102424 Jimmy Hour 3

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Speaker 1 (00:09):
All right, I bet Brian Maloney can bring some common
sense here. I'm probably being very optimistic, but I'm going
to give it a shot. Here in just a moment,
good morning, walking to the show Tommy Lakey is my name,
News Talk six hundred k col I was just out
room in the hallway, which he let me out of
the studio every once in a while, and I have
room in the hallway. I just figured out. I was
just told that, you know, I'm the This is shocking.

(00:31):
I shocked myself. I mean, I'm jaws on the floor
right now. I'm the longest tenured employee in this entire
damn building as far as the iHeart kingdom here, and
yet I still get treated like a red headed step
child right here. It's unbelievable. Ten years and walking down
the hall and one of our sales team is moving
on to bigger and better things than the coming days
and day he was talking and I said, man, I

(00:52):
feel like I just got here because you're the longest
tenured employee around. And I looked around and started to
look at Hell's bells. I'm like the the elder statesman
around this this kingdom, but again still treated like the
redheaded stepchild. So it is what it is. I guess
at this point that's why drink and have a therapist.
That's all I can say. All right, I want some
sins brought into this, by the way. Jimmy Lakey News

(01:13):
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(01:34):
asked this question. I'm wet. Brian Maloney's take on this.
I remember we had joy and Vibes coming out of July.
It sounded like some of the Spice girls were on
the campaign trail. Joy and Vibe were out there for
Kamala and they're gonna be all happy and it's going
to be about joy and laughter. And the last seven days,
five days, it's become a different vibe, a different no
more joy, and I just don't it's weird closing arguments again.

(01:59):
It may it may make people happy that hate Trump
and think he's a fascist and Nazi and all that
they hate the Orange man, but at this point you're
trying to close the argument and get people to vote
for you that technically or undecided. I don't understand the
strategy for the life of me. It makes no sense
to go to angry mode. It's like Hillary Clinton went
angry mode sounded like every man's ex wife in twenty sixteen,

(02:19):
and that didn't end well for her. I don't get it.
Maybe Brian Maloney can make sense of it. I'm going
through some of these Remember Morning in America, Hope and change,
a shining city on a hill, make America great again.
I mean, there's always been some soaring rhetoric, whether you
like the candidate or not, that got people over the
finish line. But he's a fascist, and he's a pig,

(02:42):
and he's an ugly man with orange skin. That doesn't
seem to be the Maybe I'm wrong. Brian Maloney helped
me make sense of is what the hell's going on?

Speaker 2 (02:49):
Well, yeah, so it's a mess. It's a mess of
a campaign. Jimmy and I mean, it's what they're doing.
It's a mishmash of little bits of things that worked
for other people in the past. But it doesn't take
into account that number one, a lot has changed since
four or eight years ago, or twenty years ago or

(03:11):
thirty where they, you know, taken some of this stuff
from you know, campaigns in the nineties or whatever. So
there's that, you know. And then the other aspect to
this is that she has never been able to articulate
what in the world she would do as president and
where she stands in anything.

Speaker 1 (03:32):
Yeah, I played some audio just a moment ago of Anderson.
Cooper asked a very direct question, Hey, you said this
about a border wall. It was a vanity project, et cetera.
You thought it was stupid. Do you no longer think
it's stupid? And she said, well, who I do think
is stupid? As Donald Trump? I'm like, is it pretty simple, man?
I'm telling if they paid me one hundred bucks, I
probably could have taken a couple of minutes and told
her how to answer that question. These are not gotcha questions.

(03:54):
These are things that anybody would These are you can
spend these And she could have probably sounded like shakespearef
she would have done right well.

Speaker 2 (04:01):
And the shocking thing I never thought in my life
I would feel sorry for Anderson Cooper. But I mean Jimmy,
I mean, he was trying to help her the whole time.
He was throwing softball after softball, trying to help her,
and she just couldn't do it. She just couldn't take it.
He must have been pulling his you know whatever hair

(04:24):
out whatever. This guy, you know, not one of my
favorite guys or networks. But the bottom line is they
spoon feed her questions and she still can't handle them. So,
you know, anything that isn't on a teleprompter, she cannot handle.
And even when it is on a teleprompter, you know,
you can't. I mean, she's intolerable to listen to for

(04:45):
more than ten seconds or even that's generous.

Speaker 1 (04:48):
I think people, when the book is written on this campaign,
and you know, a couple of years from now or
whatever has happened the book is written, you have candidates
said maybe a kind of unlikable. Some people don't like
Donald Trump, but the Democrats never like Kamala Harris until
Joe showed up on a stage in June and drooling
and they're like, Okay, we like her now. So there's

(05:08):
always been kind of a there's always candidates you don't like,
but usually with a little coaching and a little bit
of a prodding and a little bit of rehearsal, you
can kind of not sound so nerdy or not sound
so harsh, or not sound so you know, not sound
so goofy. I mean you could. I mean, this is
just I don't know who's advising her, but it's bizarrely

(05:32):
just a from a campaign strategicy forget red Jersey, blue Jersey.
I think she's getting some bad advice here.

Speaker 2 (05:39):
Well, I think ultimately as a campaign strategist because I
worked in campaigns. The bottom line is, you know, if
you have the makings of a good candidate, you can
mold them, but fundamentally, at the core, you have a
bad person there. You can't fix that. And that's kind
of you know, life is that way, and her sense too,

(06:01):
But I mean you can't fix bad and and and
unlikable and unrelatable and a person who will start into
these kind of weird emotional like new age sessions like
she's hanging out at Big sur you know, or something,
you know, paying ten thousand dollars for some seminar or something.

(06:22):
You know, with these kind of New age kind of problems.
You know, you know you've heard how she goes into
that all the time. And instead of the thing is
that you can hate the orangeman or whatever, but the
orangeman's making it clear where he stands and what he
will do with every single rally. If you listen to him,
you know, we meanders in the middle or whatever, but

(06:42):
beginning and end, or at least at the end, I
mean somewhere in there, you're getting what he's going to do,
what he what he wants to do. I get that
from her at any point.

Speaker 1 (06:51):
That's not a meander. That's a weave, a big, beautiful weave.
It's a beautif most beautiful we've seen. It's a beautiful.

Speaker 2 (06:57):
Crowds are unbelievable that you see crowd and Georgia last
night it was massive, I mean massive.

Speaker 1 (07:04):
Maybe you've got pyrotechnics going on. Now. He's going to
be a Madison Square garden this Friday night. And again,
I know it's antidotal, and you know, big rallies don't
show that just because it's kind of like, you know,
what a man with big hands. It just means he
has big gloves. That's all it means. It doesn't necessarily
reflect somewhere else. Big rallies don't necessarily mean you wouldn't

(07:24):
been as big of the ballad box. But it is
fascinating to watch these rallies showing up. It's again, what
does it mean? I don't know. It's like again the
guy with the big, big hands. It just means you
have big gloves. It doesn't mean anything else as well.

Speaker 2 (07:35):
Well, I can tell you we've had plenty of nominees
in the past who couldn't fill a phone booth. You know,
We've had the Mitt Romney's and the John McCain's and
Bob Dolls who couldn't have you know, brought ten people somewhere.
So that I mean, think about the difference. It's a big,
big difference, and the people are there. The Madison Square
Garden is a stroke a genius. It's going to be brilliant.

(07:57):
The only thing I'm concerned about is I don't say
he should do the Joe Rogan podcast. You know, everyone
disagrees with me because I think Joe's going to give
him a gotcha question, or there's going to be something
in there that helps Joe Rogan rather than Donald Trump.
And that's the because Joe Rogan needs the ratings and
that's the problem. So that's not the one I would

(08:18):
have done at the end, when you're ahead in the polls,
and by the way, he's ahead, and the polls, I
mean you look at them and he's ahead, so that
now it's about you know how well they're able to
possibly steal this or do we have a steel proof majority? Right?
You know?

Speaker 1 (08:35):
So you let me go back with Joe Rogan. I
guess you wouldn't do the Joe Rogan. I could see
it going either way. He's buddies with Elon. Elon's gonna
call him and say, Joe, I will I will cut
I will, I will turn off your skylink if you
screw this up. I don't know what I don't I don't.
I guess I hadn't thought that much about it. I
wasn't bothered by But now you got me nervous about Brian.

Speaker 2 (08:55):
Uh. It's not what I would have done when you're
ahead in the polls. It's unnecessary. You know, if I'm
running his campaign right now, I'd be pulling him back
from risky endeavors that are unnecessary. If you're heading the polls,
you want to keep that, you know, you do not
need to be going out and doing something that could
sink here in the last second. By the way, Jimmy,
what about the last second smears that we've got going

(09:18):
on here that I think are falling flat against him.
I mean, look at what they've been trotting out the
last two days.

Speaker 1 (09:26):
Yeah, yo, the turtle. Mitch McConnell, he's turned on Donald again,
says that Ronald Reagan would recognize the party. And I'm like, hey,
with your with your with your jowls sagging more and more,
your wife doesn't recognize you. But I don't mean to
be personal about I don't mean to get personal or childlike,
but you know, that's what.

Speaker 2 (09:43):
Is he still doing in the Senate?

Speaker 1 (09:45):
Yeah, well he doesn't know what he's still doing in
the Senate. I think he's slightly more cognizant than Joe
Biden was that. Mitch McConnell, it's barely barely. I'm just like,
just Mitch is one of those he checks his own
pulls when he wakes up in the morning to make
sure he's still there. He he's got to figure that out.
The Rogan thing. I think this is something that I
was thinking about this morning, that one of the reasons

(10:07):
that Harris, again, there's deficiencies there, but she's done so
few of these interviews that she's just not good at
thinking on her feet because practice makes perfect. I mean,
first time somebody sits down to do a talk show
for four hours, you're gonna stutter and stammer. You do
it for as long as I have, You're probably still
going to sound like crap like I do. But he's
gonna be able to do it for four hours. She's

(10:29):
out of practice, and that's one of the problems. And
maybe that's where Donald, maybe maybe it's overconfidence, feels comfortable
in Joe Rogan. They've thrown everything at him. I mean,
he's taken on Dana Bash Anderson Cooper, he's taken on
the little dweebs from ABC and CBS and Debates and NBC,
and so I think he's kind of fearless and doesn't think,
what's Joe Rogan gonna throw me that I haven't already went?

Speaker 2 (10:50):
Well, Okay, good point. I think the fundamental difference between
the two between Harris and and Trump is that one
hates doing this stuff, and that's Harris and one loves it,
relishes it. Yeah, you watch it, Yeah, exactly. Maybe I'm
just saying, do I think he's going to trip up

(11:10):
on the Rogan podcast? No. But what I'm also saying
is I put my campaign hat on, and I say,
if my guy is three five points ahead in the
polls or whatever, I'm going to start pulling back from
stuff where there's even any chance something could go wrong
because or at the last minute. And that's just I'm
just thinking about it differently than maybe your listeners are,

(11:32):
because I come from a different perspective on that stuff.
I would be like, hey, we don't need you sticking
your neck out and getting it chopped off when you're
already ahead, Right, I'll lose the race.

Speaker 1 (11:42):
I can tell you how Trump's thinking about it. I'm
not saying he's right. Trump's thinking about this like, you
know what, I got momentum, and I'm going to double
down and I'm going to get more momentum. He thinks
he thinks he's going to put the pedal to the
metal now that he's above eighty miles per hour. So
we'll see if it works out. They recorded, I guess
on Friday, and uh, I guess they don't go live
to tape. They're going to edit this thing up. I don't.

(12:04):
That's That's what was worries to me.

Speaker 2 (12:05):
All that might be a good thing. That could be
a good thing. So if anything really good, I'm not
saying I think anything's going to go hey, I'm just
saying that Rogan, you know, is looking out for Rogan,
and that's the bottom line, you know. But Rogan's got
a huge contract with Spotify for millions a year and
he's got to justify that with them, and that's a

(12:26):
lot of what this is.

Speaker 1 (12:27):
Let me ask you, is there any merit out there
you've got Obviously, the closing argument for Kamala is he's hitler,
He's uh, I'm trying to think of all the names.
He's a fascist, he's he's a Satan dressed up in orange.
I mean, all these things that they say. That's anybody
who already thinks that's going to vote for him her anyway.
So I don't know what it gets her, But is
there something out there? But maybe this kind of appearance

(12:49):
like Rogan that the Trump campaign's like you know what
just in case is these kind of allegations of hatred
are sticking with the main street in America. Let's let's
you know, it's the Fox crowd knows you. Let's get
you out there to people that maybe don't know you.
Is this kind of a marketing I think.

Speaker 2 (13:04):
I think it's it could be, But it smacks of
desperation on Harris's part. And I don't think the closing
argument should have been Orange Man bad. The closing argument
should have been I'm gonna make your uh, there's some
stuff I want to do here that I couldn't do
with Joe or whatever. That's how it should have been.

Speaker 1 (13:20):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (13:20):
And and you know, and then this Waltz guy. Waltz
is even more bizarre than her. So I mean, you've
got basically it disasked her. And I was thinking about
comparing it to Doucaucus, but I think Ducaucus was actually
a decent guy who's got some bad advice, but he
wasn't fundamentally a bad person or a crazy person. And
you know, so I can't even think of where we

(13:42):
have a precedent for a candidacy. This is bad.

Speaker 1 (13:46):
As long as Trump doesn't go on the Rogan podcast
and sit in a tank with a bad helmet on.
I guess, all right, it is fascinating to watch. Again.
If I were just pure advising a campaign, this is
when I would have wanted to circle back to the
morning in America, hope and change. I'd get back to
that vibe and that joy and it's time for a
new day in America. I would close the way you

(14:06):
opened it and maybe polish it up a little bit.
But for some reason, they're obviously not taking my advice,
and I guess that's good because they're not paying me
for my advice, so I'll keep it for free. Give
me your perspective're twelve days away. I think by this time,
two weeks from now, we'll probably have a pretty good
understanding about who the next president forty seven shall be.
It looks like Republicans, at least everybody says that the

(14:30):
anticipation of the excitement level. They're getting their ballots and
they seem to have a lot more enthusiasm. Well, what's
your take here in the early voting.

Speaker 2 (14:36):
Well, yeah, the early voting is going our way, and
we just have to keep the enthusiasm and the energy level. Hi.
I think if I had one concern right now, that
is that, you know, we really need more attention focused
on the House of Senate races. And I guess I
say this every election cycle, but it's hard to get
people enthused about those, and yet we need them. You know,

(14:58):
if you get Trump elected but he doesn't have Congress,
he won't build to do much. And yet when I
try to get people talking about Senate races that are
critical to making that app and people just snooze, you know,
they just they just they fall asleep. You know, they
don't want to hear about it. And that I don't
understand me. You got to give the guy the backup team.

(15:19):
You can't we can't do this. Oh he's going to
do this alone business like we did before that didn't work.

Speaker 1 (15:24):
Yeah, let me and this is something we're going to run.
Short of time here, Brian Maloney my guests find him
on Facebook, Facebook dot com slash Redwave America. Right in reality,
if you're a big fan of Donald Trump, that's great.
He's got two years and then he basically becomes a
lame duck because the next campaign cycle, if you're afraid
of Donald Trump and he becomes a president, he's basically
got two years because the new campaign cycle begins in

(15:44):
that second term and become a lame duck. In reality,
anything that's going to happen is going to have to
happen before the next midterm.

Speaker 2 (15:51):
Well, and that's it. And so you know, basically, the
day Donald Trump is elected is the day that Gavin
Newsom presidential campaign begins. And that's and that's what this
is really all about, because this is Trump no matter what,
This is the last act here. I mean, it's you know,
in his own words, So we really focus on what
comes next is going to be ugly now, I mean

(16:13):
Newsome is relentless and ruthless, and stopping him will take
everything we've got.

Speaker 1 (16:17):
Well, it's going to be interesting. Gretchen Whitmer's now giving
out communion, so that's that's so she's trying to win
the religious voter. So I don't know what she's doing.

Speaker 2 (16:26):
The dead demonic, she is a demon, she's something.

Speaker 1 (16:30):
She's one of those people. Don't look in her eye.

Speaker 2 (16:32):
I mean, oh no, it's scary. There was the yeah,
there's soul less, soulless behind those eyes.

Speaker 1 (16:38):
Yeah, yeah, yeah. The communion with Doritos, that was bizarre.
Brian Malonney. It is a pleasure, my friend. We're going
to run out of time. The music is just about
to begin, but thank you sir. Facebook dot com slash
Redwave America. Facebook dot com slash Redwave America. Brian Maloney
my guest and always good to hear from him. All right,
good to have you here on the radio show. If
you want to sound off, send me an email Jimmy

(16:59):
Key and iHeartMedia Jimmy Lakey at iHeartMedia dot com. And
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(17:21):
Doug Giles, back on the radio, hadn't been with us
in a couple of weeks. He's been out. He's been
a hunting a hunting season. So he'll be with us
in the next segment of the show. And if you
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(18:19):
You know, after the iHeart Kingdom runs the Dudes on
Dudes podcast promo, I don't like coming in with the
Chippendale reference because I don't some of you may have
the wrong mindset there. You know. I figured it out
why they're calling that football podcast of dudes on dudes.
It's two guys from the New England Patriots. Yeah, Edelman
and Gronkowski. They both played for the Patriots. That might

(18:41):
explain a lot about the dudes on Dudes thing there,
but I think it's crazy. He sent me that meme
yesterday about that Dude's on Dudes podcast, and now I'll
try to post that up here. In just a moment.
He sent it again, and I think it was a messenger,
so I'll find it and i'll get that posted. Anyway,
we don't condone the reference of that podcast. It's a
foot ball podcasts supposedly, but god knows, I'm not going

(19:02):
to type in dudes on Dudes on my iHeartRadio app
to find out. I'm just going to take Gronkowski and
Edelman's word for it. And again to New England Patriots
ought explain a lot surely his heck should all right.
Good to have you here on the radio show. He's
been out of hunting, hunting for some wild game hunting
to help control the pet population out there. And it's

(19:23):
Doug Giles back on the hotline with us after a
couple of weeks after Doug Giles, Good morning, sir me.

Speaker 3 (19:29):
How are you doing, big dog?

Speaker 1 (19:30):
I'm doing quite well, sir. Did you have a successful
hunting trip? What were you shooting?

Speaker 3 (19:35):
Yeah, So we went out in deep West Texas between
Fort Stockton and Bell Moraine trans Pecus areas and beautiful
ranch eighty thousand acres and we were hunting. I know
this is going to blow your Colorado listener's mind, but
we're hunting elk. Yes, Texas has elk and it's not
under high fence. It's not a game ranch, you know again.

(19:57):
Eighty thousand acres, low fens and just a massive herd
of elk that we waded into. We saw ten shooter
bulls about forty cows, and my buddy shot a beautiful
monster six by four kind of freak on one side
elk and I shot this old raggedy bull and tucked

(20:20):
him away in the freezer for this thing called low fat,
high protein meat.

Speaker 1 (20:25):
I'm hungry here. It's almost breakfast time for me, so
now keep talking about the food there, keep talking. Great,
go ahead.

Speaker 3 (20:32):
I think we socked away I don't know, four hundred
and fifty pounds of meat. So I'm ready for the apocalypse.
Civil war goes down. Rock and Roll, Gucci gou Man,
I'm not going to be out of food.

Speaker 1 (20:44):
You're going to be eating eating well. Well, congratulations on
a great haunt. I was wondering how it went, and glad,
when does the season ender you when you probably got
a couple more hunts here in the fall.

Speaker 3 (20:56):
Yes, so elk is regarded as an invasive species. It's
not a game animal, uh in Texas. So you can
as far as el go, you can shoot them. You know,
in the summer you can do it. Yeah, you can
do it at night with thermal scopes and you know,
it's it's it's an interesting thing. So obviously there's a
lot of people that want to get it as a

(21:17):
recognized game species, but as of now it's treated like
an access geer or black buck antelope or odd dad sheep.
It's an exotic and so you can whack and stuck,
you know, anytime of the year. Uh. But yeah, as
far as the other animals go, I got a meal
deer hunt coming up in December. Pretty much all the
deer hunting, turkey hunting, all that stuff wraps at the

(21:39):
first of the year.

Speaker 1 (21:40):
Wow, you just now caught some guys in Colorado to
swerve off the road when you said you can hunt
elk round because they're like, man, I got a tag
and I've got a small window to do it, and
you can do it year round. So there's guys right
now packing the b U haul moving to Texas.

Speaker 3 (21:55):
Yeah, think about this, Jimmy. We hunted for three days.
The first afternoon we're on shooter balls. The next day
we saw I don't know a dozen that we're all shooters.
We're not, you know, swadging through snow. We're not going

(22:16):
over hill and overdale. I mean it's it's they're all
on flatlands between these big mountain ranges. That's where they
hang out in the valley. And dude, I hate cold weather.
I mean this is I hate to piss your audience
off that loves that loves the season and loves snow,
but I was in Miami for twenty years and gets
if it gets below sixty four degrees, I'm out of there.

(22:37):
So here we are bouncing around in shorts, you know,
sleeveless shirts, red necking it out there. And you can
also you can also hunt out obviously, because they're not
a recognized the game species in Texas, we can hunt
them during the rut with rifles. I used to be
into archery and stuff, but I love wooden metal and

(22:59):
I love old, uh, turn of the century, both actions
and double rifles, so we get to utilize them during
the run and it's just it's just amazing and I reckon.
I highly recommend it if if your listener wants an
incredible elk hunt. These aren't you know, weird elk. These
are full on rocky mountain, big ass elk Uh. Give

(23:22):
me shoot me an email. I shot a I shot
a four hundred inch elk last year and I don't
know if I'll ever be able to top it again.
It's free range and we got to call them in.
It's just so very cool, very fortunate. Thank you Jesus.

Speaker 1 (23:35):
Yeah, wow, I'm telling you you're causing I had some
friends out elk hunting last week and they didn't get
a darn thing. So one guy shot at a bear
missed it. I don't know if he was drunk or what.
I was like, Well, you should have hit the bear.
If youre gonna shoot the bear, you better hit the bear.
That's what I'm thinking. You had to hit it.

Speaker 3 (23:49):
Yeahs games small and miss fall.

Speaker 1 (23:51):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (23:52):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (23:52):
Doug Giles, my guest, Doug Jiles, Real quick, we're talking
about hunting here and guys are now packing to be emailing.
You say, Hey, I want to go hunting. Where do
I Where I do this at? But let's talk about it.
We haven't talked to as an election season out there. Uh,
how you have you voted yet in Texas? You guys
do that early vote thing.

Speaker 3 (24:10):
Absolutely, we voted on on Monday, and I gotta tell you. Uh.
And again we live outside of Austin, so you know,
Austin is like, let's keep it weird and it's an obvious, uh,
an odious liberal bastion and stuff. But here we are,
you know, twenty clicks outside of Austin, still in proximity
to you know, the liberal Medina. And when we were

(24:32):
in the snaky line queuing up to vote. Bro, I
didn't see it. I didn't see Akamala vote. I saw
one one pink haired, multi tad nose peers six sixty
six on the forehead. That that was it.

Speaker 1 (24:47):
Everybody near Austin. I've heard one of my friends in
Texas says he had to he had to go back
to vote because the line was like literally he said,
about a half mile down the road and he said,
I can't vote this morning. He went showed it for
early voting. Are you see those kind of crowds every Yeah.

Speaker 3 (25:01):
So the first place we rocked up to absolutely, I
mean it looked like a two to three hour away,
and like, the hell with that. I won't if I
had to wait in line to get a thousand bucks
more than like ten seconds, I'm out of there. I'm
not going to do that. And so so we drove
to another town that's fifteen miles away and the line

(25:22):
was shorter, but you know, it took us about twenty
minutes to get in. But the other one that we
went to, bro it was wrapped around. It looked like
a Trump rally because it was it was so long,
and I was like, I'm not doing it. Man, but
you know, and going through going into Austin stuff, I
didn't see any you know, or very few, and we

(25:43):
were downtown very few. Kamala Walsh signs no bumper stickers.
And I don't know if you guys saw this last night,
but that town hall that she did with Anderson Cooper,
I think my brain just took a knock.

Speaker 1 (26:00):
Man.

Speaker 3 (26:00):
I think I think I became an Abyshdarreian in the
last ten minutes right before your studio called it is
so bad and I won't even I won't even comment
on it. So if you get a listener right now,
it's like, I hate Donald I'll never vote with Donald Trump.
If you're going to vote, you need to watch her
town hall. So that's I'm.

Speaker 1 (26:21):
Sitting here reading something I didn't I didn't see it.
I went to bed on time. Van Jones said that
word salad stuff gets on my nerves. She's some of
these evasions are unnecessary, Dana bashes. I'm hearing for people. Uh,
this was if there's a closer deal. I'm not sure
she did that. Axelrod said, man, her habits just go
to word salad city and she's got there. She did

(26:43):
that on a couple of her answers, even the panel afterwards,
it's not very I got to watch the whole thing.
I haven't seen it, but I've seen exerts and I'm
just reading what the panel said afterwards, and I'm like,
that's probably not a good closing argument for her. So
and that's a didn't didn't work out well. Uh, Doug
Giles talking, it's getting towards it's getting towards the Christmas season,
and you've got some books out there. I mean, there

(27:03):
were two months away tomorrow for Christmas. You got some
books and also some artwork. I always wanted to let
people know that you can help them with all their Christmas.

Speaker 3 (27:10):
Needs, I can. And if they want to click them
out some melted plastic for some great Christmas chip if Jimmy,
that's a big if. If they have warriors on their
Christmas list, bo, do I have Chris for their mill
My books there's twenty three of them, especially and particularly

(27:31):
aimed at making young men men again, classification if masculinity's
talks that call Jesus radioactive, lionhearted, making young Christian males
or Audi Biblical men great stuff for the ladies. I
haven't forgotten you. We've got the Biblical Badass book covering
ten different fem fetales in the scripture, from virgins to whores,

(27:55):
from young teenagers to old ladies. We've got everything in
the scripture that highlights these great Biblical women, all done
Doug style, of course, and.

Speaker 1 (28:06):
It's all at It's all at Doug Giles dot org
is the best place to find it. Look on Amazon
as well, Doug Giles dot org. I told you about
my son Lionhearted last year as one of his gifts
under the tree, and by the time he got to
his college man he was instagramming, tweeting all that stuff out.
He read that he devoured it like one or one sitting.
I mean, he was done with that book pretty quick.
So get at Doug Giles dot org. And again, also

(28:27):
some artwork if you want to celebrate maybe victory in November.
I get some artwork Doug Giles dot o RG. Doug,
appreciate you hopping on. I think it just went deaf. Hello,
what can I hear me? I said? Everybody stand by
Doug Giles. Thanks for time this morning. Go shoot something good.
Four hundred and fifty pounds of elk. Wow, we got
a hunt there forget this Colorado hunting. I'll be back

(28:47):
Laky six hundred Kcolm. I don't know if you've been

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Like fall still? And yeah, we canna. I remember a

(29:50):
couple of years ago on a Christmas Eve. It was
I was sitting outside smoking a cigar in the sunshine
and no air conditioning, but it was nice outing. But
you know, there's gonna be those cold snaps. We're gonna
get it. You're gonna get some snow and you're gonna
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Is your furnace ready for it? Is your furnace absolutely
positively ready? If your furnace struggled to keep up last year,

(30:12):
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of schedule for the next couple of months of travel,
and I'm going to be out of town some of it.

(30:33):
And I don't want my furnace to conk out, if
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you do. All right, coming up next hour of the program.

(31:39):
I got a couple of topics I want to get
into a couple of emails, say Jimmy, I think you're right.
I really think it's a strange closing argument for a campaign. Now.
I don't know. Maybe they're going to some polling data.
Nobody seems to be able to figure this thing out.
But maybe there's some polling data. And I'll take you
back to twenty sixteen and ladies and I don't mean
to be a bothersome two you, how do you say

(32:02):
this politely? And maybe it's a different standard. Am I
wrong that? Ladies?

Speaker 2 (32:07):
You?

Speaker 1 (32:08):
How do I say this? I'm not trying to be
I think a lady has a tough time when they
get screaming like that raised a voice, I think you
got they. I don't think men like it. It's what
I'm getting at. And it said that they start sounded
like an ex wife and stuff. It's just the pitch
and it's nothing. I'm not trying to be sexist. I'm

(32:29):
just saying that I don't think that plays very well.
The same way I don't think it plays well. I
don't want to screaming politician either. Obama does have a
great ability. He can kind of raise his voice, but
he gets into that preacher cadence. That's different. Donald Trump
he's kind of monotone honestly when he speaks. But when

(32:49):
you get this angry screaming over the crowd, that it
just it doesn't go well. And it didn't work well
for Hillary. I think you want to If I were
advising Kamala, I would have said, hey, stay on the
new way forward, stay on the joy keep joyful, and
we're just gonna march forward, and we're going to get
past these troubled times and we're the best of times,
the worst of times. That we're going to get back

(33:10):
to the soaring rhetoric that is what has worked historically
to get people to the presidency. Whether you're an orator
like a Reagan, or whether you're just a guy that
kind of muddles a couple of sentences together, like a Trump,
or whether you can do the preacher cadence like Obama.
You get to that Morning in America theme, you get
to that hope and change, You get to the shining

(33:30):
City on a hill. You get there and not he's
a fascist, he's a Nazi. You already got those voters.
I don't get it, but we'll talk about it next
hour as well. And let me go through some of
these comments that were made by the CNN panel that
they're bizarre. I didn't see it. I'm gonna be honest,
but maybe you did. Eight six six, triple eight fifty
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(33:51):
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