Charlotte County Speaks-08-19-25-hr1

Tuesday 08/19/25 Hour 1.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Giggity giety, giggity goo.

Speaker 2 (00:07):
This is not headline news. Conan O'Brien said, late night
television is going to disappear, and if anyone knows about
late night shows disappearing, it's Conan O'Brien. MSNBC will rebrand
as ms now or as most Americans will know it.
Ms NA fans think a new Taylor Swift song is

(00:29):
about Blake Lively. The song is called f Off and
Die Blake Lively and analysts say America is experiencing a
trailer park boom, and for once, they're not referring to
a meth lab explosion. This is not headline news.

Speaker 3 (00:45):
Cooma, wake up the cows.

Speaker 4 (01:05):
Can you joy the boy? Sam Sally can?

Speaker 1 (01:45):
In this present crisis, Government is not the solution to
our problem. Government is the problem.

Speaker 5 (01:53):
This is Charlotte County Speaks. Your chance to let your
voice be heard on local, State, done, National, which yous
and now Broadcasting live from a dumpy little warehouse behind
a taco bell. The host of Charlotte County Speaks, Ken
love Joy News Radio fifteen eighty one hundred point nine FM,

(02:21):
Wccfradio dot com, and on your iHeartRadio app.

Speaker 1 (02:24):
This is Charlotte County Speaks. I'm Ken Lovejoy. How you doing.
It's Tuesday mornings, just about ten after nine and the
phone lines are open. Whatever you wish to discuss. You
got something on your mind, you got something on your
heart that you just need to get off. Give us
a call nine four one two zero six fifteen eighty

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toll free eight eight eight four four one fifteen eighty
the email address. Cc speaks at live dot com. If
you miss a show, head on down to our homepage
wccfradio dot com or the iHeartRadio app, and in the
podcast section, just listen to your heart's content. We got
all of us in there, the Gordon, the Clay, the Buck,

(03:10):
the Dana, the Jesse, all of us right there. August
nineteenth day. What are we celebrating today?

Speaker 6 (03:18):
What do we have?

Speaker 1 (03:19):
What BS holidays? Do we have today? National Potato Day,
National Aviation.

Speaker 5 (03:30):
Day, and.

Speaker 1 (03:36):
National Soft Serve ice Cream Day. That's pretty cool. Got
of like that Tater's and ice cream two great things
that well, you don't want to eat really together. I guess, Oh,
I guess maybe some vanilla and sweet potatoes might go together.

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Maybe maybe not favorite home potato dishes. Well, if you
need an excuse to order French fries for lunch. You know,
today's a great day to do that. National Tater Day.
Newpole looked at the most popular homemade potato dishes and
it wasn't even close. Mashed potatoes number one by far.

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The top four in order, mashed potatoes, tato salad, who
doesn't love tater salad, and baked potatoes coming in third.
Fourth place breakfast potatoes or hash browns. French fries didn't
make the list, which is surprising because I would argue

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that probably more French fries are consumed daily than are
any of the other popular styles of potatoes. But they
also looked at regional dishes that are a lot more
popular in certain parts of the country. New England loves
the shepherd's pie. I make a damn fine shepherd's pie
on my dad. Mid Atlantic states like Pennsyltucky, and New

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York love parogis. I like the perogis too. I haven't
had any down here. You used to get them up
in Youngstown all the time. Everybody made perogi's. Breakfast potatoes
are big along the rest of the East Coast. Potato soup.
I haven't had that in a minute. Very popular down
here in the South Midwest is making potato casseroles and

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potatoes aug rotten ooh love the huh rotten cheesy cheesy taters.
Texas and surrounding states eat the most potato salad. The
Rocky Mountain States are keeping it simple with mashed and
baked taters. The West Coast loves potato tacos. Really huh,

(05:49):
I have to look that one up. Never heard of them.
Age matters too. Gen Z is into the potato tacos,
of course, never heard of them. People over sixty five
don't eat them. It's because we've never heard them. Uh.
Fifty eight percent of gen Zers say mashed potatoes are
a favorite, compared to seventy three percent of the boomers.
I just love taters bake. My go to when I'm

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out dining and I'm ordering is a loaded baked potato, butter, bacon, cheese,
sour cream. Gotta have it, got to have it. So there,
That's that's all we got for that two six fifteen
eighty toll free eight eight eight four four to one

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fifteen eighty Uh so, uh, successful meeting. I guess yesterday
seem to go somewhat. I don't know. We'll find out
trying to line up a little meet and greet with
Zelenski and Vlad so we'll uh, well, we'll see how

(06:53):
that goes. Yeah, well, we'll see what the CIA tries
to drum up to screw the deal up here pretty soon.
But I don't know, I have to wait and see.
Looks like it's gonna be over. Looks like it's we're
going to piss off the deep State and the NATO
allies by ending the war. So that's good news right there. Yeah. Hey, Also,

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you know, school's back in session, so be careful out
on the roads there. But you know, once again, iHeart
has teamed up by powered by Donors Choose, and we
would like you out there in the community to nominate
an outstanding public school teacher who's gone above and beyond
for their students and be really great to see a

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local winner here. Five thousand dollars could be theirs to
help stock their classroom with whatever they need. Several teachers
are in the running to win five thousand dollars in
their classroom. You can make a difference by nominating your
favorite teacher now just by going to iHeartRadio dot com
slash teachers and heck, if you're a teacher and you

(08:01):
need the money for your cloud, nominate yourself. What the heck.
It's a great, great way to thank our educators who
are shaping our kids' futures and also a great way
to help them out stock the classroom, because, as we've seen,
no matter how much money they rape from US taxpayers
to fund education, they still don't have enough that actually

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gets to the classroom, and so teachers wind up spending
out of their own pockets to buy school supplies. So
this would be a great way to, you know, help
a teacher out locally, which could wind up helping out
maybe even your kid who's in that classroom. So log
onto iHeart Teachers dot com, iHeartRadio dot com, slash teachers

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and nominate your favorite teacher today and congratulations to those
who've been nominated and want to see love to see
a local winner. All right, let's hope that. Let's hope
for that quick break. We'll be right back. You feel
my head with some propaganda.

Speaker 7 (09:06):
More propaganda coming up with Ken Lovejoy and Charlotte County
speaks on news radio fifteen to eighty WC.

Speaker 8 (09:14):
Yeah, your money better be working damn hard for you,
or guess what, you're a fool.

Speaker 5 (09:20):
Yeah.

Speaker 8 (09:20):
I saw a commercial, recent commercial. It's actually one of
the business networks for some bank account when it was
paying like four percent. And the guy's sitting there and
he's looking sophisticated. I want safety with my money.

Speaker 1 (09:32):
Okay, listen, I get it.

Speaker 8 (09:33):
Okay, short term money, yes, money that you're gonna need
over the short term needs to be cash and cash equivalents.
But if your money is not working for you, you're
a fool.

Speaker 1 (09:44):
This is the reality.

Speaker 9 (09:45):
Okay.

Speaker 8 (09:45):
The purchase you're purchasing power, the purchasing power of the
dollar has dropped over the last thirty years by over
fifty percent. Over fifty percent. That's like taking money and
putting it into a day fire pit for crying out
loud and burning it. Yet the total return the S
and P five hundred over that same period of time

(10:08):
is eight hundred and seventy four percent. Really, you don't
want your money working for you? Watchdog on Wallstreet dot Com.

Speaker 4 (10:18):
In the time.

Speaker 1 (10:24):
Street News Radio fifteen eighty one hundred point nine FM

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WCCF nine twenty three. Here on a Tuesday, Charlotte County
speaks phone lines open nine four one two zero six
fifteen eighty toll free eight eight eight for four to
one fifteen eighty. Well before the UH Big meeting yesterday
with the Western leaders and the little Man White House,

(11:23):
President Trump dropped a bomb on the truth social vowed
to rid the country of mail in voting and voting
machines and clean up elections. Trump's going to sign an
executive order to rid the country mail in voting and
highly inaccurate voting machines. The machines. Again, I blame Bush

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for that. All happened on his watch, All that crap. Oh,
it's horrible. I mean, just in the mail in voting
total rigged, totally rigged in favor of Democrats, with the
male in voting, because you've always hell, you got that
guy in Michigan on video stuffing the candidate, stuffing ballot

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boxes with mail in voted, mail in ballots and you
and the Left is losing their crap because they're already
getting slaughtered. Nobody likes them anymore because they're psychos. And
Mark Elias is very concerned, which I love, very alarming.

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He says, quote, He's going to shut down the method
of voting that Democrats disproportionately rely on versus Republicans end
quote yeah, to win, to cheat. Mail in ballots fraud
from the beginning, the whole motor voter bill fraud. That's

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what it does. It incites voter fraud. It makes voter
fraud so much easier. Just like I said, my home
state of Washington, as long as they do nothing but
mail in voting, you will never see another Republican governor
in the state of Washington ever again. And look what's
happening in Washington State. It's like Cuba, same with California,

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same with every state that does it like that. And
the machines. How many times do we have to prove
to you that they're so easily hackable. One guy did
it with a pencil. So yeah, love the fact that
we're getting rid of me. Now, this does not include

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you idiot Democrats out there, not that you're listening, but
it does not include absentee ballots, completely different animal than
mail in voting. So it's going to require the citizen, you,
the citizen you currently the free citizen of the United States,
to get off your dead ass and go vote at

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the polling stations.

Speaker 9 (14:12):
It's going convenient I did want the mainly.

Speaker 1 (14:18):
In quit being a lazy American and get off your
butt and start participating in our republic. That's goes for
Democrats as well as Republicans. I hear the same argument
from Republicans as I do Democrats.

Speaker 7 (14:35):
It's just so inconvenient sometimes to get out and vote,
and I want to make sure.

Speaker 6 (14:41):
That I vote.

Speaker 1 (14:43):
Then make plans, you know, when voting day is, make
plans to vote. It's the BS excuses that people come
up with to try and justify the mail fraud to
keep it going again over the top. So I'm looking

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forward to this and the subsequent lawsuits that are going
to be coming.

Speaker 7 (15:09):
How dare you?

Speaker 9 (15:10):
You can't do that?

Speaker 1 (15:11):
You can't.

Speaker 9 (15:13):
The States? The States.

Speaker 1 (15:19):
God hilarious and on the upside again. You got to
give credit where credit is due. And Governor DeSantis is
cracking down on city and county waste and inefficiency. Got
our own doge, of course that's not what they're calling it,
but got our own doge going on, Susan Quinn brings

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us this. Governor Desanda said, no sooner installed CFO Blaze
and Golia into the Florida State government than he decided
to crack down on the management of those municipalities and counties,
and GOLIE is going to be instituting a process similar
to DOGE. Unofficially in GOLIE is calling it FAFO, or

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the Florida Agency for Fiscal Oversight. I like that FAFO.
I'll take that acronym. The audit's already begun. The governor
sent letters to Gainesville and Broward, two of the biggest abusers.
I would imagine, just off the top of my head,
Broward would be the first place I would start doing

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my investigations, but Gainesville too, requesting financial and DEI information
and access to offices data in personnel. Quote, there is
a new era of accountability in the state of Florida
when it comes to fiscal spending. CFO and Golias said,
we have the authority. This is no longer optional. We

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don't have to ask mother may I. We can just
simply say you must comply under the law. The reviews
will include on site inspections, data system pull and possibly
daily fines for those cities and counties refused to comply. Quote,
we need to start asking local governments where are you
spending this money? And then let the people know what

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they're spending the money on, and Golia said, then let
the people make the decision if that is worthwhile. Mayor
of Gainesville, Harvey Ward, quickly promised full cooperation. Yesterday evening
I received a request from Florida Doge. The City of
Gainesville has been and remains an open book, and as mayor,

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I stand by the efficiency and resiliency of our city government.
Over the past two years, our City Commission has passed
a historic debt reduction plan, eliminated one hundred and sixty
one and a half staff positions. Hate to be that
half person. We did this while protecting public safety, expanding
our financial reserves, and keeping our millage rate below the

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average of our Florida peer cities. Additionally, our city's credit
rating was increased during all of this. Gainesville has already
gone through an extensive Doze style process initiated by the
Florida Legislature. I expect other historically blue cities and counties
will undergo similar scrutiny. We will continue to be responsive
to state government while meeting the needs and values of

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our Gainesville neighbors. But the governor said this is not
political and that state leaders are just starting with the
cities with the most complaints, So that's why they're starting
in Gainesville and Broward. It's noteworthy that Ward Mayor Ward
not only touted all his successes immediately, but also assume
the project had political motives. It's even more interesting that

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he believes blue cities are being targeted and Goalie is
making sure that taxpayers know the motives behind the audits. Quote.
What we're here to do is shine a light. You
cannot have meaningful property tax reform unless you have meaningful
spending reform, and the only way to do that is
to let the citizens know exactly what your government, our

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governments are spending their money on. So we're going to
go win. We're going to work hard and do our
diligence and show you who needs to start cutting back.
At a recent press conference in Gainesville, Governor DeSantis elaborated

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saying over the last five years, payers in Gainesville have
watched as the city government has increased the burden on
property owners. DeSantis wants local governments to put taxpayers first,
adding that most residents don't want their property taxes to
fund DEI initiatives and green new deals. More cities and
counties will be audited in the coming weeks. The letter

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cited financial penalties for governments that don't comply. This is
not optional cooperation. It's signed in to law. It's the law.
So is DeSantis alone among governors in his efforts. Well,
that depends on how you define a DOGE program. At

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least twenty six states have put the word DOUGH in
similar legislations. Some have shown significant potential savings, such as
Arkansas and Louisiana. Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry rebranded his fiscal
Responsibility program as Louisiana Doge with a little Hot Sauce
and promoted it as the first to team up with

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federal government to scrub illegitimate enrollees from welfare programs. Oh,
that's a great idea. It has already netted seventy million
in savings in the Medicaid program and an unprecedented coordination,
Landry said in June. Over in, Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckbee
Sanders she launched her cost cutting Arkansas Forward last year

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before DOGE and later said the state had done the
same thing as Dough. Her administration spent as much of
twenty twenty four compiling a ninety seven page report that
listed hundreds of ways to possibly save three three hundred
million inside a six and a half billion dollar budget,
achieving that savings largely by standardizing information technology and purchasing,

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would sometimes require upfront spending and take years to realize
the savings. In some of the programs being promoted are
already part of an ordinary business operation. Governors are tending
to entrust their doge bureaus to loyalists rather than independent auditors,
and are often employing what could be years long processes

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to consolidate procurement, modernization, information tax systems, introduce AI tools,
repeal regulations, or reduce car fleets, office leases, or worker
headcounts through attrition. Steve Slivinski, senior fellow at the libertarian
Cato Institute who researches state government regulatory structures, said that

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a lot of what he has seen from state level
doze initiatives are the same stuff you do on a
pretty regular basis anyway in state governments, regular basis or not.
Governors are taking notice of the changes in federal government management,
and although several governors, even those who are Republican, may
be making these changes, primarily to garner attention. Governor DeSantis

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usually follows through on his promises regarding this, so let's
hope he sets an excellent and productive example for the
other states. Could jab, Governor keep it going there? Still
not going to vote for you for president, but way,
what the hell? What the hell you going right there?
How many stories have we done on the batcrap crazy

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female Democrats who tend to make up the majority of
the Democrat Party these days, just psychos, college educated psychos,
one of which Judge Janine tells us of. One arrested

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a woman who traveled to DC to kidnap and assassinate
President Trump. Apparently she thought she could do it. According
to the DOJ, fifty year old Nathalie Rose Jones a

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very large woman. From the picture that I saw, I
could have been a bad photo. I don't know, but
she was charged with threatening to take the life of,
kidnap or inflict bodily harm upon the President of the
United States, and transmitting in interstate commerce communications containing threats
to kidnap any person or any threat to injure the
person of another. She was working to have Trump eliminated.

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She's now in custody. She's going to be prosecuted to
the fullest extent of the law, Janine Piro said. Nathalie
Rose Jones, fifty Lafayette, Indiana, arrested in the District of
Columbia Saturday on the sixteenth of August, charged in connection
with making a series of threats on social media in

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which she threatened to kill President Trump announced judge I
still want to keep calling her judge Jennin. Jones was
charged in a complaint in US District Court with threatening
to take the life of kidnap armed president. Court documents
from August second to August ninth, members of the Secret
Service of observed that Instagram user account nath dot Jones

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had posted threatening comments about the president. Instagram user call
for President Trump's removal, labeled President Trump as a terrorist,
referred to President Trump's administration as a dictatorship because dictators
end wars in lower taxes. Yeah, okay, all right, stated
that President Trump has caused extreme and unnecessary loss of

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life in relation to the RONA. Oh so she's jabbed, Well, hell,
just give her a booster and send her on her way.
She'll probably be dead in six months. Facebook. Between August
sixth and August fifteenth, Jones allegedly continued to post threatening
comments about the president. On August sixth, poth posts directed
at the FBI, She said, quote, I am willing to

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sacrificially kill this potus by disemboweling him and cutting out
his trickia with Liz Cheney and all the affirmation present
end quote whatever that means. Again, she's psycho, So don't
expect her to make a whole lot of sense. Tommy,
you're asking a lot. You're asking a psycho woman to

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make sense. It's that's kind of hard. So they voluntarily
Secret Service conducted a voluntary interview with her, in which
she stated that the president was a terrorist in a
Nazi and if she had the opportunities, she would take
the president's life and would kill him at the compound
if she had to, and that she had a bladed object,
which she said was the weapon she would use to

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carry out her mission of killing the president, and that
she wanted to event all the lives lost during the
COVID nineteen plandemic, which he attributed to Trump's administration and
its position on the vaccinations. Trump didn't make the vaccinations mandatory,

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that was Biden anyway, threatening the wife of the president
is a serious crime, and so Psycho Psycho Lady Jones
is going to be going away strike one out for
the Secret Service. Yeah, rather than attempting to kill the president,
they actually they actually prevented someone from killing the president.

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It's changing times, changing times. Two h six, fifteen eighty
toll Free eight eight age four to four to one,
fifteen eighty. I can't. Oh my god, this crazy times
out there, no doubts about it.

Speaker 5 (26:56):
You have become a great show man.

Speaker 7 (26:58):
Ken Love Joyce right back with more. Charlotte County speaks
on news Radio fifteen eighty wc CM.

Speaker 6 (27:07):
I'm always having food fantasies. Man, when I used to
get high, man, I think it's some genius stuff. I'll
be getting happy. Like you know what they do, You
know what they need to do. They need to take
a Chrispy Kreme donut right while it's still hot, and

(27:28):
take some soft served ice cream and inject it right
into the donut. You got that hot and cold mission
together and you bite it through that sucker. It's somebody

(27:51):
au fantombo. He's the genius.

Speaker 4 (27:55):
Yes, I'll.

Speaker 9 (28:03):
It's easy to fun love when you all I love
you your duney guy easy. That's a hurt to the
buller bird j blood in the cold. Names of the
ridges man to pay you wait to see I have name,
No easy one of the rain, no anywhere, no easy

(28:25):
w or the rain, No easy wall, no easy wall
of the rain, no easy way.

Speaker 1 (28:39):
No it's gonna it's gonna cost you some money. News
Radio fifteen eighty one hundred point nine FM w c
C F nine forty six. Here on a Tuesday morning,
phone lines opening nine four one two zero six fifteen
eighty d C DRAINO with a perfect.

Speaker 4 (29:00):
Eat.

Speaker 1 (29:02):
Yeah funny. Even though it's called X, we still call
it a tweet. Anyho doodle uh perfect one. Democrats don't
want crime to go down. They don't, as perfect example DC,
they don't want border the border closed, or illegal aliens

(29:23):
to be deported, true because they need voters and that's
who they plan on using illegal aliens. They don't want
peace being negotiated for foreign wars. No, look at them,
look at them all, Look at all these blue haired
Karens and their cucks out protesting. They don't want the

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war to end with Russia. They're morons. They don't want
Americans getting married or having families. No, I mean, Larry Fink.
By the way, that gross Papa Oscar Sierra from Black
Rock is now heading up the World Economic Forum. Yes

(30:08):
she is, and they want you. They don't want you.
They don't want you owning a home or a car.
They damn sure don't want you being all by yourself
in a single family home. They want to make that illegal.
They're trying to team up with Bass and new scum

(30:31):
out in California to uh uh screw the property owners
in Palisades and build high rise projects for the people
to live in out there, small tiny little apartments. Think China,
Think Russia during the Soviet era. That's what they want

(30:52):
for you, Larry Fink in the World Economic Forum need
to be annihilated. They don't want people speaking English or
getting good education. I mean, look at our education system
here today, K twelve. It sucks. No matter how you
slice it, it sucks. You can't try and justify how

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good you are because you aren't. It sucks, and you
know it. They don't want toxins taken out of our
food or free speech on social media. They don't want
God in our hearts. Why because deep down. They hate
America and they want to destroy it, and they have
become bureaucratic puppets of hostile foreign powers like China and

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the EU. The EU has become the new Soviet Union.
The EU is going to be a bigger problem for
the United States than Russia will ever be. And that's
just the way it is. So that's why the Democrats
must be destroyed. Okay, I'll on bord of that, all right,

(31:58):
let's move on. Hey, Every once in a while, the
Oxford English Dictionary is in the process of destroying English
along with an Oxford education. And they've added some new
words that really kind of go along that path of
of linguistic destruction. Yeah, it's now the uk second snootiest dictionary.

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Cambridge has just added a bunch of official slang terms
to the Cambridge Dictionary and they add They say that
they only add words that they think have quote staying power.

(32:50):
I don't think skibitti has staying power. I heard it
for a few months. I haven't really heard it at
all lately. Skibitti. Of course, they define it as a word.
They can have different meanings such as cool or bad,
and it can be used with no real meaning as
a joke, like, what the scibitty are you doing? That

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wasn't very skibbitty?

Speaker 4 (33:15):
Is of you.

Speaker 1 (33:17):
Again? Destroying linguistics. Delulu short for delusional because they can't
pronounce delusional apparently, so it's delulu. Trad Wife short for
traditional wife, apparently pejorative Apparently a married woman who stays

(33:38):
at home doing cooking, cleaning and has children that she
takes care of. That's a tradwife, traditional wife. We should
have more of those. Broligarchy, zuck and musk need I
say more. D Y are short for do your own research,

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which would just be so much easier to say, do
your own research. Cardboard box index it's a way of
measuring the health of the economy according to how many
cardboard boxes are being produced or shipped. Nanoship it's a
very short romantic interaction with someone with no expectation that

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it will lead to a real relationship. Career catfishing this one,
how this word is going to have live. Career catfishing
the act of accepting a job but then not showing
up on your first day. That's just being stupid, because

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that stuff will follow you around whether you know it
or not. Chrono working, adapting your work schedule when you
feel most awake and energetic. We better hope that you're
in a job where you're allowed to do that smartphone
face when an actor's face looks too modern for them

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to be believable in a drama set in the past,
all right. Burnt toast theory the idea that a minor
inconvenience like burning your toast in the morning might actually
be preventing something worse from happening later in the day.

(35:32):
They decided the cambridge decided to keep that in. Y'all
are crazy. Meta face. This one will stay, This one
will probably say. This has this phrase. These two words
together have have legs because they see it. You even
see it on Fox News. Don't tell me that they're
not putting filters on the females on Fox News. They are.

(35:56):
And that's what this is about. Metaface when photos are
enhanced with filter, is to make everyone look similarly flawless
or unrealistically beautiful. Uh. Manterrupting interrupting a woman when she's speaking,
usually because the man thinks he has something more important
to say, and uh, to be fair, he usually does

(36:16):
have something more important to sing.

Speaker 7 (36:23):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (36:24):
She laborating. She laborating explaining something in a much more
detailed way than is necessary, often making the explanation more confusing. Okay,
air jail the act of lifting a pet into the
air to stop or prevent bad behavior. Yeah, en times kids,

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end Times two six fifteen eighty, toll free eight eight
eight four four one fifteen eighty. Just wow, and again
you know, it's just saying, you women are getting crazy
out there, and you do realize that a lot of

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people are all on board with equal rights, right like
you getting punched in the face when you start acting
like a psycho. Just saying. A thirty one year old
woman near Lexing, Lexington, Kentucky facing charges after she damaged

(37:31):
her ex boyfriend's car so bad she totaled it. Stephanie
carl Quist got in some sort of fight earlier last
month with her boyfriend and she slashed one of his tires,
but the real damage came later that month. After a
second fight on July fifteenth, she smashed his windshield, cracked

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his rear view mirror, destroyed his radio, filled his vents
with glitter, poured salt in his engine. But she didn't
take a look with ill slugger to both headlights, so
she wasn't sticking to the song before he cheats, So
apparently Carrie Underwood wasn't in her head so his car
had to be towed. His insurance totaled it after a

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mechanic said it would cost twelve thy four hundred sixty
five dollars to fix everything, and for some reason, Stephanie
was there when the tow truck driver showed up told
him she was the one who did it. She also
fessed up in text to her boyfriend later on, claimed

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she did it because she's pregnant and stressed out and pregnant.
Not clear if he's the father or not. She admitted
the police that she broke the windshield and put glitter
in the events, but then tried to claim some other
damages were because her ex was overdue for an oil change.

Speaker 6 (38:52):
Her uh.

Speaker 1 (38:53):
She got charged last Thursday felony criminal mischief, but she
didn't seem too upset about its. Oh there's a mugshot.
Let's see what we got here. Yeah, yeah, I can
see why she had a boyfriend. You know, I'll give
her that, But again, that is that's a psycho. You don't,

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it's you don't you don't want that, just saying try
and stay away from the psychos because till total your car.

Speaker 7 (39:28):
Shoot.

Speaker 1 (39:31):
No, she's not bad looking, and that's what's sad. Always
sad to see a psycho woman be good looking. You
want them to be ugly. Oh God. And then and
how many videos, how many videos of these Karen's on

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the from TikTok to YouTube to Instagram to Facebook to
x psycho women going off in psychotic ways against people
just mining their own business.

Speaker 6 (40:11):
There.

Speaker 1 (40:11):
I got to admit, there was a couple of videos
I saw where guys were doing the same thing as
the girls were, But the majority of these videos I'm
seeing are women just going batcrap crazy. Speaking of crazy,
it was this date in eighteen fifty nine, crazy French

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stuntman the Great blondin Cross Niagara falls on a tightrope
carrying another man on his shoulders. That is crazy. The
dude on the shoulders even crazier. One hundred and sixteen
years ago, nineteen oh nine, the very first race was
held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. That's where they do

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the Indy five hundred ninety six years ago. On this
date in nineteen twenty nine, Amos and Andy debuted in
Cindy location on NBC Radio. Amos and Andy popular sitcom
about African Americans that ran through the nineteen fifties. It'd
be racially offensive by today's standards, but it was supposedly
a positive approach for its time. Ninety one years ago,

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nineteen thirty four, ninety percent of German voters elected Adolf Hitler,
the Nazi, to be president. Sixty five years ago, on
this date, in nineteen sixty, Russia sent the dogs Belka
and Strelka into orbit aboard the horrible Sputnik two. They
were the first space dogs to live and tell the

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