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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Our number two Saturday morning going phones. Every time you
hear that phone ring, you gotta think of the legendary
Bob Connors started this mess many many moons ago. I
would like to know the first time it ever aired Ella.
I wonder how we could find that out. Wonder if
Elliot would know that the first time he ever did
it and the old rumors or I didn't have Facebook
back then obviously, or Internet or fuel injection or abs
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breaks or they had more common sense back then. But
we didn't have dudes and dresses talking to kids either,
and we didn't have boys playing sports winning state championships.
I if Bob Connors was like they have, Hey, Bob,
guess what the softballs girl through five games in a
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row or something? It only had two hits. Oh wait
it was a boy. But she's a girl, and I
I don't. I just I won a time machine for
many many reasons. But I would love to bring a
handful of people back and just put them in front
of television. They'd be like, what happened to my country?
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Why is moralities based on experience? You ever notice that
you're one buddy that was this, that and that now
that he married someone now they're that, that and that,
or their kids turned into something now they're pro this,
that and that. It's like, what what what? I don't
get it. If your kid identifies as a cat, get
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them mental help. Don't go to the coffee club and
your hybrid lexus and sit around with all your Karen
friends and saying, well, she thinks she's a cat, but
we think it's a phase. No you if oh, let's
go fun lines, Dawn. What do you got for me, buddy?
Speaker 2 (01:50):
Yeah? So epste absolutely was CIA. If there's a book
called One Nation Under Blackmail by Whitney Webb w EBB
that goes into details and how he was part of
it was probably this intelligence operation. It wasn't just CI.
I think it was a conglomerate of various intell agencies,
one being Mosad. I six, well, see what happens to
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the was there was a deep state. It's not what
people think it is. It's not a pyramid. It's much
more loud or horizontal. It's more of an emergent consensus.
I mean, you've given societies elites, if you will. And
one of the things was, you know, we need to
control politicians because you know, unlike Russia back you know,
when Epstein was really active, the Soviet Union just broken up.
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But you go back to the nineteen eighties with the
Soviet Union, you go back in China. Now it's much
easier for a dictatorship to have a consistent, decades long
policy to defeat their enemies. For US, in America, we
have democratic leaders elected every four to six years. Four
or six years, you have a much more sticky situation
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of how does a nation's military and civil intelligence structure
tried to control a narrative so we can defeat you know,
any given enemy at the time, or as we call
them now, peer to peer competitors. So I really do
think that I think they picked these individuals. I actually
think Elon Musk is wont too. By the way, he
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actually had a sex club he operated in DC, I
want to say, around two thousand and eight or nine. Yeah,
and Steve Bannon is part of this as well. Honestly,
look up Steve Bannon interviews Jeffrey Epstein supportetly. There was
fifteen hours of footage where Steve Bannon interviews him and
basically says, I want to take over. I think Epstein
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was eliminated because they don't need him anymore. You don't
need to like bring people into houses to compromise him.
You got cell phone, you can play anything in there.
You know you want the previous A couple of collars
ago they said the CIA is the CIA. I think
they're much older and that's kind of out of fashion.
I think it's now nowadays it's the NSA. I think
a lot of it's space first, a lot of it's
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just part of universities things like that. I think, you know,
I really do think that there is a deep state
and that, you know, and in terms of the must
Trump fight, I think that gets into it. If you
look at what happened was this really wasn't about the
big beautiful bill. This was really about the fact that
Trump nicks the NASA Pointee Trump wanted because uh name,
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I believe his name is go g O r E.
I think it's Andrew Gough gave him told him that
this new NASA in Pointee he was going to put
his head of NASA actually had donated all the Democrats
that wanted to take him down. So Trump said, Nope,
not doing it. A musk had a hissy spare and
in he is he's strung out on drugs. That's the
other thing. That's the other thing. The Deep States uses drugs,
you know, and now they're using it to everybody. You know,
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Why are they pushing all these psychedelics all the time.
What's with all this marijuana stuff? This tame out of
nowhere where you look up. There's a lot of research
being done about using psychedelics for basic mind control. You
look at the work of James Giordano. Uh, he works
for I think US Military, some kind of biotech company
that's very affiliated with the US military. I mean, some
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of the plans they have coming down the pipeline, I
mean can be terrifying and scary. I don't think it's
necessarily ne faarious. I just think they want to basically
create a mo cohesive society to try to control, to
try to you know, pacify. Oh we need be you know,
turn on the anger.
Speaker 1 (05:25):
Hey, let me ask something down. You know what I
don't understand. I've never been I'm not a smoker at all, Okay,
and I'm not anti cigarettes because I think that we
live in a free country and if you want to
decide to the government can kill you. But yet they
don't smoke a cigarettes, So someone must not have got
paid off enough. But I know cigarettes are bad for you,
but cigars. The same guys that complain about cigarette smoke
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will smoke a cigar. The same guys think cigarettes are
bad will smoke a joint. What I don't understand, as
you cough if you take it, you sound like that
when you get hit of a joint. No, I'm not
even smoker. But why is doesn't marijuana smoke go in
your lungs and doesn't that hurt you? I'm trying to
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figure it all out.
Speaker 2 (06:14):
Yeah. No, I think it's very much about pushing people
to have a and that's like I said, I don't
think it's necessarily negative. I think it's also there's a
possible aspect of business they want people to have. What's
going to happen is that the AI is going to
do a basic bitch sticking for us, and so we're
gonna need more people thinking outside of the box. That's
also why you see a lot of this autism stuff
being pushed and trying to get your kick diagnosed. Look
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at the telepathy tapes and I'm autistic and I can
tell you I've had some bizarre experiences. Question bizarre experience.
Speaker 1 (06:43):
If you and I were young nowadays, they would have
us so drugged up we wouldn't even be to walk straight.
They say this and that, and you got this and
you got that. I think we all have something wrong
with us. If we go to a doctor enough, he
or she will find something wrong so they can build
your insurance companies, especially if you're one of those people
want to be sick. Hey, I got to hit it, buddy.
Always a great, always a great conversation with you. Don
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We'll talk to you next Saturday. This is Saturday, Mary,
John And we got a few lines opening to one
nine eight six six one four eight two one nine
eight eighty six this Saturday morning on phones. I brought
you that waters Kill Me the Metal Roof Company on
six to ten WTVN. Back in the eighties when this
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show came out. If you're one of the wild girls,
we took you to foot Loose and Pizza Hut. That's
as boys did. We were bad, just to hang out.
Nothing bad. Good morning, Mary. What we got for me? Mary,
Mary's always positive, nothing negative. I love you.
Speaker 3 (07:43):
Mary.
Speaker 1 (07:43):
Go ahead, Mary, Well, you got something.
Speaker 3 (07:44):
Good, a great thing to have put on your calendar
for June twenty eight. Okay, the Saint Mary Magdalene yard sale,
and I think you would like this boost. They have
all kinds of tools and it's always great to get
pick up some more tools.
Speaker 1 (07:59):
Really.
Speaker 3 (07:59):
Oh yeah, they have a whole gymnasium full of wonderful furniture.
Everything at this yard sale is gently used. They go
through it and making sure everything works electronically and TVs.
I mean if I gave you the list, you'd be amazed.
And it's inside outside so you don't have to worry
about this rain. Let's hope it stops by then. Farmers
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need it dried. It's so hard that nobody can plant anyway.
Speaker 1 (08:26):
What's what side of the address?
Speaker 3 (08:28):
It's four seven three South Roys Avenue on the west side,
and I'll call back to remind people. Sure, but put
in your GPS. It's near Bin's and Sullivant. The major
intersection is hag and Sullivan. It's right behind the camp
Say Cemetery, right, but yeah, it's amazing place and so yes,
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Gene two eight. It's in conjunction with the Hilltop being
dinner too, So get your car load truckload of furniture
and you gently used They even have antiques there, and
then they have authentic tacos on the Great Fair food
and stuff like that there. So if it's raining you
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can go inside and shop too.
Speaker 1 (09:14):
So okay.
Speaker 4 (09:15):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (09:16):
June twenty eight, Saint Mary Magdalene Yards, Mary.
Speaker 1 (09:19):
You're always sweet. Thank you for everything you do for
the west Side. The west Side I heard is on
its way back. The short east Side is getting fixed up. Yeah, Franklinton,
that's what Chuck calls it. Well, yeah, the west Side.
You know, there's a lot of good little neighborhoods still
on the west Side. And when I first moved to Columbus,
I lived in New Rome because I felt like everybody
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was a neighbor, not someone that lived next door. It
was great neighbors. Yeah, and you're down on nineteen Precinct,
which is the police officers down there. Amazing And unfortunately
when they cleaned up the bottoms aka Franklinton, they stuck
all the crazy people up on the hilltop. They kind
of moved all your section of housing up on you guys,
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which I thought was very unfair. You know what I mean.
It's all about politics.
Speaker 3 (10:06):
Oh yeah, and we have we have gems like the
Voice Corps reading service that's here, and yeaht is a
great place.
Speaker 1 (10:16):
It really is, all right. Always a pleasure telling you Mary,
take care. We'll talk to you to make sure you
call and keep reminding us. Let's go to John. Good morning, John.
Speaker 5 (10:25):
Morning, Boots. Hey, Uh, just calling in about the fiasco
going on with Trump and Elon right now. I need
someone to help me understand. I don't care what anyone says.
Elon has nothing to gain from this. The Dems aren't
going to start buying his evs because he says this.
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And my question is also if the DAMS believed Elon,
why isn't anybody saying anything? Why is everybody staying out
of it?
Speaker 1 (11:03):
Your guess is good as mind, don't John, I don't know.
I don't know why these billionaire Why is Trump want
to be president? Get all the ridicule and all the attacks.
You're a billionaire. I don't have my own cool helicopter,
but I can guarantee if I had a cool helicopter,
I wouldn't run for president of the United States. Just
just a bodyism.
Speaker 5 (11:21):
I don't know, right, but it's something. Something is wrong.
And for Elon to come out and say that Trump
was with Epstein. Excuse me, all the cameras were broken,
and now all of a sudden, there's one camera that
has it. This is all turning into But wait, I
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got an idea.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
There, I got an idea. Then this is going to
throw you a curveball. The reason they probably said that
about Epstein's list is now Trump can say defend himself
and let the list go out. So I think him
and Elon had a meeting about it's just a theory,
and he said, let's say you're on the list because
you can't expose the list, but if you go out
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and defend yourself. So I'll show you the list. I'm
not on it. Here's the list, and you see all
the people that's on the list. Think about that reverse psychology.
I don't know. That's a feeling I have, because yeah,
I think they want to expose. It's like Pearl Harbor.
You know, did you notice that our aircraft carriers, the
new ones were out at seed on practice missions when
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they came in and attacked Pearl Harbor and all the
outdated battleships got blown up. Now, I'm not an expert,
but I sometimes think about the way the big hands
work in the world and they're like, well, we want
in a war, but we got a liberal president. He
won't save the Jewish people because most people didn't like
Jews back then, and it's to always blame Jews for everything.
And then you know, we wanted in the war really
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bad because we wanted to beat Germany, so we let
Japanese attack us. I'm just again, it's just a theory,
But I think you're onto something. I think it's just insiety.
It's insane.
Speaker 5 (13:00):
It's they're together, They're they're planning something. I don't know
what it is. But like I said, if they had
all this information on Trump, why aren't the other Dems
saying anything. They're not posting anything. They're pretending it's not
going on. So something's wrong.
Speaker 1 (13:20):
Well, if the list gets exposed, the liberal left, all
their heroes will be on the list. Think about all
the nut jobs that they endorse. And look how they
turn on p Diddy all of a sudden, everything p Diddy,
this this rapper guy that's in all this trouble. We
knew he was a scumball, but he must not have
marked the right boxes because the left usually sticks up
for people like that. That right, I break the law
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and hurt kids and do weird stuff. But for some
reason they don't like him. He must have made find
with Clinton or something.
Speaker 5 (13:50):
When it all comes out, we're I think we're all
going to be amazed exactly what occurred.
Speaker 1 (13:56):
Yep. And John, I'll tell you one more thing. We
still don't know who JFK. And that's been after sixties
how many years? Sixty some years. They're never going to Yeah,
we're too right. We're just little peasants to them.
Speaker 5 (14:12):
I'm hoping.
Speaker 6 (14:14):
Hey, you have a great.
Speaker 2 (14:14):
Day, booth.
Speaker 1 (14:15):
Heyah, always a pleasure. Brother. What do you only to do? Ellie?
We got time for one more? Going back to Ella Ella,
Let's go to Tony.
Speaker 3 (14:24):
He's got an event announced.
Speaker 1 (14:26):
Oh good, Tony, we got for me, buddy, perfect, got
three minutes this morning.
Speaker 6 (14:30):
Hey, real quick, up the twenty eighth of June out
of the Scott's Ma Marysville Corporate Campus. We've got an
event called Copters Cars and Coffee. And what you're going
to see out there are probably some of the nicest
high end cars, high performance cars. Maserati's, Lamborghini's had had
some Bentley's last year. I know you're a car guy,
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but if you're a helicopter guy too, they've got a
couple of They had like six different helicopters out there.
They landed out where Jim Haggard and the CEO of
Scott's he as a helipad out back. They land them
out there. The scenery is absolutely beautiful. There'll be a
coffee truck out there. The coffee you gotta pay for,
and there's also a food truck. But the event's free.
The cars lined the parking lot. We had probably maybe
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four hundred high performance cars out there last year. It
was packed. It was packed. I mean it was we
parked people across the street. We have the Marysville Police
out there helping direct traffic and everything. But these cars, corvettes.
I mean you see probably millions and millions of dollars
worth of high end cars. And it's free to the public.
Come out, check it out. It's on the twenty eighth
of June, and if it rains that day, the rain
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date is the twenty ninth of June, so come out
for a preview. It's a lot of fun and enjoy
someone's hiring cars.
Speaker 1 (15:39):
Oh, I appreciate it, Thank you, thank you. Go pick
the kids. Out. You know, the kids play all these
goofy video games, and if they build their own Lamborghini,
their own Maseratis and stuff, you got to see the cars.
That's cool as could be. Car shows are great, by
the way. Car shows. We've got our on our flight
cruise in at the Moose Club tomorrow on Shrock Road,
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expecting about one hundred cars. Get there early. It starts
around two o'clock because we run out of room fast.
And uh you can go in and meet our good
friends at the Moose. One of the best lodges in
the city, but probably well the coolest places I've ever
been a part of. I am so proud to say
I'm a Moose member. And guys like Tony and Willie
and all these legends that have been there forever and
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built this place to where you go and you don't
have any drama and everybody has fun and there's always
great events. But come out tomorrow and visit me and
in then come by the Moose. We got a big
car show tomorrow. You'll see some bad ass cars there too.
So this Saturday morning on phones, we're gonna be a break.
We got Michael will Mark, we got maybe one or
two lines open eight two one nine eighty six six
one four two one nine eight six. This is Saturday
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Morning on phones on Damn Boots, Always brought to you
by the Metal Roof Company, Always protected by the undefeated
American made tattletale, never been beat, been in a few tornadoes,
and still called the police. From the heart of Meg
Studios on news radio six to ten WTVN oh you
all love social During commercials, I was scanning the Facy
(17:03):
book and there's this theme where the guy's like, when
you know human greets are dogs, hugs, kisses, get dog
and your hair in your mouth, and then when your cat,
you get cat hair in your mouth. With the minute
you go to restaurant you find a hair in your food,
you have a meltdown. I don't know, it just struck
me funny. Let's go to Michael. Good morning, Michael. What
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do you got brother?
Speaker 7 (17:26):
Hey, good morning Boots. You know, I just want to
talk about the Epstein situation down in Palm Beach County.
You know you had a previous caller that mentioned, you know,
Cash Patel and Dan Bongino, who both claimed Epstein killed
himself in his jail cell while the guards just happened
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to be away from their post, and the cameras just
happened to be turned off. And the only type of
material in his jail cell that he was able to
use to create a rope to kill himself were paper
sheets that rip very easily. They are specifically designed to
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be used in jail cells of suicide victims potential suicide victims,
so they can't achieve their goal. But yet Epstein was
able to kill himself with paper bedsheets. So to say
that Epstein killed himself is laughable at best. And for EPs,
for Cash Betel and Bongino Dan Bongino to seriously say
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that he killed himself is a joke. And supposedly now
they're going to have a video supposedly backing that assertion,
and I just I can't wait to see this video.
But yeah, there's well. I think he even could have
been extricated because the the the pictures of his autopsy,
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his skin does not look dead. It looks very pinkish,
very alive. And also there are several inconsistencies to the
autopsy photos. Just like JFK you mentioned JFK. Well, down
here in Florida, we have a spectacular congresswoman named Anna Luna,
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and she is the one holding the hearings about reopening
the jfk assassination. And the second hearing was spectacular. One
of the seven doctors that were live on the scene
at Parkland Hospital, he's still alive to this day, very intelligent,
very awake, very alert, and he testified that the wound
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in John F. Kennedy's head in the it was in
the back of his head. He said, the whole back
of his skull was blown out, which indicates a front shot,
which again is the Grassy Knoll and And this is
what everyone suspected that had any knowledge of the incident.
But yet the government, the Warren Commission, like the nine
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to eleven Commission, blamed it on you know, the patsy
that they had prepared.
Speaker 1 (20:18):
So well, Mike, why know guns really well? And I
have shot a similar gun like he used supposedly, there's
no way he was that accurate with that junk gun
he was using. But that's okay, that's that's the cover, right.
Speaker 7 (20:32):
Yeah, No, you're spot on. That car Kano rifle is
a piece of junk.
Speaker 1 (20:37):
It's well, it's it's like it's like one of them.
It's this terrible gun and he was. He was a
marksman and that's why they picked him out as a
pant pots and what you call him pansy or botzy
or whatever.
Speaker 7 (20:49):
Yeah, he was a patsy. He was a patsy. He
he was their scapegoat. Dude, blame it on him. Just
like nine to eleven we had the terrorists from Saudi
Arabia that were commanded by Osama bin Laden who lived
in a cave. You gotta be kidding me. Yeah, But anyways,
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you had asked the question, you know, you said you
would like to learn about all this stuff. Now I'm
going to give you a real opportunity here and the
rest of your listeners. I have a YouTube channel with
a playlist. This playlist I have been collecting for years
and years the best of the best videos of every
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subject you can imagine regarding the deep State and a
whole lot of other issues. My YouTube channel is called
Securing Our Solutions. That's the name of the channel. SOS
is the acronym, and I urge everyone that is interested
in any of this information. These videos are documentaries produced
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by some of the best citizen investigators America has to offer.
I've got an entire list of the best videos on
the Jeffrey Epstein case that erupted in Palm Beach County
in two thousand and six. It was it was uncovered
by a woman that was a writer for the Miami
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Herald newspaper in two thousand and six. Her name is
Julie Brown.
Speaker 1 (22:22):
And I tell you, well, I gotta go. But what's
the YouTube channel called.
Speaker 7 (22:27):
Yeah, it's called Securing Our Solutions.
Speaker 1 (22:31):
All right, thank you, Mike, Michael, Michael, we'll talk next Saturday.
Let's go to Mayor Tim because he has his panties
and a bunch and he unfortunately has my cell number
and he's blowing me up, going King Macone, So go ahead, Grandpa.
Speaker 8 (22:46):
Well, well, I tell you I had my panties on
by a don't but that's okay anyway. The Hump Musk situation, yeah,
people are whining about why he had a reason to
do what he did. Well, he lost all kinds of
pacts incentives when Trump took those away from the fuss list,
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right right. And then the other thing is Trump is
wanting to make sure that NASA continues to maintain the
space program rather than him. So listen to news program
and you probably listened to the same ones. They talk
about how he's autistic and sometimes he acts, you know,
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very childish. So I don't. And it's like the other day,
if the Democrats or if Trump had been in on
the island with Epstein, the Democrats would have used that way.
Speaker 1 (23:46):
Now, yeah, I'm telling you it's a set up. Tim
telling you it's the reason to get the list out there.
And some of these movie stars and people know what's
best for us. You know, you Crown Vic drivers, they
don't want their name out there. So same thing, just
different turd.
Speaker 8 (24:04):
So on the Butler shooter, my question is is if
he was just a passage, what did they do. Did
they put a gun through his parents or his family's
hands to make him voluntarily go up there and go
on that roof I where he could become a patsy
and either be killed or sent the prison for the
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rest of his life.
Speaker 1 (24:25):
If you're going to assassinate someone, why do you shoot
at their ear lobe? It's one thing that always threw me.
Speaker 8 (24:32):
Yeah, I don't know. I'm just I'm wondering how it
all got set up.
Speaker 5 (24:36):
Is what I wonder is ge get in there.
Speaker 1 (24:39):
With a firearm, and you know what, I know we
have a lot of conspiratory people call in. But you know,
I'm going to say, there is a lot of stuff
that we don't understand, you know, And I just shake
my head like I always say, you need the old
fat dog that you run up to real quick and
they've been beat and they just roll on their back
and scratch their belly because they don't want it anymore.
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The older I get, the more I'm the fat dog.
Once my belly scratched, I'm just hatting. I'm tired of
hearing about it. I'm tired of the tax fan chasing me.
I'm tired of me getting tickets because I'm an easy
I haven't got a ticket for a long time. But
the way the police officers have to conduct theirself and
do the easy pinch because a rather pull guy over,
it looks like us because we're not going to shoot
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at him. We're not going to do diplomatic community garbage
wherever they're calling it nowadays, or travelers. So I don't know, Mayor,
I'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 8 (25:31):
Well, listen, I know you're fat, and I know that
you're old, but I don't know about those other things,
and would you go.
Speaker 1 (25:38):
By Willie's Crown Victims clean death in New York?
Speaker 8 (25:43):
How does the Epstein death in New York affect the
price of my eggs?
Speaker 1 (25:47):
The eggs are back down, you know who? I feel
bad for the chicken and has to sport the eggs out.
How does she feel after a long day's work? No
one makes over the chicken and then we then we
then we eat her. It's terrible. Her whole life's spitting
out eggs. And you know the rooster's done with her after,
you know, after a while, and you know, here we go.
Then we make chicken wings out of her. I don't know,
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take care to him. I got to go to brigg
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We're going to say Mark for last. He's going to
bring the show home because he's my poem master. P.
It's good to Ron. Good morning Ron. What do you
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got for me? My brother?
Speaker 9 (26:33):
Good morning Boots. Last Saturday, I heard you talking about
Noah's arc yeah, and I wanted to mention my wife
and I went to the arc and Couner at Williamstown, Kentucky, Okay,
and there's of Noah's Ark there. It's probably bigger than
any cruiseliner today, but okay. It has three decks and
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there's living quarters on one deck and places where the
animals were on the other decks. But the story of
the art actually came from the Book of Genesis in
the Bible, where God decided to destroy the earth because
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of then, and the Bible account says that all the
springs of the great deep burst forth and floodgates of
Heaven were open, rain fell for forty days and forty nights,
and then every thing on the earth was covered with water,
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even the mountains. And so studies have been done by
anthropologists around the world and they found that every culture
knew about the worldwide flood. And then there's one side
report that said geological strata and they're contained marine fossils
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provide critical evidence that oceans once covered the continents, even
the highest areas, and even in my own driveway, where
I found a fossilized seashell in a rock in my driveway.
Speaker 1 (28:24):
That's cool.
Speaker 9 (28:26):
So what I'm saying here is I believe the Bible account.
It's true. God's word is true. I believe this really happened. Yeah, And.
Speaker 1 (28:38):
I think what I said was I always always said that.
I always say I believe most of it, but I
also believe that some of it is stories that we
could pass on to make people better. I'm not saying
I don't believe it. I do believe it. But this
seems a little far fetched. But that's okay. I believe
what you're saying. I just don't believe or not believe,
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you know, I just I believe. But there are days
I'm like, man, that seems a little far fetched, but
it is what it is. And I know there's some
proof of everything, but you know it, Just what did
he feed the lions? Did he bring extra chickens? Or
did God? You know what I mean. I don't remember
that verse. I have to go by Bible study. I
think I was eight. But what did you get all
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the animals? What did you feed the aggressive animals?
Speaker 3 (29:25):
Like?
Speaker 1 (29:25):
Why didn't the lions attack the other animals? I know
I'm being a little critical here. I'm just saying things
that pop in my head that are hard to wrap
my hands.
Speaker 9 (29:33):
I'd go to Williamstown and see that. It's just amazing.
Speaker 1 (29:38):
Yeah, I've heard a lot of great things about it.
And again I believers of God because when I look
at a baby and what it takes to make a
baby and all the forget science, it's a miracle. There's miracles.
You plan a seed. I just plant grass in my
backyard and it grows. Why. I mean, you can see
it all day a long time about science, But I
understand there's a bigger power. I totally agree with. Now,
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I don't believe if I die and kill a bunch
of people, I get seventy two virgins. But again that's
what they believe and whatever. You know. It's like, okay,
so appreciate your call, Ron, Thank you so much. You
have a great weekend and hopefully your flowers are blooming heavy.
Let's go to the legend, the myth, the one and
only the poem superstar that everyone comes out to me goes.
(30:24):
Mark has good poems, So Mark, you always bring us
home on a positive night. No, right, before we go
to autos, smart's what you got for me? Brother?
Speaker 4 (30:33):
All right, well, boots, today's poem is ded two groups
of people. Okay, first is everyone who learned to draw
by sketching pieces of fruit in a bowl. The second
group of people is everyone who has ever lost their
job due to corporate cost cutting.
Speaker 1 (30:51):
Okay.
Speaker 4 (30:52):
Poem is one minute and thirty seconds long. It's called
Two former art school models miserate. The art school was
forced to cut costs, two models would have to retire.
Experience always is lost when a newbie who is cheaper
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is hired. The school hired a plum, young and supple
who was fresh out of modeling school. She replaced both
the pear and the apple, who considered the act to
be cruel. They soaked at a cafe reflective. I taught
students to draw, said the pear, and I helped them
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to master perspective, sighed the apple. It just isn't fair.
We are doomed, said the pair in a rage. The
new model has one attribute. She will work for the
minimum wage. This nonsense will never bear fruit, Tell me
what does she know about art? Can't they see what
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if cost cutting leads to the retort of the apple
was tart. She knows nothing and all that she needs
to cried the apple. My god, let me die. I
will donate my body to pie the end.
Speaker 1 (32:18):
You know, I got a joke with you mark your
rhyming words there and you said tart and I kept
thinking a word at rhymes with all that. I can't
believe you didn't put that in there.
Speaker 4 (32:29):
Well maybe next time.
Speaker 1 (32:31):
Yeah, she eats a lot of tarts, which makes her
do a lot of arts.
Speaker 4 (32:36):
Got it all right, have a wonderful day.
Speaker 1 (32:38):
You too, brother. Well, let me get you run down
for next two hours. Thanks all the great callers like always,
So here's all. We got Scotti, mccluoroy's in the house,
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Saturday morning on phones, whether you like it or not.
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Our number two Saturday morning going phones. Every time you
hear that phone ring, you gotta think of the legendary
Bob Connors started this mess many many moons ago. I
would like to know the first time it ever aired Ella.
I wonder how we could find that out. Wonder if
Elliot would know that the first time he ever did
it and the old rumors or I didn't have Facebook
back then obviously, or Internet or fuel injection or abs
(00:23):
breaks or they had more common sense back then. But
we didn't have dudes and dresses talking to kids either,
and we didn't have boys playing sports winning state championships.
I if Bob Connors was like they have, Hey, Bob,
guess what the softballs girl through five games in a
(00:45):
row or something? It only had two hits. Oh wait
it was a boy. But she's a girl, and I
I don't. I just I won a time machine for
many many reasons. But I would love to bring a
handful of people back and just put them in front
of television. They'd be like, what happened to my country?
(01:06):
Why is moralities based on experience? You ever notice that
you're one buddy that was this, that and that now
that he married someone now they're that, that and that,
or their kids turned into something now they're pro this,
that and that. It's like, what what what? I don't
get it. If your kid identifies as a cat, get
(01:28):
them mental help. Don't go to the coffee club and
your hybrid lexus and sit around with all your Karen
friends and saying, well, she thinks she's a cat, but
we think it's a phase. No you if oh, let's
go fun lines, Dawn. What do you got for me, buddy?
Speaker 2 (01:50):
Yeah? So epste absolutely was CIA. If there's a book
called One Nation Under Blackmail by Whitney Webb w EBB
that goes into details and how he was part of
it was probably this intelligence operation. It wasn't just CI.
I think it was a conglomerate of various intell agencies,
one being Mosad. I six, well, see what happens to
(02:14):
the was there was a deep state. It's not what
people think it is. It's not a pyramid. It's much
more loud or horizontal. It's more of an emergent consensus.
I mean, you've given societies elites, if you will. And
one of the things was, you know, we need to
control politicians because you know, unlike Russia back you know,
when Epstein was really active, the Soviet Union just broken up.
(02:35):
But you go back to the nineteen eighties with the
Soviet Union, you go back in China. Now it's much
easier for a dictatorship to have a consistent, decades long
policy to defeat their enemies. For US, in America, we
have democratic leaders elected every four to six years. Four
or six years, you have a much more sticky situation
(02:57):
of how does a nation's military and civil intelligence structure
tried to control a narrative so we can defeat you know,
any given enemy at the time, or as we call
them now, peer to peer competitors. So I really do
think that I think they picked these individuals. I actually
think Elon Musk is wont too. By the way, he
(03:18):
actually had a sex club he operated in DC, I
want to say, around two thousand and eight or nine. Yeah,
and Steve Bannon is part of this as well. Honestly,
look up Steve Bannon interviews Jeffrey Epstein supportetly. There was
fifteen hours of footage where Steve Bannon interviews him and
basically says, I want to take over. I think Epstein
(03:38):
was eliminated because they don't need him anymore. You don't
need to like bring people into houses to compromise him.
You got cell phone, you can play anything in there.
You know you want the previous A couple of collars
ago they said the CIA is the CIA. I think
they're much older and that's kind of out of fashion.
I think it's now nowadays it's the NSA. I think
a lot of it's space first, a lot of it's
(04:00):
just part of universities things like that. I think, you know,
I really do think that there is a deep state
and that, you know, and in terms of the must
Trump fight, I think that gets into it. If you
look at what happened was this really wasn't about the
big beautiful bill. This was really about the fact that
Trump nicks the NASA Pointee Trump wanted because uh name,
(04:22):
I believe his name is go g O r E.
I think it's Andrew Gough gave him told him that
this new NASA in Pointee he was going to put
his head of NASA actually had donated all the Democrats
that wanted to take him down. So Trump said, Nope,
not doing it. A musk had a hissy spare and
in he is he's strung out on drugs. That's the
other thing. That's the other thing. The Deep States uses drugs,
you know, and now they're using it to everybody. You know,
(04:44):
Why are they pushing all these psychedelics all the time.
What's with all this marijuana stuff? This tame out of
nowhere where you look up. There's a lot of research
being done about using psychedelics for basic mind control. You
look at the work of James Giordano. Uh, he works
for I think US Military, some kind of biotech company
that's very affiliated with the US military. I mean, some
(05:04):
of the plans they have coming down the pipeline, I
mean can be terrifying and scary. I don't think it's
necessarily ne faarious. I just think they want to basically
create a mo cohesive society to try to control, to
try to you know, pacify. Oh we need be you know,
turn on the anger.
Speaker 1 (05:25):
Hey, let me ask something down. You know what I
don't understand. I've never been I'm not a smoker at all, Okay,
and I'm not anti cigarettes because I think that we
live in a free country and if you want to
decide to the government can kill you. But yet they
don't smoke a cigarettes, So someone must not have got
paid off enough. But I know cigarettes are bad for you,
but cigars. The same guys that complain about cigarette smoke
(05:49):
will smoke a cigar. The same guys think cigarettes are
bad will smoke a joint. What I don't understand, as
you cough if you take it, you sound like that
when you get hit of a joint. No, I'm not
even smoker. But why is doesn't marijuana smoke go in
your lungs and doesn't that hurt you? I'm trying to
(06:12):
figure it all out.
Speaker 2 (06:14):
Yeah. No, I think it's very much about pushing people
to have a and that's like I said, I don't
think it's necessarily negative. I think it's also there's a
possible aspect of business they want people to have. What's
going to happen is that the AI is going to
do a basic bitch sticking for us, and so we're
gonna need more people thinking outside of the box. That's
also why you see a lot of this autism stuff
being pushed and trying to get your kick diagnosed. Look
(06:36):
at the telepathy tapes and I'm autistic and I can
tell you I've had some bizarre experiences. Question bizarre experience.
Speaker 1 (06:43):
If you and I were young nowadays, they would have
us so drugged up we wouldn't even be to walk straight.
They say this and that, and you got this and
you got that. I think we all have something wrong
with us. If we go to a doctor enough, he
or she will find something wrong so they can build
your insurance companies, especially if you're one of those people
want to be sick. Hey, I got to hit it, buddy.
Always a great, always a great conversation with you. Don
(07:06):
We'll talk to you next Saturday. This is Saturday, Mary,
John And we got a few lines opening to one
nine eight six six one four eight two one nine
eight eighty six this Saturday morning on phones. I brought
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show came out. If you're one of the wild girls,
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as boys did. We were bad, just to hang out.
Nothing bad. Good morning, Mary. What we got for me? Mary,
Mary's always positive, nothing negative. I love you.
Speaker 3 (07:43):
Mary.
Speaker 1 (07:43):
Go ahead, Mary, Well, you got something.
Speaker 3 (07:44):
Good, a great thing to have put on your calendar
for June twenty eight. Okay, the Saint Mary Magdalene yard sale,
and I think you would like this boost. They have
all kinds of tools and it's always great to get
pick up some more tools.
Speaker 1 (07:59):
Really.
Speaker 3 (07:59):
Oh yeah, they have a whole gymnasium full of wonderful furniture.
Everything at this yard sale is gently used. They go
through it and making sure everything works electronically and TVs.
I mean if I gave you the list, you'd be amazed.
And it's inside outside so you don't have to worry
about this rain. Let's hope it stops by then. Farmers
(08:22):
need it dried. It's so hard that nobody can plant anyway.
Speaker 1 (08:26):
What's what side of the address?
Speaker 3 (08:28):
It's four seven three South Roys Avenue on the west side,
and I'll call back to remind people. Sure, but put
in your GPS. It's near Bin's and Sullivant. The major
intersection is hag and Sullivan. It's right behind the camp
Say Cemetery, right, but yeah, it's amazing place and so yes,
(08:52):
Gene two eight. It's in conjunction with the Hilltop being
dinner too, So get your car load truckload of furniture
and you gently used They even have antiques there, and
then they have authentic tacos on the Great Fair food
and stuff like that there. So if it's raining you
(09:12):
can go inside and shop too.
Speaker 1 (09:14):
So okay.
Speaker 4 (09:15):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (09:16):
June twenty eight, Saint Mary Magdalene Yards, Mary.
Speaker 1 (09:19):
You're always sweet. Thank you for everything you do for
the west Side. The west Side I heard is on
its way back. The short east Side is getting fixed up. Yeah, Franklinton,
that's what Chuck calls it. Well, yeah, the west Side.
You know, there's a lot of good little neighborhoods still
on the west Side. And when I first moved to Columbus,
I lived in New Rome because I felt like everybody
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was a neighbor, not someone that lived next door. It
was great neighbors. Yeah, and you're down on nineteen Precinct,
which is the police officers down there. Amazing And unfortunately
when they cleaned up the bottoms aka Franklinton, they stuck
all the crazy people up on the hilltop. They kind
of moved all your section of housing up on you guys,
(10:02):
which I thought was very unfair. You know what I mean.
It's all about politics.
Speaker 3 (10:06):
Oh yeah, and we have we have gems like the
Voice Corps reading service that's here, and yeaht is a
great place.
Speaker 1 (10:16):
It really is, all right. Always a pleasure telling you Mary,
take care. We'll talk to you to make sure you
call and keep reminding us. Let's go to John. Good morning, John.
Speaker 5 (10:25):
Morning, Boots. Hey, Uh, just calling in about the fiasco
going on with Trump and Elon right now. I need
someone to help me understand. I don't care what anyone says.
Elon has nothing to gain from this. The Dems aren't
going to start buying his evs because he says this.
(10:48):
And my question is also if the DAMS believed Elon,
why isn't anybody saying anything? Why is everybody staying out
of it?
Speaker 1 (11:03):
Your guess is good as mind, don't John, I don't know.
I don't know why these billionaire Why is Trump want
to be president? Get all the ridicule and all the attacks.
You're a billionaire. I don't have my own cool helicopter,
but I can guarantee if I had a cool helicopter,
I wouldn't run for president of the United States. Just
just a bodyism.
Speaker 5 (11:21):
I don't know, right, but it's something. Something is wrong.
And for Elon to come out and say that Trump
was with Epstein. Excuse me, all the cameras were broken,
and now all of a sudden, there's one camera that
has it. This is all turning into But wait, I
(11:46):
got an idea.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
There, I got an idea. Then this is going to
throw you a curveball. The reason they probably said that
about Epstein's list is now Trump can say defend himself
and let the list go out. So I think him
and Elon had a meeting about it's just a theory,
and he said, let's say you're on the list because
you can't expose the list, but if you go out
(12:07):
and defend yourself. So I'll show you the list. I'm
not on it. Here's the list, and you see all
the people that's on the list. Think about that reverse psychology.
I don't know. That's a feeling I have, because yeah,
I think they want to expose. It's like Pearl Harbor.
You know, did you notice that our aircraft carriers, the
new ones were out at seed on practice missions when
(12:28):
they came in and attacked Pearl Harbor and all the
outdated battleships got blown up. Now, I'm not an expert,
but I sometimes think about the way the big hands
work in the world and they're like, well, we want
in a war, but we got a liberal president. He
won't save the Jewish people because most people didn't like
Jews back then, and it's to always blame Jews for everything.
And then you know, we wanted in the war really
(12:49):
bad because we wanted to beat Germany, so we let
Japanese attack us. I'm just again, it's just a theory,
But I think you're onto something. I think it's just insiety.
It's insane.
Speaker 5 (13:00):
It's they're together, They're they're planning something. I don't know
what it is. But like I said, if they had
all this information on Trump, why aren't the other Dems
saying anything. They're not posting anything. They're pretending it's not
going on. So something's wrong.
Speaker 1 (13:20):
Well, if the list gets exposed, the liberal left, all
their heroes will be on the list. Think about all
the nut jobs that they endorse. And look how they
turn on p Diddy all of a sudden, everything p Diddy,
this this rapper guy that's in all this trouble. We
knew he was a scumball, but he must not have
marked the right boxes because the left usually sticks up
for people like that. That right, I break the law
(13:43):
and hurt kids and do weird stuff. But for some
reason they don't like him. He must have made find
with Clinton or something.
Speaker 5 (13:50):
When it all comes out, we're I think we're all
going to be amazed exactly what occurred.
Speaker 1 (13:56):
Yep. And John, I'll tell you one more thing. We
still don't know who JFK. And that's been after sixties
how many years? Sixty some years. They're never going to Yeah,
we're too right. We're just little peasants to them.
Speaker 5 (14:12):
I'm hoping.
Speaker 6 (14:14):
Hey, you have a great.
Speaker 2 (14:14):
Day, booth.
Speaker 1 (14:15):
Heyah, always a pleasure. Brother. What do you only to do? Ellie?
We got time for one more? Going back to Ella Ella,
Let's go to Tony.
Speaker 3 (14:24):
He's got an event announced.
Speaker 1 (14:26):
Oh good, Tony, we got for me, buddy, perfect, got
three minutes this morning.
Speaker 6 (14:30):
Hey, real quick, up the twenty eighth of June out
of the Scott's Ma Marysville Corporate Campus. We've got an
event called Copters Cars and Coffee. And what you're going
to see out there are probably some of the nicest
high end cars, high performance cars. Maserati's, Lamborghini's had had
some Bentley's last year. I know you're a car guy,
(14:50):
but if you're a helicopter guy too, they've got a
couple of They had like six different helicopters out there.
They landed out where Jim Haggard and the CEO of
Scott's he as a helipad out back. They land them
out there. The scenery is absolutely beautiful. There'll be a
coffee truck out there. The coffee you gotta pay for,
and there's also a food truck. But the event's free.
The cars lined the parking lot. We had probably maybe
(15:12):
four hundred high performance cars out there last year. It
was packed. It was packed. I mean it was we
parked people across the street. We have the Marysville Police
out there helping direct traffic and everything. But these cars, corvettes.
I mean you see probably millions and millions of dollars
worth of high end cars. And it's free to the public.
Come out, check it out. It's on the twenty eighth
of June, and if it rains that day, the rain
(15:34):
date is the twenty ninth of June, so come out
for a preview. It's a lot of fun and enjoy
someone's hiring cars.
Speaker 1 (15:39):
Oh, I appreciate it, Thank you, thank you. Go pick
the kids. Out. You know, the kids play all these
goofy video games, and if they build their own Lamborghini,
their own Maseratis and stuff, you got to see the cars.
That's cool as could be. Car shows are great, by
the way. Car shows. We've got our on our flight
cruise in at the Moose Club tomorrow on Shrock Road,
(16:00):
expecting about one hundred cars. Get there early. It starts
around two o'clock because we run out of room fast.
And uh you can go in and meet our good
friends at the Moose. One of the best lodges in
the city, but probably well the coolest places I've ever
been a part of. I am so proud to say
I'm a Moose member. And guys like Tony and Willie
and all these legends that have been there forever and
(16:22):
built this place to where you go and you don't
have any drama and everybody has fun and there's always
great events. But come out tomorrow and visit me and
in then come by the Moose. We got a big
car show tomorrow. You'll see some bad ass cars there too.
So this Saturday morning on phones, we're gonna be a break.
We got Michael will Mark, we got maybe one or
two lines open eight two one nine eighty six six
one four two one nine eight six. This is Saturday
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Morning on phones on Damn Boots, Always brought to you
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(17:03):
book and there's this theme where the guy's like, when
you know human greets are dogs, hugs, kisses, get dog
and your hair in your mouth, and then when your cat,
you get cat hair in your mouth. With the minute
you go to restaurant you find a hair in your food,
you have a meltdown. I don't know, it just struck
me funny. Let's go to Michael. Good morning, Michael. What
(17:24):
do you got brother?
Speaker 7 (17:26):
Hey, good morning Boots. You know, I just want to
talk about the Epstein situation down in Palm Beach County.
You know you had a previous caller that mentioned, you know,
Cash Patel and Dan Bongino, who both claimed Epstein killed
himself in his jail cell while the guards just happened
(17:49):
to be away from their post, and the cameras just
happened to be turned off. And the only type of
material in his jail cell that he was able to
use to create a rope to kill himself were paper
sheets that rip very easily. They are specifically designed to
(18:13):
be used in jail cells of suicide victims potential suicide victims,
so they can't achieve their goal. But yet Epstein was
able to kill himself with paper bedsheets. So to say
that Epstein killed himself is laughable at best. And for EPs,
for Cash Betel and Bongino Dan Bongino to seriously say
(18:40):
that he killed himself is a joke. And supposedly now
they're going to have a video supposedly backing that assertion,
and I just I can't wait to see this video.
But yeah, there's well. I think he even could have
been extricated because the the the pictures of his autopsy,
(19:06):
his skin does not look dead. It looks very pinkish,
very alive. And also there are several inconsistencies to the
autopsy photos. Just like JFK you mentioned JFK. Well, down
here in Florida, we have a spectacular congresswoman named Anna Luna,
(19:27):
and she is the one holding the hearings about reopening
the jfk assassination. And the second hearing was spectacular. One
of the seven doctors that were live on the scene
at Parkland Hospital, he's still alive to this day, very intelligent,
very awake, very alert, and he testified that the wound
(19:50):
in John F. Kennedy's head in the it was in
the back of his head. He said, the whole back
of his skull was blown out, which indicates a front shot,
which again is the Grassy Knoll and And this is
what everyone suspected that had any knowledge of the incident.
But yet the government, the Warren Commission, like the nine
(20:12):
to eleven Commission, blamed it on you know, the patsy
that they had prepared.
Speaker 1 (20:18):
So well, Mike, why know guns really well? And I
have shot a similar gun like he used supposedly, there's
no way he was that accurate with that junk gun
he was using. But that's okay, that's that's the cover, right.
Speaker 7 (20:32):
Yeah, No, you're spot on. That car Kano rifle is
a piece of junk.
Speaker 1 (20:37):
It's well, it's it's like it's like one of them.
It's this terrible gun and he was. He was a
marksman and that's why they picked him out as a
pant pots and what you call him pansy or botzy
or whatever.
Speaker 7 (20:49):
Yeah, he was a patsy. He was a patsy. He
he was their scapegoat. Dude, blame it on him. Just
like nine to eleven we had the terrorists from Saudi
Arabia that were commanded by Osama bin Laden who lived
in a cave. You gotta be kidding me. Yeah, But anyways,
(21:11):
you had asked the question, you know, you said you
would like to learn about all this stuff. Now I'm
going to give you a real opportunity here and the
rest of your listeners. I have a YouTube channel with
a playlist. This playlist I have been collecting for years
and years the best of the best videos of every
(21:33):
subject you can imagine regarding the deep State and a
whole lot of other issues. My YouTube channel is called
Securing Our Solutions. That's the name of the channel. SOS
is the acronym, and I urge everyone that is interested
in any of this information. These videos are documentaries produced
(21:56):
by some of the best citizen investigators America has to offer.
I've got an entire list of the best videos on
the Jeffrey Epstein case that erupted in Palm Beach County
in two thousand and six. It was it was uncovered
by a woman that was a writer for the Miami
(22:17):
Herald newspaper in two thousand and six. Her name is
Julie Brown.
Speaker 1 (22:22):
And I tell you, well, I gotta go. But what's
the YouTube channel called.
Speaker 7 (22:27):
Yeah, it's called Securing Our Solutions.
Speaker 1 (22:31):
All right, thank you, Mike, Michael, Michael, we'll talk next Saturday.
Let's go to Mayor Tim because he has his panties
and a bunch and he unfortunately has my cell number
and he's blowing me up, going King Macone, So go ahead, Grandpa.
Speaker 8 (22:46):
Well, well, I tell you I had my panties on
by a don't but that's okay anyway. The Hump Musk situation, yeah,
people are whining about why he had a reason to
do what he did. Well, he lost all kinds of
pacts incentives when Trump took those away from the fuss list,
(23:10):
right right. And then the other thing is Trump is
wanting to make sure that NASA continues to maintain the
space program rather than him. So listen to news program
and you probably listened to the same ones. They talk
about how he's autistic and sometimes he acts, you know,
(23:32):
very childish. So I don't. And it's like the other day,
if the Democrats or if Trump had been in on
the island with Epstein, the Democrats would have used that way.
Speaker 1 (23:46):
Now, yeah, I'm telling you it's a set up. Tim
telling you it's the reason to get the list out there.
And some of these movie stars and people know what's
best for us. You know, you Crown Vic drivers, they
don't want their name out there. So same thing, just
different turd.
Speaker 8 (24:04):
So on the Butler shooter, my question is is if
he was just a passage, what did they do. Did
they put a gun through his parents or his family's
hands to make him voluntarily go up there and go
on that roof I where he could become a patsy
and either be killed or sent the prison for the
(24:25):
rest of his life.
Speaker 1 (24:25):
If you're going to assassinate someone, why do you shoot
at their ear lobe? It's one thing that always threw me.
Speaker 8 (24:32):
Yeah, I don't know. I'm just I'm wondering how it
all got set up.
Speaker 5 (24:36):
Is what I wonder is ge get in there.
Speaker 1 (24:39):
With a firearm, and you know what, I know we
have a lot of conspiratory people call in. But you know,
I'm going to say, there is a lot of stuff
that we don't understand, you know, And I just shake
my head like I always say, you need the old
fat dog that you run up to real quick and
they've been beat and they just roll on their back
and scratch their belly because they don't want it anymore.
(25:01):
The older I get, the more I'm the fat dog.
Once my belly scratched, I'm just hatting. I'm tired of
hearing about it. I'm tired of the tax fan chasing me.
I'm tired of me getting tickets because I'm an easy
I haven't got a ticket for a long time. But
the way the police officers have to conduct theirself and
do the easy pinch because a rather pull guy over,
it looks like us because we're not going to shoot
(25:23):
at him. We're not going to do diplomatic community garbage
wherever they're calling it nowadays, or travelers. So I don't know, Mayor,
I'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 8 (25:31):
Well, listen, I know you're fat, and I know that
you're old, but I don't know about those other things,
and would you go.
Speaker 1 (25:38):
By Willie's Crown Victims clean death in New York?
Speaker 8 (25:43):
How does the Epstein death in New York affect the
price of my eggs?
Speaker 1 (25:47):
The eggs are back down, you know who? I feel
bad for the chicken and has to sport the eggs out.
How does she feel after a long day's work? No
one makes over the chicken and then we then we
then we eat her. It's terrible. Her whole life's spitting
out eggs. And you know the rooster's done with her after,
you know, after a while, and you know, here we go.
Then we make chicken wings out of her. I don't know,
(26:09):
take care to him. I got to go to brigg
Saturday morning, the phones on Damn Boots, brought to you
by the Metal Roof Company, Always protected by the never
been beat American Mate Tale from the Harlem Bank Studios
on news Radio six ten, Old Black Betty by to bound.
We're going to say Mark for last. He's going to
bring the show home because he's my poem master. P.
It's good to Ron. Good morning Ron. What do you
(26:31):
got for me? My brother?
Speaker 9 (26:33):
Good morning Boots. Last Saturday, I heard you talking about
Noah's arc yeah, and I wanted to mention my wife
and I went to the arc and Couner at Williamstown, Kentucky, Okay,
and there's of Noah's Ark there. It's probably bigger than
any cruiseliner today, but okay. It has three decks and
(26:57):
there's living quarters on one deck and places where the
animals were on the other decks. But the story of
the art actually came from the Book of Genesis in
the Bible, where God decided to destroy the earth because
(27:18):
of then, and the Bible account says that all the
springs of the great deep burst forth and floodgates of
Heaven were open, rain fell for forty days and forty nights,
and then every thing on the earth was covered with water,
(27:40):
even the mountains. And so studies have been done by
anthropologists around the world and they found that every culture
knew about the worldwide flood. And then there's one side
report that said geological strata and they're contained marine fossils
(28:04):
provide critical evidence that oceans once covered the continents, even
the highest areas, and even in my own driveway, where
I found a fossilized seashell in a rock in my driveway.
Speaker 1 (28:24):
That's cool.
Speaker 9 (28:26):
So what I'm saying here is I believe the Bible account.
It's true. God's word is true. I believe this really happened. Yeah, And.
Speaker 1 (28:38):
I think what I said was I always always said that.
I always say I believe most of it, but I
also believe that some of it is stories that we
could pass on to make people better. I'm not saying
I don't believe it. I do believe it. But this
seems a little far fetched. But that's okay. I believe
what you're saying. I just don't believe or not believe,
(29:00):
you know, I just I believe. But there are days
I'm like, man, that seems a little far fetched, but
it is what it is. And I know there's some
proof of everything, but you know it, Just what did
he feed the lions? Did he bring extra chickens? Or
did God? You know what I mean. I don't remember
that verse. I have to go by Bible study. I
think I was eight. But what did you get all
(29:22):
the animals? What did you feed the aggressive animals?
Speaker 3 (29:25):
Like?
Speaker 1 (29:25):
Why didn't the lions attack the other animals? I know
I'm being a little critical here. I'm just saying things
that pop in my head that are hard to wrap
my hands.
Speaker 9 (29:33):
I'd go to Williamstown and see that. It's just amazing.
Speaker 1 (29:38):
Yeah, I've heard a lot of great things about it.
And again I believers of God because when I look
at a baby and what it takes to make a
baby and all the forget science, it's a miracle. There's miracles.
You plan a seed. I just plant grass in my
backyard and it grows. Why. I mean, you can see
it all day a long time about science, But I
understand there's a bigger power. I totally agree with. Now,
(30:00):
I don't believe if I die and kill a bunch
of people, I get seventy two virgins. But again that's
what they believe and whatever. You know. It's like, okay,
so appreciate your call, Ron, Thank you so much. You
have a great weekend and hopefully your flowers are blooming heavy.
Let's go to the legend, the myth, the one and
only the poem superstar that everyone comes out to me goes.
(30:24):
Mark has good poems, So Mark, you always bring us
home on a positive night. No, right, before we go
to autos, smart's what you got for me? Brother?
Speaker 4 (30:33):
All right, well, boots, today's poem is ded two groups
of people. Okay, first is everyone who learned to draw
by sketching pieces of fruit in a bowl. The second
group of people is everyone who has ever lost their
job due to corporate cost cutting.
Speaker 1 (30:51):
Okay.
Speaker 4 (30:52):
Poem is one minute and thirty seconds long. It's called
Two former art school models miserate. The art school was
forced to cut costs, two models would have to retire.
Experience always is lost when a newbie who is cheaper
(31:13):
is hired. The school hired a plum, young and supple
who was fresh out of modeling school. She replaced both
the pear and the apple, who considered the act to
be cruel. They soaked at a cafe reflective. I taught
students to draw, said the pear, and I helped them
(31:37):
to master perspective, sighed the apple. It just isn't fair.
We are doomed, said the pair in a rage. The
new model has one attribute. She will work for the
minimum wage. This nonsense will never bear fruit, Tell me
what does she know about art? Can't they see what
(32:00):
if cost cutting leads to the retort of the apple
was tart. She knows nothing and all that she needs
to cried the apple. My god, let me die. I
will donate my body to pie the end.
Speaker 1 (32:18):
You know, I got a joke with you mark your
rhyming words there and you said tart and I kept
thinking a word at rhymes with all that. I can't
believe you didn't put that in there.
Speaker 4 (32:29):
Well maybe next time.
Speaker 1 (32:31):
Yeah, she eats a lot of tarts, which makes her
do a lot of arts.
Speaker 4 (32:36):
Got it all right, have a wonderful day.
Speaker 1 (32:38):
You too, brother. Well, let me get you run down
for next two hours. Thanks all the great callers like always,
So here's all. We got Scotti, mccluoroy's in the house,
my co host. I've got Beth Johnson from on her Flight.
I got Lonnie Alonzo that's a huge sponsor of on
her Flight and he's one of the main reasons I'm
affiliate with on her Flight where it all started at
(32:59):
the Road Club in Grove City way back in the day.
But the first hour from eight to from eight to nine,
I have Michael Sacks from one eight hundred. Lemon law.
It's super important that you call in if you think
your car is a lemon. Now, unfortunately there's a whole
different rules when it comes to use cars. But on
new cars, if you're under warranty and you've had our
(33:20):
history of issues. It doesn't hurt the dealer. Please call
in and Michael Sacks will coach you through it. I'm
honored to have him as a sponsor almost since day one,
and the man is amazing when it comes to Lemon Law. Now,
Steve Jermaine, Jessica Jermaine, Austin Germain, Zach Jermaine, they've all
been on my show and they've all said they love
the Lemon Law because it's the manufacturer, it's not the dealer.
(33:44):
So it's say you're in love with your dealer, that's fine.
When you do a Lemon Law, they get to sell
another car, they get to let you buy your old
one back, you get a lot of your money back.
In certain cases, it's a win win for everybody. So again,
make sure you call in seven nine three, nineteen fifty seven.
I have Michael Sacks the first hour and then we
have a huge flight coming up Tuesday. We typically fly
(34:08):
out on Thursday, but Bethel will explain there's something going
on in DC where we had to move it to
a Tuesday, so for all my regulars to come out
and cheer these veterans home. Make sure he come out
Tuesday night. Now, I tell everybody get there on eighty
sh because it packs fast. And I'm telling you last
one with my Appalachia math, we had about three thousand
people there, three thousand making up for the disrespect these
(34:33):
men and men and women got back when they came
back from Vietnam. Especially now world War two guys, we
harready have any left unfortunately, but if you know world
War two guy, please call in today the second hour
of Auto Smarts and have Beth getting signed up because
we will well, I promise you for as a World
War two guy, and he has not been on our flight,
we will get him on the next flight. And again
I want to welcome a new sponsor. I finally finally
(34:57):
have an insurance agency. Step up to the plate, Dave Rosen.
We're going to get this Haggarty stuff handled. He's a
Haggarty rep. Matt Pscona set it up. So we're going
to finally have an insurance company that I can direct
you to and go straight to Haggarty and make sure
you get guaranteed value, not agreed value. So it spends
(35:20):
Saturday morning on phones, whether you like it or not.
I'll be here next Saturday, Well yet again from the
Harlem Bank Studios, brought to you by the Metal Roof Company,
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