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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. Okay, A couple of lines are open
if you want to jump on one of the ways.
Now that the Democrats are trying to drum up as
much outrage against Trump is, they're trying to brand him
as a racist. They're desperate. Now he's putting together a
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multi racial, working class coalition, a majority political coalition. So
they've got they've got it desperately now tattoo him as
a racist or a bigot before Trump begins to permanently
peel away Latino voters, black voters, Asian voters, you name it,
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across the board. And so what they're now claiming is
that remember during his joint address to Congress, Trump asked
about does anybody want this war in you U crane
to continue and to keep spending hundreds of billions of dollars? Well,
(01:06):
chief full of bull, Elizabeth Warren, you know, blurted out.
You can read her lips, you bet I do, Yes,
I do. And so Trump then said, yeah, okay, pocahunt,
this Poka haunt, this wants this war to continue. And
everybody started to laugh. Well, listen now to this congressman
(01:29):
Jamie Raskin, one of the people on the January sixth
Unselect Committee, went on MSDNC and not only did he
side with al Green, big Al saying he never should
have been censured. He did nothing wrong waving his cane
(01:50):
menacingly at Trump and disrespect disrespecting the president and speaking
over the president and disrupting the president. But he says, no,
the one that needs to be censured is Donald Trump,
and Democrats now are going to try to get a
censure resolution because Trump called a Warren Polka haunt this
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listen now to this roll cut seventeen. Mike.
Speaker 2 (02:25):
You know, Al Green was making a very strong, valid,
substantive point, which is there is no mandate to destroy Medicaid,
and the vast majority of Democrats rejected the idea of
censuring him. And really, if we're centering anybody, it should
have been Donald Trump, who I don't think had been
back to our chamber since he incited a violent insurrection
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against us. And then he used his pulpit in order
to call a sitting member of the United States Senate Pocahuntas.
So I think a racial and ethnic slur from the
President was a far greater insult to the dignity and
a quorum of our chamber.
Speaker 1 (03:02):
There you go. So now he's a racist. There was
a racial ethnic slur for calling Chief full of bull Pocahontas.
Now here's what I find unbelievable. Okay, And I'd love
to get all of you to wig in on this.
Six one seven two six, six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. So let me get this straight. Let
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me get this straight. You want to condemn Trump for
mocking Elizabeth Warren, who if and you have to remember this,
this is Key who deliberately lied claiming that she was
of Cherokee descent of Indian descent, once she doesn't have
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a drop of Indian blood in her, who perpetrated a
hoax to get job after job after job in academia,
including a three hundred and fifty thousand dollars gig to
teach one class at HAVID claiming to be a Native
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American Indian, knowing full well that she has no Native
American blood in her whatsoever, and that that position, by
the way, was reserved for an actual Native American Indian.
So she perpetrates this grotesque fraud. You want to talk
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about cultural appropriation. This is the ultimate in cultural appropriation.
Falsely assumes the identity of a Native American Indian, steals
a job from a Native American Indian to line her pockets,
and Trump is the bad guy for mocking her for
doing it. Okay, let me ask you, point Blanco in
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her country, do you think it's a racial ethnic slur?
When Trump refers to Elizabeth Warren as, I like to
call her chief spreading bull as Pocahontas. This is now
the argument, not just Jamie Raskin, but many Democrats are making.
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The Boston Globe and many others are saying that Trump
should not have called her Pocahontas during his joint address
to Congress. This was themeaning degrading, insulting. It is a
racial ethnic slur, and if anyone should be censured, it's
it's President Trump. Donald J. Trump. Agree, disagree? Let me
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just say this super quick. I'm looking at this and
I'm saying so, let me get this straight. This woman
is the one who lies about being a Native American
Indian to advance her career, to line her pockets, to
be wealthy and successful in academia, and then uses it
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to run for office. Claiming to be a minority when
she's not, and when you mock her for it. The
only racist, by the way, is her. The only one
that appropriated Native American Indian status is her. The only
one that lied about being a Native American is her.
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And then when pressed, what's your evidence? Remember infamously what
she said was look at the high cheek bones. That's
what my mother always told me. So to me, if
anyone deserves to be mocked and ridiculed, it's her. And
yet Trump is the bad guy. Let me tell you
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what the larger issue is. She's worth north of sixty
seven million dollars, Elizabeth Warren sixty seven million. How did
she line her pockets? How does a woman making two
hundred thousand dollars a year have over sixty cent is
worth over sixty seven million dollars, that's the question we
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should be asking. And how the hell did she manage
to steal jobs from real Native American Indians, whether at
Harvard or the University of Pennsylvania or other institutions. As
she grifted her way, lied her way, conder way up
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the ladder in academia. And I've got to ask this
to every single liberal. You go on about cultural appropriation
over and over and over again. What Elizabeth Warren did
was stone cold cultural appropriation. A blue eyed, blonde haired,
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white skinned woman claimed to be a check and you
support that. Six one seven two six six sixty eight
sixty eight. John in Revere, Thanks for holding John, and welcome.
Speaker 3 (08:16):
Jeff.
Speaker 4 (08:16):
How you doing, first time caller here, Born and railcome.
Speaker 3 (08:20):
Boston, Massachusetts. Thank you.
Speaker 4 (08:22):
I recently moved to Florida with my family. My wife's
uncle listens to the koner Man every single morning, so
now I'm a fan, and uh, I'm happy to be
on the phone with you. I wanted a number one
I was I was gonna call. I was calling about
the utilities that you were talking about earlier, but I
will touch base on what you just said about the
cultural appropriation. These guys are masters of projection. All the
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trash that they do they project onto us, and that's
their tactic. They've been trying to call Trump a racist
since day one. That's the only thing they have and
it's crazy that they believe it. But I wanted a
call back because I heard you speaking earlier about how
they're killing us on utilities and I'm a small business owner.
(09:07):
I own two restaurants in Massachusetts, so I go back
and forth between Florida in Massachusetts.
Speaker 3 (09:12):
And it's home.
Speaker 4 (09:14):
But it's just crazy up there. And I know that
people's personal bills aren't getting gouged. I just wanted the
people to hear what they're doing in small businesses with
these delivery charges. My gas bill is upwards of four
thousand dollars because the delivery charge is over two grand.
And you have these these liberal I'm telling you now,
(09:35):
my usage is seventeen hundred dollars and my delivery is
twenty one hundred dollars, and these liberal dorks will parade
around the city and think that small businesses are gouging them. Right,
we have to sell cheeseburgers for twenty bucks because we
can't make ends meet. I mean, this has been the
worst four years in my business history. And I can't
(09:59):
wait for Big Donnie to pull out the drill bit
and drill baby drilled, because this is what's killing everything.
It's the utility costs. I mean, we are getting absolutely
crushed and the drilling can't come soon enough. So you know,
I don't know what else to do with a small business.
But I know that restaurants and small businesses all over
(10:20):
the state are closing and it's getting crazy. We need
help because we're at a dead end. I mean, like
I said, it's been the worst that's ever been for me,
and we're just you know, rubbing pennies together to get
by John.
Speaker 1 (10:34):
For the lay person out there, why are delivery costs
you said, the gas itself is seventeen hundred, the delivery
is twenty one hundred, almost twenty two hundred, basically four
thousand dollars. Why are the delivery costs so high?
Speaker 4 (10:53):
Well, I think you know, I mean, I'm not an
expert at it, but I look at it like this,
like someone produces the energy, right and it's not the
it's not it's not National Grid. You know, they're the
ones that deliver it. They own the pipes to bring
everything in. So and it's somewhat of a monopoly. I mean,
who else can we go to. There's no one else
you can go to. And what they allow you to
do is they allow you to negotiate delivery charges with
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other companies, Like you can sign a contract and they'll
and they'll lock it down. But in the state of Massachusetts,
for the last few years it was it wasn't allowed.
So now we're stuck paying these asenine fees. And I
think it's a money grab because they know the drilling
is coming, so they're thinking, let's grab what we can
because everything's gonna go back down. I'll tell you what
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when when when President Trump was in office, you know,
it's it's not like like I'm the truth of the truth.
I mean, everything was much lower. It was literally we
were it was the best years we had business wise.
Speaker 3 (11:52):
Utilities were reasonable.
Speaker 4 (11:54):
You know, one thousand dollars twelve hundred dollars for gas,
four thousand dollars for using the same amount the gas
is ridiculous. And then you get backed up and I'm
going to tell you I had my gas shot off
two weeks ago because I couldn't afford to pay the bill.
They do nothing for businesses.
Speaker 3 (12:09):
And this is all.
Speaker 4 (12:12):
The product of what these what these idiots have put
into place. You know, it's all the movements that they're
making and all the decisions that they make, and all
the money that they send elsewhere, and then they don't
help us the tax payers, you know, and now we're stuck.
And what happens is Oh, well, sorry, you have to
pay it. If you don't, we're going to shut you off,
and good luck. That's just what they do.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
It's disgusting, John, I know you're talking from a small
business perspective. I can't tell you how many emails and
texts I've gotten throughout today's show, elderly people in their
seventies and eighties texting me saying, Jeff, I'm behind on
my utilities. I'm behind on my gas bill. They're threatening
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to cut me off, to shut me off. I need
electric I can't function in the dark. I need the heating,
whatever I need. I need to have power. And you
know it's not four thousand, but they're saying, Jeff, I
live in a very small apartment. I'm paying six hundred,
seven hundred, eight hundred the costs they're doubling, tripling, quadrupling. John.
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Final word, I've got to ask you, how do people survive?
Speaker 4 (13:25):
No?
Speaker 1 (13:25):
Really how? I mean there's got to be a breaking point,
Am I wrong?
Speaker 3 (13:32):
I mean how do people survive?
Speaker 4 (13:34):
I think that we're in an era where people are
surviving on credit. I think that, you know, if you
look at the statistics, a lot of people are in
a lot of debt.
Speaker 3 (13:42):
Right now, including myself.
Speaker 4 (13:44):
I went from from having everything to almost having nothing
in a matter of two years.
Speaker 3 (13:49):
And you know, how do you survive? I mean you
got to buckle down.
Speaker 4 (13:51):
And I think there are programs for residential you know,
and I think they're a little bit more lenient.
Speaker 3 (13:58):
But but you know, I can tell you my mom
lived rosindlle Man. Her bill was six hundred bucks. That's crazy.
She lives by herself. So you know, how do we survive?
Speaker 4 (14:06):
Uh?
Speaker 3 (14:07):
I think we uh we wait for our great.
Speaker 4 (14:10):
President uh to stand on business as they say and
do what he says he's going to do, because I
think ultimately, unleashing American energy is the key to like
ninety percent of our problems.
Speaker 1 (14:22):
Amen, Amen, Amen, John. Please, I know it's your first
time calling. Don't be a stranger. Call again six one
seven two six great call six one seven two six
six sixty eight sixty eight Mike, how much time left?
Deb in New Hampshire? Thanks for holding deb and welcome.
Speaker 5 (14:44):
Beck Hi Jack seven, New Hampshire. What I want to
what I want to tell you is lia Waa. It's
too good a name for her. She's a trader, he's
beyond uh savings. She's just She's one of the reasons
I left Massachusetts. I had talents and skills as a
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registered nurse there. I rendered to the community for over
thirty years, and I left because the herbits devolved. They
are just They've ruined the state. I think you and
you watch should get out of there. We'll come up
to a.
Speaker 1 (15:17):
Handsham Jason in the great state of South Carolina. Thanks
for holding Jason, and welcome Jeff.
Speaker 6 (15:27):
Jeff.
Speaker 7 (15:27):
This is such an honor to be on here. I'm
comfortably from Massachusetts, born and raised in Winford. But I
just want to say, everybody, calm down. This is exciting
news that they want to take Trump on this way
with Pocahontas reason being.
Speaker 6 (15:43):
Think about this.
Speaker 7 (15:45):
You go to do that, you have to do that
in a Senate hearing. You're going to bring up everything
that she's ever done, and they will call her up
for the scab liar that she is. Imagine if I
checked in on a box and I'm black, I'm really
obviously if they could tell I'm white, I go to
an interview and then I says, you're not You're not
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You're not black. Wait a minute, I checked the box
because I identify as black, and I know that a minority.
But see, that's how I'm feeling today, the same type
of stupidity that these democrats are pulling off here. We
all got to relax. This is enjoyable. Let her take
them to court, let them pull out this stuff, let
her get exposed to what she is.
Speaker 3 (16:30):
That's all I have to say.
Speaker 1 (16:32):
Well, Jason, before I let you go, buddy, and you're
making an excellent point. You know, a lot of the
Texters and people are emailing me are saying, Jeff, how
could you deliver a racial slur to someone who isn't
of that race? Like she's white, she's not Native American Indians.
So by calling her polka hunt is what's the slur?
Speaker 3 (17:00):
You know?
Speaker 1 (17:01):
I mean, that's how stupid these democrats are. You know
what I mean? So you're calling a white woman who's
whiter than I am, okay, whiter than you are, whiter
than my Ashton whose ancestors go all the way back
to Germany and Norway. She's whiter than he is, and
she's she's it's a slur to call her pocunts. I mean, Jason, honestly,
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have these people collectively lost their minds, like they think
they're going to win on this issue, and.
Speaker 3 (17:35):
This is the whole thing. Jeff.
Speaker 7 (17:36):
Listen, let let's not get upset about this is rejoiced
because when they bring this before Congress, they want to
have a hearing.
Speaker 3 (17:43):
They want to have a bigger pitchment. Yeah right, okay,
let's give that.
Speaker 7 (17:47):
Let's have her testify how she came to become called Poka.
Speaker 1 (17:56):
Jason, thank you very much for that call. I really
appreciate it. See, and that she won't do because that'll
destroy her, I mean, the fraud, the grifter that she
is will be thoroughly unmasked. Vince in Deutschland in Germany.
Thanks for holding Vince, and welcome.
Speaker 6 (18:20):
Jeff. The correct name is Foca Honess, and that's the
one that I think it should be Folka Honess. But uh,
you know, I have to tell you something, Jeff. Last
week I reposted something I saw on X on my
Facebook page and it got fact checked as being mostly untrue.
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And that was Elizabeth Warren's salary is two hundred and
eighty five thousand dollars a year, but her net worth
is sixty seven million dollars. And I brought this up
to my wife, the accountant, and I'm like, you tell
me how she accumulated sixty seven million, and she's like,
there's no way. She's like, even if that was tax
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free and she was the shrewdest investor, she'd be like
twenty twenty five million, tops, you know. And that's the
thing they're thieving from the treasury, Jeff. They're getting kickbacks
from all this foreign aid, from usaid. And basically the
gist of the video that I reposted on Facebook that
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got fact check is fake was that she wants you
to stop from finding out where the money goes. You know,
that's what they want. And I tell you, Jeff, this
is great because they've really painted themselves into the corner
because how many times have they tried Trump as a
racist over the course of the last I don't know,
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nine years and it hasn't stuck. I mean, it's stuck
for a little bit after Charlottesville, but now with X
wide open, you know, it's just it's just dying on
the vine. They have nowhere else to go. What are
we on day fifty two of their struggle session? And
that's what you watching the Democrats struggle session in real time.
Speaker 1 (20:13):
You know, I think you nailed a Vince. They it's
the same playbook over and over. It's racism, dictator, white supremacist,
the end of our country, the end of democracy. They're
running on fumes. They're done. You can see that. And
now comes the reckoning, because you're right. They've been lining
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their pockets, thieving, pillaging, plundering, stealing from us, and now
Elon and Trump are saying those days are over and
that's why they're in a panic. Vince, God bless you.
Thank you for that call. Let me see if I
can squeeze one more in Kevin in New Hampshire, Kevin,
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I've got one minute. The floor is yours.
Speaker 8 (21:00):
Oh hey, top of the morning to you, Jeff. My
name's Kevin. I called once before, regarding something off topic.
I fleeed Massachusetts as well. That's the short of the long.
In New Hampshire for seventeen years, and I've been battling
a library material issue. I don't know if you remember.
A year or so I called, and you know you
wish me well and a check back in. Well, I'm
checking back in and I would like the good folks
(21:23):
here in Salem, fellow citizens that signed a petition for
a warrant article in Salem. You know, I just want
to wish them, you know, I want to thank them
rather for doing so. And I'm basically checking in. I
think you might have someone there from Salem in New
Hampshire as well working with you. I just want to
get the word out that people need to vote yes
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on Question eight tomorrow in Salem. It's a local town election.
People don't get motivated.
Speaker 1 (21:52):
Well, look, Kevin, I wish you all the best, my friend,
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. Okay, A couple of lines are open
if you want to jump on one of the ways.
Now that the Democrats are trying to drum up as
much outrage against Trump is, they're trying to brand him
as a racist. They're desperate. Now he's putting together a
(00:24):
multi racial, working class coalition, a majority political coalition. So
they've got they've got it desperately now tattoo him as
a racist or a bigot before Trump begins to permanently
peel away Latino voters, black voters, Asian voters, you name it,
(00:45):
across the board. And so what they're now claiming is
that remember during his joint address to Congress, Trump asked
about does anybody want this war in you U crane
to continue and to keep spending hundreds of billions of dollars? Well,
(01:06):
chief full of bull, Elizabeth Warren, you know, blurted out.
You can read her lips, you bet I do, Yes,
I do. And so Trump then said, yeah, okay, pocahunt,
this Poka haunt, this wants this war to continue. And
everybody started to laugh. Well, listen now to this congressman
(01:29):
Jamie Raskin, one of the people on the January sixth
Unselect Committee, went on MSDNC and not only did he
side with al Green, big Al saying he never should
have been censured. He did nothing wrong waving his cane
(01:50):
menacingly at Trump and disrespect disrespecting the president and speaking
over the president and disrupting the president. But he says, no,
the one that needs to be censured is Donald Trump,
and Democrats now are going to try to get a
censure resolution because Trump called a Warren Polka haunt this
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listen now to this roll cut seventeen. Mike.
Speaker 2 (02:25):
You know, Al Green was making a very strong, valid,
substantive point, which is there is no mandate to destroy Medicaid,
and the vast majority of Democrats rejected the idea of
censuring him. And really, if we're centering anybody, it should
have been Donald Trump, who I don't think had been
back to our chamber since he incited a violent insurrection
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against us. And then he used his pulpit in order
to call a sitting member of the United States Senate Pocahuntas.
So I think a racial and ethnic slur from the
President was a far greater insult to the dignity and
a quorum of our chamber.
Speaker 1 (03:02):
There you go. So now he's a racist. There was
a racial ethnic slur for calling Chief full of bull Pocahontas.
Now here's what I find unbelievable. Okay, And I'd love
to get all of you to wig in on this.
Six one seven two six, six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. So let me get this straight. Let
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me get this straight. You want to condemn Trump for
mocking Elizabeth Warren, who if and you have to remember this,
this is Key who deliberately lied claiming that she was
of Cherokee descent of Indian descent, once she doesn't have
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a drop of Indian blood in her, who perpetrated a
hoax to get job after job after job in academia,
including a three hundred and fifty thousand dollars gig to
teach one class at HAVID claiming to be a Native
(04:09):
American Indian, knowing full well that she has no Native
American blood in her whatsoever, and that that position, by
the way, was reserved for an actual Native American Indian.
So she perpetrates this grotesque fraud. You want to talk
(04:30):
about cultural appropriation. This is the ultimate in cultural appropriation.
Falsely assumes the identity of a Native American Indian, steals
a job from a Native American Indian to line her pockets,
and Trump is the bad guy for mocking her for
doing it. Okay, let me ask you, point Blanco in
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her country, do you think it's a racial ethnic slur?
When Trump refers to Elizabeth Warren as, I like to
call her chief spreading bull as Pocahontas. This is now
the argument, not just Jamie Raskin, but many Democrats are making.
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The Boston Globe and many others are saying that Trump
should not have called her Pocahontas during his joint address
to Congress. This was themeaning degrading, insulting. It is a
racial ethnic slur, and if anyone should be censured, it's
it's President Trump. Donald J. Trump. Agree, disagree? Let me
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just say this super quick. I'm looking at this and
I'm saying so, let me get this straight. This woman
is the one who lies about being a Native American
Indian to advance her career, to line her pockets, to
be wealthy and successful in academia, and then uses it
(06:02):
to run for office. Claiming to be a minority when
she's not, and when you mock her for it. The
only racist, by the way, is her. The only one
that appropriated Native American Indian status is her. The only
one that lied about being a Native American is her.
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And then when pressed, what's your evidence? Remember infamously what
she said was look at the high cheek bones. That's
what my mother always told me. So to me, if
anyone deserves to be mocked and ridiculed, it's her. And
yet Trump is the bad guy. Let me tell you
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what the larger issue is. She's worth north of sixty
seven million dollars, Elizabeth Warren sixty seven million. How did
she line her pockets? How does a woman making two
hundred thousand dollars a year have over sixty cent is
worth over sixty seven million dollars, that's the question we
(07:08):
should be asking. And how the hell did she manage
to steal jobs from real Native American Indians, whether at
Harvard or the University of Pennsylvania or other institutions. As
she grifted her way, lied her way, conder way up
(07:31):
the ladder in academia. And I've got to ask this
to every single liberal. You go on about cultural appropriation
over and over and over again. What Elizabeth Warren did
was stone cold cultural appropriation. A blue eyed, blonde haired,
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white skinned woman claimed to be a check and you
support that. Six one seven two six six sixty eight
sixty eight. John in Revere, Thanks for holding John, and welcome.
Speaker 3 (08:16):
Jeff.
Speaker 4 (08:16):
How you doing, first time caller here, Born and railcome.
Speaker 3 (08:20):
Boston, Massachusetts. Thank you.
Speaker 4 (08:22):
I recently moved to Florida with my family. My wife's
uncle listens to the koner Man every single morning, so
now I'm a fan, and uh, I'm happy to be
on the phone with you. I wanted a number one
I was I was gonna call. I was calling about
the utilities that you were talking about earlier, but I
will touch base on what you just said about the
cultural appropriation. These guys are masters of projection. All the
(08:47):
trash that they do they project onto us, and that's
their tactic. They've been trying to call Trump a racist
since day one. That's the only thing they have and
it's crazy that they believe it. But I wanted a
call back because I heard you speaking earlier about how
they're killing us on utilities and I'm a small business owner.
(09:07):
I own two restaurants in Massachusetts, so I go back
and forth between Florida in Massachusetts.
Speaker 3 (09:12):
And it's home.
Speaker 4 (09:14):
But it's just crazy up there. And I know that
people's personal bills aren't getting gouged. I just wanted the
people to hear what they're doing in small businesses with
these delivery charges. My gas bill is upwards of four
thousand dollars because the delivery charge is over two grand.
And you have these these liberal I'm telling you now,
(09:35):
my usage is seventeen hundred dollars and my delivery is
twenty one hundred dollars, and these liberal dorks will parade
around the city and think that small businesses are gouging them. Right,
we have to sell cheeseburgers for twenty bucks because we
can't make ends meet. I mean, this has been the
worst four years in my business history. And I can't
(09:59):
wait for Big Donnie to pull out the drill bit
and drill baby drilled, because this is what's killing everything.
It's the utility costs. I mean, we are getting absolutely
crushed and the drilling can't come soon enough. So you know,
I don't know what else to do with a small business.
But I know that restaurants and small businesses all over
(10:20):
the state are closing and it's getting crazy. We need
help because we're at a dead end. I mean, like
I said, it's been the worst that's ever been for me,
and we're just you know, rubbing pennies together to get
by John.
Speaker 1 (10:34):
For the lay person out there, why are delivery costs
you said, the gas itself is seventeen hundred, the delivery
is twenty one hundred, almost twenty two hundred, basically four
thousand dollars. Why are the delivery costs so high?
Speaker 4 (10:53):
Well, I think you know, I mean, I'm not an
expert at it, but I look at it like this,
like someone produces the energy, right and it's not the
it's not it's not National Grid. You know, they're the
ones that deliver it. They own the pipes to bring
everything in. So and it's somewhat of a monopoly. I mean,
who else can we go to. There's no one else
you can go to. And what they allow you to
do is they allow you to negotiate delivery charges with
(11:16):
other companies, Like you can sign a contract and they'll
and they'll lock it down. But in the state of Massachusetts,
for the last few years it was it wasn't allowed.
So now we're stuck paying these asenine fees. And I
think it's a money grab because they know the drilling
is coming, so they're thinking, let's grab what we can
because everything's gonna go back down. I'll tell you what
(11:37):
when when when President Trump was in office, you know,
it's it's not like like I'm the truth of the truth.
I mean, everything was much lower. It was literally we
were it was the best years we had business wise.
Speaker 3 (11:52):
Utilities were reasonable.
Speaker 4 (11:54):
You know, one thousand dollars twelve hundred dollars for gas,
four thousand dollars for using the same amount the gas
is ridiculous. And then you get backed up and I'm
going to tell you I had my gas shot off
two weeks ago because I couldn't afford to pay the bill.
They do nothing for businesses.
Speaker 3 (12:09):
And this is all.
Speaker 4 (12:12):
The product of what these what these idiots have put
into place. You know, it's all the movements that they're
making and all the decisions that they make, and all
the money that they send elsewhere, and then they don't
help us the tax payers, you know, and now we're stuck.
And what happens is Oh, well, sorry, you have to
pay it. If you don't, we're going to shut you off,
and good luck. That's just what they do.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
It's disgusting, John, I know you're talking from a small
business perspective. I can't tell you how many emails and
texts I've gotten throughout today's show, elderly people in their
seventies and eighties texting me saying, Jeff, I'm behind on
my utilities. I'm behind on my gas bill. They're threatening
(12:55):
to cut me off, to shut me off. I need
electric I can't function in the dark. I need the heating,
whatever I need. I need to have power. And you
know it's not four thousand, but they're saying, Jeff, I
live in a very small apartment. I'm paying six hundred,
seven hundred, eight hundred the costs they're doubling, tripling, quadrupling. John.
(13:21):
Final word, I've got to ask you, how do people survive?
Speaker 4 (13:25):
No?
Speaker 1 (13:25):
Really how? I mean there's got to be a breaking point,
Am I wrong?
Speaker 3 (13:32):
I mean how do people survive?
Speaker 4 (13:34):
I think that we're in an era where people are
surviving on credit. I think that, you know, if you
look at the statistics, a lot of people are in
a lot of debt.
Speaker 3 (13:42):
Right now, including myself.
Speaker 4 (13:44):
I went from from having everything to almost having nothing
in a matter of two years.
Speaker 3 (13:49):
And you know, how do you survive? I mean you
got to buckle down.
Speaker 4 (13:51):
And I think there are programs for residential you know,
and I think they're a little bit more lenient.
Speaker 3 (13:58):
But but you know, I can tell you my mom
lived rosindlle Man. Her bill was six hundred bucks. That's crazy.
She lives by herself. So you know, how do we survive?
Speaker 4 (14:06):
Uh?
Speaker 3 (14:07):
I think we uh we wait for our great.
Speaker 4 (14:10):
President uh to stand on business as they say and
do what he says he's going to do, because I
think ultimately, unleashing American energy is the key to like
ninety percent of our problems.
Speaker 1 (14:22):
Amen, Amen, Amen, John. Please, I know it's your first
time calling. Don't be a stranger. Call again six one
seven two six great call six one seven two six
six sixty eight sixty eight Mike, how much time left?
Deb in New Hampshire? Thanks for holding deb and welcome.
Speaker 5 (14:44):
Beck Hi Jack seven, New Hampshire. What I want to
what I want to tell you is lia Waa. It's
too good a name for her. She's a trader, he's
beyond uh savings. She's just She's one of the reasons
I left Massachusetts. I had talents and skills as a
(15:05):
registered nurse there. I rendered to the community for over
thirty years, and I left because the herbits devolved. They
are just They've ruined the state. I think you and
you watch should get out of there. We'll come up
to a.
Speaker 1 (15:17):
Handsham Jason in the great state of South Carolina. Thanks
for holding Jason, and welcome Jeff.
Speaker 6 (15:27):
Jeff.
Speaker 7 (15:27):
This is such an honor to be on here. I'm
comfortably from Massachusetts, born and raised in Winford. But I
just want to say, everybody, calm down. This is exciting
news that they want to take Trump on this way
with Pocahontas reason being.
Speaker 6 (15:43):
Think about this.
Speaker 7 (15:45):
You go to do that, you have to do that
in a Senate hearing. You're going to bring up everything
that she's ever done, and they will call her up
for the scab liar that she is. Imagine if I
checked in on a box and I'm black, I'm really
obviously if they could tell I'm white, I go to
an interview and then I says, you're not You're not
(16:09):
You're not black. Wait a minute, I checked the box
because I identify as black, and I know that a minority.
But see, that's how I'm feeling today, the same type
of stupidity that these democrats are pulling off here. We
all got to relax. This is enjoyable. Let her take
them to court, let them pull out this stuff, let
her get exposed to what she is.
Speaker 3 (16:30):
That's all I have to say.
Speaker 1 (16:32):
Well, Jason, before I let you go, buddy, and you're
making an excellent point. You know, a lot of the
Texters and people are emailing me are saying, Jeff, how
could you deliver a racial slur to someone who isn't
of that race? Like she's white, she's not Native American Indians.
So by calling her polka hunt is what's the slur?
Speaker 3 (17:00):
You know?
Speaker 1 (17:01):
I mean, that's how stupid these democrats are. You know
what I mean? So you're calling a white woman who's
whiter than I am, okay, whiter than you are, whiter
than my Ashton whose ancestors go all the way back
to Germany and Norway. She's whiter than he is, and
she's she's it's a slur to call her pocunts. I mean, Jason, honestly,
(17:27):
have these people collectively lost their minds, like they think
they're going to win on this issue, and.
Speaker 3 (17:35):
This is the whole thing. Jeff.
Speaker 7 (17:36):
Listen, let let's not get upset about this is rejoiced
because when they bring this before Congress, they want to
have a hearing.
Speaker 3 (17:43):
They want to have a bigger pitchment. Yeah right, okay,
let's give that.
Speaker 7 (17:47):
Let's have her testify how she came to become called Poka.
Speaker 1 (17:56):
Jason, thank you very much for that call. I really
appreciate it. See, and that she won't do because that'll
destroy her, I mean, the fraud, the grifter that she
is will be thoroughly unmasked. Vince in Deutschland in Germany.
Thanks for holding Vince, and welcome.
Speaker 6 (18:20):
Jeff. The correct name is Foca Honess, and that's the
one that I think it should be Folka Honess. But uh,
you know, I have to tell you something, Jeff. Last
week I reposted something I saw on X on my
Facebook page and it got fact checked as being mostly untrue.
(18:41):
And that was Elizabeth Warren's salary is two hundred and
eighty five thousand dollars a year, but her net worth
is sixty seven million dollars. And I brought this up
to my wife, the accountant, and I'm like, you tell
me how she accumulated sixty seven million, and she's like,
there's no way. She's like, even if that was tax
(19:04):
free and she was the shrewdest investor, she'd be like
twenty twenty five million, tops, you know. And that's the
thing they're thieving from the treasury, Jeff. They're getting kickbacks
from all this foreign aid, from usaid. And basically the
gist of the video that I reposted on Facebook that
(19:25):
got fact check is fake was that she wants you
to stop from finding out where the money goes. You know,
that's what they want. And I tell you, Jeff, this
is great because they've really painted themselves into the corner
because how many times have they tried Trump as a
racist over the course of the last I don't know,
(19:46):
nine years and it hasn't stuck. I mean, it's stuck
for a little bit after Charlottesville, but now with X
wide open, you know, it's just it's just dying on
the vine. They have nowhere else to go. What are
we on day fifty two of their struggle session? And
that's what you watching the Democrats struggle session in real time.
Speaker 1 (20:13):
You know, I think you nailed a Vince. They it's
the same playbook over and over. It's racism, dictator, white supremacist,
the end of our country, the end of democracy. They're
running on fumes. They're done. You can see that. And
now comes the reckoning, because you're right. They've been lining
(20:35):
their pockets, thieving, pillaging, plundering, stealing from us, and now
Elon and Trump are saying those days are over and
that's why they're in a panic. Vince, God bless you.
Thank you for that call. Let me see if I
can squeeze one more in Kevin in New Hampshire, Kevin,
(20:56):
I've got one minute. The floor is yours.
Speaker 8 (21:00):
Oh hey, top of the morning to you, Jeff. My
name's Kevin. I called once before, regarding something off topic.
I fleeed Massachusetts as well. That's the short of the long.
In New Hampshire for seventeen years, and I've been battling
a library material issue. I don't know if you remember.
A year or so I called, and you know you
wish me well and a check back in. Well, I'm
checking back in and I would like the good folks
(21:23):
here in Salem, fellow citizens that signed a petition for
a warrant article in Salem. You know, I just want
to wish them, you know, I want to thank them
rather for doing so. And I'm basically checking in. I
think you might have someone there from Salem in New
Hampshire as well working with you. I just want to
get the word out that people need to vote yes
(21:45):
on Question eight tomorrow in Salem. It's a local town election.
People don't get motivated.
Speaker 1 (21:52):
Well, look, Kevin, I wish you all the best, my friend,
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