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Speaker 1 (00:00):
You can also text us seven zero four seven zero
seven zero four seven zero. This is from Larry on Messenger, Jeff.
I feel at this point it's not McConnell who is
fighting to hold on to his seat. But think of this,
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if they replace McConnell, his staff could lose their positions
as well, because a replacement could bring in their own people.
That's an interesting point. I mean the staff clearly. I
think the staff clearly has an incentive to keep this
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cover up going and to pretend that McConnell is fine
when he clearly isn't. Okay, let me read one more
than I want to go to the phone lines. This
is from Mark on Messenger, Jeff. It's not the power
so much as it is the money. And I'm not
talking about their salary. I'm talking about the mostly illegal
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kickbacks and whatever they can actually steal from us. And
that's why they're in office for forty and fifty years.
Did you know that Lindsey Graham was seventy one, Chuck
Grassley is ninety two years old. Hell, he's old enough
to be Lindsey Graham's father, And both were and are
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still in office with three question marks. And I was
can you believe it. If that doesn't put into perspective
that they've been office, way that they've been in office
way too freaking long, then I don't know what does. Well,
let's go to McConnell. I mean, it's the seventh term
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over forty one years. Forty one years this man has
been in office and he still clings. Won't let go.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
To me.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
That tells you everything you need to know. We need
term limits. You know, we can disagree on you know
the numbers. But to me, I don't know what four
terms in the House, two terms in the Senate, that's it.
Eight years in the House of Representatives, twelve years in
the Senate, that's it. So whatever you feel you need
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to accomplish, you've got twelve years. That's plenty of time.
Or in the House eight years. That's plenty of time
if you want to sponsor a bill or two that
you feel strongly about. But after that, bye bye. You know,
the president has to serve for two years, sorry, two terms,
My bad. The president serves for two terms, so he's
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term limited. Many governors are term limited. Why shouldn't senators
and members of Congress be term limited? Lynn in New Hampshire.
Thanks for holding Lynn and welcome Hi.
Speaker 3 (03:02):
Jeff, good morning.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
Hi.
Speaker 3 (03:04):
I just have I have a personal opinion of this.
I don't think it's Mitch hanging on. I mean, we
all saw him freeze those times where.
Speaker 2 (03:14):
He looks like he is completely.
Speaker 3 (03:18):
Out of it. I think I agree with one of
your callers that he had a stroke, and I think
it's his handlers who are hanging on for power, maybe
to hamstering the Save Act. But I feel like a
lot of these senators, a lot of these representatives become
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movements versus actual legislati leaders, and they become kind of
like a movement, and people save them for power, and
it's typically not the person, it's the people around them.
So I don't I have a feeling.
Speaker 2 (03:58):
He doesn't even know what is going on at all.
Speaker 3 (04:00):
And when you're that sick that you're in the hospital,
I don't think you care about that stuff. I think
you kind of lose that. So that's my personal pas.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
Oh, Lynn, I think you're on fire. Listen. I agree
with you. My question to you, Lynn is this, and
we saw it with Joe Biden, Okay, dementia, Joe who
was gone. He should never have been installed in power
in twenty twenty. It was obvious he was suffering from
serious mental cognitive decline the second he was inaugurated. Never
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mind the four painful years in office. But who enabled him?
His wife, his children, his son, his family, Yes, his
handlers and his inner circle, But ultimately it was his wife.
You know, she was called Lady Jill, Lady macbeth. Where
is Elaine Chow? Where's his wife? You know, Lynn, God forbid,
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if something happened to you, wouldn't you want your spouse
to look after you? I know I would like. No,
you're not going to use my husband as a tool.
You're not just going to prop them up, you know,
And we're not going to issue lie after lie and
cover up. And no, my husband's going to come home
with me. He's going to resign. We have more than
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enough money. We've stolen so much, we really don't need more.
And we're going to take care of him like they
should have done with Joe Biden and let this man
live the last years of his life in dignity. Lynn,
Am I wrong?
Speaker 3 (05:29):
No, you're not wrong, You're correct, And I mean look
at her. She's very involved with the Chinese. I mean
they say she's not involved with the Communist Party, but
I mean, come on, and she's very influential in some ways.
And perhaps I don't know, there's more.
Speaker 4 (05:48):
To the story there.
Speaker 2 (05:49):
It's just very strange.
Speaker 1 (05:50):
Oh it's obvious. No. Look, she met with leading top
Chinese Communist Party officials. She met with the Vice President
of China, she met with the Foreign Minister of China,
she met with the Prime Minister of China. The Chinese
Communist Party is a very elite institution. Believe me. You
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don't just get to fly over and meet them unless
they think you're very important for them. And there's no
question McConnell has been key for the Communist Chinese because,
as I've been saying now for a very long time,
we have the best Congress that money can buy. Lynn.
Thank you very very much for that call, Mike. Do
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I have time to take one more? Can I take
Bill and Sudbury? Okay? The Kooner Country Pole Question of
the Day sponsored by Marios Marios quality, roofing, siding and windows.
Are we being told the truth about Senate Majority Leader? Well, actually, Sandy,
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he's no longer Senate Majority Leader. Sandy, he's former Senate
Majority leader John Thune is the current Senate Majority leader, Sandy,
So we're gonna have to tweak the pole question. But okay,
let me rephrase it. Are we being told the truth
about former Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's illness? A? Yes,
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B No, you know where I stand. They're lying to
us right through their teeth. No, but that's me I
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Kuh N E. R. Bill in Sudbury, Thanks for holding
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Bill and welcome.
Speaker 2 (08:11):
Good morning, Good morning, Jeff hi Bill, good morning. First
of all, no one is surprised that you have constructed
a giant conspiracy around this. So which is it? Is
this a false flag operation or a three dimensional chess
or is it just a plain old deep state hoax?
Speaker 1 (08:31):
Is this a serious question or are you just being
mocking and insulting?
Speaker 2 (08:35):
Well, are you going to answer me? And you're gonna
make a speech and tell me how smart you are.
Speaker 1 (08:39):
Well, the audience thinks I'm smart, and the ratings say
I'm smart, So you know, I mean, I'm the one
with the show, not you, Right, So I don't know
why you're jealous and envious of my intelligence. But where
did I say there's a grand conspiracy everyone? I'm saying no,
what I'm answering your question you asked, let me answer.
(09:01):
Does anybody believe Mitch McConnell's story. Do you explain to
me medically how somebody who has a fall in his home?
According to him, he issued the statement, no broken bones,
no bruises, no injuries, no heart attack, no stroke, no concussion,
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according to him, And you're in the hospital for four weeks.
Unheard of, unheard of. He went four weeks and nobody
heard from him, Nobody, the President, any senator, his staff, nobody.
That's incredibly suspicious. It's incredibly unusual. And then on top
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of that, he needs at least three to four more
weeks to rehabilitate for what For what? As I said
to you, you know before, it's just plain common sense. Person
on this show won't mention who had a relative, won't
mention which kind of relative, but close had an accident,
fell in their home and had a concussion and broke
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their back and was out of the hospital in one week.
So it's clear that they're lying to us about the
state of his health. And I just want to add
this bill. I know you like to insult me and
give you these ridiculous cheap shots, to which I say,
if you know, if I'm this clowned that you claim
that I am, why do you listen and calling to
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the show? But let that go. You were the one
that told us for four years that Joe Biden was
sharp as attack, that there was no dementia, no cognitive decline,
no mental decline, when now even his own staffers, even
his own chief of staff, even the people closest to him.
Now almost every liberal reporter comes out and says they
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covered up for Joe Biden's mental decline. So they covered
up for the president of the United States. You mocked
me for that. I turned out to be right. You
were wrong, And now it's obvious they're covering up for
the former Senate majority leader. You know some things in life.
I got news for you. I know you love power,
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and I know you love the government, But politicians lie
and their staffers lie, and they're clearly lying. They lied
about Biden, they lied about Feinstein, and now they're lying
about McConnell. I just answered your question. Bill, Hello, make.
Speaker 2 (11:31):
A long speech. It's very interesting.
Speaker 1 (11:34):
I answer Bill. Listen to me. I answered your question.
Speaker 2 (11:37):
All right, Now you answer my question? No, no, no, no.
Speaker 1 (11:40):
No, Hold on, relax. I'm going to give you plenty
of time. I speak in paragraphs. If you can't understand
a paragraph, that's your problem. So you asked me a question,
and I gave you a thorough comprehensive answer. What's your reply.
Speaker 2 (11:56):
Go, you have a very simple question, and you changed
the subject and end on a question with me?
Speaker 1 (12:02):
What subject did I change? What subject? What subject did
I change?
Speaker 2 (12:08):
Turned it around on me like you always do. You
say you're a poopy head, so I don't have to
respond to what you were saying.
Speaker 1 (12:15):
I didn't say you were a poopie. Yeah, what are
you on drugs? I never said that.
Speaker 2 (12:19):
Oh you call me names all the time.
Speaker 1 (12:21):
No, no, no, no, no, no no no no, You're the only person.
The only person calling names was you to me, okay,
which is what you often do. And then when I respond,
your feelings get hurt. Now, if we're going to have
a discussion, let's have a discussion. You covered up for
Joe Biden for four years. You mocked me, they were
covering up his health, his bad health. I was right,
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you were wrong. They covered it up for Dianne Feinstein.
I gave you all the reasons why it's obvious they're
covering up for Senate majorit former Senate Majority of Leader McConnell.
So you're going on about that, I'm fabricating a conspiracy theory.
There's no conspiracy theory. Doesn't add up your abuttle is.
Speaker 2 (13:05):
The pot that I disagree with you on. This is
not exclusive to politicians. This happens in every single profession.
It's hot breaking, and I don't think that you should
immediately check yourself into an old age home the minute
your wife tells you you should. I think this is
a hot breaking thing that happens to guys at all
levels of professions. So for you to make it into
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some kind of conspiracy just because he's a politician, to
me seems cartoonish.
Speaker 1 (13:35):
That they're covering up one of the most powerful senators
in the US Senate that he cannot discharge his duties.
You know, I'm sorry, but a US senator has a
hell of a lot more power and influence than say,
somebody working in an office. Again, these non sequiturs. So
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I know people suffer from Alzheimer's duh, or people suffer
from strokes, duh. And some of them don't want to
let go duh. But we're not talking about that. Whether
it's heartbreaking or not heartbreaking. There are only one hundred
US senators. He's one of the most powerful in the
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group of Republicans that has the majority. If he's not
fit to discharge his duties, like Joe Biden wasn't, then
a senator has no business staying in power because then
you have people behind the scenes making decisions on his behalf.
And that's not what the voters elected. This is a
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sacred trust when you're elected president, senator, member of Congress,
governor whatever. We voted for that individual, not for staff
anonymous staff members making decisions or his wife who's tied
to the Chinese Communist Party making decisions on his behalf.
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And that's why there's no lack of precedent here for
most of our history. If a senator can't do their job,
they're told to step down, not today, because they love
the power. So I'm sorry. If he can't do his job,
and he clearly can't, and he's lying about his condition,
which he is, then I'm sorry he should resign. There's
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no grand conspiracy. My only shock is why can't you
see it? It's like saying two plus.
Speaker 3 (15:33):
Two is four?
Speaker 2 (15:35):
All right?
Speaker 1 (15:36):
Final word to you go.
Speaker 2 (15:38):
Saying that you should decide when he should retire. So,
if you're gonna take it away from the gentleman himself
who's sitting in the hospital deciding, if you're gonna take
it away from him, and then the voters who voted
for him, who are you gonna give it to. You're
gonna give it to his wife, You're gonna give it
to his staffer. Who else is gonna make the call?
Speaker 1 (15:57):
Well, there's a procedure in place. It would be the
governor of Kentucky. Again, this has happened often, and I
just find it incredible, Like what I'm not allowed to
give my opinion? I mean, are you such a totalitarian?
That's what you democrats are? Look at. You're such a democrat,
no matter the cover up, no matter the lies, no
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matter the incapacity. That's apter Ham. That's up to Ham. No,
it's up to the voters. The voters of Kentucky want
them out. If you're not fit to do the job,
then don't do the job. You're not entitled to power forever.
And I'm sorry, Bill. This is still a free country.
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And if I think Mitch McConnell should resign, I have
every right to say it. I know you love these politicians,
and I know you think they never lie, but I
have news for you. They lie, and they lie often.
Maria in Ludlow, Thanks for holding Maria, and welcome. Good
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morning yet Maria, how are you.
Speaker 5 (17:06):
Good, honey? It's been a hot minute.
Speaker 1 (17:09):
So I was thinking about you during the World Cup
the last couple of weeks. I know you were rooting
for Portugal.
Speaker 5 (17:16):
I know it's been a world win.
Speaker 1 (17:20):
Well I got to say, hey, they beat Croatia. Huh,
that was pretty good. It's a shame they lost to Spain,
but still, I mean they made it pretty good. They
made it pretty far into the tournament.
Speaker 5 (17:30):
I thought of you when they beat Croatia. I was like, oh,
my goodness, poor Jeff. And then it was broken when
thinking behind, I was like, oh, god, no, no, But
it's okay, It's okay.
Speaker 1 (17:50):
That's life, you know, that's that's soccer, right, Someone's got
to win, someone's got to lose.
Speaker 5 (17:55):
Yeah, I'm hoping. I'm hoping. Are drinking of this win.
That's what I'm rooting for right now.
Speaker 1 (18:02):
Oh so you don't want Argentina to win?
Speaker 5 (18:04):
No, absolutely, I think I would be happy with anybody, But.
Speaker 1 (18:13):
Maria, what's on your mind?
Speaker 5 (18:15):
I am calling because that man's from Sudbury. That little
man just enjoys I don't know. He wakes up every
morning thinking how can I make somebody's day? Is like miserable.
He seems such a miserable little man, such a miserable
person that enjoys calling your show. He must love enjoying
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listening to you because he's still calls. But he enjoys
gaslighting people like no one's business. He's just like so
like blindsided by everything. And I am gonna say, I
work in healthcare, as you know, and I have never heard, ever,
heard of someone staying for four weeks with nothing medically
wrong with them, unless they need a vacation from the wife.
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But still, that is not the propriate place to go
on vacationing because hospitals you don't get any rest. And
if there is something wrong with him, if he broke something,
or like people with brain injury, brain bleed, they after
you know there are okay, they are transferred to a
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facility for rehabs. They don't stay there. You know, I
wouldn't see any pause. But that first is to stay
in the hospital for four weeks and plus whatever more
time he needs. I think it's all lies. I don't
believe it. Something else must be wrong. And maybe you
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know he went to go me Jesus, and no one's
speaking up because he should have been out of his
position a long time ago. Push so missdist boys should
have been gone a long time ago. Someone appropriate should
be where he is.
Speaker 1 (19:55):
Oh, I agree, Maria. Well look this started off five
six weeks ago. He just appeared. And so I mean
the New York Times, the New York Post, the Wall
Street Journal, the Washington Post, US say Today, the Hill Newspaper, Fox, CNN, MS. Now,
I could go on and on and on. Everybody was like,
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where's Mitch McConnell. I mean, if it's any senator and
they're just gone, people are like, where are they? But
this is Mitch McConnell. He's got John Thune's ear, he's
the former Senate Majority leader, he's got still tremendous power
within the Republican Party, and he's just gone. And then
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it goes one week, and then it's two weeks, and
then it's three weeks, and then it's four weeks, and
his staff refuses to disclose anything. So everybody knew there
was something seriously wrong, because if it was just something
that you can explain, they would explain it. Whatever he's
on vacation, whatever he had an erniated disk, you had
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to have back surgery, whatever, Okay, but they won't say
a word their mum. So now everybody knows, no, no, no,
they're covering up everybody. Every reporter knows this. And then
they had to release a statement because they're under so
much pressure, and they come up with this manufactured picture,
which AI now has found out to be an AI picture.
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Everybody saw it who looked at it said it's not true.
You have senators coming out openly saying, no, that's an
old picture. That's not a new picture. I know. My
staff has told me. So nobody believes the picture that
they released. The wife heads off to China to literally
meet with the highest ranking members of the Chinese Communist
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Party politbureau. So something is very fishy there. And then
he releases a statement and I'm telling you every medical expert,
every nurse, and you work in a hospital, Maria, You're
more qualified than anybody. They say, no, it's if you
just had a fall. And he said, no injuries, no
broken bones, no stroke, no heart attack, no concussion, no nothing.
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There's no way you're in a hospital for four weeks.
That's impossible. That's impossible. It's never been done, it never
would be done. And then if you just had a fall,
as this guy said he had, and that's it, who
needs another three four weeks of rehabilitation, that's again medically impossible.
So everybody knows he's lying. But the buffoon bill has
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to call in and say, you making a conspiracy theory.
I'm like, my god, you know, where were you when
God was handing out brains? I mean, it's so obvious
they're covering up. Then his back up fallback is well,
it's very sad when this happens to somebody. Oh, okay,
so he is now incapacitated, so we should just leave
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him alone. That's his answer, like, well, you know the gaution,
like Joe Biden. You know, for four years, this guy's
calling in signing there's nothing wrong with him. Then at
the end, no, no, he was kind incapacitated. Oh they
should have just left him there. Well why, I mean,
on what grounds? This is a US senator, for God's sake.
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If he can't discharge his duties, if he can't function
as a senator, he has no business being there. It's
a position of immense responsibility. And Maria just and I
promise I'll come back to you. They did this with
Woodrow Wilson as Larry from Arkansas was messaging me and
he made this point, and he's right, he goes, You know,
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this is nothing new. Woodrow Wilson, after the First World War,
was pushing for the Treaty of Versailles. He so exerted
himself he suffered a massive cardiac arrest and his people
covered it up from the country. The president was completely
on a bed, incapacitated. He couldn't make a single decision.
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His wife sighed every piece of legislation or everything that
needed his signature. She forged it. And Colonel House was
his name as top advisor. He was acting as the
de facto president. Well, that's fraud upon the American people.
They should have been honorable and said I'm sorry, invoked
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the twenty fifth Amendment. This guy is no longer capable,
and the vice president becomes the president. That's why you
have a vice president. They did the same thing with FDR.
He was clearly incapacitated in his fourth term. In fact,
he never should have run for reelection in November nineteen
forty four. And because of this, we got Yolta because
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the president at the Yolta meeting was mentally and physically
finished finished. He died what was it four months into
his term, his final term, four months, and that's when
Truman replaced him. But by then he sold Eastern Europe
about the Stalin And that's why Congress said, we can
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never have this happen again. We're going to pass a
constitutional amendment. A president is only going to have two
terms and that's it. So we've had experiences with this
going back I don't know one hundred years. I believe
we should have term limits for senators and members of
Congress so something like this never happens again. Because Mitch
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McConnell clearly is incapable. He's not fit mentally or physically
or both to be a United States senator. And all
they're doing now is his staff and his wife are
running his position. They're just voting for him and running
his Senate seat for him, while this guy is sitting
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in some hospital doing god knows what. Honestly, Maria, he
may not even be cognizant of what's going on. Sandy
Sri is he's brain dead, And I think she may
be right, just like Biden was effectively brain dead. So
I think he has no clue what's going on. You
want my honest opinion. I think he suffered a stroke
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or a heart attack or whatever, and physically mentally he
can no longer perform his duties as senator. Now, I'm sorry,
I really I wish it upon no one. But then
you got to step aside. You know, if I can't
function as a talk show host, I have to step aside.
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If the CEO of a company can't function, they have
to step aside. If a doctor or a surgeon or
a nurse can't function in a hospital, they have to
step aside. Why are senators any different? Why are politicians
any different. Final word to you, Memoria, agree, disagree.
Speaker 5 (26:54):
I agree with you one thousand percent. I feel like
he should have been gone a long time go. I
don't think that he's capable of doing anything. I agree,
might have had a stroke and he's just not, you know,
himself any longer and they need to cut tight. And
you know, as sad as it is, he should have
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been gone a long time ago. I totally agree with you.
This should be the term limits for these people. It
should be no more than four years and that's it.
At the same time as the president, and and that's it.
These people take it full advantage. They think this is
a lifetime career for them and it shouldn't be. They're
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regular people like we are, but they love power and
they want to grab to it. Like the one that
just passed away with a heart attack. I don't think
he's died of a heart attack. That's just me personally.
I don't think he did. I don't.
Speaker 3 (27:48):
I don't even know his name.
Speaker 1 (27:49):
I forgot to call Lindam Senator Lindsay Graham right.
Speaker 5 (27:54):
That he passed away. From what they're saying he passed away,
everything seems very fishy. And I hate the fact that
they continue to think that they can lie, that we
are that stupid, that dumb, that we don't realize that
they're bluntly lying to our faces.
Speaker 1 (28:12):
Well, you know, Marie, I think you really put your
finger on it. To me, that's the most offensive thing
is you know, if if they said, look, there's been
an incident or whatever with the senator, we'd like our
privacy whatever something like that, where okay, he's clearly there's
something really mentally or physically wrong with him. But what
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they do is they lie, and they come out with
this ridiculous photo that's clearly photoshopped, that is clearly AI
generated or an older picture for passing it off as
a newer picture. And why do you have to lie
to us? To me, see, that's what's so offensive is
that to cover it up they have to lie instead
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of just saying the senator has suffered as broke, or
the senator is suffered a heart attack or a health
setback or an illness or whatever. You can you know,
say it in many ways and he will need a
couple of months to you to rest and to recover. Okay, fine, okay,
if it's just a couple of months. Maybe, okay, fine,
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but this doesn't look anymore like a couple of months.
This looks like, you know, like Joe Biden. This is
now going to be full time and his staff and
his wife are essentially now going to be executing his
responsibilities and his duties. Uh and and and you know
his capacity a senator. Well, I'm sorry, nobody voted for
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Elaine Chow. Nobody voted for his chief of staff. So
you're perpetrating a fraud upon the voters and upon the
American people. And that's why, Look again, I have no
respect for John Thune. John Thune is a liar. John
Thune knows exactly what's wrong with Mitch McConnell. He should
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come out and say, look, I'm sorry, he suffered XYZ
whatever it is. Okay, he's no longer mentally or physically
able to do the job. He's got to resign now,
and the governor should replace him with a you know,
with a proper replacement. But the reason is he's a
no on the Save Act, so they keep him there
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so that if they need to wheel him out to
vote against the Save Act, there he is. Because the
people of Kentucky want the Save Act pasted overwhelmingly. It's
ninety percent. In Kentucky, it's ninety to ten, Maria, ninety
to ten. So they got to keep this guy there,
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run by his wife and his you know, his inner circle,
just in case they need this guy to roll him
into the Senate on a gurney, you know, or in
a wheelchair and just have him, you know, push the
no button. So that's what this is all about. And honestly,
it's sickening. So and I'm with you, Maria, it's long
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past time for term limits. If it's good enough for
the president, if it's good enough for governors, it should
definitely be good enough for members of Congress. Tom, thank
you so much for that call, Maria PM in Framingham.
Thanks for holding Tom and welcome.
Speaker 4 (31:27):
Good morning, Jeff, good show today. Thank you, especially the
especially when you were talking to Bill. I thought you
had some good, really good points. I want to say this.
I think one of the things that's really important on
another someone messaged you this morning, is keeping control of
that Senate office the next six months. Why do I
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think it's important. I think it's important to the CCP.
And the reason I do is because Elaine Chow's over there.
I think they've got a wish list for and I
think a month the wish list would be lobbying for
lobbying the State Department on behalf of the office, for
long term resident visas for rich Chinese citizens, industrial spy
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visas for them to come in the country and infiltrate companies,
and student visas student spy visas, and I think they
have a big I think that now that McConnell's this
is this is going to be mcconald's last term. I
think they were going to do a lot of that
stuff on behalf of China. I think that's what the
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plans were. But now that he's out of capacity or
he's out of action, Elaine Chiles over there assuring her
than that all that stuff that they want done is
going to get done.
Speaker 1 (32:47):
That's what I don't take this the wrong way. I
only have eyes for my wife, but I love you
in a non sexual way, my friend. You hit the
freaking nail right on the head. This is all about
giving China exactly what they bought them for. That's why
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the moment this guy's incapacitated and they send them to
the hospital, every other normal person I don't care wife husband.
When your spouse is in a hospital and apparently there
for four weeks. Okay, but this is the beginning. You're
by that person's side. Nothing else matters. Not Elaine Chaw.
She runs to her paymasters in Beijing. And you nailed
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it like a checklist, first to the Vice President, then
the Prime Minister, then the Foreign Minister, the entire politbureau.
What do you guys need? Check? What do you need? Check?
What do you need? Check? In other words, we're going
to fulfill our obligations to you because they paid for
the McConnell's and they want to get full service for
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what they paid for. And I think that nothing else
explains it, and I think you're dead on. They were
asking their paymasters up in China, the CCP, So what
do you need us to do for you? I will
do it on behalf of Mitch. Mitch is not well.
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Mitch doesn't know a day it is. I don't even
think Mitch knows what planet he's on. But don't worry,
his staff is working with us. I will be making
all the decisions the way Jill Biden did for Joe,
behind the scenes. And so give me the list and
we will fulfill your order to a t and I
know our money is waiting for us in some Swiss
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bank account because I'm sorry, but that's what our Congress
has degenerated into. And the Chinese have bought up the
Democrats and many Republicans. And I think Tom, you nailed it.
That explains why she went to China. That explains why
they're covering up from a Connell, and that's why there's
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no way in hell this guy's going to step down
because the Chinese own them like a ten dollars street walker,
and now they want to get serviced. Palm. Final word
to you.
Speaker 4 (35:16):
I know, Lindsay Graham just died. But back in twenty nineteen,
Lapre Nutty Tucker Carlson reported that Lindsay Graham was lobbying
the State Department, the Trump term one State Department for
more long term resident visas for wealthy Chinese citizens. So
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I think a lot of that stuff goes on in
those South Carolina Senate offices. I think they're surprisingly both
of them were surprisingly in heavily employed by China.
Speaker 1 (35:52):
Bought both McConnell and Lindsey Graham. Both of them, you're
dead on, Tom bought and paid for by communists China,
among many others. But since we're talking about these two
bought and paid for and honestly that's why this deification
of Lindsey Graham, it's making me sick, nauseous. I'm going
(36:14):
to throw up the way. I mean, yes, you always,
you know, pray someone when they pass away. I get it,
but this is so over the top. It's so ludicrous
and ridiculous. I'm like, you people have no shame. He
was in some ways the consummate swamp creature, and they're
going on about, you know, the great patriot, the indispensable man.
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I'm like, oh my god, I'm going to throw up. Seriously,
please stop because I'm going to vomit. Tom, thank you
so much for that call Nancy in framing Ham. Thanks
for holding Nancy, and welcome.
Speaker 6 (36:49):
Oh hi, Jeff hi. I think this quacks like a
like a duck, It walks like a duck. It is.
It's nothing but to take Trump down. That's and there's
a crew. I do have a telephone number. We the
public at the Mega Republicans have to call two O
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two four five six one one one one. Call your senators. Uh,
I don't know this. I'm gonna call Anna Paulina. But
why aren't the mega uh senators yelling for Thoon to
pass the bill? I don't understand that, And they should
be asking for his removal. And I think we the
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people have got to ask for John to just step
down because he's not doing his job on purpose.
Speaker 1 (37:38):
Oh no, John Thune is his nickname is baby Mitch.
You know Mitch McConnell groomed him to be a successor
U McConnell. If you think John Thune is crying now
over Lindsey Grant, you should see what happens when Mitch
McConnell whenever he passes away, Okay, whenever whatever, When whenever
that happens, Oh my, it's gonna be a river of tears.
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Because Mitch McConnell groomed John Thune to be the next
Senate majority leader. He's an acolyte of Mitch. He's allied
to Mitch. And you're dead on. John Thune is playing
stupid with the Save Act. He doesn't want to pass
it now, he's telling Trump what he wants to hear. Yeah, yeah,
I back it. No, he's done everything in his power
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to prevent it from being passed,
You can also text us seven zero four seven zero
seven zero four seven zero. This is from Larry on Messenger, Jeff.
I feel at this point it's not McConnell who is
fighting to hold on to his seat. But think of this,
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if they replace McConnell, his staff could lose their positions
as well, because a replacement could bring in their own people.
That's an interesting point. I mean the staff clearly. I
think the staff clearly has an incentive to keep this
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cover up going and to pretend that McConnell is fine
when he clearly isn't. Okay, let me read one more
than I want to go to the phone lines. This
is from Mark on Messenger, Jeff. It's not the power
so much as it is the money. And I'm not
talking about their salary. I'm talking about the mostly illegal
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kickbacks and whatever they can actually steal from us. And
that's why they're in office for forty and fifty years.
Did you know that Lindsey Graham was seventy one, Chuck
Grassley is ninety two years old. Hell, he's old enough
to be Lindsey Graham's father, And both were and are
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still in office with three question marks. And I was
can you believe it. If that doesn't put into perspective
that they've been office, way that they've been in office
way too freaking long, then I don't know what does. Well,
let's go to McConnell. I mean, it's the seventh term
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over forty one years. Forty one years this man has
been in office and he still clings. Won't let go.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
To me.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
That tells you everything you need to know. We need
term limits. You know, we can disagree on you know
the numbers. But to me, I don't know what four
terms in the House, two terms in the Senate, that's it.
Eight years in the House of Representatives, twelve years in
the Senate, that's it. So whatever you feel you need
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to accomplish, you've got twelve years. That's plenty of time.
Or in the House eight years. That's plenty of time
if you want to sponsor a bill or two that
you feel strongly about. But after that, bye bye. You know,
the president has to serve for two years, sorry, two terms,
My bad. The president serves for two terms, so he's
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term limited. Many governors are term limited. Why shouldn't senators
and members of Congress be term limited? Lynn in New Hampshire.
Thanks for holding Lynn and welcome Hi.
Speaker 3 (03:02):
Jeff, good morning.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
Hi.
Speaker 3 (03:04):
I just have I have a personal opinion of this.
I don't think it's Mitch hanging on. I mean, we
all saw him freeze those times where.
Speaker 2 (03:14):
He looks like he is completely.
Speaker 3 (03:18):
Out of it. I think I agree with one of
your callers that he had a stroke, and I think
it's his handlers who are hanging on for power, maybe
to hamstering the Save Act. But I feel like a
lot of these senators, a lot of these representatives become
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movements versus actual legislati leaders, and they become kind of
like a movement, and people save them for power, and
it's typically not the person, it's the people around them.
So I don't I have a feeling.
Speaker 2 (03:58):
He doesn't even know what is going on at all.
Speaker 3 (04:00):
And when you're that sick that you're in the hospital,
I don't think you care about that stuff. I think
you kind of lose that. So that's my personal pas.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
Oh, Lynn, I think you're on fire. Listen. I agree
with you. My question to you, Lynn is this, and
we saw it with Joe Biden, Okay, dementia, Joe who
was gone. He should never have been installed in power
in twenty twenty. It was obvious he was suffering from
serious mental cognitive decline the second he was inaugurated. Never
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mind the four painful years in office. But who enabled him?
His wife, his children, his son, his family, Yes, his
handlers and his inner circle, But ultimately it was his wife.
You know, she was called Lady Jill, Lady macbeth. Where
is Elaine Chow? Where's his wife? You know, Lynn, God forbid,
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if something happened to you, wouldn't you want your spouse
to look after you? I know I would like. No,
you're not going to use my husband as a tool.
You're not just going to prop them up, you know,
And we're not going to issue lie after lie and
cover up. And no, my husband's going to come home
with me. He's going to resign. We have more than
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enough money. We've stolen so much, we really don't need more.
And we're going to take care of him like they
should have done with Joe Biden and let this man
live the last years of his life in dignity. Lynn,
Am I wrong?
Speaker 3 (05:29):
No, you're not wrong, You're correct, And I mean look
at her. She's very involved with the Chinese. I mean
they say she's not involved with the Communist Party, but
I mean, come on, and she's very influential in some ways.
And perhaps I don't know, there's more.
Speaker 4 (05:48):
To the story there.
Speaker 2 (05:49):
It's just very strange.
Speaker 1 (05:50):
Oh it's obvious. No. Look, she met with leading top
Chinese Communist Party officials. She met with the Vice President
of China, she met with the Foreign Minister of China,
she met with the Prime Minister of China. The Chinese
Communist Party is a very elite institution. Believe me. You
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don't just get to fly over and meet them unless
they think you're very important for them. And there's no
question McConnell has been key for the Communist Chinese because,
as I've been saying now for a very long time,
we have the best Congress that money can buy. Lynn.
Thank you very very much for that call, Mike. Do
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I have time to take one more? Can I take
Bill and Sudbury? Okay? The Kooner Country Pole Question of
the Day sponsored by Marios Marios quality, roofing, siding and windows.
Are we being told the truth about Senate Majority Leader? Well, actually, Sandy,
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he's no longer Senate Majority Leader. Sandy, he's former Senate
Majority leader John Thune is the current Senate Majority leader, Sandy,
So we're gonna have to tweak the pole question. But okay,
let me rephrase it. Are we being told the truth
about former Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's illness? A? Yes,
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B No, you know where I stand. They're lying to
us right through their teeth. No, but that's me I
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Kuh N E. R. Bill in Sudbury, Thanks for holding
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Bill and welcome.
Speaker 2 (08:11):
Good morning, Good morning, Jeff hi Bill, good morning. First
of all, no one is surprised that you have constructed
a giant conspiracy around this. So which is it? Is
this a false flag operation or a three dimensional chess
or is it just a plain old deep state hoax?
Speaker 1 (08:31):
Is this a serious question or are you just being
mocking and insulting?
Speaker 2 (08:35):
Well, are you going to answer me? And you're gonna
make a speech and tell me how smart you are.
Speaker 1 (08:39):
Well, the audience thinks I'm smart, and the ratings say
I'm smart, So you know, I mean, I'm the one
with the show, not you, Right, So I don't know
why you're jealous and envious of my intelligence. But where
did I say there's a grand conspiracy everyone? I'm saying no,
what I'm answering your question you asked, let me answer.
(09:01):
Does anybody believe Mitch McConnell's story. Do you explain to
me medically how somebody who has a fall in his home?
According to him, he issued the statement, no broken bones,
no bruises, no injuries, no heart attack, no stroke, no concussion,
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according to him, And you're in the hospital for four weeks.
Unheard of, unheard of. He went four weeks and nobody
heard from him, Nobody, the President, any senator, his staff, nobody.
That's incredibly suspicious. It's incredibly unusual. And then on top
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of that, he needs at least three to four more
weeks to rehabilitate for what For what? As I said
to you, you know before, it's just plain common sense. Person
on this show won't mention who had a relative, won't
mention which kind of relative, but close had an accident,
fell in their home and had a concussion and broke
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their back and was out of the hospital in one week.
So it's clear that they're lying to us about the
state of his health. And I just want to add
this bill. I know you like to insult me and
give you these ridiculous cheap shots, to which I say,
if you know, if I'm this clowned that you claim
that I am, why do you listen and calling to
(10:26):
the show? But let that go. You were the one
that told us for four years that Joe Biden was
sharp as attack, that there was no dementia, no cognitive decline,
no mental decline, when now even his own staffers, even
his own chief of staff, even the people closest to him.
Now almost every liberal reporter comes out and says they
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covered up for Joe Biden's mental decline. So they covered
up for the president of the United States. You mocked
me for that. I turned out to be right. You
were wrong, And now it's obvious they're covering up for
the former Senate majority leader. You know some things in life.
I got news for you. I know you love power,
(11:10):
and I know you love the government, But politicians lie
and their staffers lie, and they're clearly lying. They lied
about Biden, they lied about Feinstein, and now they're lying
about McConnell. I just answered your question. Bill, Hello, make.
Speaker 2 (11:31):
A long speech. It's very interesting.
Speaker 1 (11:34):
I answer Bill. Listen to me. I answered your question.
Speaker 2 (11:37):
All right, Now you answer my question? No, no, no, no.
Speaker 1 (11:40):
No, Hold on, relax. I'm going to give you plenty
of time. I speak in paragraphs. If you can't understand
a paragraph, that's your problem. So you asked me a question,
and I gave you a thorough comprehensive answer. What's your reply.
Speaker 2 (11:56):
Go, you have a very simple question, and you changed
the subject and end on a question with me?
Speaker 1 (12:02):
What subject did I change? What subject? What subject did
I change?
Speaker 2 (12:08):
Turned it around on me like you always do. You
say you're a poopy head, so I don't have to
respond to what you were saying.
Speaker 1 (12:15):
I didn't say you were a poopie. Yeah, what are
you on drugs? I never said that.
Speaker 2 (12:19):
Oh you call me names all the time.
Speaker 1 (12:21):
No, no, no, no, no, no no no no, You're the only person.
The only person calling names was you to me, okay,
which is what you often do. And then when I respond,
your feelings get hurt. Now, if we're going to have
a discussion, let's have a discussion. You covered up for
Joe Biden for four years. You mocked me, they were
covering up his health, his bad health. I was right,
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you were wrong. They covered it up for Dianne Feinstein.
I gave you all the reasons why it's obvious they're
covering up for Senate majorit former Senate Majority of Leader McConnell.
So you're going on about that, I'm fabricating a conspiracy theory.
There's no conspiracy theory. Doesn't add up your abuttle is.
Speaker 2 (13:05):
The pot that I disagree with you on. This is
not exclusive to politicians. This happens in every single profession.
It's hot breaking, and I don't think that you should
immediately check yourself into an old age home the minute
your wife tells you you should. I think this is
a hot breaking thing that happens to guys at all
levels of professions. So for you to make it into
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some kind of conspiracy just because he's a politician, to
me seems cartoonish.
Speaker 1 (13:35):
That they're covering up one of the most powerful senators
in the US Senate that he cannot discharge his duties.
You know, I'm sorry, but a US senator has a
hell of a lot more power and influence than say,
somebody working in an office. Again, these non sequiturs. So
(14:00):
I know people suffer from Alzheimer's duh, or people suffer
from strokes, duh. And some of them don't want to
let go duh. But we're not talking about that. Whether
it's heartbreaking or not heartbreaking. There are only one hundred
US senators. He's one of the most powerful in the
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group of Republicans that has the majority. If he's not
fit to discharge his duties, like Joe Biden wasn't, then
a senator has no business staying in power because then
you have people behind the scenes making decisions on his behalf.
And that's not what the voters elected. This is a
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sacred trust when you're elected president, senator, member of Congress,
governor whatever. We voted for that individual, not for staff
anonymous staff members making decisions or his wife who's tied
to the Chinese Communist Party making decisions on his behalf.
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And that's why there's no lack of precedent here for
most of our history. If a senator can't do their job,
they're told to step down, not today, because they love
the power. So I'm sorry. If he can't do his job,
and he clearly can't, and he's lying about his condition,
which he is, then I'm sorry he should resign. There's
(15:27):
no grand conspiracy. My only shock is why can't you
see it? It's like saying two plus.
Speaker 3 (15:33):
Two is four?
Speaker 2 (15:35):
All right?
Speaker 1 (15:36):
Final word to you go.
Speaker 2 (15:38):
Saying that you should decide when he should retire. So,
if you're gonna take it away from the gentleman himself
who's sitting in the hospital deciding, if you're gonna take
it away from him, and then the voters who voted
for him, who are you gonna give it to. You're
gonna give it to his wife, You're gonna give it
to his staffer. Who else is gonna make the call?
Speaker 1 (15:57):
Well, there's a procedure in place. It would be the
governor of Kentucky. Again, this has happened often, and I
just find it incredible, Like what I'm not allowed to
give my opinion? I mean, are you such a totalitarian?
That's what you democrats are? Look at. You're such a democrat,
no matter the cover up, no matter the lies, no
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matter the incapacity. That's apter Ham. That's up to Ham. No,
it's up to the voters. The voters of Kentucky want
them out. If you're not fit to do the job,
then don't do the job. You're not entitled to power forever.
And I'm sorry, Bill. This is still a free country.
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And if I think Mitch McConnell should resign, I have
every right to say it. I know you love these politicians,
and I know you think they never lie, but I
have news for you. They lie, and they lie often.
Maria in Ludlow, Thanks for holding Maria, and welcome. Good
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morning yet Maria, how are you.
Speaker 5 (17:06):
Good, honey? It's been a hot minute.
Speaker 1 (17:09):
So I was thinking about you during the World Cup
the last couple of weeks. I know you were rooting
for Portugal.
Speaker 5 (17:16):
I know it's been a world win.
Speaker 1 (17:20):
Well I got to say, hey, they beat Croatia. Huh,
that was pretty good. It's a shame they lost to Spain,
but still, I mean they made it pretty good. They
made it pretty far into the tournament.
Speaker 5 (17:30):
I thought of you when they beat Croatia. I was like, oh,
my goodness, poor Jeff. And then it was broken when
thinking behind, I was like, oh, god, no, no, But
it's okay, It's okay.
Speaker 1 (17:50):
That's life, you know, that's that's soccer, right, Someone's got
to win, someone's got to lose.
Speaker 5 (17:55):
Yeah, I'm hoping. I'm hoping. Are drinking of this win.
That's what I'm rooting for right now.
Speaker 1 (18:02):
Oh so you don't want Argentina to win?
Speaker 5 (18:04):
No, absolutely, I think I would be happy with anybody, But.
Speaker 1 (18:13):
Maria, what's on your mind?
Speaker 5 (18:15):
I am calling because that man's from Sudbury. That little
man just enjoys I don't know. He wakes up every
morning thinking how can I make somebody's day? Is like miserable.
He seems such a miserable little man, such a miserable
person that enjoys calling your show. He must love enjoying
(18:36):
listening to you because he's still calls. But he enjoys
gaslighting people like no one's business. He's just like so
like blindsided by everything. And I am gonna say, I
work in healthcare, as you know, and I have never heard, ever,
heard of someone staying for four weeks with nothing medically
wrong with them, unless they need a vacation from the wife.
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But still, that is not the propriate place to go
on vacationing because hospitals you don't get any rest. And
if there is something wrong with him, if he broke something,
or like people with brain injury, brain bleed, they after
you know there are okay, they are transferred to a
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facility for rehabs. They don't stay there. You know, I
wouldn't see any pause. But that first is to stay
in the hospital for four weeks and plus whatever more
time he needs. I think it's all lies. I don't
believe it. Something else must be wrong. And maybe you
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know he went to go me Jesus, and no one's
speaking up because he should have been out of his
position a long time ago. Push so missdist boys should
have been gone a long time ago. Someone appropriate should
be where he is.
Speaker 1 (19:55):
Oh, I agree, Maria. Well look this started off five
six weeks ago. He just appeared. And so I mean
the New York Times, the New York Post, the Wall
Street Journal, the Washington Post, US say Today, the Hill Newspaper, Fox, CNN, MS. Now,
I could go on and on and on. Everybody was like,
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where's Mitch McConnell. I mean, if it's any senator and
they're just gone, people are like, where are they? But
this is Mitch McConnell. He's got John Thune's ear, he's
the former Senate Majority leader, he's got still tremendous power
within the Republican Party, and he's just gone. And then
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it goes one week, and then it's two weeks, and
then it's three weeks, and then it's four weeks, and
his staff refuses to disclose anything. So everybody knew there
was something seriously wrong, because if it was just something
that you can explain, they would explain it. Whatever he's
on vacation, whatever he had an erniated disk, you had
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to have back surgery, whatever, Okay, but they won't say
a word their mum. So now everybody knows, no, no, no,
they're covering up everybody. Every reporter knows this. And then
they had to release a statement because they're under so
much pressure, and they come up with this manufactured picture,
which AI now has found out to be an AI picture.
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Everybody saw it who looked at it said it's not true.
You have senators coming out openly saying, no, that's an
old picture. That's not a new picture. I know. My
staff has told me. So nobody believes the picture that
they released. The wife heads off to China to literally
meet with the highest ranking members of the Chinese Communist
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Party politbureau. So something is very fishy there. And then
he releases a statement and I'm telling you every medical expert,
every nurse, and you work in a hospital, Maria, You're
more qualified than anybody. They say, no, it's if you
just had a fall. And he said, no injuries, no
broken bones, no stroke, no heart attack, no concussion, no nothing.
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There's no way you're in a hospital for four weeks.
That's impossible. That's impossible. It's never been done, it never
would be done. And then if you just had a fall,
as this guy said he had, and that's it, who
needs another three four weeks of rehabilitation, that's again medically impossible.
So everybody knows he's lying. But the buffoon bill has
(22:28):
to call in and say, you making a conspiracy theory.
I'm like, my god, you know, where were you when
God was handing out brains? I mean, it's so obvious
they're covering up. Then his back up fallback is well,
it's very sad when this happens to somebody. Oh, okay,
so he is now incapacitated, so we should just leave
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him alone. That's his answer, like, well, you know the gaution,
like Joe Biden. You know, for four years, this guy's
calling in signing there's nothing wrong with him. Then at
the end, no, no, he was kind incapacitated. Oh they
should have just left him there. Well why, I mean,
on what grounds? This is a US senator, for God's sake.
(23:12):
If he can't discharge his duties, if he can't function
as a senator, he has no business being there. It's
a position of immense responsibility. And Maria just and I
promise I'll come back to you. They did this with
Woodrow Wilson as Larry from Arkansas was messaging me and
he made this point, and he's right, he goes, You know,
(23:34):
this is nothing new. Woodrow Wilson, after the First World War,
was pushing for the Treaty of Versailles. He so exerted
himself he suffered a massive cardiac arrest and his people
covered it up from the country. The president was completely
on a bed, incapacitated. He couldn't make a single decision.
(23:58):
His wife sighed every piece of legislation or everything that
needed his signature. She forged it. And Colonel House was
his name as top advisor. He was acting as the
de facto president. Well, that's fraud upon the American people.
They should have been honorable and said I'm sorry, invoked
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the twenty fifth Amendment. This guy is no longer capable,
and the vice president becomes the president. That's why you
have a vice president. They did the same thing with FDR.
He was clearly incapacitated in his fourth term. In fact,
he never should have run for reelection in November nineteen
forty four. And because of this, we got Yolta because
(24:43):
the president at the Yolta meeting was mentally and physically
finished finished. He died what was it four months into
his term, his final term, four months, and that's when
Truman replaced him. But by then he sold Eastern Europe
about the Stalin And that's why Congress said, we can
(25:04):
never have this happen again. We're going to pass a
constitutional amendment. A president is only going to have two
terms and that's it. So we've had experiences with this
going back I don't know one hundred years. I believe
we should have term limits for senators and members of
Congress so something like this never happens again. Because Mitch
(25:27):
McConnell clearly is incapable. He's not fit mentally or physically
or both to be a United States senator. And all
they're doing now is his staff and his wife are
running his position. They're just voting for him and running
his Senate seat for him, while this guy is sitting
(25:52):
in some hospital doing god knows what. Honestly, Maria, he
may not even be cognizant of what's going on. Sandy
Sri is he's brain dead, And I think she may
be right, just like Biden was effectively brain dead. So
I think he has no clue what's going on. You
want my honest opinion. I think he suffered a stroke
(26:13):
or a heart attack or whatever, and physically mentally he
can no longer perform his duties as senator. Now, I'm sorry,
I really I wish it upon no one. But then
you got to step aside. You know, if I can't
function as a talk show host, I have to step aside.
(26:34):
If the CEO of a company can't function, they have
to step aside. If a doctor or a surgeon or
a nurse can't function in a hospital, they have to
step aside. Why are senators any different? Why are politicians
any different. Final word to you, Memoria, agree, disagree.
Speaker 5 (26:54):
I agree with you one thousand percent. I feel like
he should have been gone a long time go. I
don't think that he's capable of doing anything. I agree,
might have had a stroke and he's just not, you know,
himself any longer and they need to cut tight. And
you know, as sad as it is, he should have
(27:14):
been gone a long time ago. I totally agree with you.
This should be the term limits for these people. It
should be no more than four years and that's it.
At the same time as the president, and and that's it.
These people take it full advantage. They think this is
a lifetime career for them and it shouldn't be. They're
(27:35):
regular people like we are, but they love power and
they want to grab to it. Like the one that
just passed away with a heart attack. I don't think
he's died of a heart attack. That's just me personally.
I don't think he did. I don't.
Speaker 3 (27:48):
I don't even know his name.
Speaker 1 (27:49):
I forgot to call Lindam Senator Lindsay Graham right.
Speaker 5 (27:54):
That he passed away. From what they're saying he passed away,
everything seems very fishy. And I hate the fact that
they continue to think that they can lie, that we
are that stupid, that dumb, that we don't realize that
they're bluntly lying to our faces.
Speaker 1 (28:12):
Well, you know, Marie, I think you really put your
finger on it. To me, that's the most offensive thing
is you know, if if they said, look, there's been
an incident or whatever with the senator, we'd like our
privacy whatever something like that, where okay, he's clearly there's
something really mentally or physically wrong with him. But what
(28:34):
they do is they lie, and they come out with
this ridiculous photo that's clearly photoshopped, that is clearly AI
generated or an older picture for passing it off as
a newer picture. And why do you have to lie
to us? To me, see, that's what's so offensive is
that to cover it up they have to lie instead
(28:58):
of just saying the senator has suffered as broke, or
the senator is suffered a heart attack or a health
setback or an illness or whatever. You can you know,
say it in many ways and he will need a
couple of months to you to rest and to recover. Okay, fine, okay,
if it's just a couple of months. Maybe, okay, fine,
(29:18):
but this doesn't look anymore like a couple of months.
This looks like, you know, like Joe Biden. This is
now going to be full time and his staff and
his wife are essentially now going to be executing his
responsibilities and his duties. Uh and and and you know
his capacity a senator. Well, I'm sorry, nobody voted for
(29:40):
Elaine Chow. Nobody voted for his chief of staff. So
you're perpetrating a fraud upon the voters and upon the
American people. And that's why, Look again, I have no
respect for John Thune. John Thune is a liar. John
Thune knows exactly what's wrong with Mitch McConnell. He should
(30:02):
come out and say, look, I'm sorry, he suffered XYZ
whatever it is. Okay, he's no longer mentally or physically
able to do the job. He's got to resign now,
and the governor should replace him with a you know,
with a proper replacement. But the reason is he's a
no on the Save Act, so they keep him there
(30:26):
so that if they need to wheel him out to
vote against the Save Act, there he is. Because the
people of Kentucky want the Save Act pasted overwhelmingly. It's
ninety percent. In Kentucky, it's ninety to ten, Maria, ninety
to ten. So they got to keep this guy there,
(30:48):
run by his wife and his you know, his inner circle,
just in case they need this guy to roll him
into the Senate on a gurney, you know, or in
a wheelchair and just have him, you know, push the
no button. So that's what this is all about. And honestly,
it's sickening. So and I'm with you, Maria, it's long
(31:09):
past time for term limits. If it's good enough for
the president, if it's good enough for governors, it should
definitely be good enough for members of Congress. Tom, thank
you so much for that call, Maria PM in Framingham.
Thanks for holding Tom and welcome.
Speaker 4 (31:27):
Good morning, Jeff, good show today. Thank you, especially the
especially when you were talking to Bill. I thought you
had some good, really good points. I want to say this.
I think one of the things that's really important on
another someone messaged you this morning, is keeping control of
that Senate office the next six months. Why do I
(31:51):
think it's important. I think it's important to the CCP.
And the reason I do is because Elaine Chow's over there.
I think they've got a wish list for and I
think a month the wish list would be lobbying for
lobbying the State Department on behalf of the office, for
long term resident visas for rich Chinese citizens, industrial spy
(32:13):
visas for them to come in the country and infiltrate companies,
and student visas student spy visas, and I think they
have a big I think that now that McConnell's this
is this is going to be mcconald's last term. I
think they were going to do a lot of that
stuff on behalf of China. I think that's what the
(32:33):
plans were. But now that he's out of capacity or
he's out of action, Elaine Chiles over there assuring her
than that all that stuff that they want done is
going to get done.
Speaker 1 (32:47):
That's what I don't take this the wrong way. I
only have eyes for my wife, but I love you
in a non sexual way, my friend. You hit the
freaking nail right on the head. This is all about
giving China exactly what they bought them for. That's why
(33:11):
the moment this guy's incapacitated and they send them to
the hospital, every other normal person I don't care wife husband.
When your spouse is in a hospital and apparently there
for four weeks. Okay, but this is the beginning. You're
by that person's side. Nothing else matters. Not Elaine Chaw.
She runs to her paymasters in Beijing. And you nailed
(33:34):
it like a checklist, first to the Vice President, then
the Prime Minister, then the Foreign Minister, the entire politbureau.
What do you guys need? Check? What do you need? Check?
What do you need? Check? In other words, we're going
to fulfill our obligations to you because they paid for
the McConnell's and they want to get full service for
(33:57):
what they paid for. And I think that nothing else
explains it, and I think you're dead on. They were
asking their paymasters up in China, the CCP, So what
do you need us to do for you? I will
do it on behalf of Mitch. Mitch is not well.
(34:18):
Mitch doesn't know a day it is. I don't even
think Mitch knows what planet he's on. But don't worry,
his staff is working with us. I will be making
all the decisions the way Jill Biden did for Joe,
behind the scenes. And so give me the list and
we will fulfill your order to a t and I
know our money is waiting for us in some Swiss
(34:41):
bank account because I'm sorry, but that's what our Congress
has degenerated into. And the Chinese have bought up the
Democrats and many Republicans. And I think Tom, you nailed it.
That explains why she went to China. That explains why
they're covering up from a Connell, and that's why there's
(35:02):
no way in hell this guy's going to step down
because the Chinese own them like a ten dollars street walker,
and now they want to get serviced. Palm. Final word
to you.
Speaker 4 (35:16):
I know, Lindsay Graham just died. But back in twenty nineteen,
Lapre Nutty Tucker Carlson reported that Lindsay Graham was lobbying
the State Department, the Trump term one State Department for
more long term resident visas for wealthy Chinese citizens. So
(35:38):
I think a lot of that stuff goes on in
those South Carolina Senate offices. I think they're surprisingly both
of them were surprisingly in heavily employed by China.
Speaker 1 (35:52):
Bought both McConnell and Lindsey Graham. Both of them, you're
dead on, Tom bought and paid for by communists China,
among many others. But since we're talking about these two
bought and paid for and honestly that's why this deification
of Lindsey Graham, it's making me sick, nauseous. I'm going
(36:14):
to throw up the way. I mean, yes, you always,
you know, pray someone when they pass away. I get it,
but this is so over the top. It's so ludicrous
and ridiculous. I'm like, you people have no shame. He
was in some ways the consummate swamp creature, and they're
going on about, you know, the great patriot, the indispensable man.
(36:36):
I'm like, oh my god, I'm going to throw up. Seriously,
please stop because I'm going to vomit. Tom, thank you
so much for that call Nancy in framing Ham. Thanks
for holding Nancy, and welcome.
Speaker 6 (36:49):
Oh hi, Jeff hi. I think this quacks like a
like a duck, It walks like a duck. It is.
It's nothing but to take Trump down. That's and there's
a crew. I do have a telephone number. We the
public at the Mega Republicans have to call two O
(37:11):
two four five six one one one one. Call your senators. Uh,
I don't know this. I'm gonna call Anna Paulina. But
why aren't the mega uh senators yelling for Thoon to
pass the bill? I don't understand that, And they should
be asking for his removal. And I think we the
(37:32):
people have got to ask for John to just step
down because he's not doing his job on purpose.
Speaker 1 (37:38):
Oh no, John Thune is his nickname is baby Mitch.
You know Mitch McConnell groomed him to be a successor
U McConnell. If you think John Thune is crying now
over Lindsey Grant, you should see what happens when Mitch
McConnell whenever he passes away, Okay, whenever whatever, When whenever
that happens, Oh my, it's gonna be a river of tears.
(38:03):
Because Mitch McConnell groomed John Thune to be the next
Senate majority leader. He's an acolyte of Mitch. He's allied
to Mitch. And you're dead on. John Thune is playing
stupid with the Save Act. He doesn't want to pass
it now, he's telling Trump what he wants to hear. Yeah, yeah,
I back it. No, he's done everything in his power
(38:25):
to prevent it from being passed,
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