April 7, 2026 • 44 mins
*Charity for those who need it is alive and well in Tennessee! A 78-year-old Tennessee DoorDash driver named Richard Pulley went viral in March 2026 after a doorbell camera captured him struggling to deliver a Starbucks order. His story touched thousands (he returned to work after retiring to support his wife's medical condition), leading to a massive outpouring of support. Contributions of nearly a million dollars have poured in to help this man and his wife.
*Why does California keep electing so many corrupt politicians....Nancy Pelosi, Gavin Newsom, Adam Schiff, Kamala Harris, Scott Weiner....just to name a few
*Jimmy Kimmel takes a nasty swipe at DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin...calling him a "low-level MMA fighter and a plumber" .....the left acts like they celebrate the working class while actually ridiculing working-class people when they're not on the Democratic team
*Australia's diesel supply issues
*Iranian woman destroys white pro-rally "progressive" defending black supremacy the Islamic Regime and leaves her speechless
*Why NATO is useless
*Why sanctuary cities fail and are dangerous to their citizens
*North Carolina man weaponizes his HIV positive blood against hospital staff and walks free immediately
*America's real waste problem....wind and solar waste is piling up
*Why does California keep electing so many corrupt politicians....Nancy Pelosi, Gavin Newsom, Adam Schiff, Kamala Harris, Scott Weiner....just to name a few
*Jimmy Kimmel takes a nasty swipe at DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin...calling him a "low-level MMA fighter and a plumber" .....the left acts like they celebrate the working class while actually ridiculing working-class people when they're not on the Democratic team
*Australia's diesel supply issues
*Iranian woman destroys white pro-rally "progressive" defending black supremacy the Islamic Regime and leaves her speechless
*Why NATO is useless
*Why sanctuary cities fail and are dangerous to their citizens
*North Carolina man weaponizes his HIV positive blood against hospital staff and walks free immediately
*America's real waste problem....wind and solar waste is piling up
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Speaker 1 (00:13):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he is
deciding to pull back the curtain and show you what's
really inside. This is Bowen's Cars, brought to you by
Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphreysborough. For all of your automotive
needs call six one five six four five one zero
seven five or online Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphreysboro dot com.
Speaker 2 (00:34):
Here's your host, bow Triven.
Speaker 3 (00:38):
All right, good morning everybody, Happy Easter weekend and UH
and happy UH Final four weekend. Here into basketball college basketball.
So I wanted to start off with a feel good
story again from Tennessee. You guys heard me read the
story or talk about the story the other day of
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the UH veteran who died alone and was here in Nashville,
and the VA or somebody put out a call to
action because this man was going to be buried with
no family. He just didn't have any family, and hundreds
of you showed up to this man's funeral to pay
respects to a veteran who happened to die without any
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family alive. And it just proves the kind heartedness of
millions and millions and millions, hundreds of millions of people
out there in the United States of America. So all
you people trashing the United States of America, back back up.
Most of us are really good people. We got some
people trash in America right now. That just drives me nuts.
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But there's another story out of Tennessee, Go Tennessee recently
that made the rounds. I don't know if you guys
saw it or not, but there was a young lady
by the name of Britney Smith, and I don't remember
which city she was in, but it was some here
we're in Tennessee, and she had ordered a star Buck's
order from door Dash and the order was being delivered
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and when she looked up on her ring camera to
see the delivery man, she noticed it was an elderly
gentleman who was struggling to get up the stairs and
to deliver the thing. And she thought, you know that
that man is too old to be doing this. He
needs to he needs to be retired and whatever. So
she started making some rounds and putting some stuff out
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there on social media. This is one of the places
where social media really does help, because she she figured
out reached out to the community, and somebody said, oh,
that's Richard, he's delivered to me before, and she tracked
him down and she wanted to leave him a bigger
tip than she had once she had already seen she'd
already left the tip on the app and then when
she saw him delivering it, she wanted to give him
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a bigger app a tip. So she found him, found
his address, and she and her daughter drove up to
his house and gave him two hundred dollars. She knocked
on the door. Explain the situation. Excuse me, he looked,
she said, He looked horrified, but she gave the money
and said that quote, God really told us that we
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needed to bless you today, and he made sure she
could afford it. And he's like, are you sure you
can afford this? Yes, I'm good. He thanked her, and
then he told her that he was technically retired, but
his wife had lost her job and their health insurance
and now they spent everything that they had on their
medications and health care, and we're struggling to cover the
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monthly expenses. So he said that delivering the food was
the only way he could figure out how to contribute
to income. At his age, which is seventy eight years
old and that gig economy that has been established does
allow a lot of people other income. That has helped
we adapt, we find new ways. I think the AI
that's going to be the same thing. So anyways, the
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next day, someone in their neighborhood saw sent a video
of Richard that was back out delivering food at night
in the rain and said he was still struggling to
navigate the steps on their porches. And that's when Brittany
decided he needed to do something. So she started a
gofund me page for Richard, and thirty two eight hundred
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people had donated and she'd raised a total of This
was as of a few days ago, nine hundred and
sixty five, six hundred and fifty nine dollars, which included
a twenty thousand dollars donation from the CEO of door
Dash himself, Tony Zou. He said, so she raised almost
a million dollars for this man. Not government handouts, not
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in goos, not directly from the people to the people
who are in need. We have no problems taking care
of people in the United States of America. What we
have problems with is the government stealing our money in
tax form and then redistributing it to people who don't
really need it, or being defrauded out of that money.
That's our problem. Our problem is not our large ass
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Our problem is not our philanthropy. Our problem is not
our willingness to give. Our problem is our willingness unwillingness
to be stolen from and defrauded from people who shouldn't
be here to begin with, or from people who should
be here, or still they shouldn't be if they're going
to defraud us. It is the most sickening thing to
me that people demand more taxes. Will you tell me
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that's not a tax. Those people paid a million dollars
to that man to try to help him out, simply
a little bit here and a little bit there. But
if the NGOs would had that million dollars, that man
would have got about twenty five dollars of it, and
the NGOs and all of their CEOs and everybody else
in the administrative costs to distribute that million dollars would
have taken up the rest. Americans are buying large good
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and the people that we used to who used to
immigrate to this country did so with the intention of
assimilating and becoming Americans. One and all the ones that
we're allowing in now, A lot of them, not all
of them. I have some that work for me that
became citizens are the most proud people I've ever seen,
and I am proud of them. But they're a larger
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and larger larger number of people who are coming into
this country with no intentions of assimilating. They're with all
intentions of doing nothing but taking over and trying to
turn us into where they were, and where they were
was so bad they wanted out. I talked about it
last week about the Iranian regime, the theocracy sending their
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children to the United States of America to learn in
our universities and for some to teach in our universities
while also chanting death to America. If America is so bad,
why is the entire world trying to send all of
their students here to be educated by us? Or are
they sending them here so that they cant they can
be part of the indoctrination of all of the other students.
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Either way, it is a Americans are good. We are
a good, solid, loving people. I've said this many times before,
and I think it was rush Limball that said it.
It might have been Mark Levin. I don't remember, but
somebody said one time, nowhere in the history of Earth
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has any has there been so much power accumulated by
one country and wealth accumulated by one country and used
for good, And we do use it for good. Complain
all you want about the warn I Ran, I'm going
to talk about that in the next segment. But I'm
telling you what we are doing is the right thing
for the world, and the world knows it. They're just
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too cowardly to get involved in it. But the reality
is that we are doing what is net. We are
the people taking on the bully and willing to smack
the bully in the mouth and say no more picking
on everybody, no more terrorizing everybody, no more intimidating anybody.
We're done. Nobody else been willing to do that. All right.
(07:55):
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Speaker 1 (08:19):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he has
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Speaker 2 (08:40):
Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (08:44):
All right, Welcome back everybody. So I know I said
I was going to talk about the war this segment,
but I'm gonna put that off for a little bit
because something else came to mind. How does one date
elect so many slime balls? It is absolutely astounding to me.
(09:08):
I was going through my note and my articles that
I wanted to talk about, and it just dawned on
me that when you look at the politicians coming out
of California, you've got Eric Swalwell, who is sir forts
a lot. You don't know what that means, Go watch
he did an interview and he let one rip right
in the middle of the interview on national television. Then
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you've got Kamala Harris, who was dumber than a box
of rocks. Then you've got Nancy Pelosi, who is as
corrupt as you can possibly get, who somehow went into
Congress making one hundred and seventy thousand dollars a year
and came out worth two hundred and fifty million dollars
and had and her husband beat the S and P
five hundred by like two hundred percent every year since
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she got into Congress somehow. Then you've got Adam Schiff,
who lied was censured by Congress for saying so much
about the Russian hoax and saying he had evidence, he'd
seen evidence, knowing that there was no evidence whatsoever because
there never turned out to be any evidence. Does Then
you got Scott Wiener, who is in their their legislature
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and the state of California that and then you've got
Governor Harrigel himself, Gavin Newsom, the let me go to
French laundry and eat while I locked down the rest
of the state of California, and you can't go to
church services, but you can gather if you want to
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protest George Floyd or any of the other.
Speaker 2 (10:40):
How does one.
Speaker 3 (10:40):
State continually gravitate towards such nasty, slimy politicians. I don't
understand it. But if you if you the elitism of
that state, and I'm talking about the whole state, because
there are parts of that state. I've hired a number
of people from California that think the way I do,
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and that's why they left. That's why a lot of
people are leaving California. But Jimmy Kimmel the other day,
so I don't know if you've heard, but Mark Wayne
Mullen is now the Department of Homeland Security Secretary, and
Mark Wayne Mullen is from I think, Oklahoma, and Mark
Wayne Mullen is the only Senator without a bachelor's degree.
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I don't have a bachelor's degree. The guy that's my
partner doesn't have a bachelor's degree, and I promise you
it wouldn't have done him any good. I'm pretty sure
Bill Gates didn't finish college, or Mark Zuckerberg or I
don't know that Elon Musk finished. I don't know one
way or the other with him. But what does a
bachelor's degree have to do with anything? The man had
a business. At the age of eighteen years old, Mark
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Wayne Mullen's father passed away. He had started a plumbing business.
Mark WAYN Mullen took over this plumbing business and grew
it to a twenty million dollar enterprise by him from
eighteen years old. Grew it from three employees to two
hundred employees and became very successful at a number of
things and has been in Congress. Now figured out a
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way to get elected as a Senator and somehow did
so without a degree. What does a degree have to
do with intelligence? Ability to think clearly, ability to think logically,
ability to understand the problems? Thank goodness he didn't get one,
because he would have been indoctrinated into a lot of
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the other slimy stuff that's being taught at our four
year universities to begin with. But Jimmy Kimmel, he of
the most brilliant man show Dialogue, who apparently never graduated either.
He went a couple of years to I think it
was University of Nevada or something, Las Vegas or someplace,
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but he never graduated either. But he gets up on
his show the other day and he starts making fun
of Mark Wayne Mullen and the fact that he doesn't
have a degree and that he was just a plumber.
He said something like, before he was elected to the Senate,
Mark Wayne Mullen was a low level MMA fighter and
a plumber. That's right. We now have a plumber protecting
us from terrorism. It worked for Super Mario why not,
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Mark Wayne, how elitist do you have to be? And
for the audience to laugh at that was sickening to
me because I promise you that ninety nine percent, if
not one hundred percent of the people in that room
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laughing about the man who is a US senator somehow
figured out a way to get elected, somehow figured out
a way to build a twenty million dollar empire from
a plumbing business in Oklahoma. I promise you that none
of those people sitting in that audience, or at the
very least maybe a couple could fix their own plumbing,
or fix their own electricity if there was something wrong,
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or fix their own car, or fix their own anything
because they don't have Just because you have a degree
doesn't give you the ability to function in society period.
Without all of those people driving those trucks out there,
without all of the plumbers, electricians, framers, concrete workers, none
of this exists, and you have the audacity to demean
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it like being a plumber is not a worthy profession.
By the way, all of the people that were elected
for the first one hundred and fifty years running the
country had real jobs. They had to go back and
do their jobs. In their respective districts because it wasn't
a full time job to be a congress person or
a senator. That level of elitism is absolutely irritated. I mean,
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it just bothers me to the level that I get
viscerally upset. And all of these people that are so brilliant,
you know, the ones that get elected to higher office
like AOC or, I mean, what are the rest of them?
They have policies that are so insanely stupid that they
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are going to destroy their countries. Case in point, Australia
Australia right now that the headline of the article I
was reading the other day is you can still hum
leaving on a jet plane from anywhere but Australia. So
Australia has backed off of drilling any oil. They don't
have any refining capacity. So eighty percent of the oil
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that Australia extracts they export because they don't have the
ability to refine it. And then they ship their fuel
in that they can actually use. Well, you know what
happens when the Strait of Hormuz shuts down. They don't
have any jet fuel because they don't have the capacity
to actually refine their own jet fuel Australia. The Australian
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leaders were or politicians were told by the party leaders
to keep their mouths shut after the country's dwindling fuel.
So about the country's joinling fuel supplies, they had like
three weeks and they were already like six hundred stations
across the country of Australia, which is really big, six
hundred stations that were out of diesel and out of
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actual gas and more running out by the day. They
had three weeks worth of fuel for their airlines. It
is let me just read this to you. It's suicidal.
Because of their their net zero and their green policies,
they've driven all the oil production into decline and almost
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all of Australia's homegrown oil refinery capabilities are offshore. They
export eighty percent of the oil because they can only
refine twenty percent of it at home. So here's the quote.
At the turn of this century, Australia produced five hundred
and sixty three thousand barrels of oil a day with
eight refineries, supplying ninety eight percent of our total petroleum
product needs. Twenty years ago, they had ninety eight percent
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of their total petroleum product needs were on shore. From
that high point, oil and petroleum production has slumped to
the point where the country relies on imports for ninety
percent of its liquid fuel needs and oil production is
at its lowest level since the nineteen sixties. Now listen
to that they rely on imports for ninety percent of
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its liquid fuel needs. What happens when a war breaks out?
What happens when there are policies that beyond your control
or other countries decide to screw with your supply? And
what did you get? I'm gonna say it again, did
you start burning any less fuel? No, you just started
refining less fuel. That doesn't mean you're burning less. You're
not helping the environment. It is absolutely sickening to me
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the policies of all of these leftists. By the way,
the Australian Prime Minister is the same man who went
into a mosque to try to pray with some Muslims
who chased him out of there screaming at him, and
then he went on to apologize to them. This level
of appeasement, this level of we all should be trying
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to take care of ourselves. You know how they say,
put the oxygen mask on first before you try to
help anybody, every country should be doing the same thing.
You should be willing to help yourself before you start
helping everybody else, because you can't help everybody else if
you're shut down. These policies that these leftists and these
elitists have tried to implement worldwide don't work when you
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have a theocratic, crazy regime in Iran that controls a
bunch of that stuff. Absolutely. I don't know how you
do it. I don't know how you fix it. I
don't know how you get people to wake up and
listen to what the truth is without shaking them. I
just don't know what to do. But we're gonna have
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to find some way because it is absolutely going to
be a nightmare for a lot of countries. All Right,
This is Bownos Cars, brought to you once again from
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After the break.
Speaker 1 (19:23):
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Speaker 2 (19:44):
Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (19:48):
All right, we'll come back, everybody. So prayers up to
all of the men and women in uniform who are
serving our great country and are trying to do the
best job they can. And we've lost a few, and
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that is sad, and I pray for those families seriously,
But they know what they signed up for. They did
it with free will. And everything I've read about all
of our soldiers and naval officers or naval people, and
they do it freely, and they do it because they
want to serve their country. And an inordinate amount of
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there's this myth out there that the people serving in
uniform or in the armed forces are somehow all from
the poor families and doing it just for the benefits
of blah blah blah. And an inordinate amount of our
soldiers and naval people are from middle and upper income
class people, and they've been generations in our armed forces,
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and they do it for love of their country. So
thank you to all of you that are out there
doing that. And I can tell you that NATO is well,
let me back up. I want to talk about this
other story first before I talk about NATO. So the
other day there was a we had these goofy no
Kings rallies. Yeah, okay, there's no kings. We all agree
we don't have a King's kind of funny. That had
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to change the name over in England because they actually
do have a king. But these no King's rallies were
absolutely they're funded by billionaires. Neville Roy Singham, who lives
in communist China and is thought to be part of
the CCP, made his money over here in the United States,
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went to China, and his wife is one of the
founders of Code Pink, and they are the ones funding
a lot of this. I saw where Warren Buffett was
funding some of it. A lot of these things are
not organic. They are well funded machines to try to
disrupt the entire United States. And a lot of these
people that are out there protesting and holding up these manufactured,
perfectly printed signs, are you in the bidding of Beijing
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right here in the United States of America. If you
think it's not, you're not paying attention to what you're
doing and I can prove it to you because the
other day there was a protest and there was an
Iranian girl who was filming it. She walked up to
a lady who was holding a sign about no more
bomb get it, we have to get out of Iran
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or something like that. And this Iranian young lady said,
are you why are you protesting this? The young people
in Iran want the bombs. We are asking for it,
we are asking for regime change. Do you have any
idea of the oppression we have lived under for the
last forty years or forty seven years. And the lady's like, well,
you're not going to change my mind. And the young
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lady kept going. She's like, I can't even visit my
father's grave because of these people. And you you're not
listening to what we're saying. We want this to happen.
Long story short. By the end of the exchange, the
woman laid down her sign cried with the Iranian young
lady said, I'll never pick up that sign again. I
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had no idea. She didn't. She listens in this vacuum
of the leftist mainstream media and doesn't really understand what's
going on. Her feed in all of her social media
is feeding her the same algorithms that she has said
she likes to hear. So it's in a vacuum that
you're getting your information. But the reality is that the
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Iranian people are begging for this. There are a select
few who are part of the theocracy and part of
the malas, who are extremists that don't want it, but
that is a minor few of the ninety million people
that live in Iran, they are ready to be freed.
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Speaking of freeing them, what would you have done had
we gotten to the point where Iran had a nuclear weapon?
Every country on Earth agreed Iran can't have a nuclear weapon.
I Ran was weeks away from having the technology. They
proved they were lying, and I talked about this last
week when they said that they had no missiles that
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can go more than two thousand kilometers and then they
launched a missile four thousand kilometers away against Diego Garcia,
our base that we share with UK. Well, if you
didn't have any missiles that could go past two thousand kilometers,
why did you launch one four thousand cometers? We just
watched to do it. They lie, They lie through their teeth.
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That's what they've been doing for forty seven years, and
they finally were on the verge of having a nuclear weapon.
Once they had it. If you think that they didn't
think about using it as there these people think of
the end of the world. They are okay with blowing
up the world if they go to heaven, they are
okay with destroying everything, as long as it's in the
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name of Allah. It. You can't deal with people who
are crazy. It doesn't work. You can't argue with him,
you can't deal with him. And so you have no
choice when the bully just keeps coming up and smacking
everybody around and saying, if I get this, I'm going
to get a bigger club. And when I get a
bigger club, you're never going to be able to stop me.
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What is the choice? We had no choice but to
go in and stop them. But what we also figured
out very quickly was NATO is absolutely useless.
Speaker 2 (25:33):
Useless.
Speaker 3 (25:33):
We have spent trillions of our tax dollars making sure
that all of those NATO countries in Europe were safe
from somebody like a madman like Putin or Hitler coming
back and and Putin rolling through because he could have
once he got through Ukraine. There was Ukraine was the
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hardest point he was going to get to. If he
decided he wanted to go down to Europe and get
to and take over Germany and take over from there
was no way they were stopping him. And turns out
that a lot of the weapons systems and war materials
that France has actually were manufactured and sold from Israel
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to France. And yet when Israel and the United States
call on any of the members of the EU or
any of the members of NATO to say, hey, we
just need some help opening the straight up horn moves.
We've done all the hard work, we've done the heavy lifting,
we've lost our people. We just need some help. Not
only do they say no, they closed their airspace off
to us just so we have to fly around their
countries and make it harder on us. So not only
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are you with us, but you're actively doing it against us,
the country that has sent you trillions of dollars in
military aid and bases and making sure you were protected
because that was our job. When we needed just a
little bit of help, you said nope, Hey, I don't
need you to fight the fight. I just need you
to give me some water in between rounds. Oh, no,
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I can't do that, can't do that. That's too far.
What in the world are we even doing in NATO.
We don't need NATO. NATO needs us by a long shot,
and we've proven it because we just handled the biggest
part that we needed to handle without NATO, and NATO's
telling us to go pound sand Emmanuel Macron and that
guy over in Spain are both lily livered like they're
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some of the most incourageous people I've ever seen in
my life. And so Donald Trump's right, open the straight yourself.
We got our oil, We got enough on shore to
last us a lifetime. We're good. We were doing this
for all of you. But by the way, it's not
gesture oil. You're going to start running out of fertilizer
because something like fifty percent of all of the fertilizer,
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the urea and nitrogen fertilizer that goes to all of
the crops that has helped us feed billions of people
around the Earth and almost wiped out famine because of
our ability to grow bigger crops and yield bigger crops.
That's from fertilizer and something like fifty percent of all
the fertilizer also flows through the Straight of Horn Moves,
So you're about to start affecting food supplies worldwide. We
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can grow our own food, we have our own supply.
We can handle ourselves. You guys are screwing yourself up,
and we're trying to do this to help you learn
that you can't trust that one regime. That's all, just
this one. We're not trying to take over the world.
We're trying to tell you that this one regime in
the Middle East has been playing havoc with everybody, including
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the Saudi Arabia, including the UAE, including Qatar, including Bahrain,
all of them. They have been playing the bully for years,
and we have to stand up to the bully and
stop them before they become a bigger problem. And when
we ask for your help, you tell us to pound
sand I'm sorry, it wasn't Thirty percent of the global
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supply of urea comes out of Iran and the Straight
of Horn moves and constrain countries. Yeah. So, also, we
spent fifty years building up strategic petroleum reserves around the world.
Do you know what we didn't do. We didn't spend
any time or money. This is an oversight of a
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lot of the leftists. We didn't spend any time or
money building up nitrogen and urea reserves so that if
something happened, we were able to continue to grow food.
If you take crops where they are right now and
you back them down thirty or forty percent because we
didn't have the fertilizers available to be able to grow
the food, you're going to have global famine and it's
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going to be a problem. It won't hit the United States.
We'll have higher prices, but we'll figure out a way.
But there's a lot of countries out there that can't.
And so Europe needs to get off their keyster and
start helping us get this thing righted so that we
can all play together. If you take a ran out,
the rest of the world gets along. For the most part.
You still got Putin over there, but we'll concentrate on
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him as soon as we take these people that are
trying to blow everybody in the world up. As soon
as we get them out of the regime, we'll take
on Putin and finish that deal too. But right now,
we've got to do something quick, and I am I
could never be more disappointed in our European partners. I
love French food. I loved France when my wife had
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been there. My wife and i've been there three times,
and I truly love the country. I think it's beautiful,
it's gorgeous, It's got everything going for it, and I
want to go back, but I may not be able
to go back just on sheer principle alone. Of their leadership.
It is absolutely amazing to me. All Right, I got
some other stuff I'm going to talk about, but this
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war it needs to end soon, and I think it will.
But they're they're making a big mistake, those NATO countries.
They have no idea what's in store for them. All Right.
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Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (31:50):
All right, Welcome back, everybody. Isn't it amazing how media
just decide not to talk about something and thinks it
will just go away, And it does for millions and
millions and millions of people out there who get their
news from I just talked about it in the last segment,
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who get their news from mainstream media just don't nut.
They never talk about it. That thing that they say
never happens seems to keep happening over and over and
over and over again to the point of ridiculousness, and
the mainstream media refuses to cover it. The young lady
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Sheridan I can't remember her last name, that just got
shot by an illegal alien that was at the end
of a peer in Chicago where she was out walking
with her friends. They all go to Loyola University. Just
out walking with her friends. They happen upon a guy
with a gun and he chases her down and shoots
her in the head, kills her somehow or another. Jab
(32:53):
Pritzker blames that on Trump, not his sanctuary policies that
have this guy in his city. Their gun control are
supposedly so strong, but only the criminals have guns now.
And then Brandon Johnson, who's the mayor of Chicago, doesn't
even talk about it for four days, doesn't even mention it.
Neither did JB. Pritzker, Like they don't want to talk
about it because it somehow makes them look bad because
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they know their sanctuary policies or what got that young
lady killed, just like all of the other cities that
are sanctuary cities continue to have murders and rapes and
all of the other stuff by people who are not
supposed to be here to begin with. And yet they
will continue to tell you. ABC News spend a total
of thirty seven seconds talking about that young lady that
was killed in Chicago. And now I have let's see
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in Kentucky. This is in the last couple of days
in Kentucky, a person who is not here legally, an
unvetted person that came in during the Biden administration by
the name of let's see Jorge Martinez, Julio or Ulua,
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a twelve year old girl kidnapped, strangled, and assaulted. And
it was the R word I hate to use it
in Kentucky by an unvetted pedophile illegal alien that was
released into the US by the Biden administration. And uh,
that's another one. Because we can talk about Jocelyn Nungary,
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we can talk about Lakeln Riley, we can talk about
all of the other ones that the same things happened to.
But then on top of that, we have in North Carolina,
a woman, thirty eight year old pregnant woman was removing
her toddler from her car in the parking lot of
a Harris Teeter store in Charlotte when she was confronted
by a woman she didn't know. The woman was armed
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with a state knife. She attacked the pregnant woman, stabbing
her in the Sternum Victor sett and the victims said
she'd never seen the woman before and had no idea
why she was attacked. Turns out the lady was named Marvin.
I say, lady, I use that with the weakest sense
of the term. Was identified as Marvina Hardy, who was
found and arrested in Florida with help from South Carolina
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law enforcement officials, and turns out she had been arrested
twenty three prior arrests and seventy charges, but she was
back out on the street and out. Of the arrests,
most of them were for violent assaults. How many times
you think she did something that never got arrested for,
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because those are just twenty three times she got caught
with seventy different charges. You don't get caught every time
you do something wrong. Then we got another guy in
North Carolina. I don't know what's going on with North Carolina.
This is just nuts. That was HIV positive. Twenty five
year old male HIV positive was being treated by the
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hospital staff, who, by the way, by law, are not
allowed to turn him away, not allowed to say they
can't deny violent criminals health care. They can't bar him
from the facilities or refuse to treat him. But this
guy decides to take nose he's HIV positive, takes out
his IV and uses his blood that's squirting from his
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vein into the eyes of two healthcare workers who now
have to wait to see if they are HIV positive
because the blood got in their eyes. He got ninety
one days in county jail for using what we all
know can be a deadly weapon, his HIV positive blood
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to squirt into the eyes of people who are trying
to treat him and help him.
Speaker 2 (36:38):
Ninety one days and.
Speaker 3 (36:42):
By the way, with time served, he's out. He got
out already to be able to do it again. And judges,
there's got to be some modicum of responsibility to hold
these judges responsible if they go out and do it
again and again and again, and you keep turning them loose.
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They have told you who they are. According to Maya Angelou,
if someone tells you who they are, believe them. When
these violent criminals continue to do the same thing, you
are not going to change their behaviors. They just cannot
be part of society, not civil society. They don't want
to be part of civil society. I saw an interview
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the other day with a guy was talking to a
young lady who was a far leftist who said that
it would be okay for murderers to be walking free,
that if we incarcerated them, that was bad because we
were taking away their rights. He's like, you're serious, you
think that what should they do? Should they just be walking.
She said, Yes, I don't think we should incarcerate anybody.
It's not rehabilitative. Yeah. According to the words of the
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Great Ron White, you can't fix stupid. You just can't.
All right, switching gears. I have been railing on this
show for years and years and years about the stupidity
of green policies and the stupidity of electric cars, and
the stupidity of all of the things that the people
on the left have been grifting for for years and
years and years. You are not going to be able.
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There's not enough land, there's not enough sunshine, there's not
enough wind, there's not enough anything to be able to
supply the energy needs of seven and a half billion
or eight billion people and all of the other energy
needs we have coming with AI, with wind and solar,
it's not going to happen. It's impossible. You would have
to take up all of the land we now use
to feed everybody to put solar panels out there for
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what It's not going to do any good. But on
top of that, it's fine. The chickens, as they like
to say, are finally.
Speaker 2 (38:49):
Coming home to roost.
Speaker 3 (38:51):
All you environmentalists out there that when we gotta have
wind and soldar. We gotta have wind and soldar. We
gotta have wind and sold We're destroying the environment. Oh
my god, the environment is going to be destroyed. Listen
to me when I tell you you've screwed it up.
Wind turbines and solar panels are nearing the end of
their useful life and have already been replaced early as new,
more efficient panels and more powerful turbines become available. Like
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that's gonna help, because listen to this, they're causing in addition,
emergency situations like the hailstorm in Texas or the tornadoes
that were in Indiana and Illinois have caused more damage
with solar panels, and they're causing all of the issues
with waste. We had to just destroy them. It destroyed
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like this industrial sized solar panel farm in Illinois and Indiana,
and now they're all just sitting out there in the
middle of a field. Broken. But listen to this. It
costs thirty dollars to recycle a solar panel, to recover
between three dollars and eight dollars worth of minerals, metal
and glass, So it's gonna cost me thirty bucks. I'm
gonna get three to eight bucks out of it? How
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many people want to do that? By contrast, it costs
approximately one dollar per panel to ship used panels to
a landfill, and then slightly more to ship inefficient used
panels for reuse in developing overseas countries, which just shifts
the problem. So, because of the economics, less than one
in ten solar panels gets recycled. Where do you think
they end up? They end up in the landfill. So,
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and there's millions more panels being installed each year, So
the problems is getting bigger and bigger and bigger. Here's
a quote. If early replacements occur as predicted by our
statistical model, they can produce fifty times more waste in
just four years than Irena, which is the study that
was done. Then Irena anticipates fifty times more waste in
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four years than they were anticipating. The industry's current circular
capacity is woefully unprepared for the del use of waste
that is likely to come. While panels contain small amounts
of valuable materials such as silver, they are mostly made
of glass and extremely low value material The study continued,
the direct cost of recycling is only part of the
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end of life burden. However, the problem isn't that, by
the way, with waste, isn't just the solar panels. The
solar panels are one major issue. All those panels on
your house, you see on those houses, They've got to
go somewhere when it's done. And that doesn't include all
the batteries we're putting in all these cars. That doesn't
include all the bat Where do you store them. It's
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absolutely amazing to me that we plan for nothing. They
don't last forever. There's an end of life to them,
and we have to do something with them when it happens.
But right now we have a different problem with just
solar panels. We have the wind turbines because the industrial
wind problem is from waste problem is even worse. The
metal and the towers and the machinery can be recycled.
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It's difficult to do anything useful though, with the massive blades,
other than shred them into small bits and use them
for select uses. But that's really, really, really expensive. It
costs four hundred and forty thousand to six hundred and
seventy five thousand dollars per unit to deep commission and
dispose of each onshore wind turbine. Dismantling offshore wind turbines
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is even more expensive toppling a million dollars per turbine,
and the value of the material from the towers and
the gearboxes is twenty eight grand, so you get to
spend a million dollars to get twenty eight thousand dollars back.
As a result, the metal gears, concrete, and other materials
often end up in landfills, as do the composite blades
after they've been crushed at a really expensive number, with
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large emissions from carbon dioxide from the machineries used to
haul and listen to this five years ago, a journalist
dug and Flannakin describe the disposal methods and the obstacles
the industry faced. Then this is a quote. A separate
tractor trailer is needed to haul each blade to a landfill,
and cutting them up requires powerful, specialized equipment that runs
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off diesel. With some eight thousand blades a year already
being removed from service just in the United States, that's
thirty two thousand truckloads over the next four years. In
a few years the numbers will be five times higher.
All those trucks are now burning fuel, taking them back
and forth to the landfills, all the equipment to destroy
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all that stuff. If burning fuel fossil fuels, I might
add to try to dispose of it. And so the
net thing we did is we put more emissions into
the air by trying to do it the way you
guys are doing it than if we have just continued
to use fossil fuels. The stupidity of the policies. Policies matter, people,
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Policies matter, and when you don't think it through to
the end of life and you don't listen to how
they're grifting on you, they keep lying to you over
and over and over again, and you will not listen
to them when they lie. They're telling you, I'm gonna
lie to you. Deal with it. Congress has a fifteen
percent approval rate, and yet ninety seven percent of the
people in Congress continue to get re elected. How is
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that happening? All right? Thank you, yell and scream all
day long, and I'm not gonna schae into anything. We
got to get out there and vote. Mid terms of
coming up soon, all right. At the end of the show,
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Speaker 2 (00:34):
Here's your host, bow Triven.
Speaker 3 (00:38):
All right, good morning everybody, Happy Easter weekend and UH
and happy UH Final four weekend. Here into basketball college basketball.
So I wanted to start off with a feel good
story again from Tennessee. You guys heard me read the
story or talk about the story the other day of
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the UH veteran who died alone and was here in Nashville,
and the VA or somebody put out a call to
action because this man was going to be buried with
no family. He just didn't have any family, and hundreds
of you showed up to this man's funeral to pay
respects to a veteran who happened to die without any
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family alive. And it just proves the kind heartedness of
millions and millions and millions, hundreds of millions of people
out there in the United States of America. So all
you people trashing the United States of America, back back up.
Most of us are really good people. We got some
people trash in America right now. That just drives me nuts.
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But there's another story out of Tennessee, Go Tennessee recently
that made the rounds. I don't know if you guys
saw it or not, but there was a young lady
by the name of Britney Smith, and I don't remember
which city she was in, but it was some here
we're in Tennessee, and she had ordered a star Buck's
order from door Dash and the order was being delivered
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and when she looked up on her ring camera to
see the delivery man, she noticed it was an elderly
gentleman who was struggling to get up the stairs and
to deliver the thing. And she thought, you know that
that man is too old to be doing this. He
needs to he needs to be retired and whatever. So
she started making some rounds and putting some stuff out
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there on social media. This is one of the places
where social media really does help, because she she figured
out reached out to the community, and somebody said, oh,
that's Richard, he's delivered to me before, and she tracked
him down and she wanted to leave him a bigger
tip than she had once she had already seen she'd
already left the tip on the app and then when
she saw him delivering it, she wanted to give him
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a bigger app a tip. So she found him, found
his address, and she and her daughter drove up to
his house and gave him two hundred dollars. She knocked
on the door. Explain the situation. Excuse me, he looked,
she said, He looked horrified, but she gave the money
and said that quote, God really told us that we
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needed to bless you today, and he made sure she
could afford it. And he's like, are you sure you
can afford this? Yes, I'm good. He thanked her, and
then he told her that he was technically retired, but
his wife had lost her job and their health insurance
and now they spent everything that they had on their
medications and health care, and we're struggling to cover the
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monthly expenses. So he said that delivering the food was
the only way he could figure out how to contribute
to income. At his age, which is seventy eight years
old and that gig economy that has been established does
allow a lot of people other income. That has helped
we adapt, we find new ways. I think the AI
that's going to be the same thing. So anyways, the
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next day, someone in their neighborhood saw sent a video
of Richard that was back out delivering food at night
in the rain and said he was still struggling to
navigate the steps on their porches. And that's when Brittany
decided he needed to do something. So she started a
gofund me page for Richard, and thirty two eight hundred
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people had donated and she'd raised a total of This
was as of a few days ago, nine hundred and
sixty five, six hundred and fifty nine dollars, which included
a twenty thousand dollars donation from the CEO of door
Dash himself, Tony Zou. He said, so she raised almost
a million dollars for this man. Not government handouts, not
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in goos, not directly from the people to the people
who are in need. We have no problems taking care
of people in the United States of America. What we
have problems with is the government stealing our money in
tax form and then redistributing it to people who don't
really need it, or being defrauded out of that money.
That's our problem. Our problem is not our large ass
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Our problem is not our philanthropy. Our problem is not
our willingness to give. Our problem is our willingness unwillingness
to be stolen from and defrauded from people who shouldn't
be here to begin with, or from people who should
be here, or still they shouldn't be if they're going
to defraud us. It is the most sickening thing to
me that people demand more taxes. Will you tell me
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that's not a tax. Those people paid a million dollars
to that man to try to help him out, simply
a little bit here and a little bit there. But
if the NGOs would had that million dollars, that man
would have got about twenty five dollars of it, and
the NGOs and all of their CEOs and everybody else
in the administrative costs to distribute that million dollars would
have taken up the rest. Americans are buying large good
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and the people that we used to who used to
immigrate to this country did so with the intention of
assimilating and becoming Americans. One and all the ones that
we're allowing in now, A lot of them, not all
of them. I have some that work for me that
became citizens are the most proud people I've ever seen,
and I am proud of them. But they're a larger
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and larger larger number of people who are coming into
this country with no intentions of assimilating. They're with all
intentions of doing nothing but taking over and trying to
turn us into where they were, and where they were
was so bad they wanted out. I talked about it
last week about the Iranian regime, the theocracy sending their
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children to the United States of America to learn in
our universities and for some to teach in our universities
while also chanting death to America. If America is so bad,
why is the entire world trying to send all of
their students here to be educated by us? Or are
they sending them here so that they cant they can
be part of the indoctrination of all of the other students.
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Either way, it is a Americans are good. We are
a good, solid, loving people. I've said this many times before,
and I think it was rush Limball that said it.
It might have been Mark Levin. I don't remember, but
somebody said one time, nowhere in the history of Earth
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has any has there been so much power accumulated by
one country and wealth accumulated by one country and used
for good, And we do use it for good. Complain
all you want about the warn I Ran, I'm going
to talk about that in the next segment. But I'm
telling you what we are doing is the right thing
for the world, and the world knows it. They're just
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too cowardly to get involved in it. But the reality
is that we are doing what is net. We are
the people taking on the bully and willing to smack
the bully in the mouth and say no more picking
on everybody, no more terrorizing everybody, no more intimidating anybody.
We're done. Nobody else been willing to do that. All right.
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Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (08:44):
All right, Welcome back everybody. So I know I said
I was going to talk about the war this segment,
but I'm gonna put that off for a little bit
because something else came to mind. How does one date
elect so many slime balls? It is absolutely astounding to me.
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I was going through my note and my articles that
I wanted to talk about, and it just dawned on
me that when you look at the politicians coming out
of California, you've got Eric Swalwell, who is sir forts
a lot. You don't know what that means, Go watch
he did an interview and he let one rip right
in the middle of the interview on national television. Then
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you've got Kamala Harris, who was dumber than a box
of rocks. Then you've got Nancy Pelosi, who is as
corrupt as you can possibly get, who somehow went into
Congress making one hundred and seventy thousand dollars a year
and came out worth two hundred and fifty million dollars
and had and her husband beat the S and P
five hundred by like two hundred percent every year since
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she got into Congress somehow. Then you've got Adam Schiff,
who lied was censured by Congress for saying so much
about the Russian hoax and saying he had evidence, he'd
seen evidence, knowing that there was no evidence whatsoever because
there never turned out to be any evidence. Does Then
you got Scott Wiener, who is in their their legislature
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and the state of California that and then you've got
Governor Harrigel himself, Gavin Newsom, the let me go to
French laundry and eat while I locked down the rest
of the state of California, and you can't go to
church services, but you can gather if you want to
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protest George Floyd or any of the other.
Speaker 2 (10:40):
How does one.
Speaker 3 (10:40):
State continually gravitate towards such nasty, slimy politicians. I don't
understand it. But if you if you the elitism of
that state, and I'm talking about the whole state, because
there are parts of that state. I've hired a number
of people from California that think the way I do,
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and that's why they left. That's why a lot of
people are leaving California. But Jimmy Kimmel the other day,
so I don't know if you've heard, but Mark Wayne
Mullen is now the Department of Homeland Security Secretary, and
Mark Wayne Mullen is from I think, Oklahoma, and Mark
Wayne Mullen is the only Senator without a bachelor's degree.
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I don't have a bachelor's degree. The guy that's my
partner doesn't have a bachelor's degree, and I promise you
it wouldn't have done him any good. I'm pretty sure
Bill Gates didn't finish college, or Mark Zuckerberg or I
don't know that Elon Musk finished. I don't know one
way or the other with him. But what does a
bachelor's degree have to do with anything? The man had
a business. At the age of eighteen years old, Mark
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Wayne Mullen's father passed away. He had started a plumbing business.
Mark WAYN Mullen took over this plumbing business and grew
it to a twenty million dollar enterprise by him from
eighteen years old. Grew it from three employees to two
hundred employees and became very successful at a number of
things and has been in Congress. Now figured out a
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way to get elected as a Senator and somehow did
so without a degree. What does a degree have to
do with intelligence? Ability to think clearly, ability to think logically,
ability to understand the problems? Thank goodness he didn't get one,
because he would have been indoctrinated into a lot of
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the other slimy stuff that's being taught at our four
year universities to begin with. But Jimmy Kimmel, he of
the most brilliant man show Dialogue, who apparently never graduated either.
He went a couple of years to I think it
was University of Nevada or something, Las Vegas or someplace,
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but he never graduated either. But he gets up on
his show the other day and he starts making fun
of Mark Wayne Mullen and the fact that he doesn't
have a degree and that he was just a plumber.
He said something like, before he was elected to the Senate,
Mark Wayne Mullen was a low level MMA fighter and
a plumber. That's right. We now have a plumber protecting
us from terrorism. It worked for Super Mario why not,
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Mark Wayne, how elitist do you have to be? And
for the audience to laugh at that was sickening to
me because I promise you that ninety nine percent, if
not one hundred percent of the people in that room
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laughing about the man who is a US senator somehow
figured out a way to get elected, somehow figured out
a way to build a twenty million dollar empire from
a plumbing business in Oklahoma. I promise you that none
of those people sitting in that audience, or at the
very least maybe a couple could fix their own plumbing,
or fix their own electricity if there was something wrong,
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or fix their own car, or fix their own anything
because they don't have Just because you have a degree
doesn't give you the ability to function in society period.
Without all of those people driving those trucks out there,
without all of the plumbers, electricians, framers, concrete workers, none
of this exists, and you have the audacity to demean
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it like being a plumber is not a worthy profession.
By the way, all of the people that were elected
for the first one hundred and fifty years running the
country had real jobs. They had to go back and
do their jobs. In their respective districts because it wasn't
a full time job to be a congress person or
a senator. That level of elitism is absolutely irritated. I mean,
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it just bothers me to the level that I get
viscerally upset. And all of these people that are so brilliant,
you know, the ones that get elected to higher office
like AOC or, I mean, what are the rest of them?
They have policies that are so insanely stupid that they
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are going to destroy their countries. Case in point, Australia
Australia right now that the headline of the article I
was reading the other day is you can still hum
leaving on a jet plane from anywhere but Australia. So
Australia has backed off of drilling any oil. They don't
have any refining capacity. So eighty percent of the oil
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that Australia extracts they export because they don't have the
ability to refine it. And then they ship their fuel
in that they can actually use. Well, you know what
happens when the Strait of Hormuz shuts down. They don't
have any jet fuel because they don't have the capacity
to actually refine their own jet fuel Australia. The Australian
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leaders were or politicians were told by the party leaders
to keep their mouths shut after the country's dwindling fuel.
So about the country's joinling fuel supplies, they had like
three weeks and they were already like six hundred stations
across the country of Australia, which is really big, six
hundred stations that were out of diesel and out of
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actual gas and more running out by the day. They
had three weeks worth of fuel for their airlines. It
is let me just read this to you. It's suicidal.
Because of their their net zero and their green policies,
they've driven all the oil production into decline and almost
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all of Australia's homegrown oil refinery capabilities are offshore. They
export eighty percent of the oil because they can only
refine twenty percent of it at home. So here's the quote.
At the turn of this century, Australia produced five hundred
and sixty three thousand barrels of oil a day with
eight refineries, supplying ninety eight percent of our total petroleum
product needs. Twenty years ago, they had ninety eight percent
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of their total petroleum product needs were on shore. From
that high point, oil and petroleum production has slumped to
the point where the country relies on imports for ninety
percent of its liquid fuel needs and oil production is
at its lowest level since the nineteen sixties. Now listen
to that they rely on imports for ninety percent of
(17:24):
its liquid fuel needs. What happens when a war breaks out?
What happens when there are policies that beyond your control
or other countries decide to screw with your supply? And
what did you get? I'm gonna say it again, did
you start burning any less fuel? No, you just started
refining less fuel. That doesn't mean you're burning less. You're
not helping the environment. It is absolutely sickening to me
(17:47):
the policies of all of these leftists. By the way,
the Australian Prime Minister is the same man who went
into a mosque to try to pray with some Muslims
who chased him out of there screaming at him, and
then he went on to apologize to them. This level
of appeasement, this level of we all should be trying
(18:10):
to take care of ourselves. You know how they say,
put the oxygen mask on first before you try to
help anybody, every country should be doing the same thing.
You should be willing to help yourself before you start
helping everybody else, because you can't help everybody else if
you're shut down. These policies that these leftists and these
elitists have tried to implement worldwide don't work when you
(18:34):
have a theocratic, crazy regime in Iran that controls a
bunch of that stuff. Absolutely. I don't know how you
do it. I don't know how you fix it. I
don't know how you get people to wake up and
listen to what the truth is without shaking them. I
just don't know what to do. But we're gonna have
(18:55):
to find some way because it is absolutely going to
be a nightmare for a lot of countries. All Right,
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Speaker 3 (19:48):
All right, we'll come back, everybody. So prayers up to
all of the men and women in uniform who are
serving our great country and are trying to do the
best job they can. And we've lost a few, and
(20:09):
that is sad, and I pray for those families seriously,
But they know what they signed up for. They did
it with free will. And everything I've read about all
of our soldiers and naval officers or naval people, and
they do it freely, and they do it because they
want to serve their country. And an inordinate amount of
(20:31):
there's this myth out there that the people serving in
uniform or in the armed forces are somehow all from
the poor families and doing it just for the benefits
of blah blah blah. And an inordinate amount of our
soldiers and naval people are from middle and upper income
class people, and they've been generations in our armed forces,
(20:56):
and they do it for love of their country. So
thank you to all of you that are out there
doing that. And I can tell you that NATO is well,
let me back up. I want to talk about this
other story first before I talk about NATO. So the
other day there was a we had these goofy no
Kings rallies. Yeah, okay, there's no kings. We all agree
we don't have a King's kind of funny. That had
(21:17):
to change the name over in England because they actually
do have a king. But these no King's rallies were
absolutely they're funded by billionaires. Neville Roy Singham, who lives
in communist China and is thought to be part of
the CCP, made his money over here in the United States,
(21:38):
went to China, and his wife is one of the
founders of Code Pink, and they are the ones funding
a lot of this. I saw where Warren Buffett was
funding some of it. A lot of these things are
not organic. They are well funded machines to try to
disrupt the entire United States. And a lot of these
people that are out there protesting and holding up these manufactured,
perfectly printed signs, are you in the bidding of Beijing
(22:02):
right here in the United States of America. If you
think it's not, you're not paying attention to what you're
doing and I can prove it to you because the
other day there was a protest and there was an
Iranian girl who was filming it. She walked up to
a lady who was holding a sign about no more
bomb get it, we have to get out of Iran
(22:22):
or something like that. And this Iranian young lady said,
are you why are you protesting this? The young people
in Iran want the bombs. We are asking for it,
we are asking for regime change. Do you have any
idea of the oppression we have lived under for the
last forty years or forty seven years. And the lady's like, well,
you're not going to change my mind. And the young
(22:42):
lady kept going. She's like, I can't even visit my
father's grave because of these people. And you you're not
listening to what we're saying. We want this to happen.
Long story short. By the end of the exchange, the
woman laid down her sign cried with the Iranian young
lady said, I'll never pick up that sign again. I
(23:05):
had no idea. She didn't. She listens in this vacuum
of the leftist mainstream media and doesn't really understand what's
going on. Her feed in all of her social media
is feeding her the same algorithms that she has said
she likes to hear. So it's in a vacuum that
you're getting your information. But the reality is that the
(23:28):
Iranian people are begging for this. There are a select
few who are part of the theocracy and part of
the malas, who are extremists that don't want it, but
that is a minor few of the ninety million people
that live in Iran, they are ready to be freed.
(23:50):
Speaking of freeing them, what would you have done had
we gotten to the point where Iran had a nuclear weapon?
Every country on Earth agreed Iran can't have a nuclear weapon.
I Ran was weeks away from having the technology. They
proved they were lying, and I talked about this last
week when they said that they had no missiles that
(24:10):
can go more than two thousand kilometers and then they
launched a missile four thousand kilometers away against Diego Garcia,
our base that we share with UK. Well, if you
didn't have any missiles that could go past two thousand kilometers,
why did you launch one four thousand cometers? We just
watched to do it. They lie, They lie through their teeth.
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That's what they've been doing for forty seven years, and
they finally were on the verge of having a nuclear weapon.
Once they had it. If you think that they didn't
think about using it as there these people think of
the end of the world. They are okay with blowing
up the world if they go to heaven, they are
okay with destroying everything, as long as it's in the
(24:57):
name of Allah. It. You can't deal with people who
are crazy. It doesn't work. You can't argue with him,
you can't deal with him. And so you have no
choice when the bully just keeps coming up and smacking
everybody around and saying, if I get this, I'm going
to get a bigger club. And when I get a
bigger club, you're never going to be able to stop me.
(25:19):
What is the choice? We had no choice but to
go in and stop them. But what we also figured
out very quickly was NATO is absolutely useless.
Speaker 2 (25:33):
Useless.
Speaker 3 (25:33):
We have spent trillions of our tax dollars making sure
that all of those NATO countries in Europe were safe
from somebody like a madman like Putin or Hitler coming
back and and Putin rolling through because he could have
once he got through Ukraine. There was Ukraine was the
(25:53):
hardest point he was going to get to. If he
decided he wanted to go down to Europe and get
to and take over Germany and take over from there
was no way they were stopping him. And turns out
that a lot of the weapons systems and war materials
that France has actually were manufactured and sold from Israel
(26:14):
to France. And yet when Israel and the United States
call on any of the members of the EU or
any of the members of NATO to say, hey, we
just need some help opening the straight up horn moves.
We've done all the hard work, we've done the heavy lifting,
we've lost our people. We just need some help. Not
only do they say no, they closed their airspace off
to us just so we have to fly around their
countries and make it harder on us. So not only
(26:38):
are you with us, but you're actively doing it against us,
the country that has sent you trillions of dollars in
military aid and bases and making sure you were protected
because that was our job. When we needed just a
little bit of help, you said nope, Hey, I don't
need you to fight the fight. I just need you
to give me some water in between rounds. Oh, no,
(26:59):
I can't do that, can't do that. That's too far.
What in the world are we even doing in NATO.
We don't need NATO. NATO needs us by a long shot,
and we've proven it because we just handled the biggest
part that we needed to handle without NATO, and NATO's
telling us to go pound sand Emmanuel Macron and that
guy over in Spain are both lily livered like they're
(27:25):
some of the most incourageous people I've ever seen in
my life. And so Donald Trump's right, open the straight yourself.
We got our oil, We got enough on shore to
last us a lifetime. We're good. We were doing this
for all of you. But by the way, it's not
gesture oil. You're going to start running out of fertilizer
because something like fifty percent of all of the fertilizer,
(27:46):
the urea and nitrogen fertilizer that goes to all of
the crops that has helped us feed billions of people
around the Earth and almost wiped out famine because of
our ability to grow bigger crops and yield bigger crops.
That's from fertilizer and something like fifty percent of all
the fertilizer also flows through the Straight of Horn Moves,
So you're about to start affecting food supplies worldwide. We
(28:10):
can grow our own food, we have our own supply.
We can handle ourselves. You guys are screwing yourself up,
and we're trying to do this to help you learn
that you can't trust that one regime. That's all, just
this one. We're not trying to take over the world.
We're trying to tell you that this one regime in
the Middle East has been playing havoc with everybody, including
(28:31):
the Saudi Arabia, including the UAE, including Qatar, including Bahrain,
all of them. They have been playing the bully for years,
and we have to stand up to the bully and
stop them before they become a bigger problem. And when
we ask for your help, you tell us to pound
sand I'm sorry, it wasn't Thirty percent of the global
(28:53):
supply of urea comes out of Iran and the Straight
of Horn moves and constrain countries. Yeah. So, also, we
spent fifty years building up strategic petroleum reserves around the world.
Do you know what we didn't do. We didn't spend
any time or money. This is an oversight of a
(29:15):
lot of the leftists. We didn't spend any time or
money building up nitrogen and urea reserves so that if
something happened, we were able to continue to grow food.
If you take crops where they are right now and
you back them down thirty or forty percent because we
didn't have the fertilizers available to be able to grow
the food, you're going to have global famine and it's
(29:37):
going to be a problem. It won't hit the United States.
We'll have higher prices, but we'll figure out a way.
But there's a lot of countries out there that can't.
And so Europe needs to get off their keyster and
start helping us get this thing righted so that we
can all play together. If you take a ran out,
the rest of the world gets along. For the most part.
You still got Putin over there, but we'll concentrate on
(30:00):
him as soon as we take these people that are
trying to blow everybody in the world up. As soon
as we get them out of the regime, we'll take
on Putin and finish that deal too. But right now,
we've got to do something quick, and I am I
could never be more disappointed in our European partners. I
love French food. I loved France when my wife had
(30:21):
been there. My wife and i've been there three times,
and I truly love the country. I think it's beautiful,
it's gorgeous, It's got everything going for it, and I
want to go back, but I may not be able
to go back just on sheer principle alone. Of their leadership.
It is absolutely amazing to me. All Right, I got
some other stuff I'm going to talk about, but this
(30:42):
war it needs to end soon, and I think it will.
But they're they're making a big mistake, those NATO countries.
They have no idea what's in store for them. All Right.
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Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (31:50):
All right, Welcome back, everybody. Isn't it amazing how media
just decide not to talk about something and thinks it
will just go away, And it does for millions and
millions and millions of people out there who get their
news from I just talked about it in the last segment,
(32:11):
who get their news from mainstream media just don't nut.
They never talk about it. That thing that they say
never happens seems to keep happening over and over and
over and over again to the point of ridiculousness, and
the mainstream media refuses to cover it. The young lady
(32:33):
Sheridan I can't remember her last name, that just got
shot by an illegal alien that was at the end
of a peer in Chicago where she was out walking
with her friends. They all go to Loyola University. Just
out walking with her friends. They happen upon a guy
with a gun and he chases her down and shoots
her in the head, kills her somehow or another. Jab
(32:53):
Pritzker blames that on Trump, not his sanctuary policies that
have this guy in his city. Their gun control are
supposedly so strong, but only the criminals have guns now.
And then Brandon Johnson, who's the mayor of Chicago, doesn't
even talk about it for four days, doesn't even mention it.
Neither did JB. Pritzker, Like they don't want to talk
about it because it somehow makes them look bad because
(33:15):
they know their sanctuary policies or what got that young
lady killed, just like all of the other cities that
are sanctuary cities continue to have murders and rapes and
all of the other stuff by people who are not
supposed to be here to begin with. And yet they
will continue to tell you. ABC News spend a total
of thirty seven seconds talking about that young lady that
was killed in Chicago. And now I have let's see
(33:41):
in Kentucky. This is in the last couple of days
in Kentucky, a person who is not here legally, an
unvetted person that came in during the Biden administration by
the name of let's see Jorge Martinez, Julio or Ulua,
(34:04):
a twelve year old girl kidnapped, strangled, and assaulted. And
it was the R word I hate to use it
in Kentucky by an unvetted pedophile illegal alien that was
released into the US by the Biden administration. And uh,
that's another one. Because we can talk about Jocelyn Nungary,
(34:25):
we can talk about Lakeln Riley, we can talk about
all of the other ones that the same things happened to.
But then on top of that, we have in North Carolina,
a woman, thirty eight year old pregnant woman was removing
her toddler from her car in the parking lot of
a Harris Teeter store in Charlotte when she was confronted
by a woman she didn't know. The woman was armed
(34:45):
with a state knife. She attacked the pregnant woman, stabbing
her in the Sternum Victor sett and the victims said
she'd never seen the woman before and had no idea
why she was attacked. Turns out the lady was named Marvin.
I say, lady, I use that with the weakest sense
of the term. Was identified as Marvina Hardy, who was
found and arrested in Florida with help from South Carolina
(35:07):
law enforcement officials, and turns out she had been arrested
twenty three prior arrests and seventy charges, but she was
back out on the street and out. Of the arrests,
most of them were for violent assaults. How many times
you think she did something that never got arrested for,
(35:28):
because those are just twenty three times she got caught
with seventy different charges. You don't get caught every time
you do something wrong. Then we got another guy in
North Carolina. I don't know what's going on with North Carolina.
This is just nuts. That was HIV positive. Twenty five
year old male HIV positive was being treated by the
(35:50):
hospital staff, who, by the way, by law, are not
allowed to turn him away, not allowed to say they
can't deny violent criminals health care. They can't bar him
from the facilities or refuse to treat him. But this
guy decides to take nose he's HIV positive, takes out
his IV and uses his blood that's squirting from his
(36:11):
vein into the eyes of two healthcare workers who now
have to wait to see if they are HIV positive
because the blood got in their eyes. He got ninety
one days in county jail for using what we all
know can be a deadly weapon, his HIV positive blood
(36:32):
to squirt into the eyes of people who are trying
to treat him and help him.
Speaker 2 (36:38):
Ninety one days and.
Speaker 3 (36:42):
By the way, with time served, he's out. He got
out already to be able to do it again. And judges,
there's got to be some modicum of responsibility to hold
these judges responsible if they go out and do it
again and again and again, and you keep turning them loose.
(37:04):
They have told you who they are. According to Maya Angelou,
if someone tells you who they are, believe them. When
these violent criminals continue to do the same thing, you
are not going to change their behaviors. They just cannot
be part of society, not civil society. They don't want
to be part of civil society. I saw an interview
(37:26):
the other day with a guy was talking to a
young lady who was a far leftist who said that
it would be okay for murderers to be walking free,
that if we incarcerated them, that was bad because we
were taking away their rights. He's like, you're serious, you
think that what should they do? Should they just be walking.
She said, Yes, I don't think we should incarcerate anybody.
It's not rehabilitative. Yeah. According to the words of the
(37:51):
Great Ron White, you can't fix stupid. You just can't.
All right, switching gears. I have been railing on this
show for years and years and years about the stupidity
of green policies and the stupidity of electric cars, and
the stupidity of all of the things that the people
on the left have been grifting for for years and
years and years. You are not going to be able.
(38:14):
There's not enough land, there's not enough sunshine, there's not
enough wind, there's not enough anything to be able to
supply the energy needs of seven and a half billion
or eight billion people and all of the other energy
needs we have coming with AI, with wind and solar,
it's not going to happen. It's impossible. You would have
to take up all of the land we now use
to feed everybody to put solar panels out there for
(38:37):
what It's not going to do any good. But on
top of that, it's fine. The chickens, as they like
to say, are finally.
Speaker 2 (38:49):
Coming home to roost.
Speaker 3 (38:51):
All you environmentalists out there that when we gotta have
wind and soldar. We gotta have wind and soldar. We
gotta have wind and sold We're destroying the environment. Oh
my god, the environment is going to be destroyed. Listen
to me when I tell you you've screwed it up.
Wind turbines and solar panels are nearing the end of
their useful life and have already been replaced early as new,
more efficient panels and more powerful turbines become available. Like
(39:13):
that's gonna help, because listen to this, they're causing in addition,
emergency situations like the hailstorm in Texas or the tornadoes
that were in Indiana and Illinois have caused more damage
with solar panels, and they're causing all of the issues
with waste. We had to just destroy them. It destroyed
(39:35):
like this industrial sized solar panel farm in Illinois and Indiana,
and now they're all just sitting out there in the
middle of a field. Broken. But listen to this. It
costs thirty dollars to recycle a solar panel, to recover
between three dollars and eight dollars worth of minerals, metal
and glass, So it's gonna cost me thirty bucks. I'm
gonna get three to eight bucks out of it? How
(39:57):
many people want to do that? By contrast, it costs
approximately one dollar per panel to ship used panels to
a landfill, and then slightly more to ship inefficient used
panels for reuse in developing overseas countries, which just shifts
the problem. So, because of the economics, less than one
in ten solar panels gets recycled. Where do you think
they end up? They end up in the landfill. So,
(40:19):
and there's millions more panels being installed each year, So
the problems is getting bigger and bigger and bigger. Here's
a quote. If early replacements occur as predicted by our
statistical model, they can produce fifty times more waste in
just four years than Irena, which is the study that
was done. Then Irena anticipates fifty times more waste in
(40:42):
four years than they were anticipating. The industry's current circular
capacity is woefully unprepared for the del use of waste
that is likely to come. While panels contain small amounts
of valuable materials such as silver, they are mostly made
of glass and extremely low value material The study continued,
the direct cost of recycling is only part of the
(41:02):
end of life burden. However, the problem isn't that, by
the way, with waste, isn't just the solar panels. The
solar panels are one major issue. All those panels on
your house, you see on those houses, They've got to
go somewhere when it's done. And that doesn't include all
the batteries we're putting in all these cars. That doesn't
include all the bat Where do you store them. It's
(41:23):
absolutely amazing to me that we plan for nothing. They
don't last forever. There's an end of life to them,
and we have to do something with them when it happens.
But right now we have a different problem with just
solar panels. We have the wind turbines because the industrial
wind problem is from waste problem is even worse. The
metal and the towers and the machinery can be recycled.
(41:45):
It's difficult to do anything useful though, with the massive blades,
other than shred them into small bits and use them
for select uses. But that's really, really, really expensive. It
costs four hundred and forty thousand to six hundred and
seventy five thousand dollars per unit to deep commission and
dispose of each onshore wind turbine. Dismantling offshore wind turbines
(42:06):
is even more expensive toppling a million dollars per turbine,
and the value of the material from the towers and
the gearboxes is twenty eight grand, so you get to
spend a million dollars to get twenty eight thousand dollars back.
As a result, the metal gears, concrete, and other materials
often end up in landfills, as do the composite blades
after they've been crushed at a really expensive number, with
(42:30):
large emissions from carbon dioxide from the machineries used to
haul and listen to this five years ago, a journalist
dug and Flannakin describe the disposal methods and the obstacles
the industry faced. Then this is a quote. A separate
tractor trailer is needed to haul each blade to a landfill,
and cutting them up requires powerful, specialized equipment that runs
(42:50):
off diesel. With some eight thousand blades a year already
being removed from service just in the United States, that's
thirty two thousand truckloads over the next four years. In
a few years the numbers will be five times higher.
All those trucks are now burning fuel, taking them back
and forth to the landfills, all the equipment to destroy
(43:11):
all that stuff. If burning fuel fossil fuels, I might
add to try to dispose of it. And so the
net thing we did is we put more emissions into
the air by trying to do it the way you
guys are doing it than if we have just continued
to use fossil fuels. The stupidity of the policies. Policies matter, people,
(43:33):
Policies matter, and when you don't think it through to
the end of life and you don't listen to how
they're grifting on you, they keep lying to you over
and over and over again, and you will not listen
to them when they lie. They're telling you, I'm gonna
lie to you. Deal with it. Congress has a fifteen
percent approval rate, and yet ninety seven percent of the
people in Congress continue to get re elected. How is
(43:54):
that happening? All right? Thank you, yell and scream all
day long, and I'm not gonna schae into anything. We
got to get out there and vote. Mid terms of
coming up soon, all right. At the end of the show,
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