Dud or Success?

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Okay, let's go right back to Brenda in Beverly. Brenda,
so you went to your local No King's rally full
of Democrats. Obviously you stuck out like a sore thumb.
One of them was a neighbor or someone you knew
noticed you, and the attitude, the her entire disposition changed.

(00:26):
She ran right up to you. And then please pick
it up from there, Brenda.

Speaker 2 (00:32):
Yes, Jeff, and I have two other examples after this.
It's hysterical. So she came up to me, and you know,
she was annoyed, and I'm like, we've had sort of
a nice relationship. Let's say acquaintance business. I go to
a business in Beverly, and all of a sudden, she
just comes running up to me with her No King sign,

(00:54):
puts it right into my face, and then she just
walks away, and I'm like, oh my goodness. And so
I instead of getting upset, I just started to laugh.
I just said, Okay, I understand, you know I'm hearing you.
In my head, liberalism is a mental disorder. I go,
she's suffering, she's upset, she doesn't know what else to do,
and she just had a moment. Okay, we all have moments.

(01:16):
She had a moment. She just couldn't handle the fact that,
you know what Trump supporter I e me was there.
So then I proceeded to walk. It was actually quite large.
I don't know the numbers. I'm not a numbers girl,
or I don't know a couple one hundred people. It
was much bigger than I expected it to be. So
then I keep walking, and then all of a sudden,
I'm outed by a neighbor. And I figured out because

(01:37):
I know a lot of people of Beverly, so I hear, hey, Brunda,
and I see somebody. I see this guy waving to me,
and so I walked over to him. He's a very
lovely man. And so he also said what are you
doing here? Because he knows my politics and I know his.
He's got his Bernie stickers on his truck and whatever.

(01:58):
And so I say, I go, I know I'm in
the lions then as a Trump supporter. And I'll tell
you that he was in a crowd of people. I
have all these eyeballs now looking at me. Okay, to
which the woman, this is a second woman. Now she turns,
she must have seen me taken pictures and she goes,
what are you doing taking all these pictures? She stops

(02:20):
grilling me, what are you going to do with those pictures?
So I'm looking at her and I'm thinking, oh my gosh,
I you believe this. And I said, I don't know
what I'm gonna do, to which she gets really po
She goes, you don't know what you're gonna do with
the pictures that you're taking. Then I start laughing because
I'm like, I'm not here to provoke anybody. I'm here

(02:40):
to sort of have a good time myself. This is
cracking me. After people dressed as bumblebees, there was Santa Claus,
there was somebody dressed up as a hot dog. There
was all kinds of crazy stuff going on. And so
she's getting po'ed at me because I'm not telling her
what I'm gonna do with the pictures that I'm taking,
which quite frankly, is none of her business. What I'm

(03:00):
going to do with the pictures that I'm taking. She goes,
She just turns and bristles, like I'm done with you.
So then he lee I leave, and I hear my
friend neighbor say I could hear me, goes, she's a
nice lady. So he's sort of kind of defended me,
and I appreciate that. So then I keep walking down
the street and I don't know that I am behind

(03:22):
a woman. I'm walking and she's walking behind me. We
have this Katie Porter moment. I hear this woman screaming
at me, get.

Speaker 3 (03:33):
Out of the way.

Speaker 2 (03:34):
You're in my shot. I'm trying to take pictures. And
I tried to walk and this is, Oh God, forgive me,
I said it. There is this old dad. I go,
I look at her. I go, what And she's taking
her arm, you know, and like, get out of my way,
you're in my shot. And she just she came flying

(03:55):
and almost like knock me over. She didn't touch me,
and I'm just looking at her and she gave me
the sneering, snarling look and I look back and I go,
enjoy your protests. And so it's just that was sort
of the the attitude and the aura of what was
going on there. They had signs. I didn't take pictures

(04:17):
of those. They didn't want them in my frame. The
F F Donald Trump professionally made flags the F Donald
Trump sign. They had professional flags that said eighty six
forty seven.

Speaker 1 (04:30):
Oh. They did, so they had.

Speaker 2 (04:33):
Really there was a lot of those. In fact, there
was somebody that I saw walking in my neighborhood. It
was a couple. It looked like sort of like, you
know nothing, They're like, okay, look at this couple. And
I saw underneath his arm a homemade sign that said
fight Democracy eighty six forty seven. It was a homemade sign.

(04:53):
And there was a ton of no King sign like
the gal that came up to me that I do
know was an acquaintance that put it in my and
so you know, they was singing, they had music in
the background. You know, there was a ton of people.
I mean, listen, Beverly is a highly democratic town, and
so you know there's there's less of us than the

(05:14):
perhaps of those of the No Kings. And you had
asked the audience earlier, why do you think that people
have resorted to this? And I just think it's human nature, Jeff.
They feel out of control, and any of us when
we feel like we're out of control in a situation,
you're frustrated, you feel trapped, you don't know what else
to do. So they're doing something, and they are doing

(05:37):
a No King's protest, which makes absolutely no sense because
Trump is not a king, and I agree with them,
there are no kings because we don't have a king.
We have no king, and he won.

Speaker 1 (05:50):
Don't what else to tell them, Brenda, Right, honestly, great call,
great call, Thank you so much, and take care of Brenda. No. Look, look,
the first No King's rally that was in June accomplished
nothing zero. This No King's Rally is going to accomplish
nothing zero. So you're right, Brenda. It's almost like you're

(06:13):
just raging to vent, like just get it out of
the you know, they feel they're not in control of
the country and just start yelling and screaming and making
fools of themselves. But I gotta tell you this stuff
about the flags. Eighty six forty seven six one seven
two six six sixty eight sixty eight is the number. Okay, Well,

(06:35):
the much hyped No Kings Rally, or to be more accurate, rallies, Apparently,
they took place in over two thousand, seven hundred cities
and towns across the United States. The left is saying
it is the great The media in particular is saying
it was the most the largest biggest protest in American history.

(07:00):
The reality, it's the exact opposite. And the media now
is trying to desperately backtrack because they have now been
caught in lie after lae after lie, grossly at times
fraudulently exaggerating the size crowd, the most egregious example here
in Boston. This is national. This is not just a

(07:21):
local story, it's a national story. MSNBC on Saturday put
up fake footage, fraudulent footage of a two thy seventeen
rally in the Boston Common in which forty thousand people
showed up, and then falsely claimed that this was live

(07:42):
footage of the rally on Saturday, and they did it
throughout the entire day to try to give a fake
sense of momentum of these massive, overwhelming crowds. That rally
in twenty seventeen had about forty thousand people, and you
can see in the images it's a sea of people.

(08:04):
The real rally in Boston more like two thousand. Now
the other thing, And people were noticing right away if
you remember that rally in twenty seventeen, was it in
the fall. So you're looking at Boston Common, it's a
sea of people, but the leaves are all green. I
mean green, green, green. You look at leaves now, especially

(08:29):
in New England, here in mass downtown Boston, Boston Common
what's the thing that's most striking about the leaves? They're
all changing color. So even that alone should have told
everybody watching this, like, hold on, we're getting deep into October. Now,

(08:49):
how come old aid? There's all you know? There's the
leaves are all on the trees. The leaves haven't fallen yet,
or some haven't fallen. There's not one yellow leaf, not
one red leaf. None of the leaves are changing color.
It's all green, green, green, like in the summertime. That
was the first tell. And now MSNBC had to admit

(09:13):
that they used fraudulent fake footage. It is considered now
one of the greatest media scandals in American history, clearly
one of the greatest examples of pure media fraud. But
they did it on a smaller scale in New York,
in Portland, in New Orleans, in San Francisco, in Chicago,

(09:36):
everywhere across the country, where they grossly exaggerated the crowd size,
oftentimes by three, four, five, six, seven times. We had
a call from our Western PA constitutionalist correspondent, Dave saying,
I was in Pittsburgh, downtown Pittsburgh. Maybe four or five
hundred people, not one thousand, not two thousand, not the

(10:00):
of numbers. The local media was saying very quickly, this
is to all the crazies that turned up at these
rallies with their dinosaur costumes and hot dog costumes and
frog costumes and cat costumes. This is from seven eight one, Jeff.
What this weekends no Kings protests showed to me is

(10:24):
that the mental health crisis is far greater than ever
imagined in this country. You're dead on seven eight one. Okay,
this is from six to one seven Jeff. Two points.
It's not that the silver haired bust in hippies haven't

(10:45):
wisened up. It's that they haven't grown up. It's comical
to see them holding on to the misguided values of
their young adulthood. Grow up. And number two, kudos to
Sue O'Connell, the NBC ten reporter who actually on air

(11:08):
called out the truth instead of feeding into biased reports.
Her credibility as a broadcaster just shot off the charts. Well,
she's the one, I mean where she's like it's a
pretty small crowd, right, Like she's live on the air, like,
in other words, they're going on tens of thousands, tens

(11:28):
of thousands, And she was like, you're looking at two
maybe three thousand. And then of course the organizers were
going on about, oh, it's going to be an army
of young people, all and all black people, brown people,
latina a Trump's white supremacy. They're gonna rise up. And

(11:48):
she's like, it's mostly older white haired folks. In fact,
predominantly older white haired folks. In other words, this is
not what they told us. It was gonna be not
even close. Okay, one more and then I want to
go to the phone lines. By the way, you can
text the cooner man seven zero four seven zero seven

(12:12):
zero four seven zero. This is from six to Ozho
three and six h three. Makes a very very interesting point, Jeff.
I find that the links that left wing communists will
go to absolutely amazing. One well known practice of the communists,
and this is true, is to empty out the prisons

(12:35):
and turn them loose on the population. But I never,
in my wildest dreams thought that the left here in
the United States would stoop to this all time new
low of emptying out the old folks, retirement homes and
independent living facilities and turn their geriatric brown shirts armed

(13:00):
with walkers and canes loose upon us. This is a
bridge too far, Kooner Man, you know, I mean, obviously
a lot of it is tongue in cheek, but now
the overwhelming over representation of elderly white people, many of them,

(13:22):
many of them late seventies and eighties, at so many
of these so called no Kings rallies. Honestly, I got
to ask myself, did they go into these old folks
homes and say, hey, you know, as you know, they
pay protesters, or they pay Antifa or what you guys
want to make a few bucks? Hold on, can we

(13:44):
just rent them for an afternoon and we'll kind of
like bust them to these places and give them signs.
I want to know, in all seriousness, I want to know,
did the Democrats go into these retirement home homes and
living facilities and rent these elderly people as their protesters.

(14:08):
I'm just I gotta ask, because something here doesn't add
up six ones. And if they did, who the hell
does that? Who does that? Well? Democrats do? Mark in Medford,
Thanks for holding Mark, and welcome.

Speaker 4 (14:30):
Good morning, Jeff. Happy Monday, Joey.

Speaker 1 (14:32):
Happy Monday, my friend.

Speaker 4 (14:34):
So, Jeff, I like to remind these no Kings idiots
that over seventy seven million people elected Donald Trump to
be President of the United States. I think the last
time I checked, Jeff, Kings don't get elected. Am I
right around?

Speaker 1 (14:49):
You're completely right?

Speaker 4 (14:51):
Okay? And the last time I checked, also seventy seven
million as a hell of a lot more people that
showed up Saturday. That's the damn shore. But Jeff, my
question to you is this, what is the FCC's job
it is? Are they just staying to sit there with
it thumbs up there butts and I'll do nothing and
just continuously let people say and do whatever they want

(15:14):
on TV. A'll uh, Jimmy Kimmel, a'llah uh what they
did at the MSNBC, what they did Saturday? And also
Jeff Channel five posted the same thing. And I left
them a nasty message which I cannot read on the
air or you'll get fined that I'll get fined and
I'll probably get thrown in jail.

Speaker 1 (15:32):
But that Mark, can you can you do me a
big favor? How much time left? Mike? Okay? Mark, please
hang on. I want to talk to you about Channel five,
because this is a window into the lies and the
misinformation that the local media, not just here across the
entire country. Six one seven two six six sixty eight

(15:56):
sixty eight is the number. Okay, I want to go
right back to Mark and Medford. He was making a
stupendous point just before I do, and this kind of
feeds into I think Mark's overall point. This is from
Sherry on Messenger, and by the way, I'm getting so
many of these kinds of points or comments either on Messenger, email,

(16:22):
the text from all over Massachusetts, all over Rhode Island,
all over New Hampshire. I'm getting in from California, I'm
getting it from Texas. I'm getting it from the Pacific Northwest,
where people are saying, Jeff, the media is lying. I'm
telling you, we went just to see the event, you know,
to see the rally, and the turnout was nowhere near

(16:46):
what the media was claiming it was, whether on television
or radio or wherever. So just as an example, this
is Sherry saying, Jeff, she was in Medway. I drove
by Medway, the local park, and I saw the quote
unquote King's rally. The no King's rally. It wasn't a

(17:07):
big deal. It felt like all the cars were ignoring them.
No one was honking or beeping in support. And there
were lots of older folks. What a joke, What a joke.
So again, you know, a splattering of people here, a

(17:28):
splattering of people there, A couple hundred here, four hundred here,
five hundred here, Boston gets a couple thousand, and they're
trying to turn this now into millions and millions and millions. Mark,
I want to go right back to you. Are you
still there? Mark?

Speaker 4 (17:45):
Ah Me?

Speaker 1 (17:46):
Beautiful? Mark. You mentioned the local ABC affiliate WCVB and
how you sent them a message you were very unhappy
with their coverage for the audience out there. What did
local channel five claim and why were you so angry
at them?

Speaker 4 (18:05):
They pretty much claimed the same exact thing they said
on MSNBC.

Speaker 1 (18:11):
So they claimed what tens of thousands showed up. Is
that what they claimed.

Speaker 4 (18:16):
The Boston common Yes, yes it was. And Jeff, you
want to hear something even more funny that it was
also been reported in Times Square in New York City
at exactly one pm, everybody dispersed all at the same
time and went home. Jeez, is that when they had
to punch out Jeff.

Speaker 1 (18:43):
Mike, I got it. This is incredible. By the way,
did anybody at local Channel five call contact you back
and say we regret the error, we made a mistake
or well, you know, wast you an apology or a correction.

Speaker 4 (18:55):
Jeff, They didn't comment what I said to them, Jeff,
would get you fight it if you said it on TV,
but no, you said it on the radio. But the
in a nutshell, I basically told them they should be
ashamed them themselves and they should be taken off the
air along with MSNBC, effective immediately. But Jeff, like I
said earlier in what I called, I said, what does

(19:18):
the FCC do? Do they get paid to sit there
with their thumbs up their asses or what? Seriously, because
people are getting away with saying things on TV that
shouldn't be said, saying things on TV that are complete lies,
but yet they get away with it. Jeff, I mean,
what does Trump have to do with this FCC administration?

Speaker 1 (19:41):
You're dead on now, Mark, honestly, you're absolutely dead on.
And Mark, I really want to thank you for that call.
Really excellent call. Excellent call. No, Look, there's a certain
point where there has to be journalistic responsibility, you know.
And I'm not talking about well, you give an opinion,
I don't agree with that opinion. Or when you claim

(20:01):
that there's forty thousand people in Boston Common for a
rally on Saturday, and it turns out that you used
footage from a two thousand and seventeen rally which had
a completely different issue. Okay, it was a Black Lives
Matter rally about allegedly the Klan coming to Boston. It

(20:23):
was just ten people who were going to give a
free speak at a free speech rally. There were ten speakers,
many of them, by the way, some of them leftists
and Bernie supporters are anti war activists. And Marty Walsh
to rile up the city says, literally, white supremacists are
coming to Boston and they're going to be speaking at
the Common. And word got out into the black community,

(20:45):
the black churches. They scared the living daylights out of them,
and so forty thousand of them poured out onto the streets.
They went like they went nuts. Now, And I know
because I was there. I covered it. I was there
literally at the Common, so I remember that very vividly.
You take footage from eight years ago, and you pass

(21:08):
that off now as what happened on Saturday, saying look
at the crowd, this is forty thousand. Easy, easy, There
was two thousand, maybe three thousand, Fine, give them, give
them an extra thousand. Three thousand is not forty thousand.
Using footage from eight years ago and passing it off

(21:31):
like this took place on Saturday. That's fraud, that's propaganda. Now,
how do you I'm sorry, how do they keep their
broadcast license? How do these local stations? I just find
this incredible. So how does four or five hundred now
translate into tens and tens of thousands? Really? I mean

(21:55):
it's like you just you look at the camera and
you're like, maybe four hundred maybe five hundred. Where do
you get And by the way, whenever I give a
crowd size, just so that you know, when we do
one of our rallies, I get the police estimate, you know,
I give my own opinion. I say, look, it looked
to me whatever, two thousand showed up, whatever, three whatever.

(22:16):
But I go the police. I always go to the
police and I say, hey, guys, you know, what's your
collective opinion? Because they have cops everywhere. You know this.
You know, one police officer is counting it from one side,
the other police officers counting from the other side. And
they always file a report to the local police station.
So you know, rally, it took place such and such play,

(22:37):
such and such time, such and such day, and approximately whatever,
A thousand showed up, five thousand showed up. So I
always use the police estimate and say, well, according to police,
this is how many people showed up. They're not using
police estimates. They just it's like they just out of

(22:58):
a hat, out of a you know, forgive me, out
of their rear end. They're just pulling it out of
their rear end. And that's how they've gotten now to
this five million, seven million. Now they're at fifteen million.
Every hour goes up fifteen million around the country roads
up against Trump. You combine all the cities maybe one million, maybe, okay,

(23:29):
and that's only because La and some may. I think
New York had one hundred thousand or something like that.
So one hundred thousand here, one hundred thousand there, you know,
and then you start, you know, cobbling together other smaller
cities and towns, and maybe you get to a million.
They went from a million to five million, five million
to seven million, seven million to fifteen million. And you're

(23:54):
looking around and honestly, you're like, these are all these
former hippies, all former hippies, ninety percent of the crowd
or former hippies. Where's your fifteen million? Hey, wich stalk
is over? Really? Hey? Did you get the memo? It's over.
It's been sixty years, it's over. Now. You want to

(24:19):
see the quality of these protests. If I said it,
you would not believe it. So listen to this. Okay,
this is the quality. And I think Mark is onto something.
I think the few that did show up, many of
them I believe were paid. I think there's no question
they were paid, like you're seeing in a lot of

(24:40):
these anti ice rallies as well. Why this is a TikToker.
I've never heard of her before. Apparently she's you know,
younger TikToker. She's a conservative who's got a bit of
a following on social media. Her name is Caroline Joyous
and this is her posting a video she's now asking.

(25:02):
And this is a younger person now, a bearded protester.
This is at a nold King's rally. And the obvious
question is and if I was at the Boston Common
as a reporter, this is the only question I would ask. Okay,
you're here to protest against Trump. You're saying he's a king,
he's a dictator. I get it. What freedoms has he

(25:24):
specifically taken from you? Go? I'm just asking, this is
your rally, this is what you claim, So just specifically, now,
so what freedoms have you lost under Trump? What freedoms
has he taken away from you? Please? Go ahead, That's
what she asks. Listen now to the response. Roll cut

(25:48):
twelve A mic.

Speaker 5 (25:52):
I was wondering yet the case protest today. I was
wondering how President Trump has But you're you put your
freedom in jeopardy, I woman saying, my, so, whose freedoms?
And why are you out here at the No King's protests?
I guess.

Speaker 3 (26:13):
I don't think.

Speaker 1 (26:15):
I don't know. They lay off the drugs, buddy, I swear, Hey,
easy on that pot, take it easy with that bong,
easy now easy. So really well, I wouldn't say my
freedom is in jeopardy. Oh okay, So whose freedoms are
in jeopardy? Oh? Hey, man, I just thought it'd be

(26:38):
cool to show up. Man. Okay, now she goes on.
She now asks a liberal protester, so what is he
done in particular? It's a woman. What is he done
in particular, you know, to limit your freedoms, to limit
anybody else's freedoms, like whose freedoms are being taken away? Here?
Remember he's a king. Now he's a dictator, he's an authoritarian.

(27:00):
He's Hitler, he's hitler. What has he done? Roll cut
twelve A mike.

Speaker 5 (27:09):
I was wondering, what has President Trump done to put
your freedom in danger?

Speaker 1 (27:14):
We have so much competent.

Speaker 2 (27:15):
I think that he has done so.

Speaker 5 (27:18):
By sorry, we weren't expected to be on.

Speaker 1 (27:26):
Yeah it was out if you heard the last part.
But I'm sorry. Uh. I wasn't expecting to be put
on the spot. So you can't name one freedom that
you've lost, You can't name one. There's your dictator for you.
I just these people are so stupid. I'm talking brainwashed zombies. Sheeople.

(27:54):
Now as this is what I said to Grace yesterday.
I said here she found this funny. I don't know why,
but I said, imagine, I know it was a different time.
They didn't have that kind of technology. But bear with me.
You go on a time machine and you can bring
a camera and a microphone, and you go back to
July fourth, seventeen seventy six. Okay, the original No King Rally,

(28:18):
the greatest No King rally ever held. And I'm not
talking you talk to Thomas Jefferson or George Washington or
Ben Franklin or John Adams or no, no, no, no, no,
no no. I'm just talking your ordinary Boston colonist or
in Virginia or pick your colony. And you go, hey,

(28:40):
you know, what's that thing you're holding. It's a microphone?
What the hell is that? I forget about it. What
are you protesting? What is King George the third? Could
you name me a freedom that he's taken away from you?
You know what their answer would be, do you have
all day? How about no taxation without representation? How about

(29:02):
the right to free expression? How about their right to
freely assemble? How about the fact that they're taking British
troops and they're quartering them in every single one of
our homes. Do you understand that we have soldiers now
who have literally invaded our homes on behalf of the
King and they just wouldn't stop. It would be all

(29:23):
day all. You know, how about freedom of speech, how
about freedom of religion? How about just go on and
on and on and on. You'd be like, geez, well, yeah, yeah,
you gotta throw you got you gotta overthrow them guys.
I mean it's pretty obvious he's taken everything. For God's sake,

(29:44):
it wouldn't be Oh jeez, you're putting me on the spot. Now.
Uh that's a toughie. Could you come back another time,
you know, or it wouldn't be uh yeah, man, h
then nothing to me. I'm fine, I'm okay. No freedom

(30:05):
has been taken away from me. Man. Oh these people
are a joke. Honest to God, they're a joke. Six
one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight agree, disagree.
Mark in New Hampshire, Thanks for holding Mark, and welcome.

Speaker 3 (30:28):
My man.

Speaker 1 (30:32):
How are you, Mark?

Speaker 3 (30:34):
Jeff? I had probably the most fun I've ever had
this last weekend, but strolling them, Oh yes, my man.
So you know, I'm told you in the past we're
a fairly republican area. You know, up where I am
and I got win, there was gonna be a be
a new King's rally in my town. So I decided

(30:57):
I'd go down there and have some fun. Jeff right,
So I I have a black tahoe, right, So I
slow rolled in front of them with my window down
and my neck gater up and my sunglasses on and
my camera out. And I slow rolled in front of
them on the side of the road as they're all
waving there, you know, no Ice flags and all that,
and they're all staring at me trying to figure out

(31:18):
who I am now. Of there was probably seventy five,
maybe one hundred people, I didn't recognize a single one
of them, Like, none of them. I didn't recognize any
of them. So I figure, I'm gonna have some fun.
So I went down. I pulled down the side street,
pulled into a pocketing lot across from them.

Speaker 2 (31:38):
And now I have a.

Speaker 3 (31:39):
Replica Ice jersey, so I had that on. I had
I had my thin blue line flag, and I had
another flag. It's read with a hammer and sickle with
a line through it. So I said, I'm gonna go
have some fun. So I walked down. I stood across
the street holding my flags, and they're all shouting stuff.
And when I turned around and they saw the back

(32:01):
of my jersey that said ice immigration. They started freaking out,
screaming fascist and all this stuff. So I had a
little I had an orange traffic cone with me, so
I started yelling back at him, you know, still your president.
And I started yelling all kinds of stuff back at him.
So after a few minutes, they're getting really mad that

(32:23):
I'm daring to stand across the street from him. So
there's two cops that are on their side of the
road and I see this woman pointing at me, pointing
at them, screaming at them, telling them to come over.

Speaker 1 (32:33):
And tell me to leave.

Speaker 3 (32:34):
So the two cops come over. Now I know everybody
in town, I know all the police. They come up
to me like, hey, Bud, listen. I pulled the neck
gator down Jeff so they could see my face and
they both start laughing, right and they looked at me.
He's like, what are you doing? I said, I'm protesting
the protesters. He's like, he's like, you're out of your mind,

(32:55):
I said, saying so he's like, how are you going
to be here? I said, you got about another twenty minutes.
I'm like, because I have stuff to do. He's like,
just do me a favorite. Don't go across the street.
I said, I'm not the one. You gotta worry about it.

Speaker 4 (33:07):
He's like, I know.

Speaker 3 (33:10):
So then he walked back across the street. He and
I hear him tell the lady sorry, there's nothing I
can do about it. She starts screaming at him, calling
me a fascist and all this stuff. So I start
yelling over the cone, First Amendment and I'm yelling all
this stuff back at him. These people are freaking out, Jeff.
They was so mad that I was daring to be.

Speaker 2 (33:28):
Across the street.

Speaker 3 (33:29):
But it was all old white people. They had a
guy dressed as Ben Franklin. I said, you're all so
old you brought Ben Franklin with you. And I'm yelling
asking people and it was probably it had to be
the most fun I've ever had troll in these complete idiots.
Every time they would say something like they'd start some chance,
I would start like chanting, not, you know, still your president,

(33:53):
I said, Biden's corrupt. I started shouting all the stuff
back at him through my orange cone. It was probably
it had to be some of the funniest stuff ever, though, Jeff,
I wish I should have had it all on video.

Speaker 1 (34:04):
Oh man, I would have posted on an RKO right away. Mark,
I gotta tell you, Man, that is hilarious. Mark, I'm
just curious. I got to ask you. I don't want
to sound conspiratorial. Look, I'm open to anything, so I'm
not saying it happened. But because now it's just everywhere,
everybody's like, well not Jeff. These were all like people
in their seventies and eighties. They were really like after all,

(34:27):
I'm like, Mark, do you think no really did Did
democrats empty out the retirement homes or go to independent
living facilities and I don't know, rent them out for
a day or I'm looking at this, I'm like, whys,
I mean, in so many places overwhelmingly predominantly elderly. I'm

(34:48):
just curious, Mark, what was your sense watching them? Because
you even made the point you know everybody in town,
and you knew none of these people. I'm just curious,
what's your theory?

Speaker 5 (35:00):
Yeah?

Speaker 3 (35:00):
I didn't recognize any of them, Jeff. And you know,
and I have to say, I think the demographic of
these people are these you know, alleged educated people, you
know the ones they're voted for, Harris. You know these
these educated white liberal people. That's who shows up to
these things. It's not the working class. It's not the

(35:21):
average you know, man or woman. You know, we know
what a man and a woman is. But it's not
the average man or woman that that that's out there
trying to earn a living.

Speaker 1 (35:29):
It's these you know.

Speaker 3 (35:30):
Well off either retired or these you know, uber educated
lefties that think they're so much smarter than the rest
of us, Jeff. And that's who's making up a lot
of these crowds. That's why you didn't see you know,
you know, young black men and women there. That's why
you didn't see a lot of Spanish people there. It's because,
you know, they have better things to do with their
time than to run around and through a temperate pantrum

(35:53):
because they didn't win the election.

Speaker 1 (35:56):
You nailed it, Mark, You absolutely nailed it. Absolutely nailed it, Mark,
Thank you so much for that call. Six one seven
two six six sixty eight sixty eight. You know the
other thing, and I thought, this is Grace's point, and
I thought she made it. You know, yesterday we were
just having dinner and she said, you know, think of
all the wasted time and energy of the protesters, Like,

(36:20):
if they took all of that energy and time and
I don't know, volunteered for soup kitchens whatever, you know,
feed the homeless, go really, go pick up garbage at
the local park, you know, or help clean up the
streets in their community. Just pick up all the trash
and the garbage. Or there's a million things you could do.

(36:42):
How much that would improve our country? Instead they're just venting, yelling, shouting,
screaming like a bunch of children over nothing. You know,
sound and fury, full of Shakespeare put it full of
sound and fury signifying nothing. It's just like, you know,

(37:08):
you want to say to them, get a job, But
the problem is they're all retired, you know. And I
still say, what the hell, why don't you work at Walmart?
Be a greeter, do something for God's sake. Okay, did
you attend any of these No Kings rallies or protests?
What did you see