0:00 Yeah. >> Jenny, what are your thoughts on the economy? >> What? >> You gave me a look like you wanted to go. >> It's been good. >> Out of touch. This guy's out of touch. >> Oh, wait, wait, wait. Ask me again. >> I'm living pretty well. >> Ask me again. >> Okay. What do you think about the economy? >> It's not good. >> There you go. Man, the people. Great news for the boys, for mankind in general. Trump has renamed the Kennedy Center after himself. >> The Trump Center. >> So it is now the Kennedy Trump Center. >> Oh, he hyphened it. Dude, that's hilarious. >> Isn't that crazy? >> That's like horrifyingly hilarious. >> Kennedy Center is like a thing, right? Like where it's like it's known for like the Kennedy Center honors and they give awards out to artists and like people who like do cool things for the culture
0:50 and then just to come into office and be like, I think my name should be on this. Can he do that without like a a blessing from the Kennedys? >> So the problem is that he replaced the entire Kennedy Center board with PE with friendlies, right? >> So the board is who voted this into this great honor was voted by the board, but like he controls the board. He appointed the board. He he >> But can it be reversed by the next president? Cuz that always happens anyway. Yeah, >> it will be >> cuz whatever the next president does, they just undo whatever the last one does. >> It's such a joke. It'll be the the Kennedy Trump Owens Center. >> Yeah. Yeah, probably. >> That's >> Owens 2020. [laughter] >> That's crazy. >> But isn't that is like like Kennedy is like as American as apple pie. Like saying the Kennedy Center is like everyone knows what that is. >> Yeah. >> To me, it's just doing this is just
1:40 crazy. >> That's like replacing Abraham Lincoln's face with himself. >> Right. Exactly. It's like adding yourself to Mount Rushmore. But by the way, Abraham Lincoln is carved into Mount Rushmore after he's dead and gone for a long time. Like Trump being like, I should probably be on Mount Rushmore cuz I'm tight >> and he's still here. Yeah. >> It's crazy. And he's in charge. >> But don't you love him more? Don't you love him more now? >> Yeah, of course. Of course. I can't stop. >> Don't you like a guy that's confident and knows what he wants? >> Yeah. >> I think it's good for comedy if he like changed it back after his term. >> Well, he won't change it back. >> No. Yeah, but it but that'd be pretty funny. >> It was funny. He feels like a old joke now to me. Like he was hilarious, but now it's kind of like, oh man, you do the joke too much, >> keeps hitting the same button on the damn joke. >> Little played out, huh? >> You do a different one, >> but that is a new one. The Kennedy
2:30 Center, that is kind of >> so crazy to me. >> It's pretty ████ outlandish, >> right? That's crazy. >> Even you, a dancer, somebody who fills their brain with dance moves, you know what the Kennedy Center is? fills their [laughter] brain with dance moves. >> No, I'm just saying like I'm complimenting him cuz like he his brain's full of dance moves. But even he knows what the Kennedy Center is. So that's what makes it crazy. >> Oh, cool. >> What is the Kennedy Center? >> It's like an arts uh recognition platform. >> Where is it at though? >> It's in Washington DC. >> Calling it Kennedy Trump though either makes it sound like it's a ████ law firm or they're gay. >> It sounds like Yeah, he hyphened his name cuz he got MARRIED TO JOHN F. >> THAT'S TRUE. YEAH, >> it's really gay. >> Kennedy [laughter] Trump, >> it just doesn't work. >> Are is anyone for it? Are people like >> ████ yeah. >> Caroline Levit's for it cuz she's his
3:21 press secretary. >> Yeah. How could they not be? >> He's surrounded by Yesmen. >> Exactly. My favorite thing is during cabinet meetings, have you guys seen any of this stuff? It's very funny. But during Trump cabinet meetings, all the cabinet secretaries take turns just blowing him. Like they don't even just say like what's going on in the country. At first they say, "Well, Mr. President, thanks so thanks to your leadership and your ████ godamn stamina, we're able to accomplish XYZ this afternoon. And it's just like it's just like you it's like Kim Jong-un, who by the way is a fan of JK. Thank you for watching. But like that's what I'm saying where I'm like you don't have to do all this ████ Like >> Yeah. Did any of you guys watch his address this morning? >> Me and Anthony watched it in the car. >> Some of it. Yeah, >> we watched it on like 2x speed. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I don't get it. It's just a whole lot of things have never been better. >> He's just dunking. Yeah, he's dunking,
4:11 but but the ball is is is not going through the net. Like people, it's still not affordable out there for >> Yeah. I just don't know what country he's talking about. >> Exactly. >> Jenny, what are your thoughts on the economy? >> What? >> You gave me a look like you wanted to go. >> I I'm giving you the ball. >> Um >> you gave me a look like, "Hey, give me the ball." This It's been good. >> Sick. Out of touch. This guy's out of touch. Look at >> Oh, wait, wait, wait. Ask me again. >> I'm living pretty well. >> Ask me again. >> Okay. What do you think about the economy? >> It's not good. >> There you go. Man of the people. Man of the people. >> I think it's tough. Like when when you look at even like Trump's address, um a lot of it was like we inherited the worst of every situation because of the previous administration, which I think
5:02 to with a grain of salt, like you have to at least admit to half of the country plus that voted for him, like that had to be true to an extent. People either wanted something different, wanted some sort of change, didn't like the way things were going. I think when, like you said though, I think the word slam dunk is good. It's like things haven't been fully resolved. Maybe things are starting to change, but it doesn't mean like we fixed it. And I think that was a lot of his address. I think that's a lot of his confidence. And he's like, "We did this. We fixed it. It's the best it's ever been." >> The problem he's making, not to cut you off, but he said this ████ in March. >> He kept saying the same thing, man. >> He said it in March. So, like, we're all desensitized and numb to it. It's like, I can't come to this ████ brother. >> Like, he's like, "Uh, we have the best economy ever." And all is this is like he's been in office for 3 months. Like like you can't do that.
5:52 >> Would do you want people to be sad or do you want people to be like, "Hey, we did it." >> I want people to be sad. >> Oh, [laughter] >> okay. >> But also, what what else is he going to say? Cuz his vocab is pretty limited, right? So, he's he's only going to say, "It's great. It's great. It's good. It's great." >> Numbers we've never seen before. >> Yeah. Cuz we haven't seen numbers like that. >> Right. >> Not in that combination. >> Haven't seen before. >> When you said that, it made me feel good. >> Right. But but like people are like, "Hey man, I I don't know. It's not showing up on my mortgage." Like, you know what I mean? It's not showing up. I guess the gas pump is the best example maybe. And then the price of eggs came down, but everyone, if you know anything about what was happening with eggs, they basically called a s███████ of chickens because of bird flu stuff. And so when Trump came into office, the bird flu stuff, they had just killed all these chickens. Like, I'm talking about
6:43 thousands and thousands and thousands of chickens. So by the time that all these little chicks were being raised, there weren't eggs yet. But then when Trump got in, the eggs started to come back out and then the price of eggs plummeted. But Trump didn't do ████ for that. Like it's just funny cuz it's like it's just as a cause and effect. >> But he's taking credit for it. >> Took credit for it big time. Yeah. >> But all politicians do that really. >> Yeah. That's normal for sure. >> Completely normal. >> Yeah. >> And and obviously everyone's happy that price of eggs went down again. But like the idea that he came in and like did something about eggs is funny to me. What's something that he is working towards right now that if it does get accomplished, you would like honestly be like, "Okay, good one, dude." The wall. >> I think one thing he did do, I guess one thing he did actually do was make the border normal again. >> Yeah. >> And I don't mean like make it more secure, just back to being regular. >> Yeah. Like they would have just let people in
7:33 >> like a Bill Clinton border, >> right? Just a normal border >> or Obama border. >> When he addressed it, he said zero illegal immigrants. He failed there in seven months. >> I don't think they zero. >> Like it's still incomparable to how many deportations that Obama's administration had. Everyone knows that. >> Yeah, everyone knows that. >> But I still think it's cool that like he fought for what it is true that Biden's administration did for some weird reason just open it up. >> It is also weird that that used to be a bipartisan issue. We should just have a secure border and then it just got completely ripped away from the Democrats because they cucked out to like special interest groups or whatever the ████ >> Yeah. Exactly. >> But I'm glad that they're being more normal about it now. I see way more Democrats talking about how they're happy that the border secure, which is good. >> That's one thing that I thought was like, okay, that's a thing he actually did, >> right? >> What about like um a new Fed chair?
8:25 >> I'm into it. I think that the I think JPAL I actually give JPL more credit than a lot of people do personally, but I would love a more aggressive rate cut strategy right now. But doesn't that coexist with the problem of like inflation? >> Well, they they're hand in hand. Absolutely. But what I what I want is a temporary band-aid so I can exit my ████ crypto bags. >> Let it pump. >> I can give a ████ because honestly rate cuts coincide with economic downturn. So, I know that you'll have like a limited time to to like act on that, but like I'm in. Just give me that. Give me the out. Did you see the whole like I don't know if the numbers are correct, but it was like some 95 billion or something collected in tariffs or some crazy amount where he he he claims like the tariffs did work. >> Well, he's saying our country is richer than ever, blah blah blah. But again, it
9:16 doesn't trickle down to us like at all. So like people just go, I don't give a ████ >> But you know what's funny that I noticed is that like when when people from who like are extreme left cuz I got a buddy that I like to watch what he sees because it actually helps me like even my ████ out. But China reporting the same exact thing about their country when they're saying money is like more like uh the tariffs have made their trade even better than ever. So basically they they capitalize off of Trump's decisions. Uh my friend looks at that and goes that's that's how Trump is wrong because he'll just be like look at that. They reported that things are great. But I'm like if Trump reports things are great that's the same ████ Like you can't just look at another leader that can't be disagreed with. >> That's crazy. >> Amen. No. >> So do they see tariffs as a zero sum
10:07 game where like one has to lose or like you know like in and you know like every country has to tell their people that the tariffs caused positive effects for them no matter what. >> Yeah. A country is not going to go out and address their country and be like yeah this thing really ████ us. >> Exactly. Oh we got ████ Yeah. They're not going to do >> No. But the way he sees it is does he think that there has to be one country that lost because they collected more tariffs? Well, that's the thing is that because of the side he's on and he's he's biased because China said the tariffs were good for them. He believes China over America saying the tariffs were GOOD FOR THEM. >> OH, YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN? LIKE >> THAT'S so weird. Simple as that. >> Yeah. Like like Xi Jinping is going to go and say actually we lost so much because American tariffs. Like he's never going to American tariffs are kicking my ass, man. Like he's never going to say that. >> It's always going to be one of two things. It's like what? It's either if they said tariffs were good for them,
10:57 then my buddy's going to be like, "Ah, see, stupid." And then if they say tariffs were bad for them, then my buddy's going to shift his view into being like, "How inhumane of them to starve that country." You know what I mean? It's like one or the other. But I I I think that uh we're both living in echo chambers, right? So you got to see you got to basically scrutinize your own side. Like not look at it as like this side is the benevolent side. So, like it's like we're looking at Trump and we're going like, "Well, you ████ up so much to the point where I don't believe you no more." Well, you just have to look at your leaders are going to are are strategically telling you stuff. >> That's also just the society we live in, right? Because uh even us right now being uh critical of like Trump, probably some people in the comments are going to be like, "You guys were all >> you voted for it. I still don't want Kamla, ████ I don't care." >> Yeah. It's the lesser of the two evils in my opinion. So, it's it's you you're we live in this weird bipolar society
11:48 where it's it's not okay to be a moderate that like tries to hope for the best version of something for their personal case by case situation. You're you're one or the other extremely. >> But I think I think the point is that you're supposed to be more critical over the person you voted for than the one you didn't. >> That's called logic. That's called critical thinking. >> Somebody in my family, right, where it's like, I could talk about it, but you better chill the ████ out. You know [laughter] what I mean? Like that's just how I feel. But I do think that he completely ████ up with tariffs because tariffs was always supposed to be about evening the playing field. Oh, ex country is tariffing us at 8%. But Trump doesn't do that. So let's do 8% back. Reciprocal tariffs. Trump goes, I'm going to slap 35% tariff on them. And so it just completely ████ up all that industry. And then they're all just waiting for him to announce that he's going to lower it. So it just ████ everything up.
12:38 >> And the dream that America's magically going to have manufacturing back as it mainstay. No way. Can't do it in four years, man. You're you're out of your mind. >> Fix Charleston Avenue in four years. >> But he could keep bullying every leader who comes to the White House and saying, "You said you're going to do a billion dollars of investment in the United States. Do 1.5." And they're like, "Sure, Mr. President, because we all know how ████ empty it is." Like, what do they have to do? They just have to promise it. They don't have to ████ do it. >> And he was scrutinizing Biden for giving all that money out. Look what he's doing. He's still giving money Ukraine, Israel, all that stuff. >> Yeah, he has to. >> Has to. >> Cuz it's not him. Exactly. So, who's actually in power? >> Because he wants to stay alive. [laughter] >> Yeah, he'd like to stay alive and have his generational wealth be passed down with no itch. Just kidding. News
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