June 2, 2025 • 13 mins
Anyone who still doubts whether there’s a mental health crisis in this country needs to look no further than the Democrat Party and one of its defacto leaders as they look for direction.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
The Brian Mudshoe podcast is driven by Brayman Motor Cars.
My family is a Brayman Motor Cars family. Your family
should be to visit Braymanmotorcars dot com. Welcome to the
Brian mud Show.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
Thanks for listening.
Speaker 3 (00:18):
Passion plus talent is unstoppable. It's time for today's top
three takeaways. Yeah, so today's takeaways. You know what, we
haven't seen enough of meanness. If only we had a
little more meanness in society. Do you think that makes
things better? Joel, Yes, I do. I think I think
(00:39):
it's an excellent idea. I think we should start with
Tim Walls.
Speaker 4 (00:42):
We should be mean to him.
Speaker 1 (00:45):
You know, turn the other cheek comes to mind on that.
But there's a reason why Joel is.
Speaker 4 (00:50):
Talking we go high.
Speaker 1 (00:51):
Is that what you're Yeah, exactly if you're doing Yeah,
we also have not and bullan enough, right, What we
have a lack of in our society is meanness and bulean.
And if you're wondering what in the world I'm talking
about in why Joel made reference to Walls, they're all interconnected.
(01:12):
As we'll talk about the desperate state of the DNC.
But first, an Islamic terrorist illegal immigrant allowed into the
United States by the Biden administration responsible for an anti
semit attack, a terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado. Here is
(01:32):
Fox thirty one, Denver's Shall Turner with the story.
Speaker 5 (01:36):
We can tell you now there were six victims, two
airlifted to Denver before taken to Boulder Community Hospital, one
in serious condition. These victims have severe burn injuries. And
now we can confirm from the FBI that the suspect
yelled free Palestine as this person through these what are
now being termed as Molotov cocktails into their crowd. And
(01:59):
this was a group peacefully conducting an event called the
Run for Their Lives Walk on Pearl Street. The suspect
named as Mohammed Savory Solomon, forty five years old.
Speaker 1 (02:08):
Yeah, so, just another warm and flummy, fluffy Islamic terrorists
from Egypt that the Biden administration brought into this country. Good.
Maybe he was just listening to Tim Walls today before,
because my top takeaway today is be a little meaner.
Speaker 4 (02:27):
Now.
Speaker 1 (02:27):
I was paying attention to Tim Walls over the weekend
and what I learned was, oh, we need to be
a little meaner. In fact, he didn't apply a little
I mean, he was implying. On So anyone who still
doubts whether there is a mental health crisis in the
country need look no further than the Democrat Party in
one of its de facto leaders as they are looking
for direction. Over the weekend, while delivering a Keno dress
(02:51):
to the South Carolina Democrat Party, the aforementioned governor of
Minnesota and former Kamala Harris running mate Tim Walls, also
known as Timpon, and these words of wisdom for his
fellow Democrats. Maybe it's time for us to be a
little meaner. Maybe it's time for us to be a
(03:13):
little more fierce, because we have to ferociously push back
on this referring to President Trump's agenda. Okay, so that's
what has been missing a light for Democrats. They've not
been mean enough, They've not been fierce enough. So that
was all part of what Timpon had to say regarding
(03:35):
the change in attitude he believes is necessary within the
Democrat Party. It's not enough meanness. So apparently, multiple attempts
to murder Donald Trump, including one which resulted in him
being shot, just is not mean enough for Timpon and company.
By the way, the Room of Democrats cheered him on.
(03:56):
I mean, it was a big applause for this, providing
incide into the really troubling makeup of these people who
are in the upper echelons of party leadership these days.
So these are pretty tough words, by the way, for
a man who like clearly looked like a fish out
of water when they handed them a hunting rifle, and uh, you.
Speaker 2 (04:15):
Know, he's like, hey, I've man, I'm one of these things. Yeah,
I walk around with them just because it's Tuesday, and
they're like, sir, turned the gun around.
Speaker 4 (04:29):
Touls reaction.
Speaker 1 (04:30):
What's pretty good on that. So anyway, by the way,
if you're not familiar with the reason I'm referring to
Wallace as tampon, this of course the Minnesota governor who
oversaw the implementation of tampon dispensers in boys bathrooms in
Minnesota's public schools, because you just never know when a
thirteen year old boy is going to need a tampon. Chell,
(04:53):
When are you laughing? This is not a funny thing.
Speaker 4 (04:56):
Even in my even in my perm years, when I
I thought it, well was one year you said your
one like I thought I was prince when you were
got to pay. I must have been thirty somewhere between
twelve and fourteen. I was still in that school for sure,
So twelve thirteen maybe, But yeah, even then, I did
not need tampons. I don't know where I would stick one.
(05:17):
Oh that was not necessary.
Speaker 1 (05:20):
But yeah, if ever it were going to happen to
a boy, if ever that was going to be a thing,
it would have happened when you permed.
Speaker 4 (05:27):
Yeah, you were here.
Speaker 1 (05:28):
So I don't think there's ever going to be a
point where a boy needs one. So again, these people
are not mentally well. And reinforcing this point was Wallace's
subsequent message at said Democrat get together. My second takeaway
today bully the blank out of him. By the way,
(05:48):
good morning, Happy Monday. Not for the Democrat Party or
their messaging. Again, we're talking about the desperate state of
the DNC in my top three takeaways today, because there
really was. It takes a lot to kind of get
me to go, wow, you know this party is out
to lunch, because everything that's the case, But then this happened.
I'm like, this is worth discussing here because it is
(06:08):
disturbing at a level. I don't know that I've really
seen before, So bully the blank out of him. So
you know what, we apparently also do not have enough
of We didn't have enough meanness in the Democrat Party,
and apparently we also don't have enough bullying taking place
in society today. Joel, don't you agree that if only
we had some more bullying that would fix all of them?
Speaker 4 (06:30):
I think that's what this country's missing, is bullies.
Speaker 1 (06:32):
Well, that is timpun Walls's logic here and the deeply
disturbing Democrats who again cheered on this messaging over the weekend.
Walls continued in a speech after saying that more meanness
was necessary by saying, quote, I'll speak to my teacher
colleagues in here. This is especially good because this is
a message for teachers specifically, because there's definitely a place
(06:56):
we need to focus the bullying. It would be with
teachers in schools. He said. The thing that bothers a
teacher more than anything is to watch a bully. And
when it's a child, you talk to him and you
tell him why bullying's wrong. But then it's an adult
like Donald Trump, and you bully the blank out of
(07:17):
him back. Okay, you bully the blank out of him back,
you push back, make sure they know it's not there.
I'm not sure what that's supposed to mean, but he
said it as part of all this. Okay, So, after
suggesting to his teacher colleagues that bullying the blank out
(07:40):
of President Trump was the answer, he added the obligatory
comment that President Trump is quote the existential threat that.
Speaker 4 (07:49):
He knew was coming.
Speaker 1 (07:51):
See, yeah, there's a heck of a lot to make
fun of here, But at the same time, exactly funny
when you have a call for a meaner and effectively
more violent party, at least rhetorically, and there's a huge
ovation and audience within the remaining party faithful for that message.
Not really sure what this says, Actually, I'm pretty sure
what that says. No, it's good. So this would be
(08:14):
all kinds of outrageous and irresponsible without multiple assassination attempts
on Trump? Is that much more outrageous given that, Oh,
I don't know, they've happened at recent National Institutes of
Health study identified that fifty nine point three million adults
are about twenty three percent suffer from mental health illness.
You know, when that first came across, not all that
(08:36):
long ago, I was like, that seems kind of like
a high number. Now I realize, no, they're just it's
the Democrats. That's that's what The number is almost right
in line with Democrat Party. So there you go, mentally
unwell stated Democrats. These are clearly tripled people with a
(08:56):
disturbing message for the country and action plan opposing President
Trump's agenda meanness and bullying a reason. Pew Research Center
study found seventy four percent of parents with school aged
children were concerned about bullying in schools. Joel, are you
worried about bullying in schools?
Speaker 4 (09:14):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (09:14):
Yeah, yeah, you got a daughter.
Speaker 4 (09:16):
She's in middle school now, she's she's going to be
she's just finished sixth grade. Yeah, that's okay, big concern.
Speaker 1 (09:22):
Forty six percent of students, by the way, he said,
they have been bullied. Only six percent of students say
that bullying was not a problem, which I think probably
identifies the population of boys. Yeah. So, and here you
literally have Tim Walls telling teachers that they need to
become bullies, bully the blank of the President of.
Speaker 4 (09:44):
The United States.
Speaker 1 (09:45):
It's got like any questions with these people, this said,
desperate party, desperate message, dangerous things that they're saying to
try to gain traction even if you oppose President Trump's policies,
do you really identify with any of this? Do you
really want to be associated with these deeply disturbed people
leading the party in the messaging speaking of deeply disturbed
(10:05):
and things of that nature. My third take White today,
You know June is going to be less queer this year,
but maybe not in California, where you did have a
boy pretending to be a girl competing against the girls
taking home two golds at a state competition, sixteen year.
Speaker 6 (10:28):
Old transgender student athlete ab Hernandez shared first place in
the high jump and triple jump after competing in the
girls' finals. Hernandez also shared second place in long jump.
After this competition, Hernandez's participation sparked some protests, lots of
national intention, and heated debate. The CIF, the state's high
school governing sports body, changed the rules days before the
(10:50):
meet to allow biological females to receive metals based on
where they would have finished if a transgender athlete had
not competed. They also allowed biological female apthletes at last
who fell shy of qualifying for the championship.
Speaker 4 (11:03):
Is that nice. I heard it was Rose Gold. I
just it's so stupid, Yes, I mean, aside from everything
else to call it, it's.
Speaker 1 (11:13):
Stupid, aside from a sixteen year old transgender person in
the first place, which means that there should be a
doctor behind bars and parents potentially there too. But nevertheless,
about my third takeaway today, June being less queer this
year gay straight something none of us need thrown in
our faces. Sexuality does not matter. We don't need sexuality
(11:36):
thrown in our faces. And this just then, being proud
of one's sexuality is close to the lowest form of
the human condition. If you were to be proud of something,
I don't know, how about accomplishing something rather than just
being something. Although then I was thinking about the whole
(11:57):
transgender thing, and maybe they think, hey, you know, I'm
a trannee, so I've taken extraordinary steps. I did accomplish something.
Oh gotcha, right, you took extraordinary steps to deny your
god given biology.
Speaker 4 (12:10):
Got it.
Speaker 1 (12:11):
But anyway, as we wait into June, their figures will
be much less corporate queer cheer this year. A new
study shows thirty nine percent of businesses will reduce or
eliminate their pride participation this year, with actually no corporations
stating they were increasing activity. And I think some of
that could just be because how could you? But anyway,
(12:32):
the number one reason cited by business leaders for the
change the new administration. The number two reasons cited the
ear of backlash from conservative consumers. As is stated by
James in the Bible, God opposes the proud, but gives
grace to the humble, or as is stated in Proverbs,
when pride comes in, then comes disgrace. Sounds about right
(12:57):
and from budlight to target many others in between. That's
exactly what we've seen. Pride, then disgrace, and it's almost
like God said it would work out that way. It's
kind of funny. Oh wait, he actually did. So doing
the right thing is actually always the right thing, Blindly
following pop culture and modern society as a means to
an end in more ways than one. So yeah, we
(13:17):
figure to have less pride thrown into our faces this year,
which is in direct response to what you voted for
at the polls and also with your wallet. So it's
been working.
Speaker 4 (13:27):
Keep it up,
The Brian Mudshoe podcast is driven by Brayman Motor Cars.
My family is a Brayman Motor Cars family. Your family
should be to visit Braymanmotorcars dot com. Welcome to the
Brian mud Show.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
Thanks for listening.
Speaker 3 (00:18):
Passion plus talent is unstoppable. It's time for today's top
three takeaways. Yeah, so today's takeaways. You know what, we
haven't seen enough of meanness. If only we had a
little more meanness in society. Do you think that makes
things better? Joel, Yes, I do. I think I think
(00:39):
it's an excellent idea. I think we should start with
Tim Walls.
Speaker 4 (00:42):
We should be mean to him.
Speaker 1 (00:45):
You know, turn the other cheek comes to mind on that.
But there's a reason why Joel is.
Speaker 4 (00:50):
Talking we go high.
Speaker 1 (00:51):
Is that what you're Yeah, exactly if you're doing Yeah,
we also have not and bullan enough, right, What we
have a lack of in our society is meanness and bulean.
And if you're wondering what in the world I'm talking
about in why Joel made reference to Walls, they're all interconnected.
(01:12):
As we'll talk about the desperate state of the DNC.
But first, an Islamic terrorist illegal immigrant allowed into the
United States by the Biden administration responsible for an anti
semit attack, a terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado. Here is
(01:32):
Fox thirty one, Denver's Shall Turner with the story.
Speaker 5 (01:36):
We can tell you now there were six victims, two
airlifted to Denver before taken to Boulder Community Hospital, one
in serious condition. These victims have severe burn injuries. And
now we can confirm from the FBI that the suspect
yelled free Palestine as this person through these what are
now being termed as Molotov cocktails into their crowd. And
(01:59):
this was a group peacefully conducting an event called the
Run for Their Lives Walk on Pearl Street. The suspect
named as Mohammed Savory Solomon, forty five years old.
Speaker 1 (02:08):
Yeah, so, just another warm and flummy, fluffy Islamic terrorists
from Egypt that the Biden administration brought into this country. Good.
Maybe he was just listening to Tim Walls today before,
because my top takeaway today is be a little meaner.
Speaker 4 (02:27):
Now.
Speaker 1 (02:27):
I was paying attention to Tim Walls over the weekend
and what I learned was, oh, we need to be
a little meaner. In fact, he didn't apply a little
I mean, he was implying. On So anyone who still
doubts whether there is a mental health crisis in the
country need look no further than the Democrat Party in
one of its de facto leaders as they are looking
for direction. Over the weekend, while delivering a Keno dress
(02:51):
to the South Carolina Democrat Party, the aforementioned governor of
Minnesota and former Kamala Harris running mate Tim Walls, also
known as Timpon, and these words of wisdom for his
fellow Democrats. Maybe it's time for us to be a
little meaner. Maybe it's time for us to be a
(03:13):
little more fierce, because we have to ferociously push back
on this referring to President Trump's agenda. Okay, so that's
what has been missing a light for Democrats. They've not
been mean enough, They've not been fierce enough. So that
was all part of what Timpon had to say regarding
(03:35):
the change in attitude he believes is necessary within the
Democrat Party. It's not enough meanness. So apparently, multiple attempts
to murder Donald Trump, including one which resulted in him
being shot, just is not mean enough for Timpon and company.
By the way, the Room of Democrats cheered him on.
(03:56):
I mean, it was a big applause for this, providing
incide into the really troubling makeup of these people who
are in the upper echelons of party leadership these days.
So these are pretty tough words, by the way, for
a man who like clearly looked like a fish out
of water when they handed them a hunting rifle, and uh, you.
Speaker 2 (04:15):
Know, he's like, hey, I've man, I'm one of these things. Yeah,
I walk around with them just because it's Tuesday, and
they're like, sir, turned the gun around.
Speaker 4 (04:29):
Touls reaction.
Speaker 1 (04:30):
What's pretty good on that. So anyway, by the way,
if you're not familiar with the reason I'm referring to
Wallace as tampon, this of course the Minnesota governor who
oversaw the implementation of tampon dispensers in boys bathrooms in
Minnesota's public schools, because you just never know when a
thirteen year old boy is going to need a tampon. Chell,
(04:53):
When are you laughing? This is not a funny thing.
Speaker 4 (04:56):
Even in my even in my perm years, when I
I thought it, well was one year you said your
one like I thought I was prince when you were
got to pay. I must have been thirty somewhere between
twelve and fourteen. I was still in that school for sure,
So twelve thirteen maybe, But yeah, even then, I did
not need tampons. I don't know where I would stick one.
(05:17):
Oh that was not necessary.
Speaker 1 (05:20):
But yeah, if ever it were going to happen to
a boy, if ever that was going to be a thing,
it would have happened when you permed.
Speaker 4 (05:27):
Yeah, you were here.
Speaker 1 (05:28):
So I don't think there's ever going to be a
point where a boy needs one. So again, these people
are not mentally well. And reinforcing this point was Wallace's
subsequent message at said Democrat get together. My second takeaway
today bully the blank out of him. By the way,
(05:48):
good morning, Happy Monday. Not for the Democrat Party or
their messaging. Again, we're talking about the desperate state of
the DNC in my top three takeaways today, because there
really was. It takes a lot to kind of get
me to go, wow, you know this party is out
to lunch, because everything that's the case, But then this happened.
I'm like, this is worth discussing here because it is
(06:08):
disturbing at a level. I don't know that I've really
seen before, So bully the blank out of him. So
you know what, we apparently also do not have enough
of We didn't have enough meanness in the Democrat Party,
and apparently we also don't have enough bullying taking place
in society today. Joel, don't you agree that if only
we had some more bullying that would fix all of them?
Speaker 4 (06:30):
I think that's what this country's missing, is bullies.
Speaker 1 (06:32):
Well, that is timpun Walls's logic here and the deeply
disturbing Democrats who again cheered on this messaging over the weekend.
Walls continued in a speech after saying that more meanness
was necessary by saying, quote, I'll speak to my teacher
colleagues in here. This is especially good because this is
a message for teachers specifically, because there's definitely a place
(06:56):
we need to focus the bullying. It would be with
teachers in schools. He said. The thing that bothers a
teacher more than anything is to watch a bully. And
when it's a child, you talk to him and you
tell him why bullying's wrong. But then it's an adult
like Donald Trump, and you bully the blank out of
(07:17):
him back. Okay, you bully the blank out of him back,
you push back, make sure they know it's not there.
I'm not sure what that's supposed to mean, but he
said it as part of all this. Okay, So, after
suggesting to his teacher colleagues that bullying the blank out
(07:40):
of President Trump was the answer, he added the obligatory
comment that President Trump is quote the existential threat that.
Speaker 4 (07:49):
He knew was coming.
Speaker 1 (07:51):
See, yeah, there's a heck of a lot to make
fun of here, But at the same time, exactly funny
when you have a call for a meaner and effectively
more violent party, at least rhetorically, and there's a huge
ovation and audience within the remaining party faithful for that message.
Not really sure what this says, Actually, I'm pretty sure
what that says. No, it's good. So this would be
(08:14):
all kinds of outrageous and irresponsible without multiple assassination attempts
on Trump? Is that much more outrageous given that, Oh,
I don't know, they've happened at recent National Institutes of
Health study identified that fifty nine point three million adults
are about twenty three percent suffer from mental health illness.
You know, when that first came across, not all that
(08:36):
long ago, I was like, that seems kind of like
a high number. Now I realize, no, they're just it's
the Democrats. That's that's what The number is almost right
in line with Democrat Party. So there you go, mentally
unwell stated Democrats. These are clearly tripled people with a
(08:56):
disturbing message for the country and action plan opposing President
Trump's agenda meanness and bullying a reason. Pew Research Center
study found seventy four percent of parents with school aged
children were concerned about bullying in schools. Joel, are you
worried about bullying in schools?
Speaker 4 (09:14):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (09:14):
Yeah, yeah, you got a daughter.
Speaker 4 (09:16):
She's in middle school now, she's she's going to be
she's just finished sixth grade. Yeah, that's okay, big concern.
Speaker 1 (09:22):
Forty six percent of students, by the way, he said,
they have been bullied. Only six percent of students say
that bullying was not a problem, which I think probably
identifies the population of boys. Yeah. So, and here you
literally have Tim Walls telling teachers that they need to
become bullies, bully the blank of the President of.
Speaker 4 (09:44):
The United States.
Speaker 1 (09:45):
It's got like any questions with these people, this said,
desperate party, desperate message, dangerous things that they're saying to
try to gain traction even if you oppose President Trump's policies,
do you really identify with any of this? Do you
really want to be associated with these deeply disturbed people
leading the party in the messaging speaking of deeply disturbed
(10:05):
and things of that nature. My third take White today,
You know June is going to be less queer this year,
but maybe not in California, where you did have a
boy pretending to be a girl competing against the girls
taking home two golds at a state competition, sixteen year.
Speaker 6 (10:28):
Old transgender student athlete ab Hernandez shared first place in
the high jump and triple jump after competing in the
girls' finals. Hernandez also shared second place in long jump.
After this competition, Hernandez's participation sparked some protests, lots of
national intention, and heated debate. The CIF, the state's high
school governing sports body, changed the rules days before the
(10:50):
meet to allow biological females to receive metals based on
where they would have finished if a transgender athlete had
not competed. They also allowed biological female apthletes at last
who fell shy of qualifying for the championship.
Speaker 4 (11:03):
Is that nice. I heard it was Rose Gold. I
just it's so stupid, Yes, I mean, aside from everything
else to call it, it's.
Speaker 1 (11:13):
Stupid, aside from a sixteen year old transgender person in
the first place, which means that there should be a
doctor behind bars and parents potentially there too. But nevertheless,
about my third takeaway today, June being less queer this
year gay straight something none of us need thrown in
our faces. Sexuality does not matter. We don't need sexuality
(11:36):
thrown in our faces. And this just then, being proud
of one's sexuality is close to the lowest form of
the human condition. If you were to be proud of something,
I don't know, how about accomplishing something rather than just
being something. Although then I was thinking about the whole
(11:57):
transgender thing, and maybe they think, hey, you know, I'm
a trannee, so I've taken extraordinary steps. I did accomplish something.
Oh gotcha, right, you took extraordinary steps to deny your
god given biology.
Speaker 4 (12:10):
Got it.
Speaker 1 (12:11):
But anyway, as we wait into June, their figures will
be much less corporate queer cheer this year. A new
study shows thirty nine percent of businesses will reduce or
eliminate their pride participation this year, with actually no corporations
stating they were increasing activity. And I think some of
that could just be because how could you? But anyway,
(12:32):
the number one reason cited by business leaders for the
change the new administration. The number two reasons cited the
ear of backlash from conservative consumers. As is stated by
James in the Bible, God opposes the proud, but gives
grace to the humble, or as is stated in Proverbs,
when pride comes in, then comes disgrace. Sounds about right
(12:57):
and from budlight to target many others in between. That's
exactly what we've seen. Pride, then disgrace, and it's almost
like God said it would work out that way. It's
kind of funny. Oh wait, he actually did. So doing
the right thing is actually always the right thing, Blindly
following pop culture and modern society as a means to
an end in more ways than one. So yeah, we
(13:17):
figure to have less pride thrown into our faces this year,
which is in direct response to what you voted for
at the polls and also with your wallet. So it's
been working.
Speaker 4 (13:27):
Keep it up,
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