Lauren Boebert public sex act caused by Fetterman wearing hoodie in Senate

Hey, this is so funny. We have a voicemail number to one nine to David P. The Eggman called in about the Lauren Boebert thing. This voicemail genuinely made me laugh out loud. Take a listen to this. Dave, they need a dress code in the Senate. Letting John Fetterman wear hoodies is debasing the Senate. Because of that, Lauren Boebert thinks it's OK to give a handjob inside of a Beetlejuice show and smoking or weed vape. That's right. This guy, Fetterman, is wearing hoodies in the Senate. Now Boebert is doing this crazy stuff. OK. Call him. All right. And the the Eggman, of course, tongue in cheek there. But listen, it's absolutely true. John Fetterman wearing a hoodie in the Senate. So debased both chambers of Congress that it led to Lauren Boebert seeing the door as being opened to her engaging in fondling in a theater and, you know, vaping in a theater and all of these different things. That's exactly right. What what are we saying to the parents of children when John Fetterman wears a hoodie to the Senate? It's really dangerous stuff that we need a dress code for right away. But reelect Lauren Boebert. You've got to be kidding me. We have such a good bonus show for you today. Ray Epps, who is the target of conspiracy theories that he's an FBI informant or agent. Tucker Carlson has participated in this. So have so many others. Ray Epps has now been charged by the Department of Justice. This is so damn funny because one of the main arguments that the conspiracy theorists use to argue that Ray Epps really is an FBI informant is he hasn't been charged. If he really did things incorrectly, illegally on January 5th and 6th, he would have been charged by now, to which many of us said maybe, maybe not. It also can take a while to build a case against people. Well, now he's been charged. So the argument that the lack of charges proves he's an FBI informant has now gone in the toilet. Now, what are they going to say? Well, they'll say, oh, the FBI, he's only been charged to make it seem like he's not an informant. All right. So that's the Ray Epps situation on the bonus show. Secondly, I mentioned this earlier, Elon Musk is now suggesting that the platform formerly known as Twitter is going to start charging every user a small monthly payment. I can assure you I will not be paying that much like I am not paying for verification on Twitter. But what will this do to the platform? And thirdly, Russell Brand has been suspended from YouTube's monetization program over the allegations of rape and sexual assault from multiple women. Now, are allegations alone worthy of demonetization? It's not a legal question. YouTube can do whatever it wants. But what about that? Certainly, you are presumed innocent criminally until proven guilty. But what about demonetization? We will discuss all of those stories and more on the bonus show. If you don't have access to the bonus show, you are not getting the full David Pakman show experience. We do an extra show every day for our members to get a membership. You need only go to join Pacman dot com. Prices will be going up when the new website launches. So get in now to save. You can lock in a low price for life and you can even save 50 percent on top of that by using the coupon code four years for indictments, four years for indictments. Even full price is cheap, but you can pay even less with the coupon code four years for indictments. Sign up. We'll see you on the bonus show. And I will, of course, be back tomorrow.