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Caalaroga shark media from the Pocono's where we're talking about
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hell holes like we're spinal tap. This is ballot. The
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president went throwback and it was a doozy. Let's hit this.
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I'm Patrick Gutfield and Trump held his first domestic rally
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in months in Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania, and right out of
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the gate, he addressed critics who say he's been traveling
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too much. His response, what the hell did they think
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I'm doing? He called them stupid people who don't understand
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he's securing financial windfalls for America. Yes, nothing wins people
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over quite like calling them stupid for disagreeing with you.
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That's leadership. One oh one right there, between six hundred
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and seven hundred people showed up to watch Trump explain
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that sitting around twiddling our thumbs isn't his style, which
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is fair. He prefers to twiddle them on Air Force
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one at thirty five thousand feet. The president admitted he
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has made a speech in a while because and I quote,
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when you win, you say I can now rest. That's right.
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Trump treated the presidency like a Netflix show where you
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binge the first season and then take a six month break.
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Before starting season two. Trump's chief of staff, Susie Wiles,
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who he called Susie Trump at the rally, which is
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either a slip of the tongue or a very aggressive
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hint about adoption, apparently told him he needs to start
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campaigning again because Republicans need him on the ballot to
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get voters to show up. So the message to Republican
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voters is clear, without Trump's name on the ticket, you
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won't bother voting. That's not a political strategy, that's a
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hostage situation. The president defended his tariffs and went after
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walls, calling him one of the dumbest
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state leaders in the country. Then he turned his attention
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to Representative Ilhan Omar, saying she does nothing but complain.
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Trump told the crowd she should get the hell out,
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throw her the hell out, which prompted chance of send
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her back. Just a normal tuesday in America where elected
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official suggests deporting other elected officials. Very constitutional, very cool.
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Trump also brought up a fraud investigation in Minnesota where
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many but not all, of the accused are of Somali descent.
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He said, get them the hell out of here. They
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hate our country. Then He added that Omar Alexandria Okazio
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Cortez and her friends all hate America. So if you're
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keeping score at home, anyone who disagrees with Trump hates America.
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It's a very simple diagnostic tool. He announced he'd permanently
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pause migration from what he called hell holes like Haiti, Afghanistan,
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and Somalia. Someone in the crowd yelled out a vulgar term,
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and Trump responded, I didn't say that you did before,
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immediately bringing up a twenty eighteen White House meeting where
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he allegedly used that exact term. Trump said he remembered
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asking senators, why is it we only take people from
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terrible countries? Why can't we have some people from Norway, Sweden, Denmark?
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You know, because immigration policy should be based on which
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countries have the best sweaters. About forty five minutes in,
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Trump finally got around to the economic theme of the rally,
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pulling out charts to compare costs under his administration versus
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inflation under Biden. He brought a woman on stage who
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plans to use savings from his no tax on tips
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policy to help pay for her daughter's tuition, and a
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firefighter who wants to use his savings to buy a house,
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which is great, except the math on whether eliminating taxes
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on tips will actually cover college tuition is let's call
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it optimistic. Trump declared, Democrats say prices are too high. Yeah,
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prices are too high because they caused them to be high.
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Bulletproof logic can't argue with that. Meanwhile, the speech that
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was supposed to be about the economy lasted one hour
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and thirty five minutes, and Trump spent most of it
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talking about everything but the economy. At one point, he
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praised his friendship with Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley
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and celebrated the Super Bowl champions. The crowd gave him
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lukewarm applause, probably because Trump forgot the Eagles have lost
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three straight games. Nothing says I'm focused on America, like
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not knowing the Eagles are in a losing streak while
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you're in Pennsylvania. The planet's most extreme cold air is
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about to slam into the central and eastern United States
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this weekend like a wrecking ball. According to meteorologist Ryan Mount,
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He called it a textbook polar vortex mega dump of
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Western Canadian cold. Mega dump is the technical term meteorologists use,
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which sounds less like a weather forecast and more like
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a warning sign at a truck stop bathroom. Climatologist Judaicohen
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from MIT said some of the coldest, if not the
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coldest temperatures across the entire globe will cover the central
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and eastern US over the weekend and into early next week.
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That's right, America is about to have the coldest weather
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on the entire planet. We beat Europe, we beat Asia,
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we beat Antarctica. Finally, we're number one at something nobody
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else wanted. We're the participation trophy of weather systems. Cohen added,
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it also seems that the most expansive and continuous area
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of below normal temperatures across the globe will extend from
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Alaska to the eastern US this upcoming week. So we're
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getting Alaska's weather, but without the oil money. The salmon
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or Sarah Palin just the part where your eyelashes freeze
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together when you blink. In Chicago, wind chills could hit
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twenty below zero this weekend, which is impressive considering the
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Chicago already feels like you're being slapped in the face
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by a frozen lake on a regular Tuesday, the Dakotas
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could see wind chills approaching forty five below forty five below.
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At that temperature, your car won't start, your phone dies instantly,
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and walking outside feels like being stabbed by one thousand
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tiny ice daggers. The Dakotas are about to become the
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coldest place on Earth, not the Arctic, not Siberia. North
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to Coda, the tourism board must be thrilled. The National
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Weather Service said wind chills that low can cause frostbite
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to exposed skin within ten minutes. Ten minutes that's barely
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enough time to walk from your car to the grocery store.
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You can't even finish yelling at your neighbor for not
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shoveling their sidewalk before your face freezes. Mid insult temperatures
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will drop to as much as thirty degrees below the
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seasonal average in many locations. Thirty degrees below average. That's
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not weather, that's a cosmic prank. Mother Nature looked at
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her calendar and said, December no, no, I think you
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meant the ice age. But here's a shred of good news.
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This cold blast could be relatively short lived. Forecasts expect
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to return to more typical wintry temperatures by later in
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the month. Relatively short lived is doing a lot of
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heavy lifting in that sentence. That's like saying the Titanic
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had a relatively short lived iceberg problem. The cold is
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coming from the polar vortex, which is a large upper
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level low pressure area that it normally sits above the
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Arctic Circle, keeping cold air locked up over the North
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Pole where it belongs, but when it weakens or stretches,
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frigid air moves south. The polar vortex is basically that
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one friend who promises to keep a secret and then
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immediately tells everyone at the party, Oh, you wanted me
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to keep the Arctic cold in the Arctic, my bad.
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Meteorologist Alex Sosnowski explained that when the polar vortex is strong,
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it keeps the coldest air in the northern hemisphere locked
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up over the pole. However, when it weakens or stretches,
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frigid air can move south. So the polar vortex had
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one job contain the cold, and it failed. The polar
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vortex is the TSA of weather patterns, completely ineffective but
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somehow still in charge. Meteorologist Paul Pastelok said this particular
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lobe should stick around until the eighteenth or nineteenth of
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the month, so we've got ten days of this. The
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polar vortex isn't just visiting, it's unpacking. It's checking into
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a hotel, asking about the continental breakfast, and settling in
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for an extended stay. Do you have a room with
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a view of suffering past Deloc added, we believe that
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two to three more rounds of intense cold are possible
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from the Midwest to much of the East, spanning December
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tenth to nineteenth. Two to three more rounds. The polar
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vortex is treating America like a punching bag. Round one,
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freeze your face off. Round two, freeze everything else. Round three,
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just to make sure you're miserable. He also warned there
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is a chance for a frost or freeze late next
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week as far south as Central Florida. Central Florida the
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place seventy year old's moved to so they never have
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to own a winter coat again. Retirees in Tampa are
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about to wake up to frost and immediately call their
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real estate agent demanding a refund. You said year round sunshine.
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This is false advertising. I want to speak to the
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manager of weather After the nineteenth, the polar vortex should
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retreat back toward the north pole for the immediate future.
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For the immediate future is meteorologists speak for until it
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feels like ruining your life again. The polar vortex is
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going home, but only to recharge. It'll be back. They
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always come back. The Upper Midwest is basically meteorological jury duty.
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Nobody wants to be there, but somebody has to suffer
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through it, kind of like this podcast, portions of which
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were made with the help of Ai