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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Michael just wanted to let you know I've been watching
grocery prices very very closely, and so yesterday in the ads,
Safeway had a few things that were noticeably less. They're
not great, but they are noticeably less. So hey, let's
make America great again and bring down those grocery prices.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
I've noticed it.
Speaker 3 (00:23):
So, as I told you yesterday, I composed a tweet
that the country's on a precipice and we're either going
to continue down this path of realigning back with basic
constitutional principles free markets, individual liberty, individual freedom, limited government,
(00:44):
by exposing all the waste, fraud and abuse, beginning to
downsize the government, beginning to shift back to the states,
all of those things like the Department of Ed, which
is I told you in the last hour. You look
at the stats. I mean, it's the equival of the
War on poverty. We spent trillions of dollars in the
War on poverty, and we have just as many, if
(01:07):
not more poor people and more people dependent on the
government now than we did before. It is not an
unintended consequence of the War on poverty. An intended consequence
of the War on poverty was indeed to make people
more dependent upon the government, particularly a government controlled by
the Democrat Party. I went on to say that it
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seems to me that we, meaning conservatives, Republicans, libertarians, those
on the right side of the political spectrum, seem to
mostly be making the right decisions. We seem to be
mostly going in the right direction. We're not perfect, but
we're at least going in the right direction. However, on
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the other side, they and I did say, I said,
they tend to be making all wrong decisions. There's not
anything that the left is doing. Those on the left
side of the political spectrum, I can't point to anything
that they're doing that is the right thing. They're actively
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supporting violence, they're actively supporting the waste, fraud and abuse.
They're actively supporting the fact that they're making millions off
their positions. They're actively supporting everything that is wrong with
the country. And yes, I said, it has become us
versus them, and I read it and I thought, I
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don't want to put this in a post. I'd rather
use this as a topic today. And what prompted all
of this is the violence against Tesla. Now, think about how
ironic it is, well, maybe not ironic, but isn't it
kind of interesting that a guy like me who has
(03:03):
always said I support your choice to go buy an EV,
I just don't. I don't want to subsidize it, and
I don't want to hear your bull crap about how
you're saving the environment. So go buy an EV. I
don't care. I don't support and would not buy. I
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don't think I would ever buy until the technology changes,
I don't think i'd ever buy an EV. So why
am I so bumfuzzled? And why am I so angry?
And I am angry about what's going on in the
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country right now because we are at this precipice and
anytime you're you know, when you're at the fork in
the road. Take it right back to the Tesla stories.
Speaker 4 (04:01):
Two Tesla's caught on fire last night at the state
Line Tesla dealership and now investigators suspect Arson our Derissa
White is live in front of that dealership.
Speaker 5 (04:10):
What do we know so far?
Speaker 6 (04:11):
Derisa?
Speaker 3 (04:11):
Now, just remember they suspect Arson duh shocker? I know, really,
you mean they just didn't spontaneously combust.
Speaker 7 (04:23):
Yeah, well, this investigation is still underway and little details
have come out about this.
Speaker 2 (04:29):
I'm just gonna move it out of the way, so
you can see.
Speaker 7 (04:31):
Now under those two blankets are the two Tesla cars,
and investigators.
Speaker 2 (04:36):
Are called to the scene. Now, the information that we.
Speaker 7 (04:39):
Got from police is that Kansas City Police officer was
in the area when he noticed smoke coming from a
Tesla cybery truck parked in the Tesla parking lot.
Speaker 2 (04:49):
The officer used a fire.
Speaker 7 (04:51):
Extinguisher to try to put out the flames, but the
fire continued to spread.
Speaker 2 (04:56):
Now, CACFD was called to.
Speaker 7 (04:57):
The scene, but by then the flames had already right
to the second cyber truck.
Speaker 2 (05:02):
Park next to the first one.
Speaker 7 (05:03):
We spoke with Battalion Chief Hopkins about what his team
observed when they arrived on scene.
Speaker 6 (05:10):
We were able to get water on them, copious amounts
of water get the fire out, and then the Tesla
dealership actually provided the fire blankets that are needed. After
you get them out, you take those blankets, place them
over the vehicle, and then that helps to keep the
vehicle from reigniting.
Speaker 7 (05:27):
Now, police say that the fire is still under investigation,
but preliminary findings indicate that this fire may have been
intentionally set.
Speaker 2 (05:37):
But that's the latest from right now.
Speaker 3 (05:39):
Check may have been may have been intentionally set. We
suspect arson it may have.
Speaker 2 (05:48):
And I do like cac mode.
Speaker 8 (05:49):
I like this text message here that the coincides was
with that fire chief had said that, yes, uh, the
teslas were likely under the fire blankets that were used
to help extinguish the lithium battery fires, since foam and
water will not put them out.
Speaker 3 (06:05):
And I found it interesting too, because this fire captain
or whatever he was, said that after copious amounts of
water trying to put the cars out. I thought we
had a talk back at some other point when we
were talking about evs about how water just won't put
them out, and in Colorado at least they just let
them burn.
Speaker 8 (06:25):
Yeah, you recall something similar that too. I think it
was somebody who had left the talk back or a
text message saying that they worked for the fire department
or volunteered with them, or something along those kind of lines.
Speaker 5 (06:34):
But yes, yeah, that sounds about right now.
Speaker 3 (06:37):
As I said yesterday, I looked up the word terrorism. Now,
obviously I know what terrorism is, but I wanted to
see specifically what the definition of it was, and it's
individual or group acts of violence intended to harm someone
in order to affect public policy. Well, these are blatant
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attempts to affect public policy. What is the public policy
they are attacking that they're using terrorism to attack, trying
to eliminate waste, fraud and abuse, trying to eliminate fraud,
trying to make a more efficient use of your tax
dollars that are forcibly taken from your paycheck. This is
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just astonishing to me. And how long before somebody gets killed?
There's also you can find it on my x timeline
at Michael Brown USA. There's also a photo because I
remember these the teslas, just like my beamer, have have
the sensors and the cameras around them, and so like mine,
keeps track. I can set it to right now detect
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movement around my car. It also keeps a loop of
as I'm dry, so I don't need a bodycam of
all the things going around. So I've got always I
always have like fifteen minutes of footage of what's going
on around me. So you know, somebody jumps out in
front of me and I you know, I run over
a pedestrian. Well I've got the video. This show's hey, hey,
he jumped out in front of me. Or you know,
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a vehicle or whatever. These people are are freaking idiots.
So there's a guy, and I mean he's a slob.
He is. He is a pathetic, stinky looking, mangy looking slob,
probably a twenty something. He's got unkempt hair, you know,
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one of these frazzled beards. He's wearing a dirty T
shirt of some sort, some sort of ugly shorts, and
some crappy Oh it sounds like I'm describing.
Speaker 5 (08:41):
No, no, I'm bald, I'm bald.
Speaker 3 (08:43):
All okay, Yeah, I was thinking, Wait a minute, I
know this person. No, no, no, no, no, it wasn't you.
And he's approaching a tesla, reaching into it, into his shorts,
taking his fingers, wiping his ass with his fingers, and
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smearing feces all over the chargers and a tesla obviously,
I know, creating a biohazard. What kind of human is that?
What what kind of human is it?
Speaker 8 (09:20):
Would it be better if, say, maybe he reached into
a diaper that was in his hands, or he took
a diaper and just went rather than reaching to the
back of his own damn pants, because he had to
soil himself in order for this to happen.
Speaker 3 (09:38):
And somebody in the comments to that reposting that I
did yesterday said, in effect, you mean he had to
s word his self in order to be able to
do that.
Speaker 8 (09:55):
Yeah. Yeah, because it's completely different, different, but so similar
to the fact that the city he was changing his
son or daughter's diaper, and.
Speaker 5 (10:05):
I'll say this and go smear down the Tesla, you know,
all over the Tesla.
Speaker 8 (10:08):
There's a big difference from reaching into your own.
Speaker 5 (10:11):
Pants and going, what am I going to do with this?
Since this is here, now I might as well.
Speaker 3 (10:16):
And then I so I went back and watched the
video again after that comment to see if I could
detect any you know, attempt to you know, pinch one
out while he's walking toward the car.
Speaker 5 (10:30):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (10:32):
Welcome to the United States of America on March twenty
twenty five. This is where we are now. I'm going
to get to Tim Waltz in a minute, but before
we get to Tim Walls, there's a website called DOGE
quest DGE, you know, Department of Government Efficiency Quest queesd.
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It has an interactive nationwide man yep that allows all
you want to be terrorists to track down Tesla dealerships
and even individual Tesla owners. Now, the proprietors of the
site came, oh, our intent is not malicious, which is
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must be why the map cursor just happens to be
a Molotov cocktail. But they're not malicious. No. Now, if
you're a Tesla owner and your private information is on
those quests, they'll take it down for you if you
can prove that you have sold your car. Now, my
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legal brain says, oh, that's called extortion. We won't damage
your car if you we got your name and address,
we got your plate number, we get everything about your car.
But if you prove to us that you I've sold
that vehicle. Senator Kelly, I'm curious, why did you sell
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your Tesla's Did you submit to extortion? I'm just curious.
I don't know. I you know, I know I'm an
old fart, and I know I may be old fashioned,
but destroying other people's property is wrong. Even if you're
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angry about losing an election, and even if you think
Elon Musk is a jerk, I'm starting to wonder if
Democrats really care about saving the environment. I know, let
me rephrase that. That's not true. I've always known that
Democrats never really cared about saving the environment. They've just
now given me the empirical evidence to prove to you,
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your honor, that they don't care about saving the environment,
because apparently the fate of the planet is not nearly
as important as keeping a guy they don't like from
making more money or from just Ina. Oh, I don't know.
Private enterprise, a free market coming up with a product
that people are willing to pay money for. You know
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who loves all of this? Now, let's talk about Tim Walls.
He's so happy about it. He even tweeted out.
Speaker 9 (13:18):
This video, sang on my phone, I don't send me
know this on the iPhone. They've got that little stock app.
I added Tesla toe to give me a little boost
during the day.
Speaker 4 (13:29):
Two twenty five and dropping son And if you own one,
if you own one, we're not blaming you. You can
you can take dental floss and pull the Tesla thing off,
you know, and take out of.
Speaker 3 (13:45):
Just telling you.
Speaker 5 (13:46):
I mean, you still know it's a freaking Tesla.
Speaker 8 (13:48):
If I take the Nissan logo off of my car,
it's still a Nissan, and you can still see that
it's a freaking Nissan.
Speaker 10 (13:54):
Your dim wit you missed the larger point. Oh sorry,
Here is the governor of Minnesota inciting vandalism in a
public forum.
Speaker 8 (14:08):
I would argue the fact that he's saying, you can
do that to your own car. So if I take
the Nissan logos off of my car that I can.
Speaker 3 (14:14):
See, I might, but I might, I might see that
argument to you. But in the context of the which
I can't play the entirety of because of the word
BS and an f mom in it, he's advocating that
you go do this, not not if you're a test lower,
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but if you want to vandalize a vehicle, all you
need is dental flaws and you can pull the te off. Now,
Wals didn't get to be the Vice president of the
United States, So what's he do? I know, It's sad,
isn't it. He's celebrating and advocating and describing how to
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commit acts of vandalism against an American company. Now, hey,
if CUSS.
Speaker 8 (15:05):
Is three of the top ten cars most of madd
America cars.
Speaker 3 (15:10):
Absolutely And at the same time that he is laughing
about the drop in teslass stock. The governor of Minnesota,
who is probably the de facto chairman of the Minnesota
Public Employees Retirement Association or whatever they call it, owns
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all most two million shares of TESLASS stock. So here
is the governor of Minnesota celebrating public employees losing value
in their stock portfolio, and not only celebrating the loss
of the value of stock portfolio, but advocating that you
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go do things to further drive down the stock. Now,
I told you I got a few problems with Musk.
I don't like all the things he does on Twitter,
and I think it's fair if you want to criticize
his role in Trump administration. I think some things. I
think they're a little on the edge about a few things.
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But I also celebrate everything that he's shown. But none
of that justifies any violence against him or his companies.
And the funny thing is, you know what, you know
it must going to be just fine. He's not going
to go hungry anytime soon. But if you condone this terrorism,
and that's precisely what this is, the systematic use of
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care as a means of coercion, your soul and the
soul of this nation is bankrupt. And if you are
engaged in this, you are a Democrat. Mike Tim Walls
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should have pointed out that you can also cover up
the tea with a tampon. Well, yeah, and to do that,
all you have to do is just reach around, wipe
your butt with your fingers and get enough sticky goo
of sticky goo poo, and just you wipe that on
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the tampon and slap that over the tea on the tesla.
Speaker 8 (17:26):
And for anybody who's interested in that kind of thing,
it is posted at Michael saysco here dot com if
you want to see that video of the lunatic reaching
into his own dairy air to smear.
Speaker 5 (17:38):
On a tesla.
Speaker 3 (17:40):
I want you to think about. This is where and
this is why I deleted. I just I decided I
couldn't just I can't put it in. I know you
can do longer tweets now on X, but I felt more.
I felt obligated to come and explain to you what
I really meant. I want you to think about where
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the country is right now. So we have we have
a president that is elected wins the popular vote. You
know what, I don't care whether it's a plurality or
majority of Americans or of voters. He won the popular vote,
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which means he won more than his opponent, obviously, but
he also pretty much well he did. He ran the
table on the battleground states, he had a greater percentage
of minorities, and in fact, the only category, if you
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want to play identity politics that he did not win
was college educated white women, all the Karens in the world. Otherwise,
he he ran the table on on all the Democrats'
identity politics pillars. So this country has said we want
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to go a different direction, and he's absolutely sticking to that.
This is a man on a mission. As I listened
to that podcast last night, I actually had a hard
time falling asleep because I'm thinking of all of the
chess moves that I see going on in his head
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right now. And again, forget as please. I know it's difficult, Well,
it's impossible. You can't separate the personality from the person
because it's all one entity. But if your objective is
to change the direction of the country, then you have
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to be ecstatic, even though there may be an issue
here or an issue there that you might disagree about,
or there might be a tactic or a strategy that
you disagree about, But for the overall direction of the country,
we're finally getting some action. Now I'm talking about the president.
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I'm not talking about the Congress yet because the Congress
still worries me. But what has this exposed. It is
exposed that for all the years that I've referred to,
for example, Democrat control of the Colorado State House as
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being the politbureau, well, I'm exactly right when I described
Democrats as Marxist, socialists and communists. That's exactly what they are.
They have moved beyond progressivism to peer unadulterated Marxism, fascism, communism, socialism.
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They are the party of the radical left. They want
to dump Chuck Schumer because Chuck Schumer made a strategic decision. Now,
let me make an argument on behalf of Chuck Schumer.
And actually, this argument for Chuck Schumer is an argument
against the Republicans in the House. They voted for Joe
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Biden's spending limits, they voted for Joe Biden's budget, and
yet he's being vilified for it, which he shows you
how stupid those on the left are. It also shows
you how Republicans in the House and the Senate pulled
the roll over your eyes about what this continuing Resolution
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really does and then we keep getting inundated. And this
goes back to the point about education standards. When you
have a nation, when you're raising a generation of people
that read below baseline, that can't do basic math, then
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how could they possibly understand that? When the cabal starts
screaming about they're gonna cut Medicare, they're gonna cut Medicaid,
they're gonna cut Social Security, they're gonna take away all
your entitlements, well that tells me one, if people are
screaming about that, then maybe we have too many entitlements
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unto you're lying about all of that, and you're staring
up fear in people, because that's the only way you
know how to govern is by fear. That's the precipice
that I'm talking about now. At the same time that
all of this is going on internally, what's communist China doing.
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Communist China is on a path, by the way, one
of their generals in the People's Republic, the what they
call the People's republican, no, the People's anyway, the Chinese Army.
There's a great name. What's the Chinese army called? What
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is the Chinese army called? I mean, just look it
up real quick. The People's Liberation Army. That's what. You
don't get much more communists than that, the People's Liberation Army.
One of their generals had supposedly had a heart attack
or some malady of some sort, and he's now been disappeared,
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ostensibly on home confinement, but nobody's seen him. Now, why
is that? Because Ping fears his own army, because he
fears that they will not follow his armies if his
they He fears the army will not follow his orders,
if he orders the invasion of Taiwan or the Philippines,
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or Australia, or South Korea or Japan. So he has
his own problems domestically, his economy sucks, he's got his
own internal political problems. But they are still on a
path to world domination. Now, would you rather live on
a planet where the superpower is a superpower that is
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guided by constitutional principles of individual liberty and individual freedom
and free markets, or would you rather live in a
world where the dominating power is a communist country that
has billions of people that controls every aspect of their lives.
That's the choice that we're made. That's the other precipice
that we're on right now. We're either going to fall
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back into darkness for generations or we're going to move
into the golden age that Trump's talked about. And we
can have all these little equipples about tariffs or taxes
or tax cuts, or whether he has the power to
do this, whether these judges are out of control, have
all these debates, and all these debates are fine, but
this is the day where I want you to focus
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on the larger picture. And the larger picture is in
terms of the planet that we live on. We're either
going to live in darkness or we're going to live
in lightness. And I want to live in the light.
And the Democrats have proven because of stop and think
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about what's oh. Today is the twentieth So in two
months from January twenty to March twenty, what have the
Democrats shown you. They despise Elon Musk, for one, because
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he's a billionaire, so class warfare. Two, they despise Elon
Musk because another billionaire, Donald Trump, who they already hate
and have tried to literally tried to kill and then
tried to imprison, tried to destroy his family, his wealth,
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his businesses, everything wins the presidency and now it's actually
fulfilling his promises. This has shown, this is exposed the
truth about the Democrat Party. They don't like the fact
that the graft and corruption has been exposed. They fear
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that they are the cockroaches of our society. And Elon
Musk has a gigantic one of those gigantic lights like
they used to have in Hollywood where they you know,
you see it in the movie screens where that you know,
whether it's MGM Studios or whatever, and they'll show the
big you know, the the lights beaming into the sky. Well,
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that's what he's doing for the corruption. And we have
a corrupt government, and that corrupt government has generally been
controlled by either globalists or Democrats for the past sixty years.
And now we're trying to turn the ship of state around,
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something that on this program I've been begging and pleading
and trying to convince you of for almost two decades now,
and we're finally reaching that point. This is the time
not to go soft. This is the time to go tough,
and this is the time to start which is why
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I said yesterday and deleted it about we're on a precipice.
It's some guy some time running for president talked about
a time for choosing I think this is indeed probably
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the epitome of the time for choosing Mike or Michael.
Good morning, Goober's good morning. Yeah.
Speaker 4 (28:04):
Those college educated white women that didn't vote for Trump,
those are the awfuls.
Speaker 3 (28:11):
The affluent white.
Speaker 4 (28:14):
Female urban liberals.
Speaker 3 (28:17):
Yes, have a good day every Yeah, that's exact it is.
It's urban white women that did it. It's the endly
Sorotas of the world that did it. That's if you
want an example locally, that's exactly who it is. She's
a member of the Colorado House of Representatives and she's
a far left progressive. Those are exactly the people that
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voted for Donald Trump. Now, I want to go back
to the Tim Walls SoundBite, because based on a couple
of text messages, I think you're right. I will counter
with something. Though.
Speaker 9 (28:50):
Listen again saying on my phone, I don't send me
not this on the iPhone. They've got that little stock app.
I added Tesla tode to give me a little boost
during the day.
Speaker 5 (29:00):
Two twenty five and dropping.
Speaker 3 (29:03):
Just stop right there. Here is an elected Democrat, a
masculine democrat of that celebrating the loss of tens of
not hundreds of millions of dollars and in the value
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of a publicly traded American company that, to Dragon's point,
makes one of the top top three cars.
Speaker 8 (29:31):
Three of the top ten most made in America car cars,
and is.
Speaker 3 (29:35):
The darling of the left just a few months ago,
and celebrating the loss of value in his state's own
pension program. The guy's an f an idiot. Now, he
goes on to say this, listen closely. You guys were right.
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Gotta hate to a minute when Goober's are right or
Dragon was right.
Speaker 5 (30:00):
Yeah, I played that at too.
Speaker 3 (30:01):
He'll just shut up. Oh and if.
Speaker 4 (30:09):
You own one, and if you own one, own one,
we're not blaming you.
Speaker 3 (30:13):
You are not blaming you. So he does. He does
reference if you own a Tesla, we're not blaming you,
and we're not blaming you.
Speaker 9 (30:21):
You can you can take dental floss and pull the
Tesla thing off, you know, and.
Speaker 5 (30:25):
Take out of just telling you.
Speaker 3 (30:27):
So he's telling owners of Tesla. I thought he was
telling other people you guilt is but she you could
interpret it that way. But I do believe he's telling
owners of Tesla, Hey, if you want to protect your Tesla,
you can take dental floss and you can just pull
the t off the back.
Speaker 5 (30:43):
Hmmm.
Speaker 3 (30:46):
Is that the equivalent of me. I'm trying to think
of a really bad I'm seriously a bad analogy. So
if I do something equivalent, if I put on black face,
does that make me a black man? No, it's not
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only racist, it makes me a black.
Speaker 8 (31:11):
Just say it's something as stupid as you taking your
glasses off. You're still Michael Danger Brown exactly, You've just
gotten no glasses.
Speaker 3 (31:22):
Well the time, let me do that.
Speaker 5 (31:23):
Who are you? You completely changed?
Speaker 3 (31:29):
Tomorrow?
Speaker 10 (31:29):
If I get a root canal only for three hours,
the Tesla.
Speaker 3 (31:37):
Is still a Tesla. And if it's a cyber truck,
I think it's fairly identifiable as a cyber truck. I've
never looked like I know, I've seen other cars that
I've looked at and I thought, is that a Kia?
Is that a Hyundai? Is that a Honda? Is that
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a Mercedes? Is that a Jaguar? I you know, I've
I've won, But every time I've seen a cyber truck,
I've never thought to myself, huh, I wonder who makes
that ugly piece.
Speaker 8 (32:08):
Of crap, even the ones that are gold, even the
ones that are gold. Oh wow, you've been able to speak,
you'll be able to identify that.
Speaker 3 (32:16):
Yeah, we've reached peak stupidity in this country and the
Democrats are way out in front. Republicans, they're not the
smartest people, but we're way behind in the race. Yeah,
we've lost the race toward peak stupidity. And don't forget
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we got a website up. But I'm curious why hasn't
the FBI. Maybe they have as today, but as of
last night, the website was still available.
Michael just wanted to let you know I've been watching
grocery prices very very closely, and so yesterday in the ads,
Safeway had a few things that were noticeably less. They're
not great, but they are noticeably less. So hey, let's
make America great again and bring down those grocery prices.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
I've noticed it.
Speaker 3 (00:23):
So, as I told you yesterday, I composed a tweet
that the country's on a precipice and we're either going
to continue down this path of realigning back with basic
constitutional principles free markets, individual liberty, individual freedom, limited government,
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by exposing all the waste, fraud and abuse, beginning to
downsize the government, beginning to shift back to the states,
all of those things like the Department of Ed, which
is I told you in the last hour. You look
at the stats. I mean, it's the equival of the
War on poverty. We spent trillions of dollars in the
War on poverty, and we have just as many, if
(01:07):
not more poor people and more people dependent on the
government now than we did before. It is not an
unintended consequence of the War on poverty. An intended consequence
of the War on poverty was indeed to make people
more dependent upon the government, particularly a government controlled by
the Democrat Party. I went on to say that it
(01:31):
seems to me that we, meaning conservatives, Republicans, libertarians, those
on the right side of the political spectrum, seem to
mostly be making the right decisions. We seem to be
mostly going in the right direction. We're not perfect, but
we're at least going in the right direction. However, on
(01:54):
the other side, they and I did say, I said,
they tend to be making all wrong decisions. There's not
anything that the left is doing. Those on the left
side of the political spectrum, I can't point to anything
that they're doing that is the right thing. They're actively
(02:17):
supporting violence, they're actively supporting the waste, fraud and abuse.
They're actively supporting the fact that they're making millions off
their positions. They're actively supporting everything that is wrong with
the country. And yes, I said, it has become us
versus them, and I read it and I thought, I
(02:41):
don't want to put this in a post. I'd rather
use this as a topic today. And what prompted all
of this is the violence against Tesla. Now, think about how
ironic it is, well, maybe not ironic, but isn't it
kind of interesting that a guy like me who has
(03:03):
always said I support your choice to go buy an EV,
I just don't. I don't want to subsidize it, and
I don't want to hear your bull crap about how
you're saving the environment. So go buy an EV. I
don't care. I don't support and would not buy. I
(03:25):
don't think I would ever buy until the technology changes,
I don't think i'd ever buy an EV. So why
am I so bumfuzzled? And why am I so angry?
And I am angry about what's going on in the
(03:46):
country right now because we are at this precipice and
anytime you're you know, when you're at the fork in
the road. Take it right back to the Tesla stories.
Speaker 4 (04:01):
Two Tesla's caught on fire last night at the state
Line Tesla dealership and now investigators suspect Arson our Derissa
White is live in front of that dealership.
Speaker 5 (04:10):
What do we know so far?
Speaker 6 (04:11):
Derisa?
Speaker 3 (04:11):
Now, just remember they suspect Arson duh shocker? I know, really,
you mean they just didn't spontaneously combust.
Speaker 7 (04:23):
Yeah, well, this investigation is still underway and little details
have come out about this.
Speaker 2 (04:29):
I'm just gonna move it out of the way, so
you can see.
Speaker 7 (04:31):
Now under those two blankets are the two Tesla cars,
and investigators.
Speaker 2 (04:36):
Are called to the scene. Now, the information that we.
Speaker 7 (04:39):
Got from police is that Kansas City Police officer was
in the area when he noticed smoke coming from a
Tesla cybery truck parked in the Tesla parking lot.
Speaker 2 (04:49):
The officer used a fire.
Speaker 7 (04:51):
Extinguisher to try to put out the flames, but the
fire continued to spread.
Speaker 2 (04:56):
Now, CACFD was called to.
Speaker 7 (04:57):
The scene, but by then the flames had already right
to the second cyber truck.
Speaker 2 (05:02):
Park next to the first one.
Speaker 7 (05:03):
We spoke with Battalion Chief Hopkins about what his team
observed when they arrived on scene.
Speaker 6 (05:10):
We were able to get water on them, copious amounts
of water get the fire out, and then the Tesla
dealership actually provided the fire blankets that are needed. After
you get them out, you take those blankets, place them
over the vehicle, and then that helps to keep the
vehicle from reigniting.
Speaker 7 (05:27):
Now, police say that the fire is still under investigation,
but preliminary findings indicate that this fire may have been
intentionally set.
Speaker 2 (05:37):
But that's the latest from right now.
Speaker 3 (05:39):
Check may have been may have been intentionally set. We
suspect arson it may have.
Speaker 2 (05:48):
And I do like cac mode.
Speaker 8 (05:49):
I like this text message here that the coincides was
with that fire chief had said that, yes, uh, the
teslas were likely under the fire blankets that were used
to help extinguish the lithium battery fires, since foam and
water will not put them out.
Speaker 3 (06:05):
And I found it interesting too, because this fire captain
or whatever he was, said that after copious amounts of
water trying to put the cars out. I thought we
had a talk back at some other point when we
were talking about evs about how water just won't put
them out, and in Colorado at least they just let
them burn.
Speaker 8 (06:25):
Yeah, you recall something similar that too. I think it
was somebody who had left the talk back or a
text message saying that they worked for the fire department
or volunteered with them, or something along those kind of lines.
Speaker 5 (06:34):
But yes, yeah, that sounds about right now.
Speaker 3 (06:37):
As I said yesterday, I looked up the word terrorism. Now,
obviously I know what terrorism is, but I wanted to
see specifically what the definition of it was, and it's
individual or group acts of violence intended to harm someone
in order to affect public policy. Well, these are blatant
(07:02):
attempts to affect public policy. What is the public policy
they are attacking that they're using terrorism to attack, trying
to eliminate waste, fraud and abuse, trying to eliminate fraud,
trying to make a more efficient use of your tax
dollars that are forcibly taken from your paycheck. This is
(07:24):
just astonishing to me. And how long before somebody gets killed?
There's also you can find it on my x timeline
at Michael Brown USA. There's also a photo because I
remember these the teslas, just like my beamer, have have
the sensors and the cameras around them, and so like mine,
keeps track. I can set it to right now detect
(07:48):
movement around my car. It also keeps a loop of
as I'm dry, so I don't need a bodycam of
all the things going around. So I've got always I
always have like fifteen minutes of footage of what's going
on around me. So you know, somebody jumps out in
front of me and I you know, I run over
a pedestrian. Well I've got the video. This show's hey, hey,
he jumped out in front of me. Or you know,
(08:09):
a vehicle or whatever. These people are are freaking idiots.
So there's a guy, and I mean he's a slob.
He is. He is a pathetic, stinky looking, mangy looking slob,
probably a twenty something. He's got unkempt hair, you know,
(08:30):
one of these frazzled beards. He's wearing a dirty T
shirt of some sort, some sort of ugly shorts, and
some crappy Oh it sounds like I'm describing.
Speaker 5 (08:41):
No, no, I'm bald, I'm bald.
Speaker 3 (08:43):
All okay, Yeah, I was thinking, Wait a minute, I
know this person. No, no, no, no, no, it wasn't you.
And he's approaching a tesla, reaching into it, into his shorts,
taking his fingers, wiping his ass with his fingers, and
(09:05):
smearing feces all over the chargers and a tesla obviously,
I know, creating a biohazard. What kind of human is that?
What what kind of human is it?
Speaker 8 (09:20):
Would it be better if, say, maybe he reached into
a diaper that was in his hands, or he took
a diaper and just went rather than reaching to the
back of his own damn pants, because he had to
soil himself in order for this to happen.
Speaker 3 (09:38):
And somebody in the comments to that reposting that I
did yesterday said, in effect, you mean he had to
s word his self in order to be able to
do that.
Speaker 8 (09:55):
Yeah. Yeah, because it's completely different, different, but so similar
to the fact that the city he was changing his
son or daughter's diaper, and.
Speaker 5 (10:05):
I'll say this and go smear down the Tesla, you know,
all over the Tesla.
Speaker 8 (10:08):
There's a big difference from reaching into your own.
Speaker 5 (10:11):
Pants and going, what am I going to do with this?
Since this is here, now I might as well.
Speaker 3 (10:16):
And then I so I went back and watched the
video again after that comment to see if I could
detect any you know, attempt to you know, pinch one
out while he's walking toward the car.
Speaker 5 (10:30):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (10:32):
Welcome to the United States of America on March twenty
twenty five. This is where we are now. I'm going
to get to Tim Waltz in a minute, but before
we get to Tim Walls, there's a website called DOGE
quest DGE, you know, Department of Government Efficiency Quest queesd.
(10:57):
It has an interactive nationwide man yep that allows all
you want to be terrorists to track down Tesla dealerships
and even individual Tesla owners. Now, the proprietors of the
site came, oh, our intent is not malicious, which is
(11:18):
must be why the map cursor just happens to be
a Molotov cocktail. But they're not malicious. No. Now, if
you're a Tesla owner and your private information is on
those quests, they'll take it down for you if you
can prove that you have sold your car. Now, my
(11:40):
legal brain says, oh, that's called extortion. We won't damage
your car if you we got your name and address,
we got your plate number, we get everything about your car.
But if you prove to us that you I've sold
that vehicle. Senator Kelly, I'm curious, why did you sell
(12:05):
your Tesla's Did you submit to extortion? I'm just curious.
I don't know. I you know, I know I'm an
old fart, and I know I may be old fashioned,
but destroying other people's property is wrong. Even if you're
(12:25):
angry about losing an election, and even if you think
Elon Musk is a jerk, I'm starting to wonder if
Democrats really care about saving the environment. I know, let
me rephrase that. That's not true. I've always known that
Democrats never really cared about saving the environment. They've just
now given me the empirical evidence to prove to you,
(12:47):
your honor, that they don't care about saving the environment,
because apparently the fate of the planet is not nearly
as important as keeping a guy they don't like from
making more money or from just Ina. Oh, I don't know.
Private enterprise, a free market coming up with a product
that people are willing to pay money for. You know
(13:11):
who loves all of this? Now, let's talk about Tim Walls.
He's so happy about it. He even tweeted out.
Speaker 9 (13:18):
This video, sang on my phone, I don't send me
know this on the iPhone. They've got that little stock app.
I added Tesla toe to give me a little boost
during the day.
Speaker 4 (13:29):
Two twenty five and dropping son And if you own one,
if you own one, we're not blaming you. You can
you can take dental floss and pull the Tesla thing off,
you know, and take out of.
Speaker 3 (13:45):
Just telling you.
Speaker 5 (13:46):
I mean, you still know it's a freaking Tesla.
Speaker 8 (13:48):
If I take the Nissan logo off of my car,
it's still a Nissan, and you can still see that
it's a freaking Nissan.
Speaker 10 (13:54):
Your dim wit you missed the larger point. Oh sorry,
Here is the governor of Minnesota inciting vandalism in a
public forum.
Speaker 8 (14:08):
I would argue the fact that he's saying, you can
do that to your own car. So if I take
the Nissan logos off of my car that I can.
Speaker 3 (14:14):
See, I might, but I might, I might see that
argument to you. But in the context of the which
I can't play the entirety of because of the word
BS and an f mom in it, he's advocating that
you go do this, not not if you're a test lower,
(14:36):
but if you want to vandalize a vehicle, all you
need is dental flaws and you can pull the te off. Now,
Wals didn't get to be the Vice president of the
United States, So what's he do? I know, It's sad,
isn't it. He's celebrating and advocating and describing how to
(14:58):
commit acts of vandalism against an American company. Now, hey,
if CUSS.
Speaker 8 (15:05):
Is three of the top ten cars most of madd
America cars.
Speaker 3 (15:10):
Absolutely And at the same time that he is laughing
about the drop in teslass stock. The governor of Minnesota,
who is probably the de facto chairman of the Minnesota
Public Employees Retirement Association or whatever they call it, owns
(15:31):
all most two million shares of TESLASS stock. So here
is the governor of Minnesota celebrating public employees losing value
in their stock portfolio, and not only celebrating the loss
of the value of stock portfolio, but advocating that you
(15:55):
go do things to further drive down the stock. Now,
I told you I got a few problems with Musk.
I don't like all the things he does on Twitter,
and I think it's fair if you want to criticize
his role in Trump administration. I think some things. I
think they're a little on the edge about a few things.
(16:18):
But I also celebrate everything that he's shown. But none
of that justifies any violence against him or his companies.
And the funny thing is, you know what, you know
it must going to be just fine. He's not going
to go hungry anytime soon. But if you condone this terrorism,
and that's precisely what this is, the systematic use of
(16:42):
care as a means of coercion, your soul and the
soul of this nation is bankrupt. And if you are
engaged in this, you are a Democrat. Mike Tim Walls
(17:02):
should have pointed out that you can also cover up
the tea with a tampon. Well, yeah, and to do that,
all you have to do is just reach around, wipe
your butt with your fingers and get enough sticky goo
of sticky goo poo, and just you wipe that on
(17:23):
the tampon and slap that over the tea on the tesla.
Speaker 8 (17:26):
And for anybody who's interested in that kind of thing,
it is posted at Michael saysco here dot com if
you want to see that video of the lunatic reaching
into his own dairy air to smear.
Speaker 5 (17:38):
On a tesla.
Speaker 3 (17:40):
I want you to think about. This is where and
this is why I deleted. I just I decided I
couldn't just I can't put it in. I know you
can do longer tweets now on X, but I felt more.
I felt obligated to come and explain to you what
I really meant. I want you to think about where
(18:01):
the country is right now. So we have we have
a president that is elected wins the popular vote. You
know what, I don't care whether it's a plurality or
majority of Americans or of voters. He won the popular vote,
(18:24):
which means he won more than his opponent, obviously, but
he also pretty much well he did. He ran the
table on the battleground states, he had a greater percentage
of minorities, and in fact, the only category, if you
(18:46):
want to play identity politics that he did not win
was college educated white women, all the Karens in the world. Otherwise,
he he ran the table on on all the Democrats'
identity politics pillars. So this country has said we want
(19:10):
to go a different direction, and he's absolutely sticking to that.
This is a man on a mission. As I listened
to that podcast last night, I actually had a hard
time falling asleep because I'm thinking of all of the
chess moves that I see going on in his head
(19:32):
right now. And again, forget as please. I know it's difficult, Well,
it's impossible. You can't separate the personality from the person
because it's all one entity. But if your objective is
to change the direction of the country, then you have
(19:56):
to be ecstatic, even though there may be an issue
here or an issue there that you might disagree about,
or there might be a tactic or a strategy that
you disagree about, But for the overall direction of the country,
we're finally getting some action. Now I'm talking about the president.
(20:17):
I'm not talking about the Congress yet because the Congress
still worries me. But what has this exposed. It is
exposed that for all the years that I've referred to,
for example, Democrat control of the Colorado State House as
(20:39):
being the politbureau, well, I'm exactly right when I described
Democrats as Marxist, socialists and communists. That's exactly what they are.
They have moved beyond progressivism to peer unadulterated Marxism, fascism, communism, socialism.
(20:59):
They are the party of the radical left. They want
to dump Chuck Schumer because Chuck Schumer made a strategic decision. Now,
let me make an argument on behalf of Chuck Schumer.
And actually, this argument for Chuck Schumer is an argument
against the Republicans in the House. They voted for Joe
(21:26):
Biden's spending limits, they voted for Joe Biden's budget, and
yet he's being vilified for it, which he shows you
how stupid those on the left are. It also shows
you how Republicans in the House and the Senate pulled
the roll over your eyes about what this continuing Resolution
(21:47):
really does and then we keep getting inundated. And this
goes back to the point about education standards. When you
have a nation, when you're raising a generation of people
that read below baseline, that can't do basic math, then
(22:10):
how could they possibly understand that? When the cabal starts
screaming about they're gonna cut Medicare, they're gonna cut Medicaid,
they're gonna cut Social Security, they're gonna take away all
your entitlements, well that tells me one, if people are
screaming about that, then maybe we have too many entitlements
(22:30):
unto you're lying about all of that, and you're staring
up fear in people, because that's the only way you
know how to govern is by fear. That's the precipice
that I'm talking about now. At the same time that
all of this is going on internally, what's communist China doing.
(22:52):
Communist China is on a path, by the way, one
of their generals in the People's Republic, the what they
call the People's republican, no, the People's anyway, the Chinese Army.
There's a great name. What's the Chinese army called? What
(23:14):
is the Chinese army called? I mean, just look it
up real quick. The People's Liberation Army. That's what. You
don't get much more communists than that, the People's Liberation Army.
One of their generals had supposedly had a heart attack
or some malady of some sort, and he's now been disappeared,
(23:36):
ostensibly on home confinement, but nobody's seen him. Now, why
is that? Because Ping fears his own army, because he
fears that they will not follow his armies if his
they He fears the army will not follow his orders,
if he orders the invasion of Taiwan or the Philippines,
(23:58):
or Australia, or South Korea or Japan. So he has
his own problems domestically, his economy sucks, he's got his
own internal political problems. But they are still on a
path to world domination. Now, would you rather live on
a planet where the superpower is a superpower that is
(24:22):
guided by constitutional principles of individual liberty and individual freedom
and free markets, or would you rather live in a
world where the dominating power is a communist country that
has billions of people that controls every aspect of their lives.
That's the choice that we're made. That's the other precipice
that we're on right now. We're either going to fall
(24:43):
back into darkness for generations or we're going to move
into the golden age that Trump's talked about. And we
can have all these little equipples about tariffs or taxes
or tax cuts, or whether he has the power to
do this, whether these judges are out of control, have
all these debates, and all these debates are fine, but
this is the day where I want you to focus
(25:04):
on the larger picture. And the larger picture is in
terms of the planet that we live on. We're either
going to live in darkness or we're going to live
in lightness. And I want to live in the light.
And the Democrats have proven because of stop and think
(25:24):
about what's oh. Today is the twentieth So in two
months from January twenty to March twenty, what have the
Democrats shown you. They despise Elon Musk, for one, because
(25:45):
he's a billionaire, so class warfare. Two, they despise Elon
Musk because another billionaire, Donald Trump, who they already hate
and have tried to literally tried to kill and then
tried to imprison, tried to destroy his family, his wealth,
(26:05):
his businesses, everything wins the presidency and now it's actually
fulfilling his promises. This has shown, this is exposed the
truth about the Democrat Party. They don't like the fact
that the graft and corruption has been exposed. They fear
(26:29):
that they are the cockroaches of our society. And Elon
Musk has a gigantic one of those gigantic lights like
they used to have in Hollywood where they you know,
you see it in the movie screens where that you know,
whether it's MGM Studios or whatever, and they'll show the
big you know, the the lights beaming into the sky. Well,
(26:52):
that's what he's doing for the corruption. And we have
a corrupt government, and that corrupt government has generally been
controlled by either globalists or Democrats for the past sixty years.
And now we're trying to turn the ship of state around,
(27:12):
something that on this program I've been begging and pleading
and trying to convince you of for almost two decades now,
and we're finally reaching that point. This is the time
not to go soft. This is the time to go tough,
and this is the time to start which is why
(27:33):
I said yesterday and deleted it about we're on a precipice.
It's some guy some time running for president talked about
a time for choosing I think this is indeed probably
(27:56):
the epitome of the time for choosing Mike or Michael.
Good morning, Goober's good morning. Yeah.
Speaker 4 (28:04):
Those college educated white women that didn't vote for Trump,
those are the awfuls.
Speaker 3 (28:11):
The affluent white.
Speaker 4 (28:14):
Female urban liberals.
Speaker 3 (28:17):
Yes, have a good day every Yeah, that's exact it is.
It's urban white women that did it. It's the endly
Sorotas of the world that did it. That's if you
want an example locally, that's exactly who it is. She's
a member of the Colorado House of Representatives and she's
a far left progressive. Those are exactly the people that
(28:39):
voted for Donald Trump. Now, I want to go back
to the Tim Walls SoundBite, because based on a couple
of text messages, I think you're right. I will counter
with something. Though.
Speaker 9 (28:50):
Listen again saying on my phone, I don't send me
not this on the iPhone. They've got that little stock app.
I added Tesla tode to give me a little boost
during the day.
Speaker 5 (29:00):
Two twenty five and dropping.
Speaker 3 (29:03):
Just stop right there. Here is an elected Democrat, a
masculine democrat of that celebrating the loss of tens of
not hundreds of millions of dollars and in the value
(29:24):
of a publicly traded American company that, to Dragon's point,
makes one of the top top three cars.
Speaker 8 (29:31):
Three of the top ten most made in America car cars,
and is.
Speaker 3 (29:35):
The darling of the left just a few months ago,
and celebrating the loss of value in his state's own
pension program. The guy's an f an idiot. Now, he
goes on to say this, listen closely. You guys were right.
(29:56):
Gotta hate to a minute when Goober's are right or
Dragon was right.
Speaker 5 (30:00):
Yeah, I played that at too.
Speaker 3 (30:01):
He'll just shut up. Oh and if.
Speaker 4 (30:09):
You own one, and if you own one, own one,
we're not blaming you.
Speaker 3 (30:13):
You are not blaming you. So he does. He does
reference if you own a Tesla, we're not blaming you,
and we're not blaming you.
Speaker 9 (30:21):
You can you can take dental floss and pull the
Tesla thing off, you know, and.
Speaker 5 (30:25):
Take out of just telling you.
Speaker 3 (30:27):
So he's telling owners of Tesla. I thought he was
telling other people you guilt is but she you could
interpret it that way. But I do believe he's telling
owners of Tesla, Hey, if you want to protect your Tesla,
you can take dental floss and you can just pull
the t off the back.
Speaker 5 (30:43):
Hmmm.
Speaker 3 (30:46):
Is that the equivalent of me. I'm trying to think
of a really bad I'm seriously a bad analogy. So
if I do something equivalent, if I put on black face,
does that make me a black man? No, it's not
(31:09):
only racist, it makes me a black.
Speaker 8 (31:11):
Just say it's something as stupid as you taking your
glasses off. You're still Michael Danger Brown exactly, You've just
gotten no glasses.
Speaker 3 (31:22):
Well the time, let me do that.
Speaker 5 (31:23):
Who are you? You completely changed?
Speaker 3 (31:29):
Tomorrow?
Speaker 10 (31:29):
If I get a root canal only for three hours,
the Tesla.
Speaker 3 (31:37):
Is still a Tesla. And if it's a cyber truck,
I think it's fairly identifiable as a cyber truck. I've
never looked like I know, I've seen other cars that
I've looked at and I thought, is that a Kia?
Is that a Hyundai? Is that a Honda? Is that
(31:58):
a Mercedes? Is that a Jaguar? I you know, I've
I've won, But every time I've seen a cyber truck,
I've never thought to myself, huh, I wonder who makes
that ugly piece.
Speaker 8 (32:08):
Of crap, even the ones that are gold, even the
ones that are gold. Oh wow, you've been able to speak,
you'll be able to identify that.
Speaker 3 (32:16):
Yeah, we've reached peak stupidity in this country and the
Democrats are way out in front. Republicans, they're not the
smartest people, but we're way behind in the race. Yeah,
we've lost the race toward peak stupidity. And don't forget
(32:38):
we got a website up. But I'm curious why hasn't
the FBI. Maybe they have as today, but as of
last night, the website was still available.
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