June 19, 2026 • 44 mins
*May 2026 job report shows major progress and the best news is the growth is from private sector jobs not government jobs
*Will the Chicago Bears still be named the Chicago Bears or will Chicago mess that up too?
*Fraud of Medicare during Biden
*California voter fraud
*Calves infected with New World screwworm...the link to China infiltrating our food supply
*The United States has nothing in common with England any more....murder of Henry Nowak
*Karmelo Anthony case
*America can't afford to feed the whole world....we are $39 trillion dollars in debt!
*American economist Thomas Sowell...great author and advocate of capitalism and why communism and socialism don't work...highly recommended as great reads
*The majority of 18- to 24-year-old Americans now say they would like to see a socialist in the White House! Parents are failing their children!
*Will the Chicago Bears still be named the Chicago Bears or will Chicago mess that up too?
*Fraud of Medicare during Biden
*California voter fraud
*Calves infected with New World screwworm...the link to China infiltrating our food supply
*The United States has nothing in common with England any more....murder of Henry Nowak
*Karmelo Anthony case
*America can't afford to feed the whole world....we are $39 trillion dollars in debt!
*American economist Thomas Sowell...great author and advocate of capitalism and why communism and socialism don't work...highly recommended as great reads
*The majority of 18- to 24-year-old Americans now say they would like to see a socialist in the White House! Parents are failing their children!
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Speaker 1 (00:14):
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
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Speaker 2 (00:35):
Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (00:39):
All right, good morning everybody.
Speaker 4 (00:43):
Everybody's enjoying their weekend and getting some sunshine. Some vitamin
D we also badly need. My wife and I have
this discussion all the time about how skin cancer didn't
seem to appear until the UH people decided to make sunblock,
(01:04):
and all of a sudden, it seems like many years.
I mean, people lived for hundreds of thousands of years,
thousands of years at least without any sunblock, and I
don't know that it was a big deal. But anyways,
hope everybody getting some sun We need vitamin D. It
is what makes us go. You know the news, the
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main jobs report once again destroyed expectations, had one hundred
and seventy two.
Speaker 3 (01:31):
Thousand jobs added. And you know the good news.
Speaker 4 (01:34):
I talked about this when the Biden administration was in
and they would come up with these great numbers for
jobs reports, but then when you look deeper into the
jobs report, it was mostly government jobs that were created,
and those are a net take, not a net ad
to the jobs, because it's the people that are supporting
that are the rest of the taxpayers. And so the
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difference between this economy and that economy is the fact
that we are shrinking government. Our government now is the
federal government at least is now the size of a
I think it's same as it was in nineteen ninety five.
I think I read so most of the jobs of
private sector jobs, which are a net ad not a
net take. You know, I've talked about how stupid some
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of the policies and some of the thought processes are
from people who have no common sense and apparently no
economic sense either. And it came to pass this week
in something that some of you probably heard of but
some of you probably haven't, Chicago Bears are no longer
going to be the Chicago Bears. As of this week,
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the State of Illinois and the City of Chicago have
decided that after one hundred and twenty years or one
hundred years. I'm sorry. They were nineteen twenty six, so
it's one hundred years of being the Chicago Bears, one
of the original NFL franchises, one of the great franchises
of all time, is now not worthy of being in Chicago.
They finally had had enough that the ownership of the
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Chicago Bears had had so much of the crap in
Chicago and Illinois that they just decided it's not worth
it anymore. And let me tell you something. They didn't
do this to get a better deal, because in the
deal that they had worked out with the City of
Chicago that by the way, the state of Illinois legislature
decided to shut it down. They voted on it at
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three thirty nine in the morning. Finally the State House,
the Senate passed it and the House went home without
passing it, and that was the deadline. They're moving to Indiana,
to a much smaller market. They don't own the stadium
in Indiana. There's going to be a stadium built and
it's going to be fully funded by the State of Indiana,
but they don't own it. The Chicago Bears don't. The
Chicago Bears now are going to lease that stadium from
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them where they were going to own the stadium in
the state of Illinois. What they asked for was, we'll
put up two thirds of the money. The other third
of the money has to be for all of the infrastructure,
roads and transportation and all the other things that everybody's
going to use. The State of Chicago decided that when
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they spent the money that the Chicago Bears organization had
bought another park. I think it's called Alameda Park. Don't
don't hold me to that. I don't remember the name exactly,
but they were going to spend something like one hundred
and ninety million dollars one hundred and eighty million dollars
to build this park. The City of Chicago got, the
State of Chicago got, or State of Illinois got so
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excited about it that they assessed it at one hundred
and ninety two million dollars, which is more than they
were spending to build it. Assessed it at a hundred
ninety two million dollars and wanted to start taxing them
prior to ever building the building, prior to ever building
the park doing anything, they wanted to start taxing them.
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And JB. Pritzker, the governor of Illinois stood up there
the other day and said he didn't feel like giving
billion a billion dollars to a billionaire team owner. What
they lost out on was fifty five million dollars today
in today's dollars, fifty five million dollars in tax revenue
per year, all of the revenue that generated by the
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people that come into town, the tourists that come into town,
the people that buy hot dogs, the vendors that are
all there, that all of the people, the jobs that
go along with being an NFL franchise are gone. They're
just poof have a nice day. And now the state
of Illinois and the City of Chicago get to tax
an empty stadium that's one hundred years old. So they
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went from getting sixty million dollars plus all of the
other sales tax revenue, all of the other property tax
revenue that was driven higher because of the Chicago stadium.
And these morons can't see it. They cannot see the
forest for the trees. All they can see is we
gotta tax it, we gotta tax it, we gotta tax it.
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They get absolutely worked up about how much they're going
to get in taxes and never think about the financial
strain that you're causing the other people who have other choices.
This is one of those FAFO moments where they you
thought that the Bears couldn't do it, wouldn't do it,
that they just would just cave and just stay for
no rea just because it was it was better for
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the Chicago Bear or the City of Chicago. Those people
didn't get to become billionaires because they're idiots. They just
had had enough of the City of Chicago and the
state of Illinois continuing to jerk them around day after
day after day, and they finally just packed their bags
and left. No longer going to be called the Chicago Bears.
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It's absolutely amazing. And in another policy, or another moronic policy,
the state of California, where they have uncovered JD. Mance
and doctor Oz and a few others have uncovered billions
of dollars in fraud in Medicare and Medicaid. But I
got one for you. That's not even fraud. It's just
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a policy that was put into place. So in twenty
twenty four, President Biden used the auto pen and approved
the use of Medicaid dollars to reimburse shamans using drum circles,
native dance therapy, and sweat lodges to cure alcoholic Californians,
and to no one's surprise, it didn't work. And they
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spent two hundred and seventy million dollars of taxpayer money
to give two shamans for drum circles and dance lines
to try to cure alcoholism. It is just one endless
pot of money to these people, and they think that
they can just continue to do stupid stuff and everybody
just has no choice but to put up with it.
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And by the way, they do because you voted them in,
all you people that keep voting these people in. It's
your fault. We deserve what we get whatever state. We
get good stuff here in the state of Tennessee because
we know what we're doing when we vote. All right,
that's the first part of the rant. I got a
lot more going on. This is Bonos Cars brought to
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Speaker 1 (08:21):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he has
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Speaker 2 (08:42):
Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (08:45):
All right, welcome back everybody.
Speaker 4 (08:52):
So recently I've been talking about Spencer Pratt and LA
and the elections that were going on out there, and
not too long ago, back in May, there was a
there's a gentleman by the name of James O'Keefe that
used to that started Project Veritas, and they went under
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cover and tried to expose politicians and people in the
bureaucracy that were always consistently lying or doing things right.
And if you haven't ever seen any work, they do
good jobs. And then he got ousted from his own
company by some people and he started O'Keeffe Media Group.
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So recently he went undercover or had some I think
it was him personally went undercover in LA and exposed
the fact that there were people down in skid Row
that were registering people to vote on skid Row, homeless
people registering them to vote by paying them with cigarettes
or a few bucks here and there. So that they
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could sign these petitions. I think I've talked about this
once or twice. So anyways, this lady in the Los
Angeles Central District of California, the US Attorney's Office got
a plea agreement from a lady named Brenda Lee Armstrong,
and she was caught on tape more than twenty eight
different times paying people with either cash or cigarettes to
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register to vote. She registered them to vote so that
they could sign petitions for which she got paid to
get signatures. She was registering homeless people to vote. All right,
she pled guilty. You know that thing they say never happens.
She played guilty.
Speaker 3 (10:35):
Oh, by the way, a little side note there, same thing.
Speaker 4 (10:39):
John Bolton, right, John Bolton accused President Trump and everybody
in the Trump administration of coming after him for political
retribution because he talked about it. He got all the
Democrats out there, the typical mouthpieces, Nancy Pelosi, he had
Adam Schiff, he had Swallwell at the time, all talking
about how this was just political retribution and they were
using that, they were trying to use the DOJ as
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a weapon and the weaponization of the DJ and blah
blah blah blah, blah, guess what. John Bolton pled guilty
to charges that can land him up to twenty years
in prison. That's that he pled guilty.
Speaker 3 (11:15):
He didn't.
Speaker 4 (11:15):
He looked at the evidence and went, yeah, they've got me.
If I don't take this deal, I could spend the
rest of my life in prison. So what does that
tell you about who was lying about what? It wasn't
some political retribution, It wasn't some weaponization of the DOJ.
John Bolton was guilty and they knew it, and they
wanted to cover it up, and so they but they didn't.
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Trump administration kept coming at him. All right. So back
to the subject of the election. This lady pled guilty
to registering people to vote and paying them, which is illegal.
So in the election that was held last week, the
voting that happened in person had Spencer Pratt. The state
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of California has jungle where the top two candidates, irrespective
of party, go to the general election. So if they're
both Democrats or both Republicans, or one Republican one Democrat,
doesn't matter who the top two vote getters are in
all of the races, those are the two that go
to the final or to the general election in November,
so Center Pratt was pulling it like or had like
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thirty percent of the votes, twenty eight percent of the votes,
and Karen Bass at the time had like thirty five percent.
So if anybody gets fifty percent, it's over. They don't
even have a general election in November. That person just wins,
all right. So with that in mind, as the state
of California allows you to send mail in voting, they
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allow mail in voting as long as it's postmarked, and
by the way, you can put a stamp on it
and write the date on there apparently, and there's no
signature verification. The only thing they have for signature verification
on these mail in ballots is somebody can literally they did,
by the way, I saw a video of it. Somebody
literally drew a happy face on the signature line and
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some supposedly somebody witnessed it with a scribble that you
can't tell who it is. That's how easy it is
to do this. And they have ballot harvesting where they'll
send out ballots to retirement homes. They'll send out ballots
to lots of different places, and you're allowed to go
help them fill them out. So with that in mind.
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They also California has taken as much as ten days
to fifteen days after elections to call a winner because
they keep they allow for same day voting or same
day mailing of the ballot as long as it's postmarked
by election day. Supposedly it can still count as long
as it gets to them within seven days. It's not
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election day, it's election week apparently, all right. So with
that said, Nythia Rahman, who was in third place at
the time when the voting of that day's voting stopped
and the mail in voting started getting counted, was behind
by eight or nine points. In one mail drop, Spencer
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Pratt got zero votes out of like seven thousand mail
in votes, not one, not one human being in all
of Los Angeles that voted. Even though in the in
person voting he had thirty percent of the people voting
for him, not a single person apparently voted for him
for in the mail in ballots. Now, with that said,
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here's where the pores part is. Something like seventy five
percent was fueled by by or seventy five percent of
the votes that came in for Nthia Rahman were ballots
from skid Row the same place where the lady got
pled guilty. I'm so mad about it. It's hard for
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me to talk. The same place where the lady pled
guilty for harvesting votes and getting signatures and registering people
to vote is the exact same place where tens of
thousands of homeless whose ballots were sent to a central
address and filled out and they can be filled out
and returned by someone else. Those people in skid row
don't have a clue. They're not reading. They're drunk or
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high all the time. They're not reading a ballot. They
don't care. So they mail them all to one central address,
tens of thousands, and whoever fills them out just fills
them out however they want. It is absolutely mind blowing
that the people voting. That's why you have a one
party state. That's why you have a state that's in
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such an absolute state of disrepair, and they have trashed
one of the greatest states in the Union. On election day,
Spencer bat or Karen Bass had I'm sorry, here's the
real numbers. On election day, Karen Bass had thirty eight
point one percent, Spencer Pratt had twenty seven point nine percent,
and Nythia Rahman had twenty percent. After election day, Nythia
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Rahman went from twenty percent to thirty seven percent in
the lead, Karen Bass actually had went from thirty eight
percent down to thirty four point nine percent, and Spencer
Pratt dropped from twenty nine or twenty eight percent to
nineteen percent. And there's no fraud there. Seriously, nobody wants
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to look at it. It's no wonder. They don't want
to pass the Save Act. It's no wonder. They don't
want to have voter ID, It's no wonder, they don't
want to have no same day registration. It's no wonder
that they continue to try to block all of the
policies that would secure all of that crap and keep
it from happening. They don't want to do that because
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they're afraid somebody actually might win the election fair and
square if they did it the way it's supposed to
be done. Absolutely amazing to me that we just let
this stuff happen, and it is I just I seriously
pray that in the next two years Trump fixes this somehow,
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or another Trump administration fixes it all right. Moving on
to a different story here. So back in the nineties,
we eradicated or I'm sorry. In nineteen sixty six, we
eradicated a new world screw room screw worm fly. It's
a parasite that lands in that if it gets into
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our meat supply, can destroy crops, can destroy livestock. They
found something the other day in a calf, and they
think another there's another cow that might have it. It
just so happens that exactly the same time, there was
a ranch that they've discovered six Chinese nationals that were
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on a remote ranch that was forty one miles away
from the ranch where the first infected calf was located.
If you remember, we also stopped two Chinese scientists who
were bringing in E. Coli and then somebody else, one
other Chinese scientists was trying to import a disease that
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would attack plant crops. The Chinese are doing everything they
can to try to figure out how to starve us,
out how to kill our crops, how to do anything
they can to destroy us. And for any of you
guys that think that's not happening, you're not paying attention
to the facts. The Chinese are absolutely doing everything they
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can to infiltrate us. And the Biden policies that allowed
thousands and thousands of military age Chinese men to come
across single men to come across the border might be
the thing that finally undid the United States of America.
It might be the thing. If they get into our
food system, we're screwed.
Speaker 3 (19:03):
All right.
Speaker 4 (19:04):
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Speaker 3 (19:10):
Come on back.
Speaker 4 (19:10):
After the break.
Speaker 1 (19:25):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he is
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Speaker 2 (19:46):
Here's your host, Bow Triven.
Speaker 4 (19:49):
All right, welcome back, everybody. So we fought a war
back in the seventeen hundreds to rid ourselves the UK England.
We didn't want to be ruled by a king. We
didn't want to be ruled by anybody. We wanted a
government of the people, by the people and for the people.
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We still kind of have that, but longer and longer.
The longer and longer it goes, the more and more
I am thinking that we while we have something in
common with the English people, native born English people, we
don't have anything in common with England anymore. Their free
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speech is not free speech, their policing is absolutely off
the rails, two tiered, and I don't think that they
have the same values that we have anymore, at least
the same values that a lot of us have. The
people celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk or the wishing
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that President Trump would have been shot many times and
celebrating the death of anybody the conservative that those people
have a lot in common with people over in the UK.
So I told you the story about Henry Noak last week.
Henry Noak, as an eighteen year old boy who was
on his way home, had not had enough to drink
to even be considered legally drunk to drive a car,
could have driven a carm been fine. On his way home,
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he gets stabbed by a gentleman by the last name
of Digua, who is an immigrant, and he stabs him
five times apparently, and the police got there and immediately
the immigrant says that he was insulted and assaulted by
Henry Noak. Now, mind you, he had already taken Henry
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Noak's phone and had the recording of what had happened. Apparently,
so the police get there, they questioned the Pakistani guy,
who says, yeah, it was racist what he said, and
blah blah blah, blah blah. In the meantime, Henry Noak
nine different times said the words I can't breathe. Same
thing George Floyd said, puposedly. Now, police handcuff this boy
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eighteen years old. He said, I've been stabbed. The police
literally looked at him and said, you've been stabbed. I
don't think so, mate. The boy dies in handcuffs on
the sidewalk while the family is being interviewed, and they're
literally making it sound like this boy actually did something.
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So in the trial that was held last week, they
did find him guilty of murder. They also found his
mother guilty of tampering with evidence because she took the
knife and hit it. But it got worse. They finally
let go of the body camp police body cam footage,
and they finally let go of the other footage, and
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it turns out that they had this guy claimed it
had something to do with racism, right, And so the
way that the policing in England is now right where
the UK is right now, is you can get put
in jail. I told you about the guy that got
put in jail for tweets. I told you about the
guy that got put in jail for jokes he made
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had to do with the trans world. Thirty people a
day are being arrested in the UK for hurting somebody's feelings.
If somebody feels hurt, like a microaggression or anything, the
police will and do arrest you. Thirty people a day,
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no physical assault, no nothing words. So with that in mind,
it turns out that two days I'm just gonna read
it to you real quick. Two days after Henry Noak died,
Hampshire police secretly recorded Digua in a police van speaking
Punjabi to his brother Deegwa. Admitted stabbing Henry, discussing, discussed
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claiming self defense, made zero mention of racial abuse, not
one word. The Hamshire police had it on tape, They
knew legal was lying about the racist attack, They had
the evidence, they had his own words, and they still
tried to smear Henry as the aggressor anyway, while the
boy was bleeding out on the street, dying, they tried
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to flip the script, so the family complained. The statement
chains and the police told the family their next update
would again infer Henry was the initial aggressor. His family
had to fight them a second time, and then they
tried to the Hampston Police tried to issue another statement
telling the public to talk about it, not to talk
about it online. They called it disinformation. This is the
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big part. This is the force that handcuffed a dying boy,
missed the murder weapon twice, had a secret tape proving
the killer lied, and still tried to bury Henry's name.
That's not incompetence. That's a machine protecting itself at the
expense of a dead boy's reputation. And three officers are
still on active duty, not suspended. They're treated as witnesses
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to their own actions. Then it turns out they get
all up in arms because JD Vance decides to make
a statement of blasting the two tier justice system in
the UK, and they're getting all up in arms and saying,
oh my god, you can stay out of our politics.
Speaker 3 (25:17):
It's not into you. It's not up to you.
Speaker 4 (25:18):
Blah blah blah. Every one of the Parliament, almost every
single one of the Parliament, including Karl Steimer, who is
there whatever they call them. Prime Minister now took a
knee for George Floyd, a non criminal that was shouldn't
have died, didn't need to die. One hundred percent of
agreement with that. That was wrong. Everything about the whole
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situation looked bad. But we're talking about a career criminal
that you guys would take a knee for. That we
had to. We went through riots for everything, and then
versus a an eighteen year old kid, the same exact
thing happens, and none of them, they all refused. They've
been asked many times on tape, would you take a
knee for Henry Noah, Well, this is a different situation.
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We were in the middle of a pandemic back then,
so what what does a pandemic have to do for it?
With it you got involved and literally called for riots.
Some of the people in the government in the UK
were calling for riots in the United States at the
racial injustice but you're not talking about anything. Is it
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just black and white or could it be a different
race like Pakistan Indian whatever we want to call him that,
it's why is it different when it's a white person
that's dyed. We got that same thing going on with
the Cormelao Anthony trial right now, where this young black
man decided to stab the white guy at a track
meet in Texas and he's currently on trial for murder
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and they're trying to say it with self defense. The
problem with that is none of the tape that they've
been talking about in the Carmelo Anthony trial, there's one
tape that they said proves that Carmelo Anthony had been
attacked ahead of time and was defending himself. When jurors
got to see the tape this week and prosecution showed everything,
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none of that was on that tape. The problem is,
let me go back and read something else to you.
There was a Pakistani Muslim recently who raped a young girl.
He got two years in prison. A twenty one year
old British kid that was angry that police helped kill
that the police helped kill Henry Noak, he was protesting,
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threw a traffic cone that hit nobody, just threw a
traffic cone, got three to five years. So a Pakistani
Muslim can rape somebody, and there have been reports many
of them where they got no more than just probation
or house arrest or something like that. But a British
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kid throws a traffic cone and they put him on
trial and he gets three to five years and there's
not a two tier justice system. Are you serious? How
can you possibly not believe there's a two tier justice
system when you can put a kid in jail for
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throwing a traffic cone that didn't hit anybody or do
any property damage, but you can't put a Pakistani Muslim
in prison who is literally out raping somebody and saying
it's part of my culture. Speaking of culture, you know
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what's also illegal in the UK polygamy, unless that is
you got married in a different country and it was
the polygamy, the polygamy was recognized and they gave you
a marriage license. Now you moved to the UK and
you can literally get extra benefits for each wife that
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you claim you're married to. So something that is fundamentally
illegal in our country. But if you move here and
you've already committed what would be a crime in our country,
but you committed that crime in a different country, not
only is it okay, But we're going to pay you
extra money from the government till the taxpayers are on
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the hook for all of your wives. Make it make sense.
Make it make sense how that you get to that
point of empathetic suicide we have. It's a term that
somebody coined recently. It's either suicide by empathy or empathetic suicide.
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I can't remember exactly how they put it, but we're
on the same track. Do you know that right now,
the percentage of households that are headed by illegal immigrants,
you know that the percentage of them is something like
sixty five percent or receiving welfare benefits. A household that
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is headed by an illegal immigrant is still getting welfare
benefits at sixty to sixty five percent of all of
the families. That's our empathetic suicide. We cannot afford to
feed the entire world. It doesn't work. It's just not possible.
Speaker 3 (30:28):
We can't.
Speaker 4 (30:28):
We can afford to help ship stuff to other countries
and help feed the world, but we certainly don't have
enough money. We're thirty eight trillion dollars in debt. We
certainly don't have enough money to continue to give people
welfare benefits that aren't even citizens of the United States,
if we tried to do that, if we tried to
do like James Tellerico, the guy running per Senate in Texas, said,
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our southern border should be one big welcome. Matt, Well,
what do you do when all those people want money?
Because I don't have enough to you? Absolutely sickening to me.
All right, this is Bonos Cars. Rant's about lots of
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Here's your host, bow Triven.
Speaker 3 (31:55):
All right, welcome back, everybody.
Speaker 4 (32:00):
So Thomas Soul is a brilliant man. He's an economist
and author, does a lot of stuff. You've never read
any of his work you should. He is very intelligent,
very sharp, knows what he's talking about, and he is
all in favor of capitalism. And he had a quote
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recently that I was reading. It was about Karl Marx.
So Marx was born in eighteen eighteen and had a
friend by the name of Frederick Eichel. Ingalls that both
of them had the same economic ideology, and that was communism,
and socialism and communism are the same thing. But they
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developed this ideology and it has been the single largest
ideology responsible for more deaths than any other ideology in
the world. Over a half a million people have died
because of communism, directly because of communism. So Soul was
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reading about it and he said that I'm just going
to read you his quote. At the age of thirty,
Ingles accepted his father's offer to work in the family
business in Manchester. This became the source of ingles livelihood
and much of Marx's. The young Ingles called it forced labor,
a painfully ironic term in view of what the phrase
was come to mean in twentieth century communist societies. Ingles complained,
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for example, that quote, I've now got to be at
the office no later than.
Speaker 2 (33:38):
Ten in the morning.
Speaker 4 (33:41):
So you don't want to work for a Apparently you
don't want to work for a living. You're not happy
that your parents or your family gave you a job.
You're just pissed that they make you be there on time.
And by the way, I experienced this in my business
all the time. Kids, You're like, I got to have
a day off, you know, it was so stressful yesterday,
or I'm just so stressed out by all the work
and I I'm so stressed about having to be here
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at a certain time every day. And what do you
think work is? How do you think all this ever happens?
It's not magical. You can't lay on the couch eating
FreeDOS and acting like the world's just going to give
you everything. It gets worse because there was a the
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left is there's a leftist agenda right now going on,
and these young kids are starting to fall for it.
It is absolutely amazing to me. Right now, something like
sixty percent of likely voters between the ages of eighteen
and twenty four won a Democratic Socialist in the White
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House in twenty twenty eight. Sixty percent of eighteen to
twenty four year olds. What that tells me is our
education system has become indoctrination farm for people thinking that
socialism and communism is somehow the right way. It's not.
It will absolutely destroy our society, just like it's destroyed
the communist societies of you can I'll get the statistics.
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I think I'm going to talk about it next week
of going on and actually going on in China, but
between all of the different communist society look at Cuba
right now. There's a reason they fall like they do
because it doesn't work. And it's not because it hasn't
been tried the right way yet. It doesn't work.
Speaker 2 (35:26):
Period.
Speaker 4 (35:29):
The sixty two percent of voters age eighteen to twenty
nine hold a favorable view of socialism and a third
hold a favorable view of communism. That is our education system,
and that is the fault of of the parents out
there who are not teaching their children exactly the way
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it really is in the real world. You're not setting
them up for success. You're setting them up for failure
because now they think they can hold us hostage and
get a twenty hour work week, rent caps, seizure of
private property, confiscating wealth. By the way, none of it
is legal. They're saying, there are the Democratic Socialists of
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America are telling you that what they're trying to do.
Here's a quote from one. He says, we're building a
party of professional class fighters, people who are seriously looking
at the system of capitalism and coming to the conclusion
that we need a revolution on a socialist basis. That
guy's ahead of His name is Owen Phenoton, and he's
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head of the Revolutionary Communists of America. And when he
said it, he was holding a communist manifesto. He also said,
this means handling or handing political and economic power to
the working class. He went on to explain that he
envisioned placing factories, minds, and businesses under collective control, limiting
rent to fraction to a fraction of workers' income, and
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using confiscated wealth to fund government backed healthcare, education, and housing.
Here's the problem with that. How many of these heads
do you think can actually run an industry like AI.
How many of these knuckleheads do you think can actually
run an industry like the coal industry or the oil industry,
and all of these complicated industries that have been They
can't run them. And by the way, part of them
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get the ideas from morons like Bernie Sanders. Bernie Sanders
the other day he wrote a bill in which he
said that the federal government needed to confiscate half the
value of each of the nation's largest artificial intelligence companies.
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Half confiscated. So he made the announcement on Facebook and
in an opinion piece in the New York Times, and
he said he'd introduced a bill of Congress to slap
these companies with a fifty percent ownership tax, literally grabbing
half the company and paying nothing for it, which, by
the way, is in defiance of the actual US Constitution,
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which has a taking's clause in the Bill of Rights.
And he went on to justify it by saying, this
is a quote. Since AI is built on the collective
knowledge of humanity, that wealth it generates must benefit humanity,
or in must benefit humanity. I'm not real good at
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doing impressions, but that guy drives me nuts. So, by
the way, just so we're clear, Senator Sanders, all inventions
and breakthroughs are built on the knowledge. We already have
all of them. It's the next evolution. We have some knowledge,
we get a little bit more. All industries are built
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that way. The oil and gas industry today in the
geology that we go through, is not built on one
person just automatically just found it. It's built on a
century of innovation and technology. The automobile industry doesn't look
anything today like it did sixty years ago. So you're
just gonna take half those companies because we built them
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up and it benefits all of society. It is absolutely
astounding to me the number of people that believe in
this stuff, and they're all young, and look, Zora and
Mandanni captured seventy eight percent of the vote under thirty
years old last November, seventy eight percent. It is we
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are allowing these young people to make some false assumptions
that are just and being led by people like Bernie Sanders,
these false assumptions that capitalism is somehow holding people back
when they haven't either they don't bother to study the
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real facts, or they live in a bubble and they
just don't believe facts. It is astounding to me the
number of people I can talk to that still to
this day think that there was a Russian collusion with
President Trump back in twenty fifteen, that still to this
day think the hunter Byden laptop was Russian disinformation. That
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still think today that all of these things that were
complete in total hoaxes and have been proven that over
and over and over again. It's amazing to me today
that I still talk to people who think COVID was
foreigned in nature and that it must have been that
wet market, when it has been proven time and time
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again that that Wuhan lab that was a mile down
the road from the wet market and studying those viruses
was probably the most likely source. And I said that
a month into COVID. It's there's no pangling out there,
there's no rat, there's no bat, there's no nothing. It
leaked out of that Wuhan lab, and they didn't want
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to talk about it because it's China. I still this
may be my own only conspiracy theory that I truly have.
I still think it was done on purpose. I think
it was done because they knew if Trump got one
more term that it was over, he was going to
absolutely push China to the brink because he could our
economy was doing too well, everything was humming along too good,
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and they could not allow it to happen again. And
the leftists here in the United States, the same ones
that cheer when President Trump gets shot at, or cheer
when somebody something happens to Charlie Kirk and a husband
and a father dies. Those same people. You think that
they wouldn't unleash absolute total terror on the world to
stop something, They absolutely will. They want power, over and
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over and over again. It's the same thing, power, power, power,
You think that. I think they turned it loose. I
think it was. I think it got bigger than they
thought it was going to. But it did the job.
It got Joe Biden with eighty one million votes elected US.
I mean, the other day it was kind of funny.
It said, breaking news, Joe Biden just got elected mayor
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of LA with eighty one million votes. Eighty one million.
Come on, and there was no fraud, right none. They
keep finding a whole bunch of stuff. But that didn't
matter all right. Last, but not least in the stupid
policies that Leftis seemed to never care about. In San Francisco,
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they finally ended a program where they were giving free
booze to homeless alcoholics. Free booze to homeless alcoholics. They
thought the withdrawal would be too tough, so the taxpayers
kept the alcoholics drunk. Of course, here's the good news.
It was eighty million dollars, which would they served fifty
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five total people. They'd give you a shot of booze
or a beer or a glass of wine or something.
Eighty million dollars and they got fifty five people the taxpayer.
This thing goes on, says the taxpayer. Tiple, called the
managed Alcohol program, was created by the San Francisco Department
of Public Health in twenty twenty when the city began
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housing homeless people in totels during lockdown. The program served
just fifty five clients during its run, amounting to a
four hundred and fifty four thousand dollars bar tab for
each of them. That's some expensive alcohol. I don't know
how you get but there's no fraud. There's no mngos
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out there that are just scamming people.
Speaker 3 (43:36):
There's no.
Speaker 4 (43:38):
Four hundred and fifty four thousand dollars each for fifty
five people to get served some alcohol. You could have
gone the bottom of a bottle of Boonsdairy Farm kept
him drunk for three dollars a day and probably five
dollars a day, and probably had the same effect four
hundred and fifty four thousand dollars. Nobody took anything off
the top there, right, Nobody got rich. They just were
serving the people. Were doing good at us morons. All right,
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Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (00:39):
All right, good morning everybody.
Speaker 4 (00:43):
Everybody's enjoying their weekend and getting some sunshine. Some vitamin
D we also badly need. My wife and I have
this discussion all the time about how skin cancer didn't
seem to appear until the UH people decided to make sunblock,
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and all of a sudden, it seems like many years.
I mean, people lived for hundreds of thousands of years,
thousands of years at least without any sunblock, and I
don't know that it was a big deal. But anyways,
hope everybody getting some sun We need vitamin D. It
is what makes us go. You know the news, the
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main jobs report once again destroyed expectations, had one hundred
and seventy two.
Speaker 3 (01:31):
Thousand jobs added. And you know the good news.
Speaker 4 (01:34):
I talked about this when the Biden administration was in
and they would come up with these great numbers for
jobs reports, but then when you look deeper into the
jobs report, it was mostly government jobs that were created,
and those are a net take, not a net ad
to the jobs, because it's the people that are supporting
that are the rest of the taxpayers. And so the
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difference between this economy and that economy is the fact
that we are shrinking government. Our government now is the
federal government at least is now the size of a
I think it's same as it was in nineteen ninety five.
I think I read so most of the jobs of
private sector jobs, which are a net ad not a
net take. You know, I've talked about how stupid some
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of the policies and some of the thought processes are
from people who have no common sense and apparently no
economic sense either. And it came to pass this week
in something that some of you probably heard of but
some of you probably haven't, Chicago Bears are no longer
going to be the Chicago Bears. As of this week,
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the State of Illinois and the City of Chicago have
decided that after one hundred and twenty years or one
hundred years. I'm sorry. They were nineteen twenty six, so
it's one hundred years of being the Chicago Bears, one
of the original NFL franchises, one of the great franchises
of all time, is now not worthy of being in Chicago.
They finally had had enough that the ownership of the
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Chicago Bears had had so much of the crap in
Chicago and Illinois that they just decided it's not worth
it anymore. And let me tell you something. They didn't
do this to get a better deal, because in the
deal that they had worked out with the City of
Chicago that by the way, the state of Illinois legislature
decided to shut it down. They voted on it at
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three thirty nine in the morning. Finally the State House,
the Senate passed it and the House went home without
passing it, and that was the deadline. They're moving to Indiana,
to a much smaller market. They don't own the stadium
in Indiana. There's going to be a stadium built and
it's going to be fully funded by the State of Indiana,
but they don't own it. The Chicago Bears don't. The
Chicago Bears now are going to lease that stadium from
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them where they were going to own the stadium in
the state of Illinois. What they asked for was, we'll
put up two thirds of the money. The other third
of the money has to be for all of the infrastructure,
roads and transportation and all the other things that everybody's
going to use. The State of Chicago decided that when
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they spent the money that the Chicago Bears organization had
bought another park. I think it's called Alameda Park. Don't
don't hold me to that. I don't remember the name exactly,
but they were going to spend something like one hundred
and ninety million dollars one hundred and eighty million dollars
to build this park. The City of Chicago got, the
State of Chicago got, or State of Illinois got so
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excited about it that they assessed it at one hundred
and ninety two million dollars, which is more than they
were spending to build it. Assessed it at a hundred
ninety two million dollars and wanted to start taxing them
prior to ever building the building, prior to ever building
the park doing anything, they wanted to start taxing them.
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And JB. Pritzker, the governor of Illinois stood up there
the other day and said he didn't feel like giving
billion a billion dollars to a billionaire team owner. What
they lost out on was fifty five million dollars today
in today's dollars, fifty five million dollars in tax revenue
per year, all of the revenue that generated by the
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people that come into town, the tourists that come into town,
the people that buy hot dogs, the vendors that are
all there, that all of the people, the jobs that
go along with being an NFL franchise are gone. They're
just poof have a nice day. And now the state
of Illinois and the City of Chicago get to tax
an empty stadium that's one hundred years old. So they
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went from getting sixty million dollars plus all of the
other sales tax revenue, all of the other property tax
revenue that was driven higher because of the Chicago stadium.
And these morons can't see it. They cannot see the
forest for the trees. All they can see is we
gotta tax it, we gotta tax it, we gotta tax it.
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They get absolutely worked up about how much they're going
to get in taxes and never think about the financial
strain that you're causing the other people who have other choices.
This is one of those FAFO moments where they you
thought that the Bears couldn't do it, wouldn't do it,
that they just would just cave and just stay for
no rea just because it was it was better for
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the Chicago Bear or the City of Chicago. Those people
didn't get to become billionaires because they're idiots. They just
had had enough of the City of Chicago and the
state of Illinois continuing to jerk them around day after
day after day, and they finally just packed their bags
and left. No longer going to be called the Chicago Bears.
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It's absolutely amazing. And in another policy, or another moronic policy,
the state of California, where they have uncovered JD. Mance
and doctor Oz and a few others have uncovered billions
of dollars in fraud in Medicare and Medicaid. But I
got one for you. That's not even fraud. It's just
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a policy that was put into place. So in twenty
twenty four, President Biden used the auto pen and approved
the use of Medicaid dollars to reimburse shamans using drum circles,
native dance therapy, and sweat lodges to cure alcoholic Californians,
and to no one's surprise, it didn't work. And they
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spent two hundred and seventy million dollars of taxpayer money
to give two shamans for drum circles and dance lines
to try to cure alcoholism. It is just one endless
pot of money to these people, and they think that
they can just continue to do stupid stuff and everybody
just has no choice but to put up with it.
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And by the way, they do because you voted them in,
all you people that keep voting these people in. It's
your fault. We deserve what we get whatever state. We
get good stuff here in the state of Tennessee because
we know what we're doing when we vote. All right,
that's the first part of the rant. I got a
lot more going on. This is Bonos Cars brought to
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Speaker 2 (08:42):
Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (08:45):
All right, welcome back everybody.
Speaker 4 (08:52):
So recently I've been talking about Spencer Pratt and LA
and the elections that were going on out there, and
not too long ago, back in May, there was a
there's a gentleman by the name of James O'Keefe that
used to that started Project Veritas, and they went under
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cover and tried to expose politicians and people in the
bureaucracy that were always consistently lying or doing things right.
And if you haven't ever seen any work, they do
good jobs. And then he got ousted from his own
company by some people and he started O'Keeffe Media Group.
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So recently he went undercover or had some I think
it was him personally went undercover in LA and exposed
the fact that there were people down in skid Row
that were registering people to vote on skid Row, homeless
people registering them to vote by paying them with cigarettes
or a few bucks here and there. So that they
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could sign these petitions. I think I've talked about this
once or twice. So anyways, this lady in the Los
Angeles Central District of California, the US Attorney's Office got
a plea agreement from a lady named Brenda Lee Armstrong,
and she was caught on tape more than twenty eight
different times paying people with either cash or cigarettes to
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register to vote. She registered them to vote so that
they could sign petitions for which she got paid to
get signatures. She was registering homeless people to vote. All right,
she pled guilty. You know that thing they say never happens.
She played guilty.
Speaker 3 (10:35):
Oh, by the way, a little side note there, same thing.
Speaker 4 (10:39):
John Bolton, right, John Bolton accused President Trump and everybody
in the Trump administration of coming after him for political
retribution because he talked about it. He got all the
Democrats out there, the typical mouthpieces, Nancy Pelosi, he had
Adam Schiff, he had Swallwell at the time, all talking
about how this was just political retribution and they were
using that, they were trying to use the DOJ as
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a weapon and the weaponization of the DJ and blah
blah blah blah, blah, guess what. John Bolton pled guilty
to charges that can land him up to twenty years
in prison. That's that he pled guilty.
Speaker 3 (11:15):
He didn't.
Speaker 4 (11:15):
He looked at the evidence and went, yeah, they've got me.
If I don't take this deal, I could spend the
rest of my life in prison. So what does that
tell you about who was lying about what? It wasn't
some political retribution, It wasn't some weaponization of the DOJ.
John Bolton was guilty and they knew it, and they
wanted to cover it up, and so they but they didn't.
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Trump administration kept coming at him. All right. So back
to the subject of the election. This lady pled guilty
to registering people to vote and paying them, which is illegal.
So in the election that was held last week, the
voting that happened in person had Spencer Pratt. The state
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of California has jungle where the top two candidates, irrespective
of party, go to the general election. So if they're
both Democrats or both Republicans, or one Republican one Democrat,
doesn't matter who the top two vote getters are in
all of the races, those are the two that go
to the final or to the general election in November,
so Center Pratt was pulling it like or had like
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thirty percent of the votes, twenty eight percent of the votes,
and Karen Bass at the time had like thirty five percent.
So if anybody gets fifty percent, it's over. They don't
even have a general election in November. That person just wins,
all right. So with that in mind, as the state
of California allows you to send mail in voting, they
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allow mail in voting as long as it's postmarked, and
by the way, you can put a stamp on it
and write the date on there apparently, and there's no
signature verification. The only thing they have for signature verification
on these mail in ballots is somebody can literally they did,
by the way, I saw a video of it. Somebody
literally drew a happy face on the signature line and
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some supposedly somebody witnessed it with a scribble that you
can't tell who it is. That's how easy it is
to do this. And they have ballot harvesting where they'll
send out ballots to retirement homes. They'll send out ballots
to lots of different places, and you're allowed to go
help them fill them out. So with that in mind.
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They also California has taken as much as ten days
to fifteen days after elections to call a winner because
they keep they allow for same day voting or same
day mailing of the ballot as long as it's postmarked
by election day. Supposedly it can still count as long
as it gets to them within seven days. It's not
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election day, it's election week apparently, all right. So with
that said, Nythia Rahman, who was in third place at
the time when the voting of that day's voting stopped
and the mail in voting started getting counted, was behind
by eight or nine points. In one mail drop, Spencer
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Pratt got zero votes out of like seven thousand mail
in votes, not one, not one human being in all
of Los Angeles that voted. Even though in the in
person voting he had thirty percent of the people voting
for him, not a single person apparently voted for him
for in the mail in ballots. Now, with that said,
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here's where the pores part is. Something like seventy five
percent was fueled by by or seventy five percent of
the votes that came in for Nthia Rahman were ballots
from skid Row the same place where the lady got
pled guilty. I'm so mad about it. It's hard for
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me to talk. The same place where the lady pled
guilty for harvesting votes and getting signatures and registering people
to vote is the exact same place where tens of
thousands of homeless whose ballots were sent to a central
address and filled out and they can be filled out
and returned by someone else. Those people in skid row
don't have a clue. They're not reading. They're drunk or
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high all the time. They're not reading a ballot. They
don't care. So they mail them all to one central address,
tens of thousands, and whoever fills them out just fills
them out however they want. It is absolutely mind blowing
that the people voting. That's why you have a one
party state. That's why you have a state that's in
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such an absolute state of disrepair, and they have trashed
one of the greatest states in the Union. On election day,
Spencer bat or Karen Bass had I'm sorry, here's the
real numbers. On election day, Karen Bass had thirty eight
point one percent, Spencer Pratt had twenty seven point nine percent,
and Nythia Rahman had twenty percent. After election day, Nythia
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Rahman went from twenty percent to thirty seven percent in
the lead, Karen Bass actually had went from thirty eight
percent down to thirty four point nine percent, and Spencer
Pratt dropped from twenty nine or twenty eight percent to
nineteen percent. And there's no fraud there. Seriously, nobody wants
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to look at it. It's no wonder. They don't want
to pass the Save Act. It's no wonder. They don't
want to have voter ID, It's no wonder, they don't
want to have no same day registration. It's no wonder
that they continue to try to block all of the
policies that would secure all of that crap and keep
it from happening. They don't want to do that because
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they're afraid somebody actually might win the election fair and
square if they did it the way it's supposed to
be done. Absolutely amazing to me that we just let
this stuff happen, and it is I just I seriously
pray that in the next two years Trump fixes this somehow,
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or another Trump administration fixes it all right. Moving on
to a different story here. So back in the nineties,
we eradicated or I'm sorry. In nineteen sixty six, we
eradicated a new world screw room screw worm fly. It's
a parasite that lands in that if it gets into
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our meat supply, can destroy crops, can destroy livestock. They
found something the other day in a calf, and they
think another there's another cow that might have it. It
just so happens that exactly the same time, there was
a ranch that they've discovered six Chinese nationals that were
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on a remote ranch that was forty one miles away
from the ranch where the first infected calf was located.
If you remember, we also stopped two Chinese scientists who
were bringing in E. Coli and then somebody else, one
other Chinese scientists was trying to import a disease that
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would attack plant crops. The Chinese are doing everything they
can to try to figure out how to starve us,
out how to kill our crops, how to do anything
they can to destroy us. And for any of you
guys that think that's not happening, you're not paying attention
to the facts. The Chinese are absolutely doing everything they
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can to infiltrate us. And the Biden policies that allowed
thousands and thousands of military age Chinese men to come
across single men to come across the border might be
the thing that finally undid the United States of America.
It might be the thing. If they get into our
food system, we're screwed.
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All right, welcome back, everybody. So we fought a war
back in the seventeen hundreds to rid ourselves the UK England.
We didn't want to be ruled by a king. We
didn't want to be ruled by anybody. We wanted a
government of the people, by the people and for the people.
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We still kind of have that, but longer and longer.
The longer and longer it goes, the more and more
I am thinking that we while we have something in
common with the English people, native born English people, we
don't have anything in common with England anymore. Their free
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speech is not free speech, their policing is absolutely off
the rails, two tiered, and I don't think that they
have the same values that we have anymore, at least
the same values that a lot of us have. The
people celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk or the wishing
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that President Trump would have been shot many times and
celebrating the death of anybody the conservative that those people
have a lot in common with people over in the UK.
So I told you the story about Henry Noak last week.
Henry Noak, as an eighteen year old boy who was
on his way home, had not had enough to drink
to even be considered legally drunk to drive a car,
could have driven a carm been fine. On his way home,
(21:16):
he gets stabbed by a gentleman by the last name
of Digua, who is an immigrant, and he stabs him
five times apparently, and the police got there and immediately
the immigrant says that he was insulted and assaulted by
Henry Noak. Now, mind you, he had already taken Henry
(21:38):
Noak's phone and had the recording of what had happened. Apparently,
so the police get there, they questioned the Pakistani guy,
who says, yeah, it was racist what he said, and
blah blah blah, blah blah. In the meantime, Henry Noak
nine different times said the words I can't breathe. Same
thing George Floyd said, puposedly. Now, police handcuff this boy
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eighteen years old. He said, I've been stabbed. The police
literally looked at him and said, you've been stabbed. I
don't think so, mate. The boy dies in handcuffs on
the sidewalk while the family is being interviewed, and they're
literally making it sound like this boy actually did something.
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So in the trial that was held last week, they
did find him guilty of murder. They also found his
mother guilty of tampering with evidence because she took the
knife and hit it. But it got worse. They finally
let go of the body camp police body cam footage,
and they finally let go of the other footage, and
(22:49):
it turns out that they had this guy claimed it
had something to do with racism, right, And so the
way that the policing in England is now right where
the UK is right now, is you can get put
in jail. I told you about the guy that got
put in jail for tweets. I told you about the
guy that got put in jail for jokes he made
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had to do with the trans world. Thirty people a
day are being arrested in the UK for hurting somebody's feelings.
If somebody feels hurt, like a microaggression or anything, the
police will and do arrest you. Thirty people a day,
(23:31):
no physical assault, no nothing words. So with that in mind,
it turns out that two days I'm just gonna read
it to you real quick. Two days after Henry Noak died,
Hampshire police secretly recorded Digua in a police van speaking
Punjabi to his brother Deegwa. Admitted stabbing Henry, discussing, discussed
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claiming self defense, made zero mention of racial abuse, not
one word. The Hamshire police had it on tape, They
knew legal was lying about the racist attack, They had
the evidence, they had his own words, and they still
tried to smear Henry as the aggressor anyway, while the
boy was bleeding out on the street, dying, they tried
(24:12):
to flip the script, so the family complained. The statement
chains and the police told the family their next update
would again infer Henry was the initial aggressor. His family
had to fight them a second time, and then they
tried to the Hampston Police tried to issue another statement
telling the public to talk about it, not to talk
about it online. They called it disinformation. This is the
(24:36):
big part. This is the force that handcuffed a dying boy,
missed the murder weapon twice, had a secret tape proving
the killer lied, and still tried to bury Henry's name.
That's not incompetence. That's a machine protecting itself at the
expense of a dead boy's reputation. And three officers are
still on active duty, not suspended. They're treated as witnesses
(24:56):
to their own actions. Then it turns out they get
all up in arms because JD Vance decides to make
a statement of blasting the two tier justice system in
the UK, and they're getting all up in arms and saying,
oh my god, you can stay out of our politics.
Speaker 3 (25:17):
It's not into you. It's not up to you.
Speaker 4 (25:18):
Blah blah blah. Every one of the Parliament, almost every
single one of the Parliament, including Karl Steimer, who is
there whatever they call them. Prime Minister now took a
knee for George Floyd, a non criminal that was shouldn't
have died, didn't need to die. One hundred percent of
agreement with that. That was wrong. Everything about the whole
(25:41):
situation looked bad. But we're talking about a career criminal
that you guys would take a knee for. That we
had to. We went through riots for everything, and then
versus a an eighteen year old kid, the same exact
thing happens, and none of them, they all refused. They've
been asked many times on tape, would you take a
knee for Henry Noah, Well, this is a different situation.
(26:01):
We were in the middle of a pandemic back then,
so what what does a pandemic have to do for it?
With it you got involved and literally called for riots.
Some of the people in the government in the UK
were calling for riots in the United States at the
racial injustice but you're not talking about anything. Is it
(26:22):
just black and white or could it be a different
race like Pakistan Indian whatever we want to call him that,
it's why is it different when it's a white person
that's dyed. We got that same thing going on with
the Cormelao Anthony trial right now, where this young black
man decided to stab the white guy at a track
meet in Texas and he's currently on trial for murder
(26:45):
and they're trying to say it with self defense. The
problem with that is none of the tape that they've
been talking about in the Carmelo Anthony trial, there's one
tape that they said proves that Carmelo Anthony had been
attacked ahead of time and was defending himself. When jurors
got to see the tape this week and prosecution showed everything,
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none of that was on that tape. The problem is,
let me go back and read something else to you.
There was a Pakistani Muslim recently who raped a young girl.
He got two years in prison. A twenty one year
old British kid that was angry that police helped kill
that the police helped kill Henry Noak, he was protesting,
(27:30):
threw a traffic cone that hit nobody, just threw a
traffic cone, got three to five years. So a Pakistani
Muslim can rape somebody, and there have been reports many
of them where they got no more than just probation
or house arrest or something like that. But a British
(27:51):
kid throws a traffic cone and they put him on
trial and he gets three to five years and there's
not a two tier justice system. Are you serious? How
can you possibly not believe there's a two tier justice
system when you can put a kid in jail for
(28:13):
throwing a traffic cone that didn't hit anybody or do
any property damage, but you can't put a Pakistani Muslim
in prison who is literally out raping somebody and saying
it's part of my culture. Speaking of culture, you know
(28:34):
what's also illegal in the UK polygamy, unless that is
you got married in a different country and it was
the polygamy, the polygamy was recognized and they gave you
a marriage license. Now you moved to the UK and
you can literally get extra benefits for each wife that
(28:57):
you claim you're married to. So something that is fundamentally
illegal in our country. But if you move here and
you've already committed what would be a crime in our country,
but you committed that crime in a different country, not
only is it okay, But we're going to pay you
extra money from the government till the taxpayers are on
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the hook for all of your wives. Make it make sense.
Make it make sense how that you get to that
point of empathetic suicide we have. It's a term that
somebody coined recently. It's either suicide by empathy or empathetic suicide.
(29:44):
I can't remember exactly how they put it, but we're
on the same track. Do you know that right now,
the percentage of households that are headed by illegal immigrants,
you know that the percentage of them is something like
sixty five percent or receiving welfare benefits. A household that
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is headed by an illegal immigrant is still getting welfare
benefits at sixty to sixty five percent of all of
the families. That's our empathetic suicide. We cannot afford to
feed the entire world. It doesn't work. It's just not possible.
Speaker 3 (30:28):
We can't.
Speaker 4 (30:28):
We can afford to help ship stuff to other countries
and help feed the world, but we certainly don't have
enough money. We're thirty eight trillion dollars in debt. We
certainly don't have enough money to continue to give people
welfare benefits that aren't even citizens of the United States,
if we tried to do that, if we tried to
do like James Tellerico, the guy running per Senate in Texas, said,
(30:51):
our southern border should be one big welcome. Matt, Well,
what do you do when all those people want money?
Because I don't have enough to you? Absolutely sickening to me.
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Speaker 3 (31:55):
All right, welcome back, everybody.
Speaker 4 (32:00):
So Thomas Soul is a brilliant man. He's an economist
and author, does a lot of stuff. You've never read
any of his work you should. He is very intelligent,
very sharp, knows what he's talking about, and he is
all in favor of capitalism. And he had a quote
(32:25):
recently that I was reading. It was about Karl Marx.
So Marx was born in eighteen eighteen and had a
friend by the name of Frederick Eichel. Ingalls that both
of them had the same economic ideology, and that was communism,
and socialism and communism are the same thing. But they
(32:48):
developed this ideology and it has been the single largest
ideology responsible for more deaths than any other ideology in
the world. Over a half a million people have died
because of communism, directly because of communism. So Soul was
(33:09):
reading about it and he said that I'm just going
to read you his quote. At the age of thirty,
Ingles accepted his father's offer to work in the family
business in Manchester. This became the source of ingles livelihood
and much of Marx's. The young Ingles called it forced labor,
a painfully ironic term in view of what the phrase
was come to mean in twentieth century communist societies. Ingles complained,
(33:33):
for example, that quote, I've now got to be at
the office no later than.
Speaker 2 (33:38):
Ten in the morning.
Speaker 4 (33:41):
So you don't want to work for a Apparently you
don't want to work for a living. You're not happy
that your parents or your family gave you a job.
You're just pissed that they make you be there on time.
And by the way, I experienced this in my business
all the time. Kids, You're like, I got to have
a day off, you know, it was so stressful yesterday,
or I'm just so stressed out by all the work
and I I'm so stressed about having to be here
(34:01):
at a certain time every day. And what do you
think work is? How do you think all this ever happens?
It's not magical. You can't lay on the couch eating
FreeDOS and acting like the world's just going to give
you everything. It gets worse because there was a the
(34:24):
left is there's a leftist agenda right now going on,
and these young kids are starting to fall for it.
It is absolutely amazing to me. Right now, something like
sixty percent of likely voters between the ages of eighteen
and twenty four won a Democratic Socialist in the White
(34:45):
House in twenty twenty eight. Sixty percent of eighteen to
twenty four year olds. What that tells me is our
education system has become indoctrination farm for people thinking that
socialism and communism is somehow the right way. It's not.
It will absolutely destroy our society, just like it's destroyed
the communist societies of you can I'll get the statistics.
(35:08):
I think I'm going to talk about it next week
of going on and actually going on in China, but
between all of the different communist society look at Cuba
right now. There's a reason they fall like they do
because it doesn't work. And it's not because it hasn't
been tried the right way yet. It doesn't work.
Speaker 2 (35:26):
Period.
Speaker 4 (35:29):
The sixty two percent of voters age eighteen to twenty
nine hold a favorable view of socialism and a third
hold a favorable view of communism. That is our education system,
and that is the fault of of the parents out
there who are not teaching their children exactly the way
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it really is in the real world. You're not setting
them up for success. You're setting them up for failure
because now they think they can hold us hostage and
get a twenty hour work week, rent caps, seizure of
private property, confiscating wealth. By the way, none of it
is legal. They're saying, there are the Democratic Socialists of
(36:12):
America are telling you that what they're trying to do.
Here's a quote from one. He says, we're building a
party of professional class fighters, people who are seriously looking
at the system of capitalism and coming to the conclusion
that we need a revolution on a socialist basis. That
guy's ahead of His name is Owen Phenoton, and he's
(36:32):
head of the Revolutionary Communists of America. And when he
said it, he was holding a communist manifesto. He also said,
this means handling or handing political and economic power to
the working class. He went on to explain that he
envisioned placing factories, minds, and businesses under collective control, limiting
rent to fraction to a fraction of workers' income, and
(36:53):
using confiscated wealth to fund government backed healthcare, education, and housing.
Here's the problem with that. How many of these heads
do you think can actually run an industry like AI.
How many of these knuckleheads do you think can actually
run an industry like the coal industry or the oil industry,
and all of these complicated industries that have been They
can't run them. And by the way, part of them
(37:16):
get the ideas from morons like Bernie Sanders. Bernie Sanders
the other day he wrote a bill in which he
said that the federal government needed to confiscate half the
value of each of the nation's largest artificial intelligence companies.
(37:36):
Half confiscated. So he made the announcement on Facebook and
in an opinion piece in the New York Times, and
he said he'd introduced a bill of Congress to slap
these companies with a fifty percent ownership tax, literally grabbing
half the company and paying nothing for it, which, by
the way, is in defiance of the actual US Constitution,
(37:59):
which has a taking's clause in the Bill of Rights.
And he went on to justify it by saying, this
is a quote. Since AI is built on the collective
knowledge of humanity, that wealth it generates must benefit humanity,
or in must benefit humanity. I'm not real good at
(38:19):
doing impressions, but that guy drives me nuts. So, by
the way, just so we're clear, Senator Sanders, all inventions
and breakthroughs are built on the knowledge. We already have
all of them. It's the next evolution. We have some knowledge,
we get a little bit more. All industries are built
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that way. The oil and gas industry today in the
geology that we go through, is not built on one
person just automatically just found it. It's built on a
century of innovation and technology. The automobile industry doesn't look
anything today like it did sixty years ago. So you're
just gonna take half those companies because we built them
(39:00):
up and it benefits all of society. It is absolutely
astounding to me the number of people that believe in
this stuff, and they're all young, and look, Zora and
Mandanni captured seventy eight percent of the vote under thirty
years old last November, seventy eight percent. It is we
(39:26):
are allowing these young people to make some false assumptions
that are just and being led by people like Bernie Sanders,
these false assumptions that capitalism is somehow holding people back
when they haven't either they don't bother to study the
(39:48):
real facts, or they live in a bubble and they
just don't believe facts. It is astounding to me the
number of people I can talk to that still to
this day think that there was a Russian collusion with
President Trump back in twenty fifteen, that still to this
day think the hunter Byden laptop was Russian disinformation. That
(40:10):
still think today that all of these things that were
complete in total hoaxes and have been proven that over
and over and over again. It's amazing to me today
that I still talk to people who think COVID was
foreigned in nature and that it must have been that
wet market, when it has been proven time and time
(40:31):
again that that Wuhan lab that was a mile down
the road from the wet market and studying those viruses
was probably the most likely source. And I said that
a month into COVID. It's there's no pangling out there,
there's no rat, there's no bat, there's no nothing. It
leaked out of that Wuhan lab, and they didn't want
(40:52):
to talk about it because it's China. I still this
may be my own only conspiracy theory that I truly have.
I still think it was done on purpose. I think
it was done because they knew if Trump got one
more term that it was over, he was going to
absolutely push China to the brink because he could our
economy was doing too well, everything was humming along too good,
(41:16):
and they could not allow it to happen again. And
the leftists here in the United States, the same ones
that cheer when President Trump gets shot at, or cheer
when somebody something happens to Charlie Kirk and a husband
and a father dies. Those same people. You think that
they wouldn't unleash absolute total terror on the world to
stop something, They absolutely will. They want power, over and
(41:40):
over and over again. It's the same thing, power, power, power,
You think that. I think they turned it loose. I
think it was. I think it got bigger than they
thought it was going to. But it did the job.
It got Joe Biden with eighty one million votes elected US.
I mean, the other day it was kind of funny.
It said, breaking news, Joe Biden just got elected mayor
(42:03):
of LA with eighty one million votes. Eighty one million.
Come on, and there was no fraud, right none. They
keep finding a whole bunch of stuff. But that didn't
matter all right. Last, but not least in the stupid
policies that Leftis seemed to never care about. In San Francisco,
(42:25):
they finally ended a program where they were giving free
booze to homeless alcoholics. Free booze to homeless alcoholics. They
thought the withdrawal would be too tough, so the taxpayers
kept the alcoholics drunk. Of course, here's the good news.
It was eighty million dollars, which would they served fifty
(42:51):
five total people. They'd give you a shot of booze
or a beer or a glass of wine or something.
Eighty million dollars and they got fifty five people the taxpayer.
This thing goes on, says the taxpayer. Tiple, called the
managed Alcohol program, was created by the San Francisco Department
of Public Health in twenty twenty when the city began
(43:13):
housing homeless people in totels during lockdown. The program served
just fifty five clients during its run, amounting to a
four hundred and fifty four thousand dollars bar tab for
each of them. That's some expensive alcohol. I don't know
how you get but there's no fraud. There's no mngos
(43:34):
out there that are just scamming people.
Speaker 3 (43:36):
There's no.
Speaker 4 (43:38):
Four hundred and fifty four thousand dollars each for fifty
five people to get served some alcohol. You could have
gone the bottom of a bottle of Boonsdairy Farm kept
him drunk for three dollars a day and probably five
dollars a day, and probably had the same effect four
hundred and fifty four thousand dollars. Nobody took anything off
the top there, right, Nobody got rich. They just were
serving the people. Were doing good at us morons. All right,
(44:03):
that's the end of it. I've ranted enough for today.
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