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First Grade Astronomy with the U.S. Congress | 4.9.24 - The Howie Carr Show Hour 3

These are the people we have tasked with running our country. Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas tries explaining what the moon is made of and completely flubs. How are we supposed to believe these clowns can pass legislation on fossil fuels and electric vehicles if they can't pass first grade science?

Duration:: 39m
Broadcast on:: 09 Apr 2024
Audio Format:: mp3

Today's podcast is brought to you by Howie's new book Paperboy. To order today, go to howiecarshow.com and click on store. Better strap yourself in. It's time for the Howie Car Show. I'm leaving. We've got a solar eclipse. We've got the red on the hallway, the Raptor is here. And also I learned that saccadas are coming. With all those things together, what maybe lead one to believe that? Whenever I'm about to do something, I think, would an idiot do that? And if they would, I do not do that thing. Live from the Matthew's Brothers Studios. A full moon is that complete rounded circle, which is made up mostly of gases. That doesn't sound right, but I don't know enough about stars to dispute it. No, it's right. It's not, alright, alright. The question is why, how could we as humans live on the moon? Are the gases such that we could do that? Sorry, tennis. Dumb questions. Give that. And I tell you what, I really wonder why do I commute every single day? Over a million miles round trip over the time I was in the United States Senate. Why do they keep changing his medication? Look at me! I'm speeding! You can tell here! Rump swabs, hacks, and moon bats beware. It's... Howie Car... 844-542-42. We're talking about Mike Johnson caving in on the FISA reauthorization. It's the Speaker of the House. It's quite pitiful. Someone says Johnson's being blackmailed. And another one, 917. Do you suppose it was a coincidence that the FBI sent out an alert about an imminent terrorist attack in the U.S. a week or two before the FISA reauthorization comes up for a vote? An attack is coming and if Johnson and the Republicans refuse to reauthorize, they and they alone will be blamed by Democrat state-run media when it happens. This is the political reality he's facing. So, he okay's it so they can continue to use warrantless surveillance. In other words, secret police Gestapo type tactics to harass Republicans. The way they harassed everyone in the Trump orbit in 2016, 2017, 2018, and the way they covered up the Hunter Biden laptop and called it disinformation because they were in the intelligence community. And by the way, all those 51 liars who continue to lie and defend themselves for saying the laptop was Russian disinformation. Now there's a piece out by someone in the national panhandle radio newsroom in Washington, D.C. He did a headcount. 87 executives, editors, et cetera. Would you care to guess how many were Republicans? Zero. 87 Democrats, zero Republicans. It's just the way things are. They wonder why their business model is falling apart. 11% of their money comes from taxpayers. That's 11% too much. If the private members of Deep State want to keep these radio Moscow's of the 21st century, that's fine. But don't ask me to pay for it or any of us to pay for it. Who believe in the Bill of Rights, the First Amendment, freedom of speech. We shouldn't have to support government run speech that oppresses us. My opinion. Time now for the jump line. [Music] Boy, I am still looking forward to the confirmation hearings on Sheila Jackson Lee's appointment as the new director of NASA. Yeah, this is the Congresswoman who said back a long time ago now that there was a mission to Mars and she said that when the mission landed unmanned, did it find the flag, the Neil Armstrong, the American flag that Neil Armstrong had planted on Mars. Not the moon, Mars. She's still at it though. She's claiming the moon is made not of green cheese but of gases. We've got the cut, I'll play it after the jump line. Pretty amazing. Pretty amazing. She's right up there with Hank Johnson and someone just told me something I didn't know until today. Hank Johnson's a lawyer. Hank Johnson, the guy who thought Guam was going to tip over. That's pretty scary though, isn't it? [Music] Come on, man. Can you believe that polar eclipse yesterday? It was obviously further proof of the climate crisis. That's the reason I'm canceling student loan interest. The solar ellipses are so bad they had to close the schools, man. And the kids had to go to McDowell's parking lot to get IFI. Or was that to get I? Thank you everybody. Thank you everyone. Thanks everyone. [Music] Joe Rogan was asking, "How long could this go on?" Apparently it can go on forever until he's defeated at the polls. It can go on, Joe. I thought it was going to end too but it apparently isn't. Today's Chumpline is brought to you by Rizzo Insurance. When was the last time you had someone audit your insurance to see if you're getting the most coverage for your money? Contact Dan or Paul Rizzo at Rizzoinsurance.com. They have helped me and my staff and they can help you save money too. Get the Rizzo Insurance Audit at no charge, no obligation. Rizzoinsurance.com. America may run on Dunkin' but protests run on Starbucks. Also, where are the chances that protestor was wearing a Kobe Baker shirt that read? There's a lot at stake here. [Music] Probably more likely they were wearing a mask. They all have these masks now. They haven't got any new masks. These are all even more disgusting and filthy than they were in 2020. So, there was an attack by Palestinians and some were arrested. Could that be considered an insurrection? That is a recurring question here today. And you know the answer as well as I do. It was politically correct people doing the politically correct anti-Israeli, anti-Semitic, pro-Nazi, pro-savage things. So, no, it was a mostly peaceful protest. I'm going on a hunger strike by Hamas. I'm not going to eat anything after lunch or before dinner for two weeks. [Music] Hunger strikes aren't what they used to be. What was the last time you read about a Bobby Sands figure? Remember him? He was an IRA prisoner in Northern Ireland, I believe, or maybe Britain, somewhere in the UK. He died. He starved himself to death. What was the last time you heard about someone starving themselves to death on a hunger strike? Certainly not at Brown University. [Music] And after losing his balance again, climbing aboard Air Force One yesterday, Brandon's handlers had to once more reset the clock on how many days pass without him stumbling. [Music] I didn't realize this. You know the RNC, you know, they run that great Twitter account on branded screw-ups. They have this thing called a trip counter now. And they had to reset it yesterday. It's now at six. They have video of six times that he's fallen or nearly fallen on the steps to Air Force One. The trip counter. I would play it, but there's no sound. It's just video. [Music] How soon will the climate cult try to ruin our fun? Claiming global warming is what blacked out the sun. The Earth felt its wrath. Now it's changed the moon's path. So get on board with AC or we're all done. [Music] Yeah, we got another AC cut too about the AOC cut, about the student loans. She says that, and again, it's going to give people hope that they can travel abroad. That really warms my heart. That's the warmest my heart has been since the woman from Datum with the Range Rover and the million dollar mansion and the $135,000 job in the Boston public schools. She's so happy that her student loans were forgiven and Ayanna Pressley took her to the state of the Union address. Remember that? That was in Datum. She lived on a cul-de-sac, which is what rich people call it that end. And this woman who got her student loans forgiven was a rich person. [Music] I hold in my hand the last time alone. Al Capone's fall, Charlie Baker's governorship, UNC Basketball. Name three bigger disappointments than the Eclipse. [Music] UNC Basketball didn't come here to be made sport if they weren't going to beat Connecticut anyway. I don't think they were going to beat Purdue either, for that matter. That guy was too tall, but they definitely weren't going to beat Yukon. Still, I'm sorry they got knocked out in the round of 16, but there's always next year. [Music] If you're a bureaucrat and you're having trouble figuring out whether you should moonlight at one job or two, then you ain't hacked. [Music] You know, that was a good story. And again, I'll read that after the jump line as well about the woman in D.C. who had two jobs. But again, there was, and probably still is, a lot of that going around. There was a woman that worked at the MBTA. And I think she was, maybe it was a he, I don't forget. Anyway, it was a hack. Who was working for the MBTA simultaneously as they were working for the Denver Public Transit Authority for about $150,000 for each of them. And you know what? I dare say that that person working those $250,000 year jobs did not have a heart attack. And I dare say that he or she had plenty of time to pick up the dry cleaning, mow the lawn, walk the dog, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Because that's what the hackarama is. [Music] Boy, Sheila Jackson Lee sure gives Hank Johnson a run for his money. [Music] Yeah. The moon is made of gases. Think about that. How dumb they have to be. That woman was almost the mayor of the fourth or fifth largest city in the United States last year. She ran for mayor of Houston. Pete Buttigieg, I've never felt safer taking my dog for a walk in Washington, D.C. But don't take my word for it. Ask any of my armed security guards that come along with me on my walk. [Music] I know. In his own way, he's as clueless as Sheila Jackson Lee or Hank Johnson or Kamala Harris or any of the rest of them. They're all below average. How about Anthony Blinken? Jake Sullivan. And now Jake Sullivan's wife wants to run for Congress. [Music] That was your last Chumpline message. Thank you for calling Howie Carr. 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They have helped me and my staff and they can help you save money too. Get the Rizzo Insurance Audit at no charge, no obligation. RizzoInsurance.com Come on, man. Can you believe that polar eclipse yesterday? It was obviously further proof of the climate crisis. And that's the reason I'm canceling student loan interest. The solar ellipse is so bad. They had to close the schools, man. And the kids had to go to McDowell's parking lot to get high-five. Or was that to get high? Thank you, everybody. Thank you. Thanks, everyone. They put him out there this morning, so he's not as bad as he was yesterday afternoon. The later in the day it gets, the worse it gets. And when he's in prime time, as you saw after the special council report was released, when he's at his absolute nadir. But we don't have that today, but it's worth playing. We'll get to that. First thing, when I wake up in the morning, I gulp a shot of balance seven. 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Let's provide unique light and energy so that you have the energy of the moon at night. And sometimes you've heard the word full moon. Sometimes you need to take the opportunity just to come out and see a full moon is that complete rounded circle, which is made up mostly of gases. And that's why the question is why or how could we as humans live on the moon? Are the gases such that we could do that? The sun is a mighty powerful heat that is almost impossible to go near the sun. The moon is more manageable. And you will see in a moment, or not a moment, you'll see in a couple of years that NASA is going back to the moon. You know, where do you begin? I'll tell you where you begin. I was surprised to learn that full moon is one word. You know what a full moon is? I wrote it down just to know, evident my notes. It is a complete rounded circle. You didn't know that, did you? A complete rounded circle. And there's a face, as we know from the Vice President, there's a face in the complete rounded circle that is made up of gases. And it is sometimes called the man in the moon. There'll be a quiz on this later, in the show. All right, so-- If your kid wanted to find out whether or not there were-- there's a man on the moon or something, or, you know, whether those aliens are here or not. Are the aliens here or on the moon? There's, I think, 240,000 miles between the gases in the complete rounded circle and the Earth. Maybe I'm wrong. I don't know. I think it's 240,000 miles. This is AOC. Now, she's very excited. She makes 170,000, and she says she can't afford to pay back her student loans. Oh, we're going to have to wait for that one. Running a little late. We'll be back with AOC and so much more. And also Brandon. I'm how I go. [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] I always thought the moon was made out of green cheese. That's why I was tall when I was a kid. No, I found out it's made out of gas. Maybe this is a reason. Can we get a pipeline back? That would be longer than the Alaskan pipeline. That would be longer than Brandon's Pacific Indian Ocean rail line. A pipeline to the moon to get the gas out. And is there more gas or less gas when it's a full moon and a complete rounded circle as opposed to when it's not a full moon? But it's just a sliver. I wish you'd explain what the difference is between a sliver and a full moon. 844, 542, 42, so representative AOC, again, she can't pay her student loan debt from Boston University because she only makes 170. I think it's over about 175,000 a year now. Plus, she gets tax write-offs because she lives or represents a district more than 50 miles from D.C. So she basically pays no federal income taxes. So it's more like 220, $225,000 that she gets when you figure no taxes take it out. But she's very hopeful now about the loan plan, the debt cancellation, so that people who drive trucks and repair your toilet and work in a field have to pay for people who don't do any of those things. People who don't have calluses on their hands. Cut three. You know, this is huge. People getting the student loan forgiveness, their student loans canceled. It means that it's hoped to buy a house or have a kid or travel abroad or maybe even go back to school and pursue a career that maybe they otherwise wouldn't have. I mean, one of the reasons that's not me now is because I didn't feel like I'd be able to afford medical school. And so hopefully someone else who's at an ISEF competition somewhere will be able to do that because of this. She wanted to go to medical school. She wanted to become a brain surgeon. But now people have hoped that they can travel abroad and they go back to school. You know, if you majored in gender studies, now you can major and couldn't get a job. Now you can go back now that you've stiffed it. The rest of us, you can go back and get a degree in queer studies or transgender. After you've got a degree in gender studies, now you can get a degree in transgender studies. You've got a degree in soap operas. Now you can go back and get a degree in Taylor Swift music. This is amazing. You know, it's like Nancy Pelosi used to talk about, you could, once you shed job lock, you could become a poet with Obamacare. This is the same thing. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, another rocket scientist in the Biden cabinet, cut too. What makes administration so sure that you're not selling Bar Wars false hope for a second time here? How will this proposal pass legal muster when the first one did? Yeah, first shot out to the Yukon Huskies. But look, as the president said yesterday, we're fixing a broken system. We're trying to provide a fair shot to Americans trying to access higher education. And we're doing that by addressing runaway interest. We know it's been out of control, the interest that people have to pay. We're going out to a school where they're not paying anything. We're providing relief to those who've been paying for decades. We're providing relief to eligible public servants. And we're addressing hardship that many Americans face. This from the Wall Street Journal. Now borrowers also won't have to pay interest. They've racked up, which could total hundreds of billions of dollars. Wouldn't Americans love to write off interest that accrues on their credit cards, too? Yes. Yes. Justin from Boyle's Body Works says medical school. My lord. 508. She couldn't spell medical school. It's... Oh, man. You know, I'll bet she wasn't much of a bartender. And I have respect for bartenders. But I don't think she was very good. You got to have a certain native quickness and intelligence to be a bartender. You have to keep drinks, recipes straight in your head. Do you think she's capable of that? I don't think so. 844-542-42. I just got to tell you about this woman, the double dipper. And again, people forget these stories. But there was a story in Boston of an MBTA person who was also double dipping and working full-time, I think, for the Denver Transit Authority. But now there's a new one in D.C. The head of human resources. That's your first key that they're probably not working a full-week human resources. For the District of Columbia's library system, there's another... I mean, how many people in the District of Columbia are using the library system? Who six-figure job entails that ensuring federal fellow government employees follow employment rules was herself in massive violation of these rules. Holding a second full-time job with a private company, which she did while supposedly working for the taxpayers. Lauren Graves lied to government investigators to cover up the fact that she had one full-time and one part-time job, both of which she focused on while neglecting her government duties. They think she made about 370,000 on the second job. That was making a pen or $148,000 a year, so she made $370,000 and she had to pay a fine of $17,500. A small fraction of what she earned while neglecting her taxpayer-funded job. She had been making $148,000 at the library, and she continued to work full-time at Blackstone Consulting as a senior human resources manager. She was head of human resources for the library system, and she was senior human resources manager for Blackstone Consulting, and human resources must be a kind of a no-heavy-lifted job, believe it or not, human resources. No one noticed at the library that she had this other job. She also worked part-time delivering babies as a doula. A doula. Not an abdula, a doula. With this testimony, reveal the respondent frequently could not be worked -- reach throughout the workday, regardless of whether she worked in the office or virtually. This is a surprise? Anybody tried to call a government office lately? You ever have anybody pick up the phone ever? Ever? I know one office in Massachusetts where they pick up the phone. I'm not even going to tell you where it is. The guy might be drummed out of the Democrat party. It would not have been hard to find out about Lauren Graves' other work. The Blackstone job is on her LinkedIn, which says she stopped her job two months ago. It says she still works as CEO of Cass and Tree, LLC and HR Firm, another HR Firm. Well, her LinkedIn says that her specialty is -- wait for it here -- diversity, equity and inclusion, training, facilitation, climate assessments, project and change management, employee engagement. I'm not too engaged as an employee though, is she? Anti-racism, anti-bullying, sexual harassment training compliance, allyship, gender pay equity, LGBTQ ally training facilitation, workplace gossip and victim shaming, retaliation, labor relations and union mediation. We've got another indication that DEI, the synonym acronym should be EBT. It's just welfare. This woman was collecting welfare basically, 300,000 a year for doing nothing at both jobs. The question -- this is the Washington, the daily wire, excuse me. The case raises questions about how many other government employees are simply AWOL while working remotely. Many, many thousands, hundreds of thousands, maybe even millions. And how many of them could reasonably face consequences given the fact that the HR Director who was supposed to be enforcing such rules was doing the exact same thing. 844, 542, 508, I emailed five Democrat government T-reps in Massachusetts. All automatic reply BS from their assistance. Well, they had a number of MBTA employees who were full-time on the payroll who were living in various, various other states. You know, you can do some jobs. I can be a columnist for the Herald working in Florida for six months out of the year. I can do it and do a pretty good job because I don't -- you don't have to be in courtrooms or the statehouse anymore because no one else is there. But how can you be a T employee when you have to visit stations and bus stops and commuter rail lines and be out of state? How about the Boston Health Department worker a couple of years ago who was living in Hawaii? Hawaii. You know how many times this way Hawaii is for Boston? How can you -- I think it's seven time zones away. Maybe six, six or seven. How can you be on the clock in Boston if you're living in Hawaii? 781. Unfortunately, these people are on salary, so it's hard to prove wage theft. Well, I don't -- let's see, Dave, you're next with how we car. Go ahead, Dave. First of all, how we thank God AOC didn't go to medical school. She was coming at me with a scalpel and immediately get well and jump out of the -- You know, I think Dave, I think you're right. I think that may have been the scariest thing on the show today. The fact that she wanted to go to medical school. Yeah, she can't even do her job now, never mind medical school. Get it again. Also, if $20,000 would change a person's life, shouldn't they go and work a few shifts at Home Depot, Wal-Mart, or someplace driving it over to change their world? Is $20,000 really going to do that? It's all nonsense. They did a survey a while ago that said that 70% of the people went ask if their loans were forgiven. What they would do with that money. 70% said travel or go out to dinner. Yeah, I remember that study. Yeah, you're absolutely right. Yeah, they were telling the truth. Well, yeah. And these are the -- and the idiot that's given the money away, they talked about trumping the dictator. My God, I'm not a fan of Trump, but this is exactly what a dictator does. The courts say no, you can't do that. Biden was right ahead and does it anyway, without regard to anything else. Yeah, but Trump is the dictator. Do you imagine if Trump tried something like this? Yeah, yeah, forget it. Forget about it. Yeah, I know. Yeah. Thanks for the call, Dave. 844-542-844-542. 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Elevate your comfort with the MyPillow $25 extravaganza. Don't delay, go to MyPillow.com and don't forget the code Howie. I'm Howie Car. Looking for the perfect gift for the Howie Car fan in your life? Or maybe you're looking for a great deal on a local restaurant or entertainment venue. We've got them all. Go to HowieCarshow.com and click store. He's Howie Car. 844-542-42. Jane, you're next with Howie Car. Go ahead, Jane. Hi, Howie. Hi. Hi. I wanted to mention something that, well, two things. One, when you played that clip from AOC and she said, "Maybe now you can afford to have a baby." Wait a second. I thought the Democrats just wanted, like, abortion all the time. I thought she said, it seems kind of unfair to have a child when she said, what, five years ago? We only had 12 years left, so we only have seven years left. The kid will basically be in the second grade when the world comes to a flaming end, right? What's the point? Yes, that's true. Right. Now, you know there's a new acronym for DEI, right? What's that? Bridge. Bridge? It's called Bridge Benchmarkings, Race, Inclusion, Diversity, Global Engagement. That's the new one. That's too long. I've got a bad name now. Well, they're ready for bread. It's coming. Yeah, I don't think that's going to do much good, Jane. Thanks for sharing that, though. John, you're next with Howie Carr. Yeah, no, that's not going to work too long. It doesn't fit on a bumper sticker or a license plate. John, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, John. Hey, Howie, how are you doing tonight? Good. Hey, you shouldn't knock AOC for going to medical school. Don't you think she'd make an excellent proctologist? After all, that's where her head is all the time. I don't, you know, someone said she's not smart enough to be a nurse. I mean, a nurse, I mean, a nurse has got to be smart. I'm not putting nurses down. They got to be, they got to, you know, they got to know how to do blood pressure. They got to know how to do injections. I mean, they got to know how to treat people right, know when to call the doctor. I mean, she couldn't do any of this stuff. Let me put it this way, John. Would you trust her? If you had a bar, would you trust her to cut the limes? Let alone, you know, go into the emergency room and cut a hole in you. I don't think so. I don't think so. I wouldn't. Your limes would be all chopped to ribbons. And cutting limes is not difficult. I know because I've done it. Many, many. I do it all the time now. Ron, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Ron. Howie, I can't believe how incredibly ignorant those comments were by Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee. Obviously, you haven't been following your career, Ron. Or you would have said, yeah, that's Sheila Jackson Lee. I mean, the moon has no atmosphere, no gas, nothing. The glow we see is a reflection of the sun, like a mirror. Right. Now, what's wrong with these congressional steps? How can they allow her to make statements like that? She's a very, she's a very irascible person. There have been stories about her that, you know, she flies back and forth between Houston and D.C. all the time. And flight attendants have been known to see her coming onto the plane and immediately say they're sick and they can't go on the plane because they just can't deal with her. I mean, that's how bad she is. She's not going to listen to a staff member. The bigger question, though, is Ron, didn't you learn and like the first or the second grade that the moon, the only light is a reflection from the sun? I mean, isn't that like basic, I mean, really basic stuff? She's got a second grade mentality. She's just talking about, well, sometimes you fit too close to the sun. Seven, eight, one. I'm not knocking. Do not knock nurses. I'm not. I'm just saying she couldn't, she couldn't be a doctor. She couldn't be a nurse. She couldn't be a vet. I don't think she's a very good cashier at the bar. I'm how we car.