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Welcome to my stream.

I'm using my new windproof fuzzy mic.

I hope it's working.

We'll see.

And you can see my little crick here is all filled up.

That's because, of course, it comes running down the mountain.

And, you know, back in the summer, it was dry.

I think we had a very dry summer, or at least in the middle of it, July.

So...

But we had a lot of snow, and it's all melted off now, as you can see.

We don't have a lot of,

well,

we've got a little patch here or there,

I guess,

but I'm not sure if I can see any here.

Around the house, I do have shady spots.

But we're supposed to get freezing rain all day tomorrow, and then Sunday is going to be cold.

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.

It's going to snow all week.

Who knows how much it's going to be.

Everybody's gearing up for it.

I was down at the hardware store and everybody's piling up on salt.

I forget what the other stuff is called.

The de-icer.

Well, anyway, it's all good news the end of week.

The Doge kid, he got back into the Doge.

J.D.

Vance took the sensible position and said, you know, everybody makes mistakes in their life.

You know, you can't hold it against them.

And,

you know,

he said some things that maybe Vance,

you know,

I think Vance put it as,

you know,

he said some things that he wouldn't agree with.

But, you know, such is life.

That's a very mature way to look at it.

It's how we used to look at things.

We used to take this approach,

especially,

you know,

when people,

when it was obvious people were joking around in a very casual setting.

That used to be the normal way of doing things.

But the crazies have gotten control of our society,

and so everything is treated as if life or death swings on whether or not this kid

has a job at Doge.

But the fact that Vance came out in defense of him and said he should be brought back,

and then Trump,

when asked about it,

he said,

well,

I don't know anything about it,

but if the VP said it,

I'm with him.

That was a great answer.

And then, of course, Musk gets on Twitter and says, yep, he's coming back.

So, you know, the bad guys, they're not going to like it.

It's going to be kind of a rough weekend for them.

And that horrible woman, it's funny.

I dug into her.

I posted up some stuff about it.

She's, I think, an Uzbek.

Well,

her little name is Uzbek,

is an Uzbek name,

but there's a pretty good chance that she does not work on Saturdays.

It's funny,

there's a lot of those folks in that part of the world that have come to the United States.

So I don't know.

It's just by hunch.

But she is a horrible, horrible person.

But she's so emblematic of what's wrong.

She comes out of college with all these stupid ideas in her head.

And then she heads off to USAID for a few years and decides that,

okay,

she's a part of the master race now.

This collection of know-it-alls are going to rule over us.

And then I believe, and I can't verify this, but

that the government paid for her to go get a master's degree in journalism at Columbia.

Now, the only reason she did that is to get into the media.

That was the point of it.

She got that credential so that she could use it to get into the media and do

exactly what she's doing now.

And, you know, she was fast-tracked into it.

So, you know, she had lots of friends.

It ties in with what my Friday show was, is that this system, the blob,

is as much about networking and maintaining the community and making sure people

who come in are filtered and vetted and they're going to support the system.

They're going to be pro-blob.

They're not going to question the blob.

And the people who

They suspect that might not be pro blob.

Well, they get filtered out.

And this girl, she got filtered in.

She was selected for.

And so guess what?

They groomed her.

They send her off out to Seattle so she can make all these Antifa contacts.

It's clearly why they sent her out there.

She's not from the West Coast.

She's from the East Coast.

And then she comes back and now she's working with the Wall Street Journal.

I think she was at Bloomberg, maybe.

Yeah, I think it was Bloomberg.

And she went after, what was it, a guy, David Sachs or something like that?

Went after his wife.

Was it David Sachs?

I don't remember anymore, but just a terrible person.

She's the kind of person that,

you know,

the Chinese during the Cultural Revolution,

she was the kind of person that was terrorizing professors and making them wear

dunce caps and things like that.

So, you know, it's good to see that she's taken one on the chain.

Let's hope she gets fired.

Let's hope that her life is so miserable at this point that she has to go into hiding.

I mean, that sounds like a terrible thing to say.

I guess it is a terrible thing to say.

But it's true.

You know, shame is a powerful weapon.

She should be so ashamed of what she has done or so afraid of people who think that

she should be ashamed that she goes into hiding.

You know, she disappears.

Now, that would be the right result.

But, you know, we'll see what happens.

These people are fairly shameless.

So, you know, there's no...

there's very little chance that she's going to feel shame.

You know, you have to have a soul to feel shame.

Well, anyway, my five minutes is just about up.

I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend, and I'll see you next time.