to robustly respond because I grew up in the suburbs of Oklahoma City. All that praise shit that you're talking about, all that stuff, those are indoctrination camps. And all of these people that I went to high school with who are now Gen Xers,

who voted for Trump in record numbers, my generation. They were all radicalized to republicanism and to this type of Christian nationalism in their churches. And I know this because they constantly tried to recruit me and told me I was going to hell all the time my entire life. But I just wasn't- This happened to me when I was working my first campaign. Again, like I told you, I was super involved in the church.

The I was working for Hillary Clinton knocking doors and the pastor's son posted on Facebook that I shouldn't be welcome in the church anymore because I was working for the devil and I was like part of the devil. I mean, it's insane. And I'm glad you brought up the Trump Bible. I was actually I have a tweet in my drafts about this or a post in my drafts about this that like.

The fact that for a lot, again, of these Christian Republicans, the fact that the Trump Bible wasn't a last straw for you or the Trump. It's insane, like a Trump Bible that he's profiting off of.

I like how do you not find that offensive if you are a Christian? And it's because people have been radicalized and indoctrinated. And you're right. A ton of this happens in the church. There's huge problems. And like I said, this on the oversight committee, like if you are a Christian,

or democratic Christian, you have to be on the front lines of fighting Christian nationalism. And you have to be on the front lines of fighting for what is part of this country, the separation of church and state. And these people on the right wing, they're quoted saying that the government should be listening to the church, not the other way around. It's very open in this Christian nationalism, neo-fascism, right

wing movement and government that they want that we're seeing in states like Oklahoma and in my state of Florida. So we have to fight against it. We have to be honest about it. And the fastest growing religion in this country is no religion. Right. This country is not is not a Christian nation. It's not a it's it's not a Muslim nation. It's not a you know, it is, like you said, a secular nation. And

And what I always tell other Christians, too, is if you're trying to impose the word of God on people through the government, you're just going to piss people off. So I feel like it's not a good strategy if you're actually trying to, like, evangelize. And then it's not a good strategy because it's against the Constitution of this country. So I 100 percent agree with you. This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Pumps, let's face it. Life is hard.

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All the mass shootings at school, I never hear anybody in leadership say, we have a gun problem. We need to fix the gun problem. It's always thoughts and prayers. And I'm like, the thoughts and prayers are clearly not working. So we need to make some type of regulation. Are we ever going to get there? Is the gun lobby so powerful that we'll never get there?

So, okay. So a couple of things. First, I'm a hundred percent agree with you. This is the issue that got me involved in politics when I was 15 years old. It was the Sandy Hook shooting. I...

Sometimes people don't view it this way, and I think it's important that people view it this way. Most issues that we see, most issues in Congress where the American people all agree on it for the most part, but nothing happens here. It is because of corporate money and it is because of special interests that dominates the space here.

That is the reason. And for guns, it's the same thing. It's not a culture thing. I mean, that's part of it for the general country. That's not the main reason why we don't have universal background checks. It is because groups like the NRA are

the NRA says they're an advocacy group for gun owners. They're not an advocacy group for gun owners. They are a lobbying front for corporations, gun manufacturers who don't want even the smallest of common sense gun reform. Why? Because they sell less guns. And if it hits the bottom line by a little bit, they don't want it. So they're willing to tank guns

Common sense gun reform so they can make more money, so their profits are worth more than our damn lives and the lives of our children, which right now, if God forbid your child that's under the age of 18 were to die tomorrow, the most likely reason is because of a bullet.

I think that is not acceptable in this country in 2024. And so we have to shine a light on that and the fact that these companies have so much power here right now, specifically in the Republican Party. We've made some good progress

over the last few years, we won the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention. If you're at home, you might be going, what the hell does that office do? Well, this office has helped us get hundreds of millions of dollars to community-based organizations across the country to end gun violence. They've worked with the Department of Justice to prosecute these gun traffickers and these people who are dispersing guns in our communities in a legal way. And this combination of all this work has made it so gun violence

I know it doesn't feel this way, but gun violence has actually gone down in this country over the last several years. But if you ask me, one person dying a day is one too many. And so we need to pass these laws. You brought it up. 90% of this country is for universal background checks. Most Republicans are for it. And my favorite one is most NRA members are for it.

so why does the nra fight against universal background checks it's because of this money and these corporations that want to continue to sell guns and we so we have to band together the thoughts and prayers are not enough because our kids are dying on literally a daily basis in this country we have a lot of work to do i think you could be a really amazing voice um i've already nominated you to be the uh big fighter but here's my big thing

Right now, you've got the right wing and the right wing media echo chamber going apeshit bananas about bathrooms, the gay agenda, and all this bullshit that nobody cares one cent about.

We have a major class issue. We need class warfare. You have an insurance CEO that was gunned down and a large portion of the American public has no empathy for him because they feel that his company partakes in passive violence against them and bad faith claims and denying them health care. You have a gun lobby that is billions and billions and billions of dollars where people

At every turn, pharmaceutical industry, at every turn, the United States of America thesis sentence is, we value profit over human beings. And bizarrely, the Moses Mikes, the Donald Trumps, all of these dickwads, I mean, just horrible people, recruit the working class people with these wedge issues to vote against their own interests.

And so we have to have literally a grassroots movement within the Democratic Party and everybody who toes the party line,

step aside, get out of here. We're tired of listening to you. Bernie Sanders kind of started this movement. You, AOC and others can really be a voice of clarity on this. We live in a red state. You live in a red state. You know that what the American people want right now more than anything is somebody to fight for them because everybody's mad. And one thing that Trump did is he offered a

for people to filter their anger through. And they feel like he fights for them, even though we all follow the news cycle and we know that he's talking about Hannibal Lecter and all this crazy shit all the time.

All they see is they believe that he's fighting for them. And there's a vacuum that's ready to be filled with all of the problems we're talking about. Gun violence, the health industry, the pharmaceutical industry. And Maxwell Frost, Congressman Maxwell Frost.

I nominate you. We need for you to have your little punch list and just go, just, I mean, go at it, take on the freedom caucus, go after every single one of them. We need, we need this. Okay. Congressman, now we're going to play a game with you called had it or hit it. Oh my God. Welcome to had it or hit it. I would hit it. I hit it every day, sometimes twice a day. All right. Had it or hit it. Artificial intelligence. Uh,

I'm going to say and I'm going to say had it for me right now in Congress because we have to I know this is probably like a quick game, but we need to pass like regulation. We need to have guardrails here. But I'm not like one of these people think AI is completely horrible. I think there's use cases on education and medicine and stuff like that. But we need guardrails. So I'll say had it. Okay. Had it or hit it thrifting. Hit it. But

I'm a little, I don't like the thrift shops where it's like tubs of stuff. Yeah. I don't like digging. I'm not a digger either. It might curate it for me a little bit. You know what I mean? Like, it doesn't have to be crazy, but like put it on the racks. I want to have the sizes, you know, have them help me out a little bit, but I'm not trying to dig. Bougie thrifting? Semi-bougie. Okay.

There are some where they get high-priced items and they put their logo on top of the original logo and then they mark it up. I don't like those. But I like ones where they're only buying or taking in stuff they think people will like. Okay. Had it or hid it, I'm going to say potential first lady of the United States or co-president of the United States, Elon Musk. Had it.

Had it, had it, had it. This guy doesn't know what the, what the hell he's talking about. And I just said this the other day, like him and Vivek are literally, they're cosplaying as government officials. Yes. Don't know what the hell they're doing. Uh,

And just the other day, they were talking, oh, we got to get rid of the Consumer Financial Protection Board, which is an organization of this government that costs less than a billion dollars a year and has brought back over $20 billion to working families directly. It's actually one of the most efficient parts of the government. So these guys, they're not trying to make the government more efficient for us. They're trying to make the government more efficient for them, which are billionaires. So had it.

One thing I've noticed that I think is weird, it just seems like President-elect has a babysitter now and everywhere he goes, you have a billionaire that paid $250 million to get him reelected, escorted him to the Notre Dame in France, which is really unprecedented and weird, but that's just my observation. What do I know? I'm just a dumbass podcaster in Oklahoma. All right. Had it or hid it, Disney adults. Hit it. I represent a lot of Disney adults. You do? Yeah.

I just think it's so weird. Like, why would you want to go to Disney without your kids? But I know people like it. I used to think it was weird. But ever since the governor declared war on Disney. That's true. And Disney fought back. I'm pro Disney. Yeah, I'm way more pro Disney because of DeSantis. OK, what I'll say is this. I think even a lot of the Disney adults laugh and understand the criticisms of Disney adulthood. Yes. I'm not a Disney adult.

but I represent a lot of them. Okay. Last one. Had it or hid it, a person whom we refer to as Kitten Heels. And I'm talking about the governor of your great state, Governor Kitten Heels, Ron DeSantis.

Had it. Had it. Had it. Had it. Have you seen my commercial when I first ran? No. Well, we'll send it to you. But I have my commercial, like the only one that we could really get money for and we put a lot behind it was has this video of me before I ran for Congress going or maybe it was during DeSantis came to Orlando to do a thing with not Rick Rubin. That's the musician Dave.

Dave Rubin, the podcaster. And this is after a shooting just happened. So I came in and interrupted and said, governor, what are you going to do to like keep us safe on gun violence? What are you going to do? And then he was like, nobody wants to hear from you. Get out of here. And they're pushing me and throwing stuff and yelling slurs. Um,

And then a year later, those people elected me to Congress. So we put it in an ad. Did he show up? Did he show up that day? Is this the day that he showed up in those little white rain boots? Have you seen that image? Oh, that was another day. Okay. He has a lot of days. Yeah. I thought this was really funny. Somebody tweeted, Jersey Jackass tweeted, what is Ron DeSantis going to do about this guy? And they're talking about you. And you retweeted it with comment, right?

Ron DeSantis can't do shit about me. I love that. I love that. That's, you know, we talk about that we need to bring a brand of fuck you politics to the Democratic Party. We need to start playing fuck you politics. And that's exactly what you did.

And that's why I'm putting all chips in on you, Congressman Maxwell Frost. You have to save us. Save us. Lead the rebellion. It's no longer the resistance. It's the rebellion. And you need to be the face of the rebellion. We need you. I love this type of fuck you politics. And I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed having you on our podcast.

Thank you so much. I appreciate you all. Thank you. He gives me a lot of hope, not only for our country, but for Gen Z upcoming politicians, because that's the kind of fuck you attitude that it's going to take to get us through Trump's America. Absolutely. You know what I was thinking the whole time we were talking to him? He's like,

He's like 27, 28 years old. Like he has his shit so together. You know what I was doing at 27 or 28? I know exactly what you were doing. You were making reindeers have sex in yards. No, that was high school. I was marrying the biggest dipshit on the planet, running down the aisle. So,

So, I mean, I just look at him and I think those are goals for our 20, our young people in the world. He is fantastic. Listener, go follow him. And let's like really start really supporting these politicians who are going to be on the front lines against Trump.

Trumpism and all of the insanity because that is a rational voice. That is a reasonable voice. And also it's a fuck you voice. I like it. Ron DeSantis isn't going to do shit about me. Love that. So good. I love it. All right, guys, we'll see you. Tell them pumps. We will see you next Tuesday and Thursday.

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