Saturday Morning Open Phones HR2 2-22-25

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Saturday Morning Phones hour number two. We have autos Smarts
next that starts eight am, and then after that we
got mister Wilson, the plant superstar, doctor of pall plants
known to human beings. So Big Morning had eight two, one, nine,
eight six. We got a few lines open. Let's go
back to the phone lines. Go to John, Good morning, John.

Speaker 2 (00:20):
Good morning.

Speaker 3 (00:21):
Boots.

Speaker 2 (00:22):
Hey, listen, you are I'm a big Conners and Corby fan,
and you are a cross between both of them, and
you're holding a banner high. You've brought sixteen Morning back,
so I love it on Saturdays. Well, thank you, Oh
you're welcome. But my thing is, I am a volunteer.
I'm a veteran, Vietnam veteran. I'm a volunteer at the

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eight and Columbus And I was talking to the director
of the volunteer department and she was going to a
meeting this was last week to discuss this volunteer thing.
I'm thinking, I'm not one hundred percent that that was
just just we're just going to shut down till we

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figure this out because you can't. You can't, you can't
operate without those volunteers. I'm not I'm not talking about
myself so much, but it's it's just it's a wonderful
thing to do. I'm lucky enough being a Vietnam bet
that I could help these guys in wheelchairs. But I

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think it when it all sorts out, the volunteers will
be there. And now, to be perfectly honest, they do
give us like a stifen to buy lunch. It's like
maybe six or six or eight dollars, but we don't
we don't really need that. You know, you can cut
that out if you want to cut a little bit

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of a budget, because we would still volunteer. Anyways.

Speaker 1 (01:52):
Yeah, the story I really she and if I remember correct,
I think she's a big Republican too, and I bet
she's a Trumpster. She rides a Harley, So I wonder
if there's more to that. I think it's somebody. You know.
Sometimes politicians go, oh, I'll show you, And I think
maybe maybe there's some cuts that they know if they

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think word gets out in the newspapers and the fake
news and fake TV and all that, and they go, hey,
they're cutting volunteers when they're really not. But the person
above them could make that. I'm gonna I bet you
I'm right. I bet you're right to.

Speaker 2 (02:30):
Uh yeah, I'm going with that. And you know what,
I'll be back in there Monday, and I'll go ahead
and text you and give you the lowdown on that.

Speaker 1 (02:40):
Okay.

Speaker 2 (02:40):
The lady from Daytona was great. You know, a biker heart.
I mean, she's the best.

Speaker 1 (02:45):
Oh yeah, she got me a lot with Cooper Stadium.
You know what's funny. When we were trying to turn
Cooper Stadium into a racetrack and it would only be
like four or five races a year, they the German
village and all the down. So what the real story
is about Franklinton aka at the Bottoms. They wanted to
turn that into another German village because German village was

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super overpriced. Okay, the average young couple, we'll call it.
They can't afford German Village anymore, and they want to
keep their agenda going or whatever they're into. I don't care.
And then they want to go over and so they
call it Franklinton East now and that's between three point
fifteen and Kosai. And if you look at all the

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way they fixed it up, well, the last thing the
left once is racing. Because you saw Trump at Daytona,
how much people loved him. No one booed Trump at
the Daytona five hundred. Did you see that? So that's
the epitome of right wing patriotic I'm sorry. Good old boys,
you know, they the dolls. That's that's why they did

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with the ice track.

Speaker 2 (03:50):
The good old boys have to stay strong too. We
can't allow it. You know, I grew up on the
Hilltop Show. I knew about the bottom guys. I played
at West High School, and I know about the central guys.
So right, it was great. I mean, you know, I'm
kind of like you, boots. You know, if you have
to fight, you have to fight in it. And those
were amazing days. I think West Heights actually won most

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of them.

Speaker 1 (04:14):
Yeah, you know, I think too. If you look at
what they've done, what that community has done for Franklinton
East will keep with their names. They've done a good job.
They've got high rise apartments, they've cleaned it up. I mean,
it's really getting nice down there. But here's the problem.
When you get rid of the poor, that's what the
left drives me nuts. They're going to clean up this
and make it beautiful and make it green. But by

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the way, we're going to move all the poor somewhere.
So if you look at the Hilltop, now all the
people that were not upper middle class are now invading.
I hate to say that the Hilltop. So the Hilltop's
going down. The Hilltop's getting worse with crime and the reasons.
I know this. This is my own view, my own opinion,
because I do police rode alongs on nineteen Precinct when

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I go, because that's a favorite part of town for me,
because it's being in the month when the checks come out,
they get a little restless, and that's when you do
your ride alongs with the police. I used to ride
on eight Precinct, which used to be the bottoms, and
now it's got cleaned up. But now the Hilltop's where
all the action is. Look at the short East. You
move all the people that are low income and you know,

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a little bit on the edge with the law, and
you move them out. But they got to go somewhere,
and then that the next neighborhood they go to, it
gets ruined. But what we should do is educate these
people and teach them. It's like when people come from
other countries, they don't know our laws. They don't know
how to drive, not all of them. But if you
go up to one sixty one of Cleveland Avenue, you

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risk your life with someone from another country blowing through
a light or going left to center or it doesn't
make them bad people, they just need trained. Well, my
great grandpa came over as a slimy old Italian they
called him, which was discrimination. He saism, I guess in
today's standard. And when he came over, he had a
hard time getting above because he was an Italian and

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Italians weren't respected back then for some reason. I don't know.
I went around. I had no idea, but they trained
him and taught him and family. Family out here's little
Dandy Boots on the radio. So you know, my dad
worked in that still miall six and a half days
a week, so my brothers and I could have a
better life.

Speaker 2 (06:25):
And I don't Yeah, my dad worked at the Buckos steel.

Speaker 1 (06:30):
Oh he was probably come home heck yeah, no, osha no.
And you know what, your dad was still alive for
a while because he was smart enough not to jump
into a van. Sall. He wasn't high. He may have
had a finger missing. All the old men had one
digit here and there. But you know it's okay. They
worked their butt off, so I don't know.

Speaker 2 (06:51):
Hey, I appreciate I appreciate my dad so much like
you do. It's just the same. Sometimes we didn't when
they were still alive.

Speaker 1 (06:59):
Yeah, but you know that's why I like Trump. He
reminds me of my favorite football coach and my dad.
They never gave me hugs and kisses. They say stupid
and I didn't go. Oh, I need to say room.
He was right most of the time. When I did
something stupid, he called me worse I just can't say
on the radio. But he didn't hate me. He made

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me think about it. My buddies. I remember going down
to the clubhouse, me and Hixy and Brady, my too
closest buddies, going on, Man, what did you do? I
heard your old man beating your butt. Oh yeah, I
screwed up and I had to lighter down in the
garage shooting spray paint, making flame balls at my brother.
My dad beat my butt. Nowadays, it would be like, well,
why didn't you have a doctor setting down and see

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what's wrong with Danny. No, Danny was a little boy.
He was about twelve years old. He didn't know what
girls were yet, and he didn't have any bills, so
he thought it'd be cool to pick up the spray paint,
hold a lighter on the end of it sprayed across
the garage. That's what boys did. And guess what I
never did again. After Dad warned my tail, I never
did that again ever, So I told my buddy to

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do it.

Speaker 3 (08:03):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (08:04):
I'm afraid the parents of today, with the you know,
the guys that kids living in the basements. You know,
a lot of it is the fault of the parents.
Oh yeah, you know.

Speaker 1 (08:13):
You know she's only down there smoking and playing video games.
He's a good boy. He's gonna change. He's got five
degrees and three hundred thousand dollars in student loans. But
he's a good boy. Can't change it. He can't change
his flat tire on his prius.

Speaker 2 (08:27):
I'm telling you, listen, you know that we can't forget that.
That's a big, big bonus that we got.

Speaker 1 (08:35):
I'm so stoked, I can't see straight. This is Saturday.
One of you on phones boots brought to you by
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mag studios on news radio six ten TV in all right,
I want to go to this next gentleman. I hope
I don't screw his name, U Valos Valios.

Speaker 2 (08:54):
I get that right, brother, Yeah you did.

Speaker 4 (08:57):
Thank you. Actually one of those few people actually got
it right.

Speaker 3 (09:00):
That's my last name.

Speaker 1 (09:02):
I feel your pain, Launchonet, so live with that one.

Speaker 4 (09:06):
It's actually a thirteenth century French composer's name, and that's
where I got it from. Yeah. So anyway, I just
wanted to call in and talk to you guys, just
for a moment. I won't take up a lot of
your time because you probably got a lot of callers.
And it took me a minute to get through the
busy signal. So I actually used to live in Columbus,

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and I loved the Columbus. I've been all around that place.
Now I'm in Michigan and it's a bitter cold hen
we got three feet of snow because I'm an up.
So I just wanted to go over a few things
and actually want to ask everybody's opinion on this and
questions that I need answers to that I'm still searching for.
I've been a decade of service overseas I've been a

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Christian since I was twelve, and I was recently baptized
in the Holy Spirit and anointed by God to share
the word. Yeah, I know, you know that Christ. He's
one of those people that sewed all that disinformation and
division between people back then. You know they still do
that today. So I just want to get two things

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out here. I did a lot of research the past
here and I've come to some questions that I'm still
trying to get the answer of, and I wanted to
pose them to your entire audience because I know you
have a huge listening audience. I have been searching trying
to explain why. And I'm not going to say the
name of these people because i think everybody's just going
to be the first. I'm trying to understand how one percent.

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Actually it's less than that, because I went to groc
on this I have I'm a huge influencer on X.
My name is Baileo's fifty three on X and I
have a following there and I'm an influencer podcaster and
also you know, entrepreneur and veteran. So can someone explain

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to me how a certain group of people, which I
thought was only one percent of the population control all
the seats of power around the world and the US.
If they're only one percent of the population, the odds
of this being a natural occurrence is like sixty two
million to one, is what my math was. But I
found out that this is actually wrong because my numbers,

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my figures, were based on outdated information. So when I
went to GROC on this, this is what GROC told me,
and I was just totally astonished because it told me
that it's actually only zero point two percent of the
population that they inhabit. Less than three hundred and eighty
million people in the country are Jewish, Okay, So I'm

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trying to understand how you know these these these odds
are these are statistics, These are mathematical statistics. And the
probability of these people being in all the states of
power in the US, which is like seven percent of
them in the US, because there's over seven million of
them here, actually it's two percent, but it's like zero
point two of this population. There's like huge minority of

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the world, but they're in all the places of power,
they control all the seats of government, and they're in
apac We have the whole dual citizenship issue, which everybody
that I've talked to a lot of veterrooms say that's
we've got too much influence with these people. They we
need to step back and say we need to be
free of tyranny, we need to have freedom. We don't
have freedom the way I see it, because the chances

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and odds, seeing that there are two percent, zero point
two percent of the population, means that the odds are
absolutely statistically impossible for this speed natural occurrence because it's
one hundred and fifty seven million to one. Is that
incredible or what? And why is it that every country

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in the world except one accepts pedophiles and protects them,
and that's Israel. So I just want to ask everybody
to please explain that to me because I really don't
understand that. And then there's a lot want to talk
about Revelation in three nine, which is very damning to
these people, and that's straight from the words of Christ.

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So I'm trying to understand. So if anybody has any information,
please I'd really ask you to share it. God bless
America and go with Christ. And if you want to
follow me, I'm Bailey as fifty three on X I
have tons of information. I don't post anything untrue. I
only do factual. I go with receipts, just like an
old person I used to talk to Bong Gino. Don't

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talk to you no more. But I go by receipts.
And that's just what I want to ask.

Speaker 2 (13:32):
So thank you.

Speaker 1 (13:35):
Let's go to date from Powell.

Speaker 3 (13:37):
Hey Dave, I'm here for you, boosy, and you know,
I work every every weekend to try to keep boosting
your ratings and getting them up there. So somewhere along
the line you can treat me to a rooster's meal
or something like that. How's that I got you? I
got so much material here? Where do you start? I

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mean you, but you got to start with this Must character.
The media and the Democrats absolutely hate him now, and
you can you can understand why you got a guy
that you know, put all their IQs in one basket
and Must I and another basket and Must still wins.

(14:20):
You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 (14:21):
Oh yeah, he's a little goofy though, I gotta say something.
He gets a little goofy up on stage. He's kind
of he's kind of like bouncy bouncy bounds, which is fine,
but that's the only thing to throw that gives the
left something to complain about.

Speaker 3 (14:34):
Yeah, well you get a little goofy at times, right, Yeah.

Speaker 1 (14:36):
But I do, right, Yeah, I wish I was in
office though.

Speaker 3 (14:41):
But anyhow, Hey, listen, we got to talk about the
fake news media. Just remember one thing out of there,
boys and girls. You can't trust anything that comes out
of their mouth that's written in the newspapers on NPR radio,
they are all cut from the same cloth. This the
cost of corruption. And have you heard that one of

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their bestest, bestest buddies, Well, I call her a big
fat land whale from down there at Old Georgia. Uh
how Crooked Joe on his way out gave her billions
of dollars for these fake NGO climate deals or whatever
scam things. And of course she's best friends with Oprah,

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that idiot and Michel de Belle, you know, Dumbo Ears
ex Sweetier whatever. But yeah, it's all being exposed. I mean,
that's what these Democrats and the government under Biden and
stuff has done, line up pockets with all their pathetic
cronies in every stinking field there is. And one of

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your good callers talked about NPR. You can't trust them
for nothing. Have you seen the bunch of clowns and
run that operation?

Speaker 5 (15:54):
Oh yeah, yeah, it's pathetic.

Speaker 3 (15:58):
And here's something here, listening, boots. You know, Trump got
you know, some of the biggest numbers ever with the
younger voter, especially the mail voters. They still got some brains.
But here's a survey just from yesterday's USA Today. One
in five Generation Z calls themselves LGB t Q plus

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blah blah blah members of that. Now do you believe
that bunch of horse Manua?

Speaker 1 (16:26):
No, I my pronouns are Appalachian, Caucasian, cargo.

Speaker 3 (16:32):
I'd rather have those two beside my name. But well,
don't forget deplorable and garbage collector and the other name,
you know, the other names they came up.

Speaker 1 (16:42):
I grew up on that Ohio river where the fish
were all for chemicals, but everybody had jobs and no
one was overdosing on meth at fifty.

Speaker 3 (16:50):
Well, anyhow, one of the things that everybody has to
watch out for. And boy, I'm so happy is this
cash battel has got voted in his FBI boss. And
I'm telling you one thing, this guy knows more than
the whole group of lefties in that whole corrupt group
that was in there running things for the last you know,

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eight ten years or whatever. Than everybody. There's gonna be
all kinds of things to be dropping. I'm excited about that.
But one of the other things, real quick, did you
see and I told you before, you know, Biden has
Democrat pals intentionally let all these two bits punks and
thugs and criminals blood the country. And this is in

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Yesterday's New York Post and they.

Speaker 2 (17:35):
Can look it up.

Speaker 3 (17:36):
Snapshots of NFL thieves, this Chillian gang, you know, all
the guys who they're showing off all their goods and
they've stolen from dope Borough and Mahomes and Kelsey and
all these NFL players, you know, they go on the
road and stuff, and these criminals figures whether they ain't
gonna be their guarding their mansions and stuff like that,

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and they could beat their security as system. They're in
there thieve and everybody. And this is just a poster
child of what's going on the last three or four
years with the border and all these criminals and they're
taking away the free passes and some of these Haitians.
So maybe the poor people there in Springfield, they're gonna
have a chance to get their community back. You know,
they were invaded with you know, thirty thousand, you know,

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illegals that Biden parachuted on in there. And a lot
of other small towns have suffered the same thing. I
mean down here in southwest Florida. I mean they're all
over the place too. As soon as the sun goes down,
they're out there hot roding up and down the roads
and driving around and pickup trucks. The thief in the neighborhoods.
You know, there's steal anything that's not you know, batting

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down with a big boult or one of your what's
that crime protector thing you sponsor, what your sponsors have? Yeah,
yeah that you know, if you ain't got something like that,
how all your possessions are at risk. And that's not
just down here in Florida. It's all over the country.

Speaker 1 (18:58):
Absolutely. Hey brother, I got to hit it. We'll talk
to you next Saturday. All right, man, This Saturday morning
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eight two one WTV and as the magic number, how

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about two lines open? But we do have Michael, go
for it. Michael, it's all you, Buddy.

Speaker 6 (19:28):
Hey, good morning, They're Boots, Hey, Boddy, Hey. I just
want to let everybody know some interesting news that happened.
On the eleventh of February. It was announced that a
Congressional Task Force committee was going to be formed, and
it is formed now. There's about twenty five to thirty

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members of this task force, half from the Democrat Party,
half from Republican and it's one of our Florida congress members.
That's the chair. That's Congresswoman Luna from the Saint Petersburg,
Tampa area. And the task force is going to reopen

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three different crimes, the three assassinations of John F. Kennedy, R. F. Kennedy,
and Martin Luther King. The evidence will be re examined.
The second crime that's going to be re examined, which
really was never examined the first time, was the COVID scam.

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The evidence for that is overwhelming and there's much reported
evidence that says that it was a sinister plot hatched
in Wuhan, China, and it had complicit co conspirators in
the United States government and the medical system. And the

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third crime that's going to be reopened and investigated is
nine to eleven, and that's because there's one building that
fell in that nine to eleven crime that is unexplained,
that has never been even an attempt to explain, and
that's Building seven. Building seven was forty seven stories, and

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eight hours later after the initial impact, Building number seven
all of a sudden fell and it fell at free
fall speed. Forty seven stories collapsed instantly and fell to
the ground in its own footprint. No plane hit it,

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very little collateral damage from the twin towers affected it.
There were a few office fires inside Building seven, but
it's anybody can go on YouTube and just do a
search on YouTube building seven and you can watch Building
seven fall. First, the room on top the roof kind

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of goes in like you know, it collapses, and then
the rest of the building falls straight down and it's
clearly a demolition. It's a controlled demolition. This has been
stated by over thirty seven hundred architects and engineers, and
these are the experts that know about these buildings and

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how to you know, build them, how they would fall
if destroyed, and they unanimously have concurred, and so has
a professor from the University of Alaska, Professor Halsey. The
University of Alaska has also signed on with these engineers
that this is a very suspicious failure collapse of building

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number seven. So everybody can talk about, you know, all
these other problems Elon Musk finding all these billions of dollars,
and that's that's great, you know, that's really good. But
the fact is, we have three assassinations JFK, RFK and
MLK that have never been solved. There is volumes of

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evidence that says Kennedy was killed by multiple shooters. Just
the mere wound of his body alone clearly demonstrates there
were multiple shooters, but that was denied by the Warring Commission.
So we have been MLK many suspicious pieces of evidence
concerning Martin Luther King's murder, and also RFK. All three

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of these assassinations have tons of evidence that has not
been accounted for. So, you know the real problem in
America is with this secret deep state tyranny that has
been murdering good genuine you know, representatives and congressmen and
all sorts of other people. The nine to eleven crime

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was used to get us into war so that we
could do Israel's dirty work, and that was stated by
a general right after nine to eleven. He stated that
he was informed that we're going to go into five
different countries, seven countries in five years and overthrow them.

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And the only country left on that list is Iran.
So it's very mysterious how an American general can claim
that he was told after nine to eleven that we're gonna,
you know, topple seven governments in five years, and now
twenty some years later, there's only one of those nations
left to topple. So it seems to me this type

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of an action is far more important than all this
other petty information going on. I'm glad that we're discovering
all this wasteful spending with Elon Musk, and I'm glad
mister Trump is pulling us out of the Ukraine War.
That's huge news. That is phenomenal that mister Trump has

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decided to steer America away from defending the pervert Zelenski,
who's a pawn for Israel. So all of this is
good news. So keep your eye on the task force
for nine to eleven COVID and the assassinations.

Speaker 1 (25:18):
All right, brother, really, oh it could.

Speaker 6 (25:20):
Open a political pandora box that won't be shut. Thank
you booths.

Speaker 1 (25:24):
All right, body take care. We're going to go and
go to break and give Wendy enough time to talk.
So when we get back about Wendy, we got a
few lines open. Where's our poem guy? Where's Mark eight
two one nine, eight eighty six. Then we'll get Wendy next.
What's his auto smarts? We're per Plato smarts Saturday morning
on phones always powered by protected by I can't talk

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news radio six ' ten WTVN. Well, it's been a
record phone calls this morning. I usually have one, two, three, four, five, six, fourteen,
but we're going to have sixteen wing it through them,
so it's got a winny. Next I'll be seen Wendy Wagott.

Speaker 7 (26:05):
Helltle boots. It's an interesting day on sixteen. And the
thing about it is that I've talked about geneological proof system,
where you look at things, and the genealogical proof system
GPS doesn't have to be a genealogical question, but you

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know little things like voting records. By the way, last
I checked, Melanie still lives. Here are genealogical records, whether
they're current or task. But any question can be analyzed
with genealogical proof. Now, I'm saying this because it's a
handy time that if you're going to root out corruption.

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There's corruption everywhere, and there are people that are called hypocrites.
There are people that I'm gonna paraphrase scriptures a lot,
since there's time, going to keep it short. The love
of money is the rid of all evil. There's people
that love money. There's you know. As for me, in

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my house, we will serve. The Lord in the middle
is a whole bunch of idolatry. Its stuff. We have
our idology. Now, the Scripture three nine, which I quoted
and has been best quoted over and over again, you
might want to go to Revelations three and read it
from top to bottom. By the way, it talks about

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murders too. But beware of those that say they are
Jews and are not. There's Christians that take upon the
name of Christ and do not keep those promises that
they made. I think it's an honor and privilege to
take upon the name of Christ, and its talks about

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those that think that they will be beaten with a
few stripes and be saved in the last days when
they're eating drink and be merry, and forgetting that they
made a covenant to take upon the name of Jesus Christ.
There is good, bad, and ugly in all things. To say,
all the key word all, over and over and over

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should be a red flag. Absolute. All this, all that
usually makes you somebody not telling the truth. And there
was a lot of that word all. If you read
the pod Court cast, you can discern that there might
be a problem to blame only certain groups. There are

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hypocrites in all groups. They're good, bad, and ugly in
all groups. The deal is, you need to look in
the mirror and see about what you're doing, and if
you're keeping your promises, and if you have kept any
covenants you have made. I am a Christian. I understand

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the New Testament. I understand that Israel had leaders around
the world that brought it back from oblivion. And if
you read all of Revelation, there's something about twelve tribes,
and something about temples, and something about a lot of things,

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and prophecy has already come about the nursing mothers and
the rulers that have done things. Prophecy comes to pass
one hundred percent of the time. I am hoping that
people remember the promises that they've married and teach their
children correct principles. You're supposed to teach your children or

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it's upon your head. So teach your children correct principles,
because they're not being taught that in school. For the
most part, there's good people in school systems that try
and teach reading, writing, a rooth, protect that. I teach
you children how to tell time, how to make change,
how to tie their shoes.

Speaker 1 (30:10):
All right, week, all right, all right you too. Let's
good to Mike. Good morning, Mike.

Speaker 4 (30:17):
Hey, boots are doing.

Speaker 1 (30:18):
I'm good.

Speaker 8 (30:20):
Let me connect some dots that the newspeople won't.

Speaker 1 (30:24):
We had.

Speaker 8 (30:25):
There were some job reports that showed sixty seven thousand
something like that new new government employees. What that is
is that Biden administration was patting the payroll with people
that would turn around and donate money in the Democrat Party.
That's who Trump is laying off their probational employees for

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federal employment. You're on probation for a year. He was
he was patting the payrolls for people that didn't they
didn't need because they didn't have to bring him to
the office. They wouldn't have a place to sit, right, So,
well he's doing is lead in the house and all
these people that shouldn't have jobs anyways, they don't.

Speaker 1 (31:03):
Really exist, right right then, the fact.

Speaker 8 (31:06):
That's that's what's really going on. They just you know,
it's it's a it's a recycling machine for d NC donations.

Speaker 1 (31:17):
Yeah, I agree with you. I'm glad they're cutting back
on everything. I hate people losing their job, but those
people losing their job had to know that their job
was going to come to an end when they're not
doing anything and they're getting paid a lot of money
to sit around and do nothing.

Speaker 8 (31:30):
Well yeah, yeah, I mean yeah, now that Trump's calling
all back in the office, they wasn't all fits.

Speaker 1 (31:36):
Yeah, that's a good point. They've been sitting home eating bombons.

Speaker 8 (31:42):
Yeah, I mean, nor little businesses. You just can't add
people if you don't have a place for them to sit,
or if you don't really need them. But it should
be the same for the government.

Speaker 1 (31:50):
Yeah, you're right. We don't do our job, we get
fired yeah, on radio, they I would lose my sponsors
and I had to go bye by. That's how it works. Appreciate.
Let's go to the one and only our poem. Super
expert Marky, you're going to close out the show for
so you got you got about, Well, we got about

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a little over four minutes.

Speaker 5 (32:14):
Okay, well I only need about a minute and a half.
But here we go talk today. I have a political
poem and it has a reference to Greek mythology. And
for those who are not schooled in that, there was
a Greek king named Sisyphis. He got in I got similar, similar,

(32:43):
and uh anyway, so this king Sisyphus, he got into trouble.
His punishment was to roll a big boulder up a hill,
only to have it rolled back down. And he had
to repeat that for eternity. So all right, now, let's
proceed to the poem, which is one minute and five
seconds long. It is called forgiveness of student loans. Some

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thinkers now urge that we make college free. This profligate
splurge seems kixotic to me. The nation is broke, and
our futures in hawk. The debt is our yoke, and
our sisiphus rock. It hardly seems fair when we stop

(33:31):
to acknowledge two thirds of Americans don't complete college. Forgiveness denotes,
let's admit in all candor, the buying of votes and
a penchant to pander its school loans. Today, then what
else must we do? Should our grandchildren pay for our

(33:54):
auto loans? Two? I scraped till my debt was no
longer in play. Our leaders should let people pay their
own way the end.

Speaker 1 (34:08):
There you go. I didn't go to college, so I
wonder if they do give college money, why get a
big check for just maybe I'll take five grand from
not going to college. How's that?

Speaker 5 (34:20):
Yeah, I'm not Yeah, yeah, I'm not sure about that anyway.
But that's what I have for you today. And have
a wonderful weekend.

Speaker 1 (34:27):
All right, we'll talk to you next week. So auto
Smart's coming up next. Good news. I got a guy
named I think his name is Chip Vance Healesworth. He
opened horsepower Farms for all the cars and coffee guys
out there listening. You know what he's all about. And Uh,
if you worked your butt off your whole life and
you want a car condo, it's the perfect fit. Don't

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hate people for having cool stuff. Just learn from those
people so you could have cool stuff someday. And stuff
isn't everything, so don't jump on me about that. But
you know what, when I get into one of my
overpriced cars and that's all I spend my money on,
I get excited and I like my fast cars and
cool cars and all that, because that's what life's all
about for Boots, my granddaughter, my daughter's and in this

(35:12):
life in general. But the thing my golf is getting
into an old car and trying not to break down.
So I have to call Jimmy Carters Tony to come
get me. But last two minutes, I gotta say a
happy birthday to a dear, dear friend. I mean, I
mean that like a good, good buddy of mine. Rick
Saint Ange. I think he turned twenty two yesterday. He

(35:34):
owns Columbus Garage floor coding. I actually don't know how
Rick is. I know he's pushing this big seven zero number,
But this guy's been a sponsor of Auto Smarts and
me for over ten years. He even took on Mindy
and I. So my sponsors are amazing. I love my sponsors.
And I'm not just saying that all my sponsors I
would I've used or I would use, So believe me,

(35:55):
I'm all about my sponsors because I don't work for
six ' ten. I buy the air time i'm and
I fill in for open phones. I don't think anybody
else wants to do it, but I do enjoy it
and I do hear them from you. But we did
set a record today. We had seventeen eighteen callers one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, fourteen, fifteen,
sixteen seventeen callers a day. Good job Ela keeping the

(36:17):
fort down there. Who are your ears bleeding from? Answering
the phone?

Speaker 7 (36:22):
It was a busy day.

Speaker 1 (36:23):
Wow wow wow wow. Well we can't beat it. So
Otto Smarts is next. I get the one and only
Michael Sachs. So if you think you have a Lemon
on a new car, you got the call in. He'll
be in the first hour, Chips filling in for Scott
McClure for me. So Chip Vance would be my co
host today. But we're definitely going to cover that, and
we'll cover horsepower, farms and auto assets and all that

(36:47):
fun stuff. So again, Lemon law, it's not the dealer's fault.
It's typically the manufacturer. It is the manufacturer's fault, so
don't worry about Lemon Law. The dealers kind of like
it because you'll buy another car from him. Everything goes well.
So this has been Saturday morning on phones. I'm Dan Boots,
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