FBI accused of hiding Biden corruption; AOC split goes viral

Harmony questioned the timeline of Biden's cancer diagnosis, saying cancer does not usually appear overnight. She believes he has had some form of illness for a long time that is only now being disclosed.

Hunter Biden has launched an X account and is now making rounds on every podcast, which she speculated was a bid for attention after coverage of his cocaine use faded. Her other big question was what happens to the pardons if Joe Biden dies, specifically asking about Dr. Fauci's pardon.

Stein dismissed the idea that some states might hold Fauci accountable, saying at the end of the day it's a big club and neither he nor Benny are in it. Fauci was the longest tenured government employee.

He called the notion of the Department of Justice investigating itself a fairy tale. Fauci going to jail for recommending a vaccine he knew caused miscarriages is something he would love, though he is not going to hold his breath.

Harmony recalled the early optimism when Kash Patel joined the administration, saying everyone thought he would really disrupt things. But once inside these organizations, directors realize it goes deeper than they thought, and the more they expose, the more trouble they could get themselves into.

She described the FBI as a bureaucracy carrying generations of secrets that cannot be released without self-incrimination. Round River was the FBI operation and the Foreign Influence Task Force the entity involved, with a stated mission on foreign meddling that still matters.

Her verdict on accountability was that she won't hold her breath, but sees this as a first step.

He called that just a reality.

These are people who have been at the FBI or CIA for 20 or 30 years, and their outlook comes from seeing the president as only briefly in office.

From the White House in Washington, she reports that information goes out as fast as they get it. The White House seems to be releasing stuff almost every day now on transparency, and she promised to keep viewers updated.

Leavitt steps down at the end of the month, a move Alex asks whether to call a good thing, and she wants to spend time with her family. None of them saw this coming, according to Harmony, who pointed to Leavitt's long maternity leave from her second child.

Harmony recalled that after her first child, Leavitt went back to work two days after Trump was almost assassinated at Butler, so she didn't get any maternity leave. They expected her to come back and hit the ground running, but noticed quickly there weren't a lot of press briefings, and Harmony thinks she had only one since returning.

Harmony also observed that Leavitt has been sharing more on social media, with less politics and more family content. None of the deputy press secretaries or press assistants have Leavitt's boldness or convictions to get up behind that podium and go head-on with Caitlyn Collins, according to her.

She floated the idea of Rubio and Vance getting back behind the podium while the president finds someone to take her spot.

Alex's question to Kentucky Dom was whether a 'government scop' is tied to USAID money going away, and he put the Billboard dry spell at 'like 30 or 40 months' without a rap number one.

This came amid a discussion about whether Shaboozey is authentic.

Kentucky Dom predicted the fusion of hip-hop and country will take over. He credited hip-hop with a major role in developing American culture, but called country music America's music.

Blending the two genres drops all the narratives about race and color barriers, bringing everybody together, according to him.

He predicted concerts and venues full of all different kinds of faces, calling it a new wave in the music genre.

Alex agreed, saying he thought Shaboozey was a one-hit wonder before the extra hits.

Kentucky Dom described his upcoming single as telling the American story and what makes us all alike and different. It is out this Friday on any digital platform.

Find him as Kentucky Dom on Instagram, Truth Social and X, where he is pretty much the only one. He asked listeners to pre-download or pre-save the song.

The host called it a well-made song and predicted it will be successful.

John Daniels, who has lived in Dallas since 1960, complained that tonight's show was just a repeat of the night before. He was really concerned about the host and wanted to make sure he wasn't in jail.

He now looks at breadsticks a lot differently and really likes them a lot since AOC.

He offered help, saying you can call Daniel's Data Inc. or John Daniels in Dallas, Texas. The host responded on air with the AOC bathtub story rather than an explanation of the repeats.

Caller Martha described watching "prime time 99 Alex Stein", who claimed Tucker Carlson is running for president and was jumping up and down. She just started laughing and laughing.

The funniest part, she said, was the claim that Marjorie Taylor Greene would be his running mate.

She signed off twice with "It's me, Martha."

A caller asked whether Alex has trouble breathing because he seems to catch his breath after every line on mic. Alex responded by saying he didn't want to tell everybody, calling it a HIPPA violation.

His comparison was to COVID lockdowns and having to show a vaccine card, which, he argued, violated constitutional rights.

His account included being a waiter in Los Angeles and Magic Johnson having leftover buffalo wings. Working at Buffalo Wild Wings, he ate a wing Johnson had already bitten.

He attributed his breathing to "shallow breathing syndrome" and lungs "infected with HIV." He thanked the caller for "exploiting me in front of all of our loyal viewers."

AOC recently went viral for posting on Instagram that she was freezing her eggs, Alex noted. People asked why she needed to, since she'd been engaged to a man named Riley for over four years, he noted.

She was recently broken up with or she broke up with him, he stated, and declined to get into the semantics. He gave her age as 37, about to turn 38.

She's gearing up for a presidential run in 2028 and wants to focus on that before getting pregnant, he noted. He conceded he can empathize, saying it's hard to run a campaign with a bun in the oven.

He repeated the Capitol Hill "big booty Latina" claim, describing "a little bit of a love twist on those capital steps." He is currently in a relationship and doesn't really want to have to date AOC.

TMZ has confirmed that AOC and her fiancée Riley Roberts have split, noting that she has been talking about freezing her eggs and has not mentioned Riley Roberts at all.

According to Puck, the two broke up about two years ago. The last photo together was taken at the 2021 Met Gala, and in May 2022 AOC confirmed they were engaged. AOC's spokesperson declined to comment.

Alex claimed he knows when the split happened, saying it was when AOC came home with a bunch of marinara sauce all over her naked body. Riley would have witnessed the situation, and photos could confirm it, he said.

He added that everything is "alleged" and takes place in "Minecraft." He also claimed he is a polygamist and can have multiple wives.

Alex claimed women's brains are much smaller and that the missing part grew into their breasts and buttocks. He then said Sharia law outlaws women from driving and that this would make the roads much safer.

He also said Chinese women shouldn't drive either, explaining it's not xenophobia but valuing his own safety. He cited a video of a woman in a Kia who didn't know how to use neutral gear, hit his car, and fell into a creek.

He admitted he is a misogynist, but for different reasons. He closed by repeating that women have smaller brains, shouldn't drive, and that Sharia law might not be so bad.