January 19, 2026 • 44 mins
*Governor Kathy Hochul issued the first ever proclamation declaring January as Muslim American Heritage Month across New York State directed 16 state landmarks to be illuminated green....including the One World Trade Center....ironic since Islamic extremists destroyed the Twin Towers and costs nearly 3,000 American lives
*The Federal Reserve's Washington headquarters renovation is a $2.5 billion project, facing scrutiny for costs overruns
*Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reveals up to 10% of the total federal budget is stolen each year....hundreds of billions of taxpayers dollars are being squandered on waste, fraud, and abuse each year.
*It has been widely reported that Somalis living abroad, particularly in the U.S. send hundreds of millions of dollars annually back to Somalia, with a recent focus on hundreds of millions in cash being transported in luggage from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport
*Why are the United States military forces the strongest in the world...because they're volunteers....not drafts like other countries
*U.S. Special Forces capture of Venezuelan President Maduro showed unbelievable skill of our military's planning and precision level.
*Before the Civil War, the Democratic party was the dominant party in the South and represented the interests of slaveholders.
*How NYC's new mayor, Mamdani, plans to end private housing ...making many apartment buildings impossible to sustain...uninvestable...NYC has done a horrible job with their housing projects thus far. NYC's public housing , managed by New York City Housing Authority faces significant, long-standing problems including deteriorating buildings, chronic underinvestment, vermin infestations, broken infrastructure, high crime rates, long waitlists, and challenges with affordable housing policy...leading to a crisis of uninhabitable conditions.
*Solution to NYC housing problem is to take the rent freeze off and let investors fix the problems so people have a decent, safe place to live!
*The Federal Reserve's Washington headquarters renovation is a $2.5 billion project, facing scrutiny for costs overruns
*Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reveals up to 10% of the total federal budget is stolen each year....hundreds of billions of taxpayers dollars are being squandered on waste, fraud, and abuse each year.
*It has been widely reported that Somalis living abroad, particularly in the U.S. send hundreds of millions of dollars annually back to Somalia, with a recent focus on hundreds of millions in cash being transported in luggage from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport
*Why are the United States military forces the strongest in the world...because they're volunteers....not drafts like other countries
*U.S. Special Forces capture of Venezuelan President Maduro showed unbelievable skill of our military's planning and precision level.
*Before the Civil War, the Democratic party was the dominant party in the South and represented the interests of slaveholders.
*How NYC's new mayor, Mamdani, plans to end private housing ...making many apartment buildings impossible to sustain...uninvestable...NYC has done a horrible job with their housing projects thus far. NYC's public housing , managed by New York City Housing Authority faces significant, long-standing problems including deteriorating buildings, chronic underinvestment, vermin infestations, broken infrastructure, high crime rates, long waitlists, and challenges with affordable housing policy...leading to a crisis of uninhabitable conditions.
*Solution to NYC housing problem is to take the rent freeze off and let investors fix the problems so people have a decent, safe place to live!
Listen
Watch
Mark as Played
Transcript
Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
Speaker 1 (00:09):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he has
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 (00:30):
Here's your host, Bowtriven.
Speaker 3 (00:33):
All right, good morning everybody. I hope everybody's having a
great day today, We're going to have a great weekend,
or if you're listening to it some other day of
the week, I just hope it's good. I'm always about
trying to be uh happy, excited, motivated, and believing in
(00:56):
good thoughts. I think that that truly is what makes
us human beings, is the ability to have emotions that
we can control and we determine how we're going to
feel today. And you know, there are a lot of
people out there that are just miserable every day for
(01:16):
whatever reason. I mean, they just it is absolutely astounding
to me. And I'm going to get into some of
that later on in the show, but right now, I
don't know if you guys caught this or not. But
Kathy Hochel, the governor of New York, who is absolutely just.
I don't always I've said this before. I don't understand
(01:39):
the mindset period, but I certainly don't understand this. She
ordered one World Trade Center to be lit up in
honor of Muslim American Heritage Month. You know the memorial
that is there because those people who who were of
(02:00):
Muslim faith, Islamists, flew airplanes in there, killing thirty some
hundred people that were Americans that day and destroying tons
and tons and tons of lives. Children left without fathers,
husbands left without wives, wives left without husbands, parents left
without children because some people flew some planes into their
(02:20):
people that were of a particular faith. That now you're
going to honor Muslim American Heritage Month by lighting up
the tower they fell. It is absolutely I read an
article not too long ago, and the title of the
article was Humiliation Rituals Abound, and it was talking about
how we are literally those on the left have all
(02:46):
of these these rituals where they humiliate themselves at the
feet of other people. There was a lady that I
saw the other day that was literally kissing the feet
of what's her name, the lady from Texas. I can't
remember her name now I talk about her all the
(03:06):
time because Jasmine Crockett. She was literally got down on
her knees kissing the feet of Jasmine Crockett. Why she's
not Jesus, I don't When they all took a knee
for eight minutes on that hard marble floor in honor
of George Floyd, wearing those scarfs that were for honoring Kwanza,
(03:30):
which isn't really even a holiday. I mean, it's seventy
years old, it's not somebody determined it was. But you
ever tried kneeling on marble for eight minutes? It hurts.
And they did it for what, to show solidarity with
a man who was literally a drug addict and was
(03:51):
trying to pass off some twenty dollars bills that were fake.
I don't understand it. I don't understand how they can
do this, how they can continue to think that you're
going to get something out of it. And by the way,
these are the same people that, if ever they got
into power, would be more than happy to kill all
(04:13):
of the affluent white liberal females or all of the
members of the LGBTQ community that all cater to them.
It absolutely is astounding to me in more ways than one.
I also saw an article the other day. I don't
know if you know this or not, but the DOJ
(04:34):
opened up an investigation into Jerome Powell, who is the
chairman of the FED the Federal Reserve Board, and the
investigation is that they are renovating a building for the
Federal Reserve and it is two and a half billion
dollars worth of renovations on a building that even President
Trump says, it's not that big of a building. I
(04:55):
couldn't spend that much money. If I lined everything in
gold in the entire building, I couldn't spend that much money.
So where did this two and a half billion dollars
where the taxpayer funded money go? And and so they
opened up a an investigation, and predictably, the people on
the left went wild. It's all political targeting, and he's
(05:16):
targeting his enemies. He's doing this. He's said, it's a
political it's politically motivated, blah blah blah blah blah. And
Trump said, I don't I didn't have anything to do
with it. I don't know anything about it. I didn't
the DOJ operates. I don't control everything that happens in
the entire government. I have people that run these departments,
and so it's not politically motivated. They're wondering where they're
(05:39):
two and a half billion dollars went. And so I
sat back and thought, but what if it is politically motivated?
Who cares you act like he hasn't wasn't politically targeted
or targeted because of political reasons for all of the
charges that were brought up in Georgia or New York
(06:01):
or any place else where. They consistently try to target
him and everybody that was around him, and raided mar
A Lago against the wishes of most of the FBI
agents that did it, who said that there was no
they had no real reason to go do that. You
targeted that man for a solid three years after he
(06:21):
said yes, I'm probably gonna run again, you decided it
was time to take him out. And it was one
hundred percent politically motivated. Letitia James in New York, the
Attorney General for the State of New York, literally campaigned
on I'll get Trump. That was her only campaign promise,
I'll get Trump. Now I'm going to clean up the
(06:42):
crime that's on the subways. So I'm going to clean
up the crime in New York City. I'm gonna make
sure that we get the criminals off the streets. It
was I'm gonna get Trump. The exact same thing happened
with Fanny Willis in Georgia. She campaigned on I'll get
Trump and then went out and tried to find ways
to gin up charges to make something stick. By the way,
even though that goofy judge I can't it wasn't Bowsburg.
(07:05):
It was the other judge I can't remember his name,
whose daughter worked for the Biden campaign or for the
Democrats at the very least, who decided he needed to
pay a five hundred million dollars four hundred and something
million dollar fine. One hundred percent of that got overturned.
When it finally made it to the appellate courts, they went,
you're nuts, this isn't gonna We're not doing this, and
(07:27):
they threw it out, and Fanny Willis got thrown out too.
So it proved that none of those charges were real.
They were all made up, politically motivated, and so if
they are politically motivated against Jerome Powell. So what I say, Hey,
what's good for the goose is good for the gander.
You can't make the rules up and then expect everybody
(07:48):
else not to play by the rules you determined were okay,
All right, this is Bonos Cars, RAN's about lots of
other stuff brought to you Bryce, Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphysborough.
Come on back. After the break.
Speaker 1 (08:14):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he has
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 (08:35):
Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (08:38):
All right, welcome back everybody. So you can say a
lot of things about the Trump administration. And I know
that you guys that don't have the same thought processes
as the people in the right think that they're all morons,
but uh not one of them was a DEI higher.
(09:02):
They were all hired for their capabilities, and it is
an administration that does not suffer fools very well, whether
you're in the media or whether you're anybody else, you can't.
Especially in the medium. They do not take prisoners when
it comes to the media. They are willing to call
them out for their stupidity on a consistent basis. And
(09:25):
one of those that if he wasn't so competent, would
probably be somebody would probably be stupid enough to say
he was a DEI higher is Scott Descent, who is
openly gay, just like Richard Grenell was when he was
in the Trump administration the first administration. But he got
(09:47):
hired not because he was gay and needed to check
a box, but because he just does the job very
well and he understands the Treasury. He understands what he's doing.
He was a big Wall Street guy and smart as
a whip, but he said some things the other day
that threw me for a loop. One of them was
(10:10):
just downright, oh my gosh. He said that he believes
that on his at his lowest estimate, that over ten
to twelve percent of the US budget is being stolen.
(10:31):
Ten to twelve percent of the US budget is being stolen.
Now we have a budget somewhere close to six trillion dollars.
I think it's five point seven six point something trillion
dollars that we're talking about over a half of a
trillion dollars being stolen at least every year from the
US government. If you do that over a ten year period,
(10:53):
you're talking about what's that? Yeah, five trillion dollars, five
trillion of our thirty trillion or thirty eight trillion now
worth of debt has been stolen from us, You and
me and the people who pay taxes every single day
of the year here in the United States of America.
It got stolen from us. And why people aren't up
in arms about that, I can't tell you. But it's
(11:14):
absolutely drives me nuts that it's okay for me to
have to send my money to somebody who then allows
it to be stolen and not used for the purpose
that it was supposed to be used for. But he
also said that he is making a move that I
think is absolutely necessary. So if you if you know
(11:38):
something like the in the Somali budget, the Somali GDP over,
I think that don't hold me to this exactly. If
everybody wants to call me out on it, I get it.
I'm not telling you. I think this is what I read,
and it's going to be closed. But over half of
the Somali GDP every year is remittances from the United States.
It's Somali's there a tsa lady that in Chicago that said,
(12:03):
or Minneapolis, I'm sorry, Minneapoli, Saint Paul that said, every week,
two or three Somali men with briefcases full of millions
of dollars would fly into some other country and the
money would make it back to Somalia. They were flying
millions of dollars a week, week in and week out
out of Minnesota to Somali. Where's that money coming from?
(12:26):
Seventy five percent of them are on some sort of
public welfare. If seventy five percent of them some sort
of public welfare, how are you flying millions and millions
and millions of dollars out of our country every week? So,
Scott percent said the Treasurary or the Treasury, sorry, is
going to let me just read it. US Treasury is
preparing to announce a crackdown on money services businesses in
(12:47):
Minnesota as part of an ongoing probe into fraud and
alleged money laundering in the state. Treasury Secretary Scott Percent
said an interview on Fox News Thursday. Percent said the
Treasury Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network or FINSEND, would lead
an investigation to an at least four money services businesses
which facilitate wire transfers as part of the push and
(13:12):
even he said, how is it that a community on paper,
in one in which a majority of it subsists on
some sort of public assistance? How did they have that
much cash to send overseas consistently? And so basically they
came out and said, anytime you want to send more
than three thousand dollars now in cash, or you want
(13:32):
to wire more than three thousand dollars, you have to
fill out these forms and tell us where you got
the money and whether you're on any sort of public assistance.
And if you're on public assistance, you are not allowed
to send that money out of the United States. They're
simply saying, if you're on public assistance, there's some reason
why you've got this three or four thousand dollars just
laying around. Even either you're getting too much public assistance
(13:52):
to be able to send that kind of money back,
or you're frauding. You're defrauding the United States government and
therefore the United States tax So do you think any
of this would have ever happened under the Biden administration?
Do you think any of it would have ever happened
under a Hairis administration. It certainly wouldn't have happened under
a Harris Waltz administration because that would require Tim Waltz,
(14:14):
who is the governor of Minnesota, to admit that the
fraud's been going on for years and they had to
crack down on it. He wants no part of that.
It's all about votes. And now it turns out President
Trump has revoked or the Trump administration has revoked the
temporary status of the temporary visas that a lot of
(14:34):
the Somalians got when they were fleeing what was a
bad situation in Somalia at the time, but it's not
bad anymore, and that's why temporary is temporary. So I
think I talked about this last week, and if I did,
I apologize, but I'm going to say it again. I
had a conversation with my son who was in the
Marines a couple of weeks ago, and he said, you know,
(14:57):
what do you think it is about our military that
makes us so tough. He had one of his concerns.
He said, I'm you know, one of the things I'm
really worried about is China. And I said, yeah, I
don't think you need to worry about China as much
as you think you do. He said why not, and
I said, well, I don't think. I know that the
Chinese troops have not been battle tested ever. And that's
(15:20):
when he said, you know, what do you think makes
our troops so much better than everybody else's. I said,
they're voluntary. They're there because they believe in something. They're
there because they want to be there, They're there because
they're defending something. It's the same way it's been since
the Revolutionary War. Americans are fighting for freedom and fighting
for the good. And all of these other countries that
(15:41):
have militaries they conscript or draft people into the military
and then tell them they have to go do it. Well,
it's a much harder thing to do to convince an eighteen,
nineteen or twenty year old kid, I don't care what
his ethnicity is, to go fight and get shot at
and do all of that if he doesn't believe in
the call. And so our military is by far the
(16:05):
baddest on the planet, and it was proven again. And
this very well could have been some sort of propaganda,
But there was an account from a Venezuelan security guard
that was loyal to Nicholas Maduro. They came out the
other day and he said, on the day of operation,
we didn't hear anything coming. We were on guard, but
suddenly all of our radar systems shut down without any explanation.
(16:28):
The next thing we saw were drones, a lot of
drones flying over our positions. We didn't know how to react.
The interviewer said, what happened next? How was the main attack?
He said, after those drones appeared, some helicopters arrived, but
there were very few. I think barely eight helicopters. From
those helicopters, soldiers came down, but a very small number,
maybe twenty men. But those men were technologically very advanced.
(16:48):
They didn't look like anything we fought against before. And
then the battle began, Yes, but it was a massacre.
We were hundreds, but we had no chance. They were
shooting with such precision and speed. It seemed like each
soldier was firing three hundred rounds per minute. We couldn't
do anything, and your weapons. They didn't help. No, no
help at all, because it wasn't just the weapons. At
one point, they launched something I don't know how to
(17:09):
describe it. It was very like a very intense sound wave.
Suddenly I felt like my head was exploding from the inside.
We all started bleeding from the nose. Some were vomiting blood.
We fell to the ground, unable to move. And your
comrades did they manage to resist? No, not at all.
Those twenty men, without a single casualty, killed hundreds of us.
We had no way to compete with their technology, with
their weapons. I swear I've never seen anything like it.
(17:30):
We couldn't even stand up after that sonic weapon or
whatever it was. And so you think the rest of
the reagions should think twice before confronting the Americans. Without
a doubt, I'm sending a warning to anyone who thinks
they can fight the United States. They have no idea
what they're capable of. After what I saw, I never
want to be on the other side of that. Again,
they're not to be messed with. And again there are
(17:52):
some accounts that are saying that that is propaganda, that
it's not true, and that they're just putting it out there.
Nobody really talks like that. I don't know when the
other What I do know is that the Schnook pilot
that was flying one of the Schnooks in on that mission,
the lead guy that planned part of that mission, got
shot in the leg three times while he was unloading
(18:12):
his men and continued the mission and landed, took Maduro
out of there and landed back on the aircraft carrier
after being shot in the leg three times.
Speaker 2 (18:25):
I'm not sure.
Speaker 3 (18:27):
Everybody in the world has soldiers like that. That is
the difference. It's not just our capabilities, it's our abilities
to overcome and withstand because we want to do the mission,
not because we're being forced to do the mission. That's
the difference. And thank you to all of our veterans
(18:48):
out there and the ones that are serving now. Thank
you for all you do. I sincerely appreciate it. And
I think you guys are badasses. All right. This is
Bonos Cars, brought to you by Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphysboro.
Come on back. After the break.
Speaker 1 (19:22):
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 bow No'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
(19:42):
dot com.
Speaker 2 (19:43):
Here's your host, bow Triven.
Speaker 3 (19:47):
All right, welcome back everybody. So I know that anybody
that knows any history and understand Dan's history at all,
understands that the Civil War here in the United States
(20:08):
was fought over slavery. And anybody that knows history knows
that it was the Democratic Party at the time that
was continuing to try to maintain slavery. It was not
the Republican Party. It was Southern Democrats. And now I
(20:30):
think that they are doing, especially the lawmakers, that they
are trying to incite another civil war, not knowing how
bad the consequences are going to be. We can all
debate the angles of every one of those cars, or
every one of the videos of Renee Good and the officer.
(20:55):
What we can't debate is that docksing that officer and
putting his immediate life in danger for crazy people is
not right under any circumstances. I don't know if if
all of the people on the left truly believe what
they're saying about the She was just a mother dropping
her kid off at school, trying to get away. None
of that's true. She had been there for five minutes,
(21:16):
she was filming. She dropped her wife off to start filming.
She laid on her horn for at least two and
a half to three minutes at one point to antagonize
ice officers. She had been following them around all morning long.
She was doing exactly what she had been trained to do.
It is an absolute outrage that they are going to
(21:38):
docks a federal law officer. But what should scare everybody
to death is that they think it's okay that there
are people out there who are profiting from weaponizing compassionate people.
I have zero doubt in my mind that Renee Hood
was a compassionate person, that she had good in her heart,
(22:01):
and that somehow or another, she thought what she was
doing was the right thing. But that whole argument started
with somebody convincing her of that, just like Hitler convinced
the young people to riot in the streets back in
the day in Germany, and you have bad people telling
(22:25):
good people to do bad things, because the people, the
bad people telling the good people to do the bad
things are not going to suffer the consequences like Rene
Good did for her bad decision. They also will not
tell you, and you're not going to read it anywhere
in the MSM that the officer that was involved in
the shooting had six months ago been involved in another
(22:49):
incident where he got hit by a car. Same exact situation,
illegal alien trying to arrest him. The alien took off,
he hit the officer with the car, trapped his arm
in the car, drug him for over one hundred feet,
swinging the car back and forth until he finally dislodges
the man's arm and the officer, the one that's involved
(23:10):
in this particular shooting, had thirty three stitches, was in
the hospital for a day and had some other injuries
to him, and was out of work for I think
they said two or three days. He had just been
attacked by using a car. It takes one false move
and he slips under the tire of the car and
it smashes his head and he's dead. He had a
split second to make a decision. And if you don't
(23:31):
think that there was a recency bias in his thinking.
You're out of your mind. The man had just gotten
hit by a car six months ago in exactly the
same situation. Is it a tragedy, Absolutely, But what should
scare everybody to death is that they are still out there.
Speaker 2 (23:50):
To this moment.
Speaker 3 (23:53):
Calling for the violence against federal law officers who have guns.
If you don't believe the easiest way to not be
involved in any of those types of incidences is don't
put yourself in the situation. It's very simple. Obey the
(24:14):
commands of the officer, do what you're supposed to do,
and everybody goes home. But when you openly defy federal
law enforcement who are trained and to have guns, bad
things can happen. They can only be pushed so far
before they're going to arrest you, when then it's going
to escalate to something else. You cannot interfere with federal
(24:36):
law enforcement. And I heard Jacob Fry, the mayor of Minneapolis,
the other day say the stupidest thing I've ever heard
when he said, well, I'd take that back. It's not
the stupidest thing I've ever heard. I've heard a lot
of stupid things before. Recently a lot more than I
used to think I could hear. But Jacob Fry said,
why do you think this is only happening in Minneapolis
and Chicago and New York And it's not happening in
(24:58):
the Red States like Florida or Texas. And it's very
simple because those states don't have sanctuary city policies where
they feel like it's okay to continue to turn loose
all of the criminal illegal aliens even if they've been
arrested for some violent crime. They work with ICE so
that the easy transfer of criminals when they're supposed to
(25:21):
be deported, they literally hand them over to the federal
agents who then deport them. They don't have to go
chase them down. But if you think that they're not
going to use overwhelming force when facing what are some
of the worst criminals out there, Do they all have
criminal records? Nope, they don't have. They all committed a crime. Yep,
it is a crime to Irrespective of what Jasmin Crockett
(25:44):
says when she says it's not a crime to enter
the country illegally, that's another one of those stupid things
I've heard. It is a crime to enter the country illegally.
It is a crime to overstay your visa. It is
a crime to do any be here when you're not
supposed to be here. That is a crime. We are
allowed to make laws that are sovereign laws. If these
(26:04):
fool how many people do you think have ever changed
their mind on a subject Because some crazy people were
standing in the middle of a road, chanting and yelling,
you know, Lincoln said, let me see if I can
pull this back up real quick. Yeah. In nineteen thirty eight,
(26:29):
or I'm sorry, eighteen thirty eight, in Springfield, Illinois, Abe
Lincoln delivered a speech, and what he said was he
was decrying the ravages of mob law. He warned that
the spring and I'm reading this from an article I read,
he warned that the spread of the then ascendant mobocratic
(26:50):
spirit threatened to sever the attachment of the people to
their fellow countrymen and their nation. Lincoln's opposition to anarchy
of any kind was absolute and clarion. There is no
grievance that is a fit object of redress by mob law. Essentially,
he was saying, the mob can't rule. We have to
have law. In order. We have to have federal law
that supersedes any other laws of the land, so that
(27:12):
we have a cohesive United States of America. And if
the federal law, if states can make their own law
to that are somehow supreme, which is why the supremacy
clauses in the Constitution to federal law, then we don't
have United States. What we have is a bunch of
small countries that make their own laws. That's not the
(27:32):
way this place operates. And it's you cannot have the
mobs ruling and determining that they're just not going to
be able. They're going to stop federal law officers from
enforcing the law. It just doesn't make any sense to me.
Those federal law officers were sworn in to do their job,
(27:54):
and many of them, many of them belong to the
LGBTQ community, many of them belong to the Hispanic community,
many of them belong to the Black community, many of
them are but they are all American people doing their
jobs the way it's supposed to be done. And by
the way. I might add, if Biden and Harris hadn't
let in twelve million illegal immigrants to come into the country,
(28:17):
to a lot of them committing crimes, whether they're financial crimes,
violent crimes. I don't see any of these people out
protesting when Arena Zrutzka got stabbed in the heart. I
don't see any of them out there protesting when Jocelyn
Nungarry got murdered. I don't see any of them out
there protesting when Lake and Riley got murdered. How is
(28:39):
it that they can protest people who are here illegally
doing the things that they're not supposed to be doing,
and never take up the cause for the people who
have been hurt by them. And now you think you
can just create mobs that are going to somehow stop
federal law enforcement. This happened back in the sixties when
(29:01):
there were a number of states southern states Alabama comes
to mind, a few others that decided they were going
to defy federal law and just going to put up
with it. And JFK, you guys, favorite Democrat came out
and used the National Guard to quell the unrest because
it needed to be quelled. We are a land of
(29:24):
law and order. We are not Mogadishu. We are a
land of law and order where we all agree to
a social contract of abiding by the laws. If you
don't like the law, then take as much activism as
you want to get the law changed. I'm good with that.
I understand that methodology. But what I don't understand is
(29:45):
when you think you can get involved and impede federal
law officers who are trained with guns and think that
somehow you honking your horn is going to change anything.
It's just going to aggravate everybody in the neighborhood that
might be be sleeping because they have to get up
and go to a job. We cannot continue down this path,
(30:10):
and it is absolutely one hundred percent on the Democratic
politicians who keep fomenting this violence, and they are doing
it knowing exactly what they're doing. When you openly say,
without any investigation and without any common sense, that an
ice agent murdered a young lady and then actually keep
(30:31):
putting it out there knowing that the mainstream media is
going to back you up on your narrative, you are
fomenting violence. You are wanting the rioting, you are wanting
the damaging. By the way, I want to remind you,
when the George Floyd riots happened, there were over two
billion dollars in insurance claims. The insurance companies paid a
huge price for that. Why should they have to pay
(30:53):
a price they ought to be able to sue the
state government for allowing it to happen. Annoying the man,
it's gonna it's gonna keep getting worse if you don't,
if we don't do something to stop it. And the
only wait you can stop it is with force, I think. Anyways,
this is Bownos Cars Ranch about lots of other stuff,
brought to you by Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphysboro.
Speaker 1 (31:32):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he has
decided to pull back the curtain and show you what's
really inside. This is Bouenos 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 (31:53):
Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (31:57):
All right, Welcome back, everybody. So I have some I mean,
I have some memories from when I was very little,
but I have quite a few, actually, but pictures help.
And the other day I was looking through some pictures
(32:18):
and there was a picture of my sister and she
was probably six years old, maybe seven, I don't know.
And she had on this yellow dress that was like
some chiffon and some other stuff, and a little hat,
a white hat, and these white gloves. And it brought
(32:40):
back the memory of on Saturday mornings my mother would
take this was had to be nineteen sixty eight sixty nine.
My mother would take her to every Saturday, and I
had to go watch, and I remember being bored all
the time. But she would take her to this thing
called white gloves and party manners, and it taught young
(33:04):
young girls how to set the table and how to
eat with the right forks, and to have manners and
to be polite and to be have some etiquette. And
I read an article the other day from a young
(33:24):
lady named Jamie Wilson, and the she said, etiquette is civilization,
and manners make freedom possible. See when we all have
manners and we all have etiquette, and we all care
about what our future looks like for our country, and
(33:48):
we teach that to our younger generations. That's one of
the things that makes America great. It's one of the
things that makes us tick, is the ability for us
to be polite to each other and to be kind
and to have manners, and we have lost at least
a large portion of those on the left, it seems,
(34:11):
at least the way females on the left have lost
the ability to have some manners and have some etiquette,
Like it's okay to sit there and just scream bloody
murder at an officer of the law, or it's okay
to harass a seventy five year old target worker who's
(34:34):
just going about her day doing her job because she
happens to have a red shirt on that you think
represents Charlie Kirk, and it's okay to walk behind her
and film her and harass her for several minutes for
doing nothing, and other than having a shirt on, it's
(34:56):
okay to get on social media film yourself with your
bull ring in your nose and your green hair, literally
celebrating the death of a human being. And I will
guarantee you that ninety percent of those people celebrating the
death of Charlie Kirk, or that were making fun of
(35:17):
Erica Kirk because they didn't like the fact that she
put her hand behind Jade Vance's head when she hugged him,
I guarantee you in ninety percent of those people have
never actually watched the videos or seen Charlie in action
and what he did because he was always polite, he
always had manners. He always went by do unto others
(35:41):
as you would have them do unto you, the golden rule.
But now I don't know when it happened, but somewhere
along the lines in the last twenty years, I got
to guess we lost the ability to have manners. And
(36:01):
there was an uproar the other day when Sean Duffy,
the Secretary of Transportation, literally suggested over the holidays that
we try to dress a little better while we're flying,
that we try to represent ourselves a little better when
we're in the airports, that we don't wear our pajamas
to fly. Now, I'm all for being comfortable, but there
(36:24):
are we can be comfortable. We don't have to wear
suits and ties and all of that stuff on a
thirteen hour flight. I get that, but just mentioning not
wearing your pajamas to the airport, and there was a
big uproar from the left, like, why do you need
to worry about what we wear, and why are you
worried about it, and why can't you just manage the
transportation and blah blah blah blah. I'm thinking, why does
(36:46):
everything trigger you? Everything triggers you? Why are you always
so unhappy? And why is it okay? Once again, I
know I said this in the last segment. Why is
it okay for you to get out and chant and
block people from traffic, block people from going to work,
block people from doing what they're trying to do about
their day, and thinking you're going to somehow change their mind.
(37:07):
But then when actual human beings get murdered, and by
the way, lie about disappearing people off the streets. Nobody
disappears everybody. There's not one person out there that you've
heard that said, yeah, they took my husband, and I
have no idea where he is. Disappearing literally means you
he disappeared. I have no idea where he is. Nobody
knows where he is, nobody's ever heard of him. From
(37:28):
him again, nobody's ever talked to him. The mafia disappears people.
The federal government ice, they do not disappear people. Those
people have hearings. They have they've either had a hearing
and they got deported. But there's a paper trail for
every one of them. Not one person has come forward
and said they literally disappeared them. Nobody knows where they
are not and it been true. They've had a couple
(37:49):
of them that did that, but it was hoaxes. Why
do we feel like it's okay to lose our civilization
and go back to the barbaric days of mob rule.
I promise you that the people on the left and
(38:12):
all the affluent white female liberals that think that they're
going to fix something have no idea what's really going
to happen when the polite ones like us decide Okay,
I'm done, I've had enough. You push too far, they
don't really I heard the stupid, stupid, stupid Philadelphia sheriff,
(38:34):
some lady named something Balal the other day telling ice
officers they don't want to come to Philadelphia because they
don't want that smoke, that they will arrest them and
they will do this. I'm thinking, lady, you have no
idea how this works. First of all, the police chief
in Philadelphia put out a statement right after that said,
by the way, all the Sheriff's office does, they have
(38:56):
nothing to do with policing or investigative things, or all
they do is prisoner transports back and forth. They try
to help in locating some people that maybe we're looking
for or something like that, but when it comes to
actual law enforcement, the sheriff's office has nothing to do
with that. So this lady was just all talk. But
(39:16):
when you start to threaten to arrest federal agents for
doing their job, you are doing your best to create
absolute panic in our civilization. And the more we lose
the ability to have our own manners and to police ourselves,
(39:39):
and to be good stewards of our country and to
get along with each other, the more more rules get
made and the more authoritarian it becomes. And so I
think that may be the end goal. For those weirdos
on the left that keep thinking that somehow they can
scream their way into a solution, they know that at
(40:00):
some point there's going to be more rules, more rules,
more rules, and it becomes more authoritarian. What they don't
know is how bad it gets when the authoritarianism starts
to affect their lives because they don't have the freedom
anymore to go out and do the things that they
think are right right now, like protesting, when all of
those free Look what's happening to the protesters in Iran.
(40:24):
They're being shot. That's what happens in an authoritarian society.
You don't have the right to go out and make
videos of yourself being a jerk and talking about the
death of a man being exciting and how happy you are.
You don't get to make those videos. You don't get
to go out into the streets and start to protest
and scream at a police officer because they have the
(40:45):
right in those countries to just shoot you, and then
there's not going to be any media uproar about it
because it doesn't matter. You literally got disappeared. That's what
happens when we lose our ability to just have manners
and to get along and to say yes, sir. I
(41:05):
had this conversation with my staff the other day at
an all dealership meeting because I had heard one of
our young salespeople say something to a customer that I
just thought was atrocious. He said something like, Okay, yeah,
if you want to pop a squad over there, I'll
be there in just a minute. And I thought, if
(41:26):
I ever hear you say that again, I'm going to
fire you immediately. Your parents should have taught you better
than that, young man. I still say yes ma'am, yes sir,
no ma'am, no sir to people half my age or
even younger than that, because they're my customers. They are
the ones that are feeding me. They deserve respect, They
deserve me being nice to them. They deserve courtesy. They
(41:52):
deserve me to get up and go hold the door
for them, not wait for them to come to me.
But somewhere along the line, doctor Spock said, we can't
discipline our children. We can't spanking them as bad and
teaching them right from wrong is somehow going to destroy
their dreams teaching them right from wrong. To this day,
(42:15):
my children are in their thirties and they still say
yes sir, and yes ma'am and no sir, no ma'am.
Not because they it's some authoritarian thing, because it's polite.
It's just nice. It doesn't represent anything. It doesn't have
anything to do with a patriarchy. It doesn't have anything
to do with the monarchy or whatever archy. It doesn't
(42:36):
have anything to do. All it has to do with
is being nice. So I saw something the other day
about our friend up in New York, Ma'am Donnie, who
is doing everything he can to socialize housing in the
City of New York and talking about how they were
going to start taking over buildings that are not up
(43:00):
to par for New York and that they have the
right to take those buildings over. But then I saw
one of the ladies in the City of New York
City Council that said that one hundred and eighty thousand
units already under control by the City of New York
have more violations than any of the privately held housing,
and that there's one hundred and eighty thousand New York
(43:23):
Housing Authority apartments that are literally the worst slums in
the city. And that was by the city government ladies
saying the same thing. And what do you think. Show
me any government housing, any government housing in any municipality
anywhere in the United States of America that has actually
(43:43):
run well up to par and is not a slum,
and then tell me how the governments in any other municipality,
especially in New York, is going to do a better job.
Here's the deal. Take the rent freezes off, let them
make a little bit of money, and the landlords would
be more than happy to bring them up to code.
They don't have any money left because you froze the
(44:04):
rent Dommy, these people will never understand economics. Never anyways,
all right, this is Bonos Cars, rants about lots of
other stuff, brought to you by Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphysborough.
And by the way, it's January, so business is slow,
so come see us. Have a great weekend, everybody,
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he has
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 (00:30):
Here's your host, Bowtriven.
Speaker 3 (00:33):
All right, good morning everybody. I hope everybody's having a
great day today, We're going to have a great weekend,
or if you're listening to it some other day of
the week, I just hope it's good. I'm always about
trying to be uh happy, excited, motivated, and believing in
(00:56):
good thoughts. I think that that truly is what makes
us human beings, is the ability to have emotions that
we can control and we determine how we're going to
feel today. And you know, there are a lot of
people out there that are just miserable every day for
(01:16):
whatever reason. I mean, they just it is absolutely astounding
to me. And I'm going to get into some of
that later on in the show, but right now, I
don't know if you guys caught this or not. But
Kathy Hochel, the governor of New York, who is absolutely just.
I don't always I've said this before. I don't understand
(01:39):
the mindset period, but I certainly don't understand this. She
ordered one World Trade Center to be lit up in
honor of Muslim American Heritage Month. You know the memorial
that is there because those people who who were of
(02:00):
Muslim faith, Islamists, flew airplanes in there, killing thirty some
hundred people that were Americans that day and destroying tons
and tons and tons of lives. Children left without fathers,
husbands left without wives, wives left without husbands, parents left
without children because some people flew some planes into their
(02:20):
people that were of a particular faith. That now you're
going to honor Muslim American Heritage Month by lighting up
the tower they fell. It is absolutely I read an
article not too long ago, and the title of the
article was Humiliation Rituals Abound, and it was talking about
how we are literally those on the left have all
(02:46):
of these these rituals where they humiliate themselves at the
feet of other people. There was a lady that I
saw the other day that was literally kissing the feet
of what's her name, the lady from Texas. I can't
remember her name now I talk about her all the
(03:06):
time because Jasmine Crockett. She was literally got down on
her knees kissing the feet of Jasmine Crockett. Why she's
not Jesus, I don't When they all took a knee
for eight minutes on that hard marble floor in honor
of George Floyd, wearing those scarfs that were for honoring Kwanza,
(03:30):
which isn't really even a holiday. I mean, it's seventy
years old, it's not somebody determined it was. But you
ever tried kneeling on marble for eight minutes? It hurts.
And they did it for what, to show solidarity with
a man who was literally a drug addict and was
(03:51):
trying to pass off some twenty dollars bills that were fake.
I don't understand it. I don't understand how they can
do this, how they can continue to think that you're
going to get something out of it. And by the way,
these are the same people that, if ever they got
into power, would be more than happy to kill all
(04:13):
of the affluent white liberal females or all of the
members of the LGBTQ community that all cater to them.
It absolutely is astounding to me in more ways than one.
I also saw an article the other day. I don't
know if you know this or not, but the DOJ
(04:34):
opened up an investigation into Jerome Powell, who is the
chairman of the FED the Federal Reserve Board, and the
investigation is that they are renovating a building for the
Federal Reserve and it is two and a half billion
dollars worth of renovations on a building that even President
Trump says, it's not that big of a building. I
(04:55):
couldn't spend that much money. If I lined everything in
gold in the entire building, I couldn't spend that much money.
So where did this two and a half billion dollars
where the taxpayer funded money go? And and so they
opened up a an investigation, and predictably, the people on
the left went wild. It's all political targeting, and he's
(05:16):
targeting his enemies. He's doing this. He's said, it's a
political it's politically motivated, blah blah blah blah blah. And
Trump said, I don't I didn't have anything to do
with it. I don't know anything about it. I didn't
the DOJ operates. I don't control everything that happens in
the entire government. I have people that run these departments,
and so it's not politically motivated. They're wondering where they're
(05:39):
two and a half billion dollars went. And so I
sat back and thought, but what if it is politically motivated?
Who cares you act like he hasn't wasn't politically targeted
or targeted because of political reasons for all of the
charges that were brought up in Georgia or New York
(06:01):
or any place else where. They consistently try to target
him and everybody that was around him, and raided mar
A Lago against the wishes of most of the FBI
agents that did it, who said that there was no
they had no real reason to go do that. You
targeted that man for a solid three years after he
(06:21):
said yes, I'm probably gonna run again, you decided it
was time to take him out. And it was one
hundred percent politically motivated. Letitia James in New York, the
Attorney General for the State of New York, literally campaigned
on I'll get Trump. That was her only campaign promise,
I'll get Trump. Now I'm going to clean up the
(06:42):
crime that's on the subways. So I'm going to clean
up the crime in New York City. I'm gonna make
sure that we get the criminals off the streets. It
was I'm gonna get Trump. The exact same thing happened
with Fanny Willis in Georgia. She campaigned on I'll get
Trump and then went out and tried to find ways
to gin up charges to make something stick. By the way,
even though that goofy judge I can't it wasn't Bowsburg.
(07:05):
It was the other judge I can't remember his name,
whose daughter worked for the Biden campaign or for the
Democrats at the very least, who decided he needed to
pay a five hundred million dollars four hundred and something
million dollar fine. One hundred percent of that got overturned.
When it finally made it to the appellate courts, they went,
you're nuts, this isn't gonna We're not doing this, and
(07:27):
they threw it out, and Fanny Willis got thrown out too.
So it proved that none of those charges were real.
They were all made up, politically motivated, and so if
they are politically motivated against Jerome Powell. So what I say, Hey,
what's good for the goose is good for the gander.
You can't make the rules up and then expect everybody
(07:48):
else not to play by the rules you determined were okay,
All right, this is Bonos Cars, RAN's about lots of
other stuff brought to you Bryce, Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphysborough.
Come on back. After the break.
Speaker 1 (08:14):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he has
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 (08:35):
Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (08:38):
All right, welcome back everybody. So you can say a
lot of things about the Trump administration. And I know
that you guys that don't have the same thought processes
as the people in the right think that they're all morons,
but uh not one of them was a DEI higher.
(09:02):
They were all hired for their capabilities, and it is
an administration that does not suffer fools very well, whether
you're in the media or whether you're anybody else, you can't.
Especially in the medium. They do not take prisoners when
it comes to the media. They are willing to call
them out for their stupidity on a consistent basis. And
(09:25):
one of those that if he wasn't so competent, would
probably be somebody would probably be stupid enough to say
he was a DEI higher is Scott Descent, who is
openly gay, just like Richard Grenell was when he was
in the Trump administration the first administration. But he got
(09:47):
hired not because he was gay and needed to check
a box, but because he just does the job very
well and he understands the Treasury. He understands what he's doing.
He was a big Wall Street guy and smart as
a whip, but he said some things the other day
that threw me for a loop. One of them was
(10:10):
just downright, oh my gosh. He said that he believes
that on his at his lowest estimate, that over ten
to twelve percent of the US budget is being stolen.
(10:31):
Ten to twelve percent of the US budget is being stolen.
Now we have a budget somewhere close to six trillion dollars.
I think it's five point seven six point something trillion
dollars that we're talking about over a half of a
trillion dollars being stolen at least every year from the
US government. If you do that over a ten year period,
(10:53):
you're talking about what's that? Yeah, five trillion dollars, five
trillion of our thirty trillion or thirty eight trillion now
worth of debt has been stolen from us, You and
me and the people who pay taxes every single day
of the year here in the United States of America.
It got stolen from us. And why people aren't up
in arms about that, I can't tell you. But it's
(11:14):
absolutely drives me nuts that it's okay for me to
have to send my money to somebody who then allows
it to be stolen and not used for the purpose
that it was supposed to be used for. But he
also said that he is making a move that I
think is absolutely necessary. So if you if you know
(11:38):
something like the in the Somali budget, the Somali GDP over,
I think that don't hold me to this exactly. If
everybody wants to call me out on it, I get it.
I'm not telling you. I think this is what I read,
and it's going to be closed. But over half of
the Somali GDP every year is remittances from the United States.
It's Somali's there a tsa lady that in Chicago that said,
(12:03):
or Minneapolis, I'm sorry, Minneapoli, Saint Paul that said, every week,
two or three Somali men with briefcases full of millions
of dollars would fly into some other country and the
money would make it back to Somalia. They were flying
millions of dollars a week, week in and week out
out of Minnesota to Somali. Where's that money coming from?
(12:26):
Seventy five percent of them are on some sort of
public welfare. If seventy five percent of them some sort
of public welfare, how are you flying millions and millions
and millions of dollars out of our country every week? So,
Scott percent said the Treasurary or the Treasury, sorry, is
going to let me just read it. US Treasury is
preparing to announce a crackdown on money services businesses in
(12:47):
Minnesota as part of an ongoing probe into fraud and
alleged money laundering in the state. Treasury Secretary Scott Percent
said an interview on Fox News Thursday. Percent said the
Treasury Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network or FINSEND, would lead
an investigation to an at least four money services businesses
which facilitate wire transfers as part of the push and
(13:12):
even he said, how is it that a community on paper,
in one in which a majority of it subsists on
some sort of public assistance? How did they have that
much cash to send overseas consistently? And so basically they
came out and said, anytime you want to send more
than three thousand dollars now in cash, or you want
(13:32):
to wire more than three thousand dollars, you have to
fill out these forms and tell us where you got
the money and whether you're on any sort of public assistance.
And if you're on public assistance, you are not allowed
to send that money out of the United States. They're
simply saying, if you're on public assistance, there's some reason
why you've got this three or four thousand dollars just
laying around. Even either you're getting too much public assistance
(13:52):
to be able to send that kind of money back,
or you're frauding. You're defrauding the United States government and
therefore the United States tax So do you think any
of this would have ever happened under the Biden administration?
Do you think any of it would have ever happened
under a Hairis administration. It certainly wouldn't have happened under
a Harris Waltz administration because that would require Tim Waltz,
(14:14):
who is the governor of Minnesota, to admit that the
fraud's been going on for years and they had to
crack down on it. He wants no part of that.
It's all about votes. And now it turns out President
Trump has revoked or the Trump administration has revoked the
temporary status of the temporary visas that a lot of
(14:34):
the Somalians got when they were fleeing what was a
bad situation in Somalia at the time, but it's not
bad anymore, and that's why temporary is temporary. So I
think I talked about this last week, and if I did,
I apologize, but I'm going to say it again. I
had a conversation with my son who was in the
Marines a couple of weeks ago, and he said, you know,
(14:57):
what do you think it is about our military that
makes us so tough. He had one of his concerns.
He said, I'm you know, one of the things I'm
really worried about is China. And I said, yeah, I
don't think you need to worry about China as much
as you think you do. He said why not, and
I said, well, I don't think. I know that the
Chinese troops have not been battle tested ever. And that's
(15:20):
when he said, you know, what do you think makes
our troops so much better than everybody else's. I said,
they're voluntary. They're there because they believe in something. They're
there because they want to be there, They're there because
they're defending something. It's the same way it's been since
the Revolutionary War. Americans are fighting for freedom and fighting
for the good. And all of these other countries that
(15:41):
have militaries they conscript or draft people into the military
and then tell them they have to go do it. Well,
it's a much harder thing to do to convince an eighteen,
nineteen or twenty year old kid, I don't care what
his ethnicity is, to go fight and get shot at
and do all of that if he doesn't believe in
the call. And so our military is by far the
(16:05):
baddest on the planet, and it was proven again. And
this very well could have been some sort of propaganda,
But there was an account from a Venezuelan security guard
that was loyal to Nicholas Maduro. They came out the
other day and he said, on the day of operation,
we didn't hear anything coming. We were on guard, but
suddenly all of our radar systems shut down without any explanation.
(16:28):
The next thing we saw were drones, a lot of
drones flying over our positions. We didn't know how to react.
The interviewer said, what happened next? How was the main attack?
He said, after those drones appeared, some helicopters arrived, but
there were very few. I think barely eight helicopters. From
those helicopters, soldiers came down, but a very small number,
maybe twenty men. But those men were technologically very advanced.
(16:48):
They didn't look like anything we fought against before. And
then the battle began, Yes, but it was a massacre.
We were hundreds, but we had no chance. They were
shooting with such precision and speed. It seemed like each
soldier was firing three hundred rounds per minute. We couldn't
do anything, and your weapons. They didn't help. No, no
help at all, because it wasn't just the weapons. At
one point, they launched something I don't know how to
(17:09):
describe it. It was very like a very intense sound wave.
Suddenly I felt like my head was exploding from the inside.
We all started bleeding from the nose. Some were vomiting blood.
We fell to the ground, unable to move. And your
comrades did they manage to resist? No, not at all.
Those twenty men, without a single casualty, killed hundreds of us.
We had no way to compete with their technology, with
their weapons. I swear I've never seen anything like it.
(17:30):
We couldn't even stand up after that sonic weapon or
whatever it was. And so you think the rest of
the reagions should think twice before confronting the Americans. Without
a doubt, I'm sending a warning to anyone who thinks
they can fight the United States. They have no idea
what they're capable of. After what I saw, I never
want to be on the other side of that. Again,
they're not to be messed with. And again there are
(17:52):
some accounts that are saying that that is propaganda, that
it's not true, and that they're just putting it out there.
Nobody really talks like that. I don't know when the
other What I do know is that the Schnook pilot
that was flying one of the Schnooks in on that mission,
the lead guy that planned part of that mission, got
shot in the leg three times while he was unloading
(18:12):
his men and continued the mission and landed, took Maduro
out of there and landed back on the aircraft carrier
after being shot in the leg three times.
Speaker 2 (18:25):
I'm not sure.
Speaker 3 (18:27):
Everybody in the world has soldiers like that. That is
the difference. It's not just our capabilities, it's our abilities
to overcome and withstand because we want to do the mission,
not because we're being forced to do the mission. That's
the difference. And thank you to all of our veterans
(18:48):
out there and the ones that are serving now. Thank
you for all you do. I sincerely appreciate it. And
I think you guys are badasses. All right. This is
Bonos Cars, brought to you by Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphysboro.
Come on back. After the break.
Speaker 1 (19:22):
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 bow No'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
(19:42):
dot com.
Speaker 2 (19:43):
Here's your host, bow Triven.
Speaker 3 (19:47):
All right, welcome back everybody. So I know that anybody
that knows any history and understand Dan's history at all,
understands that the Civil War here in the United States
(20:08):
was fought over slavery. And anybody that knows history knows
that it was the Democratic Party at the time that
was continuing to try to maintain slavery. It was not
the Republican Party. It was Southern Democrats. And now I
(20:30):
think that they are doing, especially the lawmakers, that they
are trying to incite another civil war, not knowing how
bad the consequences are going to be. We can all
debate the angles of every one of those cars, or
every one of the videos of Renee Good and the officer.
(20:55):
What we can't debate is that docksing that officer and
putting his immediate life in danger for crazy people is
not right under any circumstances. I don't know if if
all of the people on the left truly believe what
they're saying about the She was just a mother dropping
her kid off at school, trying to get away. None
of that's true. She had been there for five minutes,
(21:16):
she was filming. She dropped her wife off to start filming.
She laid on her horn for at least two and
a half to three minutes at one point to antagonize
ice officers. She had been following them around all morning long.
She was doing exactly what she had been trained to do.
It is an absolute outrage that they are going to
(21:38):
docks a federal law officer. But what should scare everybody
to death is that they think it's okay that there
are people out there who are profiting from weaponizing compassionate people.
I have zero doubt in my mind that Renee Hood
was a compassionate person, that she had good in her heart,
(22:01):
and that somehow or another, she thought what she was
doing was the right thing. But that whole argument started
with somebody convincing her of that, just like Hitler convinced
the young people to riot in the streets back in
the day in Germany, and you have bad people telling
(22:25):
good people to do bad things, because the people, the
bad people telling the good people to do the bad
things are not going to suffer the consequences like Rene
Good did for her bad decision. They also will not
tell you, and you're not going to read it anywhere
in the MSM that the officer that was involved in
the shooting had six months ago been involved in another
(22:49):
incident where he got hit by a car. Same exact situation,
illegal alien trying to arrest him. The alien took off,
he hit the officer with the car, trapped his arm
in the car, drug him for over one hundred feet,
swinging the car back and forth until he finally dislodges
the man's arm and the officer, the one that's involved
(23:10):
in this particular shooting, had thirty three stitches, was in
the hospital for a day and had some other injuries
to him, and was out of work for I think
they said two or three days. He had just been
attacked by using a car. It takes one false move
and he slips under the tire of the car and
it smashes his head and he's dead. He had a
split second to make a decision. And if you don't
(23:31):
think that there was a recency bias in his thinking.
You're out of your mind. The man had just gotten
hit by a car six months ago in exactly the
same situation. Is it a tragedy, Absolutely, But what should
scare everybody to death is that they are still out there.
Speaker 2 (23:50):
To this moment.
Speaker 3 (23:53):
Calling for the violence against federal law officers who have guns.
If you don't believe the easiest way to not be
involved in any of those types of incidences is don't
put yourself in the situation. It's very simple. Obey the
(24:14):
commands of the officer, do what you're supposed to do,
and everybody goes home. But when you openly defy federal
law enforcement who are trained and to have guns, bad
things can happen. They can only be pushed so far
before they're going to arrest you, when then it's going
to escalate to something else. You cannot interfere with federal
(24:36):
law enforcement. And I heard Jacob Fry, the mayor of Minneapolis,
the other day say the stupidest thing I've ever heard
when he said, well, I'd take that back. It's not
the stupidest thing I've ever heard. I've heard a lot
of stupid things before. Recently a lot more than I
used to think I could hear. But Jacob Fry said,
why do you think this is only happening in Minneapolis
and Chicago and New York And it's not happening in
(24:58):
the Red States like Florida or Texas. And it's very
simple because those states don't have sanctuary city policies where
they feel like it's okay to continue to turn loose
all of the criminal illegal aliens even if they've been
arrested for some violent crime. They work with ICE so
that the easy transfer of criminals when they're supposed to
(25:21):
be deported, they literally hand them over to the federal
agents who then deport them. They don't have to go
chase them down. But if you think that they're not
going to use overwhelming force when facing what are some
of the worst criminals out there, Do they all have
criminal records? Nope, they don't have. They all committed a crime. Yep,
it is a crime to Irrespective of what Jasmin Crockett
(25:44):
says when she says it's not a crime to enter
the country illegally, that's another one of those stupid things
I've heard. It is a crime to enter the country illegally.
It is a crime to overstay your visa. It is
a crime to do any be here when you're not
supposed to be here. That is a crime. We are
allowed to make laws that are sovereign laws. If these
(26:04):
fool how many people do you think have ever changed
their mind on a subject Because some crazy people were
standing in the middle of a road, chanting and yelling,
you know, Lincoln said, let me see if I can
pull this back up real quick. Yeah. In nineteen thirty eight,
(26:29):
or I'm sorry, eighteen thirty eight, in Springfield, Illinois, Abe
Lincoln delivered a speech, and what he said was he
was decrying the ravages of mob law. He warned that
the spring and I'm reading this from an article I read,
he warned that the spread of the then ascendant mobocratic
(26:50):
spirit threatened to sever the attachment of the people to
their fellow countrymen and their nation. Lincoln's opposition to anarchy
of any kind was absolute and clarion. There is no
grievance that is a fit object of redress by mob law. Essentially,
he was saying, the mob can't rule. We have to
have law. In order. We have to have federal law
that supersedes any other laws of the land, so that
(27:12):
we have a cohesive United States of America. And if
the federal law, if states can make their own law
to that are somehow supreme, which is why the supremacy
clauses in the Constitution to federal law, then we don't
have United States. What we have is a bunch of
small countries that make their own laws. That's not the
(27:32):
way this place operates. And it's you cannot have the
mobs ruling and determining that they're just not going to
be able. They're going to stop federal law officers from
enforcing the law. It just doesn't make any sense to me.
Those federal law officers were sworn in to do their job,
(27:54):
and many of them, many of them belong to the
LGBTQ community, many of them belong to the Hispanic community,
many of them belong to the Black community, many of
them are but they are all American people doing their
jobs the way it's supposed to be done. And by
the way. I might add, if Biden and Harris hadn't
let in twelve million illegal immigrants to come into the country,
(28:17):
to a lot of them committing crimes, whether they're financial crimes,
violent crimes. I don't see any of these people out
protesting when Arena Zrutzka got stabbed in the heart. I
don't see any of them out there protesting when Jocelyn
Nungarry got murdered. I don't see any of them out
there protesting when Lake and Riley got murdered. How is
(28:39):
it that they can protest people who are here illegally
doing the things that they're not supposed to be doing,
and never take up the cause for the people who
have been hurt by them. And now you think you
can just create mobs that are going to somehow stop
federal law enforcement. This happened back in the sixties when
(29:01):
there were a number of states southern states Alabama comes
to mind, a few others that decided they were going
to defy federal law and just going to put up
with it. And JFK, you guys, favorite Democrat came out
and used the National Guard to quell the unrest because
it needed to be quelled. We are a land of
(29:24):
law and order. We are not Mogadishu. We are a
land of law and order where we all agree to
a social contract of abiding by the laws. If you
don't like the law, then take as much activism as
you want to get the law changed. I'm good with that.
I understand that methodology. But what I don't understand is
(29:45):
when you think you can get involved and impede federal
law officers who are trained with guns and think that
somehow you honking your horn is going to change anything.
It's just going to aggravate everybody in the neighborhood that
might be be sleeping because they have to get up
and go to a job. We cannot continue down this path,
(30:10):
and it is absolutely one hundred percent on the Democratic
politicians who keep fomenting this violence, and they are doing
it knowing exactly what they're doing. When you openly say,
without any investigation and without any common sense, that an
ice agent murdered a young lady and then actually keep
(30:31):
putting it out there knowing that the mainstream media is
going to back you up on your narrative, you are
fomenting violence. You are wanting the rioting, you are wanting
the damaging. By the way, I want to remind you,
when the George Floyd riots happened, there were over two
billion dollars in insurance claims. The insurance companies paid a
huge price for that. Why should they have to pay
(30:53):
a price they ought to be able to sue the
state government for allowing it to happen. Annoying the man,
it's gonna it's gonna keep getting worse if you don't,
if we don't do something to stop it. And the
only wait you can stop it is with force, I think. Anyways,
this is Bownos Cars Ranch about lots of other stuff,
brought to you by Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphysboro.
Speaker 1 (31:32):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he has
decided to pull back the curtain and show you what's
really inside. This is Bouenos 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 (31:53):
Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (31:57):
All right, Welcome back, everybody. So I have some I mean,
I have some memories from when I was very little,
but I have quite a few, actually, but pictures help.
And the other day I was looking through some pictures
(32:18):
and there was a picture of my sister and she
was probably six years old, maybe seven, I don't know.
And she had on this yellow dress that was like
some chiffon and some other stuff, and a little hat,
a white hat, and these white gloves. And it brought
(32:40):
back the memory of on Saturday mornings my mother would
take this was had to be nineteen sixty eight sixty nine.
My mother would take her to every Saturday, and I
had to go watch, and I remember being bored all
the time. But she would take her to this thing
called white gloves and party manners, and it taught young
(33:04):
young girls how to set the table and how to
eat with the right forks, and to have manners and
to be polite and to be have some etiquette. And
I read an article the other day from a young
(33:24):
lady named Jamie Wilson, and the she said, etiquette is civilization,
and manners make freedom possible. See when we all have
manners and we all have etiquette, and we all care
about what our future looks like for our country, and
(33:48):
we teach that to our younger generations. That's one of
the things that makes America great. It's one of the
things that makes us tick, is the ability for us
to be polite to each other and to be kind
and to have manners, and we have lost at least
a large portion of those on the left, it seems,
(34:11):
at least the way females on the left have lost
the ability to have some manners and have some etiquette,
Like it's okay to sit there and just scream bloody
murder at an officer of the law, or it's okay
to harass a seventy five year old target worker who's
(34:34):
just going about her day doing her job because she
happens to have a red shirt on that you think
represents Charlie Kirk, and it's okay to walk behind her
and film her and harass her for several minutes for
doing nothing, and other than having a shirt on, it's
(34:56):
okay to get on social media film yourself with your
bull ring in your nose and your green hair, literally
celebrating the death of a human being. And I will
guarantee you that ninety percent of those people celebrating the
death of Charlie Kirk, or that were making fun of
(35:17):
Erica Kirk because they didn't like the fact that she
put her hand behind Jade Vance's head when she hugged him,
I guarantee you in ninety percent of those people have
never actually watched the videos or seen Charlie in action
and what he did because he was always polite, he
always had manners. He always went by do unto others
(35:41):
as you would have them do unto you, the golden rule.
But now I don't know when it happened, but somewhere
along the lines in the last twenty years, I got
to guess we lost the ability to have manners. And
(36:01):
there was an uproar the other day when Sean Duffy,
the Secretary of Transportation, literally suggested over the holidays that
we try to dress a little better while we're flying,
that we try to represent ourselves a little better when
we're in the airports, that we don't wear our pajamas
to fly. Now, I'm all for being comfortable, but there
(36:24):
are we can be comfortable. We don't have to wear
suits and ties and all of that stuff on a
thirteen hour flight. I get that, but just mentioning not
wearing your pajamas to the airport, and there was a
big uproar from the left, like, why do you need
to worry about what we wear, and why are you
worried about it, and why can't you just manage the
transportation and blah blah blah blah. I'm thinking, why does
(36:46):
everything trigger you? Everything triggers you? Why are you always
so unhappy? And why is it okay? Once again, I
know I said this in the last segment. Why is
it okay for you to get out and chant and
block people from traffic, block people from going to work,
block people from doing what they're trying to do about
their day, and thinking you're going to somehow change their mind.
(37:07):
But then when actual human beings get murdered, and by
the way, lie about disappearing people off the streets. Nobody
disappears everybody. There's not one person out there that you've
heard that said, yeah, they took my husband, and I
have no idea where he is. Disappearing literally means you
he disappeared. I have no idea where he is. Nobody
knows where he is, nobody's ever heard of him. From
(37:28):
him again, nobody's ever talked to him. The mafia disappears people.
The federal government ice, they do not disappear people. Those
people have hearings. They have they've either had a hearing
and they got deported. But there's a paper trail for
every one of them. Not one person has come forward
and said they literally disappeared them. Nobody knows where they
are not and it been true. They've had a couple
(37:49):
of them that did that, but it was hoaxes. Why
do we feel like it's okay to lose our civilization
and go back to the barbaric days of mob rule.
I promise you that the people on the left and
(38:12):
all the affluent white female liberals that think that they're
going to fix something have no idea what's really going
to happen when the polite ones like us decide Okay,
I'm done, I've had enough. You push too far, they
don't really I heard the stupid, stupid, stupid Philadelphia sheriff,
(38:34):
some lady named something Balal the other day telling ice
officers they don't want to come to Philadelphia because they
don't want that smoke, that they will arrest them and
they will do this. I'm thinking, lady, you have no
idea how this works. First of all, the police chief
in Philadelphia put out a statement right after that said,
by the way, all the Sheriff's office does, they have
(38:56):
nothing to do with policing or investigative things, or all
they do is prisoner transports back and forth. They try
to help in locating some people that maybe we're looking
for or something like that, but when it comes to
actual law enforcement, the sheriff's office has nothing to do
with that. So this lady was just all talk. But
(39:16):
when you start to threaten to arrest federal agents for
doing their job, you are doing your best to create
absolute panic in our civilization. And the more we lose
the ability to have our own manners and to police ourselves,
(39:39):
and to be good stewards of our country and to
get along with each other, the more more rules get
made and the more authoritarian it becomes. And so I
think that may be the end goal. For those weirdos
on the left that keep thinking that somehow they can
scream their way into a solution, they know that at
(40:00):
some point there's going to be more rules, more rules,
more rules, and it becomes more authoritarian. What they don't
know is how bad it gets when the authoritarianism starts
to affect their lives because they don't have the freedom
anymore to go out and do the things that they
think are right right now, like protesting, when all of
those free Look what's happening to the protesters in Iran.
(40:24):
They're being shot. That's what happens in an authoritarian society.
You don't have the right to go out and make
videos of yourself being a jerk and talking about the
death of a man being exciting and how happy you are.
You don't get to make those videos. You don't get
to go out into the streets and start to protest
and scream at a police officer because they have the
(40:45):
right in those countries to just shoot you, and then
there's not going to be any media uproar about it
because it doesn't matter. You literally got disappeared. That's what
happens when we lose our ability to just have manners
and to get along and to say yes, sir. I
(41:05):
had this conversation with my staff the other day at
an all dealership meeting because I had heard one of
our young salespeople say something to a customer that I
just thought was atrocious. He said something like, Okay, yeah,
if you want to pop a squad over there, I'll
be there in just a minute. And I thought, if
(41:26):
I ever hear you say that again, I'm going to
fire you immediately. Your parents should have taught you better
than that, young man. I still say yes ma'am, yes sir,
no ma'am, no sir to people half my age or
even younger than that, because they're my customers. They are
the ones that are feeding me. They deserve respect, They
deserve me being nice to them. They deserve courtesy. They
(41:52):
deserve me to get up and go hold the door
for them, not wait for them to come to me.
But somewhere along the line, doctor Spock said, we can't
discipline our children. We can't spanking them as bad and
teaching them right from wrong is somehow going to destroy
their dreams teaching them right from wrong. To this day,
(42:15):
my children are in their thirties and they still say
yes sir, and yes ma'am and no sir, no ma'am.
Not because they it's some authoritarian thing, because it's polite.
It's just nice. It doesn't represent anything. It doesn't have
anything to do with a patriarchy. It doesn't have anything
to do with the monarchy or whatever archy. It doesn't
(42:36):
have anything to do. All it has to do with
is being nice. So I saw something the other day
about our friend up in New York, Ma'am Donnie, who
is doing everything he can to socialize housing in the
City of New York and talking about how they were
going to start taking over buildings that are not up
(43:00):
to par for New York and that they have the
right to take those buildings over. But then I saw
one of the ladies in the City of New York
City Council that said that one hundred and eighty thousand
units already under control by the City of New York
have more violations than any of the privately held housing,
and that there's one hundred and eighty thousand New York
(43:23):
Housing Authority apartments that are literally the worst slums in
the city. And that was by the city government ladies
saying the same thing. And what do you think. Show
me any government housing, any government housing in any municipality
anywhere in the United States of America that has actually
(43:43):
run well up to par and is not a slum,
and then tell me how the governments in any other municipality,
especially in New York, is going to do a better job.
Here's the deal. Take the rent freezes off, let them
make a little bit of money, and the landlords would
be more than happy to bring them up to code.
They don't have any money left because you froze the
(44:04):
rent Dommy, these people will never understand economics. Never anyways,
all right, this is Bonos Cars, rants about lots of
other stuff, brought to you by Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphysborough.
And by the way, it's January, so business is slow,
so come see us. Have a great weekend, everybody,
Popular Podcasts
Stuff You Should Know
If you've ever wanted to know about champagne, satanism, the Stonewall Uprising, chaos theory, LSD, El Nino, true crime and Rosa Parks, then look no further. Josh and Chuck have you covered.
Dateline NBC
Current and classic episodes, featuring compelling true-crime mysteries, powerful documentaries and in-depth investigations. Follow now to get the latest episodes of Dateline NBC completely free, or subscribe to Dateline Premium for ad-free listening and exclusive bonus content: DatelinePremium.com
Betrayal Weekly
Betrayal Weekly is back for a new season. Every Thursday, Betrayal Weekly shares first-hand accounts of broken trust, shocking deceptions, and the trail of destruction they leave behind. Hosted by Andrea Gunning, this weekly ongoing series digs into real-life stories of betrayal and the aftermath. From stories of double lives to dark discoveries, these are cautionary tales and accounts of resilience against all odds. From the producers of the critically acclaimed Betrayal series, Betrayal Weekly drops new episodes every Thursday. If you would like to share your story, you can reach out to the Betrayal Team by emailing them at betrayalpod@gmail.com and follow us on Instagram at @betrayalpod and @glasspodcasts. Please join our Substack for additional exclusive content, curated book recommendations, and community discussions. Sign up FREE by clicking this link Beyond Betrayal Substack. Join our community dedicated to truth, resilience, and healing. Your voice matters! Be a part of our Betrayal journey on Substack.