Kurt Schlichter joins the show to talk about his book "Panama Red"

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
He is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The
Jesse Kelly Show. On what has been a magnificent Tuesday,
We're going to talk about the administrative state in KBJ.
Here shortly, I'll address the Marjorie Taylor green stuff. Laugh
about another aspect of the Jasmine Crockett raid. Why do
they talk about how unified the country was when Obama

(00:23):
was in charge? Ah, that emails hopefully even more. Oh yeah,
my buddy kurtch Schlickter is going to join us a
half hour from now. We are jam packed tonight on
The Jesse Kelly Show. Hope you enjoyed the first part
of what is undoubtedly going to be obviously a several
part series on the Rhodesian Bush War. Part two continues

(00:44):
tomorrow an hour two. What Chris Chris said, who wins
the war? You shall have to hang on, my friend
and wait all right now KBJ Kaitanji Brown Jackson. Everyone
knows why she's there, Everyone gets the circumstances around it.

(01:05):
She's brain dead, but she is also loud about it.
It's one of the funniest things in the world. They
track how many words the Supreme Court justices speak, and
she is by far the dumbest. She has actually been
chastised by other Communists on the Supreme Court for saying
things that are so dumb, and she says the most

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by far. It's this the greatest thing in the world.
I'm really loud, and I'm really ignorant. It's amazing. And
she's there not to interpret the law. She doesn't have
a slightly liberal view of the law. That's not how
she sees herself. That's not how the communists saw her

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when they installed her there. She sees herself as the
vanguard of the communist revolution. She is there to be
the tip of the spear for the communist revolution. Wherever
she has an opportunity, she will reward allies of the revolution.
Wherever she has an opportunity, she will punish the enemies

(02:13):
of the revolution. And there is something going on right
now that has been going on for a long time.
But you get it. But we're going to recap it.
The administrative state, all the different bureaucratic agencies in this country,
the big ones you would name IRS, FBI, EPA, those ones,

(02:34):
other ones that have a tremendous amount of power AJJS
or HUD or. We have this huge federal government, shockingly huge,
way bigger than anybody ever intended for this country now,
an administrative state. That size gives the communists an opportunity.

(02:55):
You see, Remember we've talked about it before. Immunists are
not concerned with popularity. They're concerned with power. If they're disgusting,
demonic ideas are not popular, this does not give them
a moment of pause. They don't sit and say, well, dang,

(03:16):
I guess the people don't want it. They simply say, well,
I guess we'll have to force it on them. It's
too bad they don't want it. We're going to force
it on them. Having that many federal employees, having that
much power in the administrative state of the federal government
gives communists the opportunity to insulate their demonic agenda from

(03:40):
the will of the voter. They have known this forever.
That's why they keep expanding the government, and that's why
they keep packing the government full of loyal communists. They
do this so the revolution can move forward. No matter
who you vote for every November, no matter who you've
for in the House or the Senate or the presidency,

(04:03):
the communist doesn't want to give you the opportunity to
reverse the revolution. He's finding a revolution it must continue
no matter who's in power, and the administrative state allows
him to do that. The Trump administration, actually, I have
a headline here, Administrative states quote rear guard is blocking

(04:25):
the Trump agenda. Well, of course, Donald Trump's agenda. This term,
just like last term, continues to get kneecapped at every turn,
including in the DOJ. If if you'd like to find
out why, at least in part, the DOJ is moving
so slowly to prosecute government criminals, it's because there are

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still communists inside of it. That's how the communist wants
the administrative state to work. That's why he fills the
administrative state with his people. Now, what's happening right now
in front of the Supreme Court is big, and I
actually think we're going to win this from the legal
experts I talk to. But the Trump administration says, while

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I should be able to fire the heads of any
agency I want, they're not a separate branch. They have
to fall under the executive branch of the government. If
I'm the head of the executive branch, I should be
able to fire them. Well, do you think the communists
wants to allow that. The communist doesn't want any president

(05:35):
to have the authority to get rid of the communists
subversives he's spent years putting into power. Now that's the
truth of it. But if you're a communist, how do
you sell that? How do you sell it legally? How
do you sell it to the American people? Well, credentials.

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You see the communists conquering the university system and so
many of these credential systems like the American Bar Association,
things like that. What it's done is it's given them
the authority to hand out credential credentials to communists subversives
and to maybe maybe hold you at bay with their credentials. Hey,

(06:20):
don't tell me, masks don't work. Didn't you hear? I'm
a doctor, I went to Columbia. I'm an expert. I'm
a scientist. I have a PhD. Don't tell me that
taking down the outdoor basketball hoops doesn't help. I have
a PhD. You don't have a PhD. They love to
do that to us, don't they. Katanji Brown Jackson, when

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she was arguing trying the hardest she possibly could to
keep the bureaucracy in place laid out this exact strategy
quite nicely. Oh, allow her to speak for herself. Congress
is saying, Lord, Nos, she has no problem with that.

Speaker 2 (06:56):
Congress is saying that expertise matters with back to aspects
of the economy and transportation and the various independent agencies
that we have. So having a president come in and
fire all the scientists and the doctors and the economists
and the PhDs and replacing them with loyalists and people

(07:17):
who don't know anything is actually not in the best
interest of the citizens of the United States. These issues
should not be in presidential control in these particular areas.
We would like to have independence. We don't want the
president controlling I guess what I don't understand from your
overarching argument is why that determination of Congress, which makes

(07:38):
perfect sense given its duty to protect the people of
the United States, why that is subjugated to a concern
about the president not being able to control everything under
our constitutional design. Given the history of the monarchy and
the concerns that the Framers had about a president controlling everything,

(07:59):
that in the splash between those two congresses view that
we should be able to have independence with respect to
certain issues. Should take precedence.

Speaker 1 (08:10):
She's well aware that these agencies aren't independent. She's well
aware Communists have spent years installing their loyalists and these
agencies who now run everything. She knows all this. She
knows that's not exactly an easy sell. So she has
to repeatedly call them experts, scientists, doctors, and she has

(08:34):
to of course always assert their independence. These are independent.
It's an independent agency. It's independent. It's just an independent agency.
Surely we want an independent agency of some kind that
answers to uh, well, nobody, But we need an independent agency.

(08:54):
You see. This is their plan, and this is why
we all always have to remember always, no matter how
tempted we may be to want to use government to
our ends, now we should use it for this, and
use it for that. There is no such thing as

(09:15):
good government. None. It's not humanly possible. If you have
a government that is big enough and powerful enough, that
government will eventually be occupied by sadistic tyrants who will
abuse you and wreck your life. There is no such
thing as good government. And the Founders knew it. That's

(09:36):
why they kept our government so insanely small. If you
could go line up the Founders right now and tell
them that the federal government in our country would be
the largest employer and landowner in the United States of
America one day. I bet you money every one of
them would lay down their musket and say, well, I'm
not fighting a revolution for that. They'd be mortified at

(09:59):
where we are and the communist knows it. Anyway. It
is the Jesse Kelly Show. About ten minutes away from
talking to Kurt Schlichter about nuke and drug boats out
of the water and other things. I am still going
to try to get to emails. I told you the
show is just too freaking packed. I have time for
everything right now. So let's get to this. Because people

(10:23):
keep emailing me about it and emailing me about it.
I just wasn't even going to talk about it. It's
not really my thing. But Marjorie Taylor Green, congresswoman from Georgia,
I've had her on a long time ago. I had
her on my TV show You I've interviewed her before.
Marjorie Taylor Green from Georgia has previously been the staunchest

(10:45):
Trump ally in the world. She's the one who would
wear MAGA hats to the State of the Union addresses
she was miss Mega right. Well, something somewhere along the
way happened. Maybe it really was the Epstein files. Maybe
I don't know, But Marjorie Taylor Green got on the

(11:08):
bad side of Trump, or he got on the bad
side of her. Trump now blasts her publicly, she blasts
him publicly, and all this other stuff. Now pause on
the Marjorie Taylor Green Trump stuff for a moment. Remember
when we talked about how you can tell if there's
a true convert to your thing, whatever that may be.

(11:30):
Maybe a true convert to Christianity, maybe a true convert
to Conservatism. Hey, I was a Democrat, but I'm a
true convert. Remember what I said repeatedly, what is the
one tell? What is to tell? Where you can tell
they're genuine or they're not genuine. A genuine convert will
always be humble, They will always have humility. If I've

(11:57):
just found Jesus yesterday and I walk into your church
on Sunday, I'm not going to sit in the pew
and said that guy's wrong about Paul. That's not what
Jesus meant about that, That's not what's in the Bible.
I wouldn't do that right because I just got here,
I would be humble. I'm here to learn. Same thing

(12:18):
with all these quote former Democrats who join our side.
They join our side and promptly start scolding us. Don't
say this, and don't say that. I told you not
to say this. You've been busy being wrong your whole life.
Go to the back of the class and sit down
and shut up, be humble. Right. Well, when it comes

(12:41):
to people and we're running into this now, who are
leaving our movement, and maybe they're resigning from Congress, like
Marjorie Taylor Green is next month she came out and
now she's resigning from Congress. I'm leaving. We've seen people
do this before. I'm leaving the Republican Party. I'm out.
I'm out. I'm out. I don't agree with this. There's
too many wars. I don't agree. I'm leaving. Okay, there's

(13:04):
a tell there you can look for as well. And
here's what it is. If you put out some long
statement like Marjorie Taylor Green did, that both parties are broken,
that Washington DC is broken, that you can't do any
good anymore from DC. You still love America. That's all
well and good, but how can you tell if that's

(13:27):
genuine versus being fake. Well, here's the tell. Are you
on the view every other day now trashing the right?
Are you on CNN now sounding like a leftist? Are
you sitting down with sixty minutes to trash the Trump administration?

(13:49):
Because if you are the reason, that's the tell. If
you are, that shows me that you're somebody with an
axe to grind, not a patriot who's exist aspirated with
how Washington d C. Works. She sat down with sixty
minutes or no, this was CNN, She sat down with
six with CNN and said, this.

Speaker 3 (14:10):
Is extremely frustrating as as a rank and file Republican
member and the in our majority, our Republican majority, that
many of us women are not taken seriously and our
legislation is not taken seriously.

Speaker 1 (14:25):
No, it's a woman thing. Now we have to endure this.
Now we have to do the scorned woman thing on
the way out. I wasn't taken seriously because I'm a woman,
and we have to we have to do this.

Speaker 3 (14:41):
I feel very sorry for President Trump, I genuinely do.
It has to be a hard place for someone that
is constantly so hateful and puts so much vitriol, name calling,
and really tells lies about people in order to try
to get his way or win some kind of fight.

(15:04):
And I think that's exactly what's wrong in America today.
That's what's wrong in this toxic political environment that has
ripped our country apart. And I personally think that that's
poor leadership from a president. It's a very bad demeanor,
and Americans are very tired of it.

Speaker 1 (15:25):
This is not a defensive Donald Trump at all. It's
really not. I've criticized Trump many times before. Does that
strike you as just a humble patriot who just got
tired of the Washington DC corruption and she's now going
to retire to her farm and if America ever needs

(15:47):
her one day, she will pick up her sword and
come back and fight for Lady liberty. Is that how
that strikes you? Does this strike you as someone who's
just tired of how Washington works.

Speaker 3 (16:01):
It's extremely frustrating as a rank and file Republican member
and in our majority, our Republican majority, that many of
us women are not taken seriously, and our legislation is
not taken seriously.

Speaker 1 (16:15):
She announced she was resigning in January, and two seconds
later she was on sixty minutes, she was on the View,
and she's on CNN trashing Donald Trump. Sorry, doesn't seem genuine.
It just doesn't. And I go ahead and write it down. Chris.
We're now counting the days until she signs a contract

(16:38):
with CNN or MSNBC or The View to be the
daily Republican trasher on the network. We all know what's coming.
Let's how you know it wasn't genuine, Kurch Schlickter. Next
it is the Jesse Kelly Show on a fantastic Tuesday.
Do not forget. You can email us Jesse at Jesse

(16:58):
kellyshow dot com and joining me now. One of my
favorite people in the world, my friend Kurt Schlichter. He
has a new book out which we will get to shortly. Hey, Kurt,
should we be nicer to the drug runners who are
driving boats full of cocaine into Mexico so they could
be trafficked into the nose of our children?

Speaker 4 (17:19):
Well, look, I think we need to understand that these
these gentle fisher people, because I don't want to misgender them,
are are only trying to help their families by murdering ours.
And I like to prove because I have a legal back.
So I like to present hypotheticals, and my hypothetical is

(17:41):
it's according to our establishment friends, it's not okay to
blow up the people trafficking poisoned into us that have
killed one hundred thousand Americans in the last year. Would
it be okay if they were bringing in containers of
mustard gas or HD if you were a chemical officer,
which I was in the golf and I would love

(18:02):
the Democrats to say, why, yes, we can't destroy those.
Others might say, well, that's different, and I would say, yes,
it is different. Mustard gas has killed zero Americans in
the last year.

Speaker 1 (18:15):
Zero Americans in the last year. However, fentanyl has killed
one hundred and thousand of them. And in fact, I
wanted to talk about Venezuela briefly occurred. There's a story.
I know you've read the stories. I know you know
the stories. This one's from the Dallas Express. I touched
on it a little bit earlier, but it's a story
about how the Maduro regime purposely brought Trende Aragua here.

(18:35):
It wasn't an accident where these gang bangers happened to
find a row boat and started heave ho in their
way to the United States of America. It was a
focused thing. A Russian Chinese backed communist regime sent murders
and rapists into our country on purpose, and Democrats help
them do it.

Speaker 4 (18:55):
Yeah. Look, you and I both served, both of us,
uh participated in some of our h some of America's adventures.
Some of those adventures not handled perfectly. We're a little
suspicious of America, of using American military power. But we
also understand that we actually have enemies who want us dead,

(19:16):
whether they be bizarre seventh century pagans, uh, communist holdovers
or uh heirs to the Russian the fallen USSR. We
we really do have enemies, and it's okay to oppose them. Uh.
We don't have them on road doctrine if we don't
enforce it. And I'm you know, if my next door

(19:38):
neighbor was you know, uh firing off bottle rockets into
my backyard, Yeah, I'd respond, even though I'm generally a
pretty good neighbor. And uh that's kind of what what
what Maduro and is communist uh uh cabal is doing.
So if somehow something bad should happen to the like

(20:00):
he should be struck by lightning or a hellfire missile.
I'm not going to shed a lot of tears.

Speaker 1 (20:07):
Speaking with my friend Kurt Schlichter. You know him well,
and Kurt has obviously a bunch of books. Everybody's read
Kurt's books, but has a new one out called Panama Red.
Speaking of drugs, Kurt, I thought that was like a
brand of marijuana or something. I'm old. Haven't I heard
that term before?

Speaker 4 (20:25):
Yeah? That was that was back when you know, the
local stoner was a you know, with poffing on two percent.
Ditch weed was just a vaguely amusing presence in your life,
kind of like human wall paper. He's always there but
never really makes a difference. But apparently dope is now

(20:48):
ninety percent THHC now, and the people who were vaguely
amusing would be Rastafarians are now brain dead zombie. So
it's an entirely different things and a lot less cute.

Speaker 1 (21:04):
All right, now, tell me about the book Panama Read.

Speaker 4 (21:07):
It is the ninth in the series of Kelly Turnbull
People for Public Action novels. Andrew Breitbark who brought me
into this stain and would let me out. He said,
we got to make our own culture. And I remember
throwing one of those best selling spy books which are
all the same and all boring, across the room and said,

(21:29):
I can do better myself. I'm going to write something
I want to read. All good parts. It's either action,
or it has a insight, or it's funny. No bad parts.
It's like the album London Calling, all right, no bad cuts,
it's all good stuff. And that's why I've done for
nine of these books. Now I have sold hundreds of

(21:49):
thousands of these. Don't think there's no market out there
for conservative culture. There's no market out there for men's adventures,
although women are perfectly welcome, and in fact, the villain
and this is a female. It's not Jennifer Welch, that
hatchet faced botox to gart oil, but he certainly could be.

(22:10):
It is. You know, these are books that you'll read
and you will enjoy, and then you may even go
I've had a number of people go, Kurt, you called
some of these things, the misgendering, the tranny stuff, all
these things you called it, and I'm sad to say
I did. But Kelly Turnbull's back, He's got his Wilson

(22:33):
combats c QB forty five, and he doesn't solve problems
using his words.

Speaker 1 (22:39):
Kurt, are you a forty five man, A nine millimeter man,
a ten millimeter man? There are just so many a
book and everybody's Every gun guy has a very strong
opinion about whatever he is. I love forty five. They're
so near and dear to my heart. I've just never
been as accurate with him as a nine. And I
know that's a user problem. I get that, but I'm

(23:00):
more of a nine guy.

Speaker 4 (23:02):
Well, look, I was an Army colonel, so I can't
hit anything. And my feeling is that if I have
to draw my weapon, I have screwed up so badly
that I deserve whatever horrible thing happens to me. But
when I do have to shoot, I do enjoy the
forty five. Forty five is and I carried one because
I'm that old, a nice, solid, good gun, the nineteen eleven. I,

(23:28):
you know, carrying a condition one still kind of makes
me a little edgy my concealed carry when I'm in Texas,
because in California, the guy who commanded thousands of people
with automatic weapons on the streets of LA isn't competent
to decide to carry his own weapon without the permission
of a GS three clerk. When I'm in Texas, I

(23:48):
usually carry a nine. It varies based on my mood,
because you know, you want to have the right weapon
for how you're feeling at any given time. But you know,
I enjoy small. You know, a six three, six y
five is always nice, but a two two nine is

(24:09):
also nice. Don't count out the old school czev B.
Always enjoy those or the Barretta which, especially if Bill
Wilson goes and fixes it up for you, then it's
just beautiful.

Speaker 1 (24:25):
Kurt, tell me Gavin Newsom can't possibly be president in
twenty twenty eight. I need to hear that from you, Kurt.

Speaker 4 (24:34):
Sadly, anybody who gets that to one of the nominated
on one of the tickets can be president example exhibit eight,
Donald Trump. But Gavin Newsom has a number of problems
for one thing. The American people, well, many of them
are not complete idiots, and Noah weasel when they see one.

(24:57):
And this guy, this guy is a weasel. I'm here
in Los Angeles' the Los Angeles Fortress right now, not
that far from Pacific Palisades, which has not been rebuilt
hasn't even started to be rebuilt. And of course it's
all Donald Trump's fault. If Gavin Newsom wants to go
to America and say you want to do all of

(25:18):
you what we've done to California, I think we'll be
seeing President JD Vance in twenty twenty eight.

Speaker 1 (25:25):
I think that would be okay with people. His name
is Kurt Schlichter. I'm sure you've already read all the
Kelly Turnball books. If you have not, now is a
great time to start. New one is out Panama Read
is the name of the book. Kurt, my friend. As always.
I appreciate you, brother, Thank you very much.

Speaker 4 (25:45):
Man.

Speaker 1 (25:46):
Just think about that. I don't want to dwell on it.
But President Avin Newsome, well, it just gives me the willies.
Man gives me the willies. Bad. Jesse Kelly Show final segment,
The Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent Tuesday. Remember if
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(26:10):
Jesse Kellyshow dot com. I know I haven't gotten to
any of these emails yet. I'm going to right now.
It's just two packs of a show. Just before we
get there, we need a quick song. I'm touched.

Speaker 5 (26:23):
She ain't never scared it. She ain't never been who
was willing to go toe to toe against the President.
I can't wrap my head around someone.

Speaker 1 (26:30):
Who votes Republicans.

Speaker 5 (26:32):
She advocate for feeding kids they protected the most, touching
them Trump and bating his own country win a army
wedded show. We remember par Harper by Iligilli Barman boast,
which I thought we wasn't gonna do nothing.

Speaker 1 (26:44):
Buddy, think again.

Speaker 5 (26:45):
They only trying to scare out of running because they think.

Speaker 1 (26:48):
Just a reminder, this is a real introduction. This was
the introduction to Jasmine Crockett, who's running for Senate in
the state of Texas.

Speaker 5 (26:58):
You'll win, listen, thought, I told y'all ain't never scared.

Speaker 4 (27:01):
Now.

Speaker 1 (27:01):
Look who name on the.

Speaker 5 (27:02):
Dockett got two words for every race is biggot Jasmine
Crockett on the history words and I see black Luke
so inside you want to choose? To me, I hope
my money goes to side. It isn't trying to say
for the businesses. I hope she's standing on business off
and toes. Texas soaked, don't need no more bad built

(27:23):
leash blind butch bodies moving forward.

Speaker 1 (27:28):
She's standing on business. Luke heard Gluke, Chris, She's standing
on business. Why can't you see that This is going
to be easily the most entertaining Senate campaign in the
history of the United States of America. Maybe not for everybody,
but for me. I'm gonna enjoy it. And I know

(27:48):
you're not in Texas, or at least chances are you're
not in Texas. We have listeners all over the country.
I want you to know. I'm gonna keep you abreast
of everything. I'm gonna what, Chris, we have to keep
people up of everything. Jesse. I heard you talk about
how you want to be a scuba diver encounter a
shark or two, and it immediately immediately reminded me of
an old TV show Sea Hunt charging Or starring Lloyd Bridges,

(28:13):
who played a sub diver hero Mike Nelson. I like that,
a sub diver hero. That sounds like me, Chris. What
that we could do underwater missions? I'm ready to do.
Under what missions? We're gonna find shipwrecks, old pirate ships,

(28:38):
old Navy ships that have gone down in various places,
and we are going to get our scuba gear on.
Don't worry, I've already figured it out. We're gonna have
spear guns just in case we encounter terrorists or any
wildlife or something down there. We're gonna have You always
wanted a spear gun something I've always wanted to tell me,

(29:00):
I haven't wanted a spear gun something.

Speaker 2 (29:01):
What.

Speaker 1 (29:05):
You don't think it'd be that much money to get started.
I don't either. There are probably some safety concerns. It
can it can be a little dangerous from time to time,
but I know I'm not gonna major on the minor.
All Right, we'll have we'll sign some waivers. Okay, we'll
sign some waivers and everything will be fine. A spear gun,
a scuba tank. You know what I was thinking about

(29:26):
last night after I got home. I was just laying
in bed. I was having some trouble falling asleep. I'm
not sure if we want to go wet suits. I
feel like maybe I've been doing too much reading on
the Rhodesian bush War, because, you know, some of their
special elite units, which i'll get into, hopefully tomorrow. I'll
get into it at some point. Some of their elite

(29:47):
units didn't wear pants. They wore shorts, super short shorts,
and you go look at pictures of them. Yeah, but Chris,
the why isn't important. What's important is it looked cool.
I think I think we go down at least I'm
gonna go down nothing but shorts, nothing but shorts and
scuba gear. What you said the water is gonna be cold,

(30:09):
We're only gonna go to warm water. I've decided that
I don't want to be what. I don't want to
be involved in anything that has cold water. That doesn't
sound very fun at all. What Chris, I love it.
Jewish producer. Chris just said, we'll explore a Japanese zero
only you called it a Japanese zero ship. It's a

(30:29):
zero plane, Chris. Okay, the zeros were the planes. Okay,
but we'll explore ships too, and we'll have our spear
guns there in case we run into any of those
guys who are still alive. We will avenge our World
War two brothers and we'll handle things under the water.
We'll handle things. And what we'll do is we'll bring

(30:52):
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(31:55):
I'm a former federal felon who won my appeal after
five years. The stories I could tell, However, I'm writing
about something that is occurring a lot with illegals, the
theft of metal, scrap. I won't go into everything else,
he says here one I love that that that cons
and former cons listen to the show. That always blesses
me too. This was a big thing that was known

(32:16):
when I was in construction. People don't understand how much
money metal is worth. Like scrap metal, I'm not talking
about something that's actually been formed. It's worth a ton
of money. And illegal immigrant theft rings, essentially, they're organized
rings that steal these things for a living. That the
amount of illegal immigrant crime in this country would blow

(32:39):
you away, and you'll never get the actual number of
what it is because your local police department's too busy
classifying all of them as white.

Speaker 2 (32:47):
And now here's a headline, but you know, you know
the thing headlines we didn't get to.

Speaker 1 (32:56):
Layoff announcements top one point one million this year, the
most since twenty twenty. That is a really big deal.
I am hoping that gets reversed. We keep getting false
positives on the economy because the stock market is up right,
But remember, the stock market is not the economy. The

(33:16):
stock market is not the economy. If people don't have
a job, they don't give a crap, how high your
four to one k is? A drone drops crab, legs, steak,
and weed into a South Carolina prison. Sorry, I thought
this was America. Lawsuit filed to stop Trump administration from
dismantling the Department of Education. Wild How committed the Communists

(33:41):
are to keeping open the Department of Education When the
Department of Education doesn't educate a single child. Huh, It's
almost as if there's a nefarious agenda coming from inside
that building. So Ron Mandonnig gives advice to thwart and
evade Ice in a video message, urging viewers to stand

(34:01):
up to the feds. Remember that New York City is
already releasing murderers and rapists out onto the streets rather
than turning them over to ice. Democrats are so evil
they would rather a murderer stand in front of your
house than be deported. Wow, what a place we're at tomorrow.

(34:22):
Another great show, Rhodesian bush war stuff. That's all