April 6, 2025 • 49 mins
The "hands-off theory" represents politicians evading responsibility while still cashing taxpayer checks, creating a dangerous leadership vacuum where accountability disappears and progress stalls. Tim Huttner exposes this political wet napkin for what it really is – not about freedom but about avoiding the difficult work of governance.
• Passive governance allows politicians to shrug responsibility while continuing to collect paychecks
• Local examples include city councils deadlocked on development while infrastructure crumbles
• Trump's tariffs are addressing unfair trade practices where other countries charge 60% duties on American products
• The irony of anti-tariff protesters often driving foreign vehicles while opposing fair trade policies
• Bureaucratic inefficiency wastes taxpayer money while providing poor service
• Political disengagement, especially among Republicans, has allowed extreme policies to take root
• Leadership requires grabbing control when systems fail, not passive observation
• The number one selling car in China is actually a Buick, showing even the Chinese prefer American vehicles when affordable
• Both political parties have good ideas, but tribal politics prevents implementation of common-sense solutions
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Today we're tearing the shinylabel off this so-called
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I say good for him.
Let's get back to the show here.
What is a hands-off theory Now?
You might think it's a spiritabout freedom.
You might think it's hey, don'ttouch my stuff.
You might think go out and dosome research on it.
Kind of important that you knowthis.
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Again, the left has tried somepretty sneaky underhand stuff,
but this one's kind of a goodtiming for them, seeing how
POTUS 47 has made it happen.
I wake up.
Every day.
I wake up every day thinking,yeah, we're doing this.
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Many years of this left-handedliberal nut job stuff Purple
hair, green teeth, piercings inevery orifice they can make,
peeing in the wrong bathroom,not having a God to pray to.
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Everything's about chaos.
Not anymore Again, thanks toPOTUS47.
Things are being shut off.
Dei woke away.
I've been waiting for this for along time.
I hope you have too, because ifyou have, then I'm kind of
preaching to the choir.
If you haven't, when you'relistening to this show, tell me
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what good it did.
You Tell me what the win is foryou, so that someone can
Participate in female sports asan actual biological male?
I don't think there is.
I think you just want theattention.
Participate in female sports asan actual biological male?
I don't think there is.
I think you just want theattention.
I think that this party, thesepeople, these nutjobs just want
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to be able to say I did thatKind of like.
We had this guy.
He was a guy, so there was nogender dysphoria here Comes up
to our city hall and says that'snot the new flag, I want the
new flag.
You have offended me by notputting up the new flag.
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Minnesota here is kind of athing, kind of a sore subject
for us older guys who say, no,that's still our flag, we ain't
taking it away.
So this snot nose complains toour city administrator.
I'm offended and frankly I justmight do something about this
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City administrator, caved like aschoolgirl in the first hour,
couldn't wait to hang the newflag.
Well, technically it is theflag of the new Minnesota.
But again, how it got handledwas a lot of underhanded, sneaky
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stuff.
It just kind of happened andthey say, oh, we told everybody.
We told everybody, you had achoice to chime in.
Well, if you had 44 millionpeople in your city, would you
really have a choice to chime in?
Again, the right sits on theirass, doesn't get involved,
doesn't think nothing of ituntil it's too late and it's
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done.
They went through all theprocedure, they went through all
the meetings, they went throughall the meetings and, yeah, we
settled on a Somalian flag inMinnesota.
Yeah, take a look at it.
I highly advise you to look atit.
And then go look at theSomalian flag.
Not much difference.
And I would think that theSomalian people who put this up
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wanted something of theirhometown and we were it.
So back to the theory of we'renot hands-on enough.
The hands-off theory, if youlook at it, just came up to
light since Trump's doing his 47POTUS stuff.
The man is keeping his famouspromises and he is going to say,
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look, this ain't 45 anymore,this is 47.
And I will make a difference.
Through hook or crook, throughbarrel or narrow, we're going to
do this.
I respect that.
Again, the guy's kind of anarcissist, maybe, not kind of.
Maybe.
He is Likes to hear his ownthing, but he's got a buffer,
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he's got someone to kind of takethe heat for him.
If you look at this, Smart.
Japanese have done this forcenturies Iyan, where the guy
making the decision sits backand the junior members go up
front and open their mouth.
Guess who's the junior member,elon.
I love what he's doing too.
Now, these hands-off guys whoare all freaking out they're
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going to turn this off, they'regoing to turn that off, they're
going to take this way, they'regoing to yeah, okay.
So part of fixing stuff is gotto dismantle it, tear it apart,
rebuild it from the bottom up sothat it's not wasting our
dollars.
The hands-off theory is nothingmore than a political wet
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napkin.
Speaker 1 (09:16):
We're not involved.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
They say let the market, the community, the
department handle it.
That's what they say, that'swhat they're saying.
What Really there's?
What?
Napkin Crap?
Think about it long term.
If we had a whole bunch ofstuff that wasn't working, how
do you fix it?
You got to kind of start over.
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Will it be interrupted?
Yeah, it's going to getinterrupted, no more than we got
interrupted in the 20s and 30swhen they said, hey, let's do a
tax so we can pay for things.
But it'll only be temporarysince the 20s.
Speaker 1 (09:57):
Really.
Speaker 2 (10:00):
The second thing I see of this hands-off theory is
the doctrine of it, the passivegovernance, shrugging the
responsibility while they'restill cashing the taxpayers'
checks.
Now think about that again thedoctrine of passive governance
shrugging responsibility whilestill cashing money or checks.
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They're still collecting NancyPelosi, worth $45 million or
whatever that thing is, at asalary of $190,000 a year.
Let's do the math on that.
Let's talk, for example, forthis passive governance, city
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leaders, leaders, developmentissues this is like.
Everybody has this problem intheir city.
I don't care who you are, Idon't care where you're from or
what you do.
Something needs to get done.
City leaders you got five,usually got five on a council.
Minneapolis has like seven ortwelve, just because it's so big
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, depending on your size, butfor the most part rural America.
Anything outside of District 5,ilhan Omar's district is gonna
be about five people, maybeseven.
You get half the people who arepro building, the other half
that are pro-not-building andthe other half of that half I
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want to keep it the way it was.
Well, wherever you fall intopersonally is where your city
leaders should be following you.
If they can't and they'vedecided to make decisions for
you or not for you because youpicked the elected people, then
I would say you have a problemwithin your city, your hierarchy
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.
Now, once those people aremaking decisions for you, now
they're not to make yourdecisions, they're just to make
your decisions for you.
Case in point they don't wantto build new infrastructure.
They don't want to build, orthey do want to build half of
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them again.
Now you're fighting half andhalf in the city.
Usually it's a divided councilof half Dems, half Democrats,
with half.
You know just it's half andhalf.
Then you get some liberalsthrown in there just to muck it
up and you have this constantfight within the council.
Now the mayor's job in thesetimes are supposed to say look
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guys, we're here, bipartisan.
We need to sit down and sayhere's what we're not going to
do and still maintain and gatherand do the things we're
supposed to do.
Yeah, here in my undergroundbunker location we have some
city leaders that I don't know.
I think the age has gotten tothe point where they just can't
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build a group, a group of peoplethat can constantly be on the
same page with but again, thatcould happen in anybody's city.
It lacks the wisdom, and thatcomes with age.
Just because you're smartdoesn't mean you're wise, and we
have a whole lot of not wisdom.
On one of our councils, forinstance, we also put out a
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correct version of the way toput UTVs in our city.
Most cities have them.
Most cities across the countrydon't even care about them.
They're just there.
Now, for your instance, a UTVis an almost $35,000 to $40,000
piece of equipment.
It rivals the price of mostcars.
It has signals.
It has signals, it hasinsurance.
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It is licensed by the state inwhich you're in.
In here it's in Minnesota, sonow I pay a tax for a license on
a UTV that is in our city andour city has decided to not let
the citizens drive theirs around.
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Think about that.
Think about that freedom.
Think about that political wetnapkin I was talking about.
Let the market, let thecommunity, let the department
handle it.
Passive conveyance ofgovernance.
Passive conveyance ofgovernance.
They shrug their responsibilitywhile thinking that they knew
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what was best.
Now for that, I'll give themthe fact that they did run, they
did win.
They are in that position forthat.
But they are injecting theiropinions and their beliefs in
the beliefs of who they'resupposed to be injecting.
They've replaced ours withtheirs.
This is what hands-off theoryshould be.
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Don't inject your theory frommine.
Now back to the political thingand things, the big stuff.
City leaders dodging developmentissues is kind of a thing that
they've been doing for a longtime.
Because no one wants to writethe check Now, unless you've sat
in the chair and I have.
You don't understand thepressures involved on both sides
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of this conversation.
Now, it's not like you'redodging, it's just like do you
want to deal with it, or do youwant the next group to deal with
it, or do you want someone elsedealing with it so you don't
have to?
Whatever that mental currencyis, it's going to be a thing.
If you deal with it, you'regoing to have half the people
like it and half not.
Your city might need it, itdoesn't matter, need it, it
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doesn't matter.
So, shrugging the shoulder asan example of the dodging
development issues, it's a cityofficial who's going to say well
, I'm claiming that this isgoing to be a county thing, it
ain't going to be a city thing.
County gets involved.
You never want the countyinvolved, not in our county.
County gets involved and saysnever want the county involved,
not in our county.
County gets involved and sayshey, really, we don't really
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know if we need that kind ofdevelopment.
Maybe you need a school, schoolboard's involved.
Now, school says let thecurriculum decide itself.
Well, that's a hope.
And wait and see.
Anybody who goes into aconversation with a group of
people without having some kindof a roadmap, a format, is
asking for trouble.
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Because you could want to go intalking about this development
thing, whatever it is, newschool, new roads, whatever it
is, and leave talking about TacoBell and what we're going to
have on our beef and beanburrito.
We're way, way left side, we'regone Too late.
You can't unwind that clock,you can't get those people back
in there and have thisconversation about that again.
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Well, you've sufficed the statemandate, charter or the laws.
That said, we had a meeting, wehad an open meeting and we
happen to like cream sauce onour taco now.
Well, we still had the meeting.
Now you can put anything youwant in that blank.
Now, if you followed me on that, you went in there and wanted
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to talk about development of apiece and if you did what the
school district would say, let'slet the school district just go
where it goes and we'll justdeal with it.
Then, and by the time you'reout, you're talking about sauce
on your taco.
Then you go back to state andsay, oh yeah, well, we had this
conversation, we had the closed,open meeting, we had the laws
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in place and we talked aboutbeef and bean burritos, but now
we're going to put our road inthat we want.
That's the importance ofstaying on topic when you're in
one of these sessions.
So the school board says letthe curriculum decide itself,
which is baloney.
And then federal agenciesghosting while disasters unfold.
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Well, how many people rememberand this is all part about the
hands-off theory how many peopleremember all those storms and
floods we had down southernstates?
Yeah, I do too.
And who comes into the rescue?
The Trump group.
Who left it hanging in the wind?
Sleepy Joe and the crazy girlleft it hanging in the wind.
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Sleepy Joe and the crazy girlyeah, that's your hands-off
theory for you.
Those are the people that youelected to do this.
Here in our city, we have a lotof protesting, going on
Protesting, and they want tomake it sound like it's such a
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big thing to walk around holdinga sign.
Now, j6 was a protest, a littlemore active protest.
What happened?
People didn't like thoseprotests.
So people around the US areprotesting.
I'm holding my fingerparentheses up protesting,
holding my finger parentheses up, protesting because they think
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holding a sign up is going tohelp us as a group.
Now, if you just listen to them,why are they doing the
protesting?
Why do they want this passivegovernance?
They want a CYA tactic andthat's a cover your ass tactic.
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Avoid accountability whilepretending to empowering others
is their main theory.
They're empowering you to goout and stop your signs.
And I'll tell you what.
You couldn't be further fromthe truth.
These people couldn't empoweranything.
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Obviously, you know they'reworried about the price of stuff
.
Oh, it's good, it was a tariffthing.
You know, it's this whole handsoff my 401k.
I mean all this narrative crap.
They don't have it.
It's not there, you can't touchit.
Trump can't even touch it.
So what makes you think?
Why are you so scared?
Because now shit's getting done?
Trump's going to say hey, nomore of this wussy-wussing
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around, where we're going tomake stuff happen.
You don't like it?
Tough, I got three more years3.9 more years of this and we'll
make it happen.
Maybe that's what they don'tlike about it.
Should we go out and ask theleft and the crazy left should
we do this?
You think Pelosi makes all thismoney by sitting around and
talking stupid?
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Because if she don't, she'staking it.
I do hope that the DOJ findssome stuff on them guys and puts
the ringer to them.
They've earned it.
So it's easier to trust theprocess than to admit you don't
want the heat.
Think about that.
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It's easier to trust theprocess than to admit you don't
want the heat.
So we're thinking that theprocess of don't touch my stuff
is going to be more logical thanhey, we've got to crack some
eggs to make an omelet.
It's going to be easy.
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We've had 30-some, 40-some easyyears on top of the tax laws
from the 20s, to unscrew this up, and Doge is doing a great job.
He's doing a great job.
He's doing what he's supposedto do.
Trump not stupid, not in 47,.
Trump 2.0 has got some way.
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Different theories Remember theJapanese theory?
Old wise guy sits back callingthe shots and the young snot
noses go up front and tell howit is.
That's how this is working.
That's what's happening.
Trump 1.0 said a lot ofnarcissistic stupid shit.
You know he didn't change hisstripes.
You know he's stillnarcissistic.
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But now he's got another one tohelp Winter chicken dinner.
So do you really trust theprocess Than to admit you don't
want the heat?
Well, the heat is basically, ifyou're taking all this in and
you think it's right that we'renot correcting this, the system
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that's broken.
It's been broken for decades.
That's the heat, I don't know.
I kind of pay enough in taxes.
I'm kind of sick of seeing eggprices fluctuate, fuel prices
fluctuate.
Oh, take your pick.
The tariff thing, I'm going toget into that, but I'm going to
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get into it right after thissection of.
Why do they use it that way?
Why do they cover their ass?
Why do they avoidaccountability?
Why is it easier to trust theprocess than to admit you're
wrong and then passive control,plausible deniability.
If you were a Dem on the takebig time level, big Senate level
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, and you wanted some plausibledeniability, you're going to say
, look, this is going to screwup, you ain't going to work, you
ain't going to fix this.
So all these people, instead ofwanting to fix the problem,
want to fight the guy fixing theproblem.
So they at that point can havedeniability Somehow.
I don't believe if JD Vance waspresident we'd have this much
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resistance If this is Sleepy Joeor O'Biden jumping on this.
I don't think we'd have thisresistance and bravo to the
Trump administration forrelabeling an O'Biden program.
Bravo, genius, pure genius.
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Didn't have to wait.
Bravo, genius, pure genius.
Didn't have to wait.
Now we have some conversationin our family about Mr Trump and
how some people are so skewedwith sound bites and the media
and they're coming to take allstuff and oh, come on, believe
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me, you'll live through this,you won't get hurt.
You just don't know what'sgoing to cost them yet.
What's going to cost them.
We're going to save a crap loadof money because we're actually
doing the job we're rebuilding.
You got to start from blockzero before you go to block one,
block two, block three.
You can't just jump in thereand say, pow, this is all fixed.
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This is nothing you're going tofix overnight, unless you strip
it down and start over.
Trump's doing that.
He's doing that.
His tariffs genius that'ssomething Clinton did.
His tariff's genius that'ssomething Clinton did back in
the 80s.
Nafta, north American Free TradeAct, the tariffs in which they
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okay, let me put it to you thisway All these people out
protesting, everybody's gottheir sign up, everybody's got
their blue hair, their greenhair, their purple hair, the toe
rings of their nose, the 47studs going down each side of
her head for studding her ears.
Those kind of people, I'll betyou anything.
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They drove up in a foreign car.
Okay, you want to double downon that?
Throw me some fan mail, becauseI still get fan mail.
You throw me the fact that ifthere's anybody, you know
weirdos, lefts, crazies, talkstupid.
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Just look in the driveway.
Take a peek at what they'redriving.
100 bucks.
Just look in the driveway.
Take a peek at what they'redriving.
$100.
$100.
One fresh Benjamin Franklinsays they ain't got an American
car in the driveway.
I'll bet you, I will bet you Not, that driving a foreign car is
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bad.
No, but again, free trade, fairtrade, not unfair trade.
We've had enough unfair trade.
And that's what Trump's tellingyou.
He's telling you which we'vebeen telling him for years.
Well, I've been jumping up anddown over it.
I've been jumping up and downsince since Biden was talking
crap.
You can't have fair trade whenthey are tariffing our products
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into theirs at 60-some percent.
The Canadians call it duty.
I don't know what they call itin China, but they can't afford
our products because it's so faroutpriced, priced.
So their government gets toChina this tax so that the China
people can't afford Americanthings.
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But when we do it, oh, we'rehaving trouble within In our own
ranks.
We're having people cry crap,piss and moan.
For what?
Because he's trying to levelthe playing field.
You want to nick us 30% comingin.
We're going to nick you 30%going out.
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Pure genius.
Well, there's nothing new aboutit, but hey, he had the balls
to do it.
Let's nod our head at that.
Let's accept it for what we didand put him in office, including
with the popular vote.
By the way, even the Demscouldn't trust Kamala.
Who could?
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This is word salad shit.
So think about those tariffs.
What's the worst thing that canhappen?
A you can buy American.
Take that foreign car that'sgoing to be worn out pretty soon
and find a hole and bury it init.
Go buy an American product.
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Or if you do have seven cars,at least make a couple of them.
Freaking American cars yourHyundais, your Hondas, your you
know again fine cars.
And if you think that's yourchoice of freedom, go ahead.
You know what the number oneselling car in China is?
I'll give you a little drumroll.
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It ain't what you think it is.
You'd think they'd have somekind of a Hyundai.
Whatever it is, the number oneselling car in china is a buick.
Yeah, put that in your pipe andsmoke it.
A little quote from berettabuick they don't like their cars
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they don't even want to becaught dead in their cars.
So they, they do do buick thein their cars.
So they do Buick the peoplethat can't afford it do Buick
Ever thought of that?
Now we take a China card here,a Kiel $10,000.
Let's say it's $10,000.
Now we've got a Buick goingtheir way and it's going to be
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$30,000.
$28,000, $30,000.
Now we've got a 2.
Going their way and it's goingto be 30 grand, 28, 30 grand.
So we got a 2.7 to 1 ratio oftheir out point versus our in
coin.
That's pretty good.
But if you want that car, youhave to pay the number, china,
and you ain't going to hugelyspike it on the way in communist
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regime for how much it costs.
So your people can't afford it.
Now, how is it their peoplecan't afford it On a tariff?
And when we talk tariffs or 47POTUS talks tariffs and it's
going to cost us, how comethey're not jumping up and down
and protesting in the streetsAgain?
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Protest with my fingers upBecause it's crap, it's just
crap.
So what does it really do?
The left is trying to kill theinitiative.
No one knows who's driving, sonothing moves.
No one knows who's driving, sonothing moves.
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Who started this initiative?
Who started this hands-off?
Who put their name on thislittle title?
Nobody's claimed it, yet Idon't see anybody who's claimed
it.
I kind of stay pretty current.
I don't know anybody who'sclaimed it.
I kind of stay pretty current,I don't know.
Think about it.
It also breeds chaos.
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No decisions, no directions, noresults.
Hmm, kind of fits with the lastone, doesn't it?
It kills initiative.
And who's making decisions?
Who's steering this bus?
Who's empowering?
Who's shifting the blame fromschool district, what, and then
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you have again plausibleliability based upon why they
use it.
You see how the show shows kindof coming together and kind of a
cross your fingers, theknuckles all fit together type
of thing.
It had to be talked aboutbecause I've been sitting and
watching this, I've been busy,haven't had time to do many
shows but I kind of had to stopwhat I was doing and say, oh,
(31:27):
this has got to happen, becauseI don't think people are paying
attention.
I kind of had to stop what Iwas doing and say, oh, this has
got to happen, because I don'tthink people are paying
attention.
I think if you're listening tomy show, you're one that do pay
attention.
I think the people across thecountry, the globe, the wherever
you're listening to, whatlanguage you're listening to it
in, you're listening, how itequates to you, I don't know.
(31:52):
Remember, I'm not always certain, but I am always certain.
Again, I did not write that I'mnot always right, but I am
always certain.
It's kind of humility for me.
It's still true.
It makes sense.
Okay, real world examples oftailor your city for audience.
(32:13):
Hmm, I did add the fumbles tomake growth commercial growth.
Council claims that it's notour lane.
Meanwhile, buildings rot.
Their redevelopments don'thappen.
In this case, their 401ks arestill active.
They're still making money.
Yeah, the market jumps around alittle bit.
Of course it's going to jumparound a little bit.
It better.
(32:33):
It means that the market's aviable living thing.
So it jumps up and down.
Big deal.
Your GDP is still on task.
And then some.
I do hope Trump turns the oilback on in our country.
That would be a huge win for us.
(32:53):
But I don't know.
I think he's kind of holdingout there the fox in the hen
house type of deal.
He's going to use up everybodyelse's juice first and then
we'll use our last and sell itback to him at stupid numbers.
Again, the art of the deal,people.
The art of the deal, payingattention to how stuff works.
Kind of a win that way.
(33:14):
Okay, community begs for roadrepair.
Again, more of the real worldexamples.
Tailor your city or youraudience County blames, state,
state blames, county Potholeseverywhere.
Purgatory, oh.
The world is falling.
It's upside down.
Meanwhile they're still againcashing your checks.
They're still taking your money.
So hands off.
(33:36):
Really, it's a cowardice in asuit.
Hands off, whoever started thatup.
It's leadership in a theaterwhere everybody's acting but no
one's leading.
Again on the side of the roadholding your sign up.
(33:56):
We're all acting, but no one'sleading.
Who's leading?
Trump's leading.
And you left listeners out therethinking I'm a Trump fanzy.
Nope can do Joy.
I'm not a Trump fan, but I am afan of getting stuff done
unless you've had your ownbusiness.
Not collect a check for 30years, not go to work and punch
(34:18):
a clock or whatever you did toget your union benefits, to get
your whatever it is on the wayout the door until you die and
you collect down all your stuff.
People who run their ownbusiness do a way, different
format of things.
You don't make money.
You don't get crap.
You still got employees to pay.
(34:39):
Can't pay your employees.
Tough Paying your visa so youcan pay them.
There's no money coming in.
You find money.
You got all these employees tofeed and their families.
Yeah, you got a job to do when,if you're at a middle
management position in a bigcompany where they're selling
(34:59):
billions of dollars to the USgovernment, again cashing out
checks to buy airplanes atBoeing fighter jets, black Geed,
whatever it is you're stillcollecting your check?
And oh, by the way these peoplewhen Doge goes and cuts all
these jobs he didn't cut jobs,he just cut the inefficient ones
and they get on TV and they cryI don't know where my next
(35:23):
meal's coming from.
I'm two years out of college.
I got 19 kids.
I don't know what's going tohappen to me.
Welcome to the world ofuncertainty.
These left nut jobs who thinkthat their job is so secure
because they work for thefederal government and the
(35:45):
government is not a job producer.
Ever, never was, never will be.
People might think, hey, I workfor the government, I'm secure.
Until this happens, I thinkit's a win for people to think
that, just because you work fora government and you think
you're untouchable, well, hereyou go.
You've lived it Now.
(36:07):
You've lived through it.
Where a self-employed personlives through that every day.
Uncertainty, you wantuncertainty, yeah, you bet.
Stop pissing away our money,stop wasting, because, like the
DMV, where there's 94 people andone person doing it and she
walks around like she's gotnothing to do all day.
(36:28):
That's the inefficiency.
Or stand in line at a postoffice.
Oh wait, the song comes on theradio.
The rest of you can wait untilI get my groove on that kind of
inefficiency.
You all know it, you've allseen it, you've all been part of
(36:48):
that inefficiency.
And one guy's trying to fix itand you're mad at him.
Come on, common sense ain'tcommon enough and it sure as
hell ain't common.
Fix it.
And that's what he's doing.
I hope he keeps every campaignpromise that he ever, ever said.
(37:10):
I don't care how stupid stuffhe says, I hope he keeps the
stupid ones too.
Just to prove a point he worksfor us.
That's what voted him in there.
Okay, let's see Leadership.
Follow my little cute charthere the results you, the
taxpayer, get ghosted whilebureaucrats pass the buck Like
(37:31):
hot potato.
I think I said enough aboutthat one during this whole
soiree.
I think I'm kind of on pagewith that one.
Let's see here.
Final words from the bunkerHands off.
It doesn't work when the houseis on fire.
(37:51):
That's kind of a quote I wasthinking of last night.
It can't work If everything'sin chaos, which it is again.
This is an assimile for chaosegg prices out of whack, all the
chaos that's going around us,the inefficiencies where
(38:12):
Pelosi's making net worth of $48billion whatever she is, you
know, you get it, don't you?
Speaker 1 (38:17):
You hear?
Speaker 2 (38:18):
what I'm saying.
That house is on fire.
You can't have a hands-off, youhave to have somebody steering
this bus.
I don't make predictions and Idon't believe in magic or
circumstances here, but if youpay attention to what's going on
, in the past you got the guysthrowing this up.
You got Elon everybody'skicking his ass because he's a
(38:40):
Trumpanzee and he's doing whatthe boss says Well, that's the
hierarchy of government.
The boss says crap.
You say what color, how highand what pile do you want it in,
sir, if you don't like that,get out of the job.
No one's keeping you there.
So he's doing this.
And now he's the guy.
He's the guy who gets to sitback and call the shots.
(39:01):
And excuse me, but some of youpeople who are way seriously
gone and I hear this a lot frompeople we're not going to let a
non-elected official call theshots.
Speaker 1 (39:17):
Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa whoa, whoa.
Speaker 2 (39:23):
So we're going to let an elected official who's
corrupt as the day is long,versus a non-elected official
sanctioned by the president thepresident of the United States
do his job, where he has nothingto lose or nothing to gain.
He's a billionaire, he don'tneed that money, he can give two
craps less about it, but he canhave the mental currency of
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being a fixer, a mental fixer, agovernment fixer, and he fixes
it.
And he can live the rest of hislife fixer, a mental fixer, a
government fixer, and he fixesit, and he can live the rest of
his life with his kids andeverybody else who lives in this
country and be in that fixerage.
When he was, my dad did this,my grandpa did this, my whatever
, whatever.
That hierarchy is going to bethat chain of family.
(40:07):
Who can say that happened onour watch?
I would say he would be thefireman while this house is on
fire.
Think about that.
Okay, let's see here.
So the next one is leadershipisn't watching from the
sidelines, it's grabbing thedamn house.
(40:29):
It's grabbing the house.
It's by hook or crook.
These people are going to grabthis while they can because
they're desperate.
A long time ago on a show Isaid look, you watch when these
(40:50):
Dems get out of control.
And we're pretty much at thatpoint.
You can see by the fear and thepanic in their eyes they're out
of control.
Aoc's got half as stupid as shewas, which is three times
stupid than anybody else.
But you know, think about thetotal.
They're scared, they'refiguring whatever they can do to
(41:16):
try and keep themselves A outof prison because of the stuff
they've done.
And guess who's going to do it?
The people they tried to put inprison many times before.
Speaker 1 (41:29):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (41:30):
The Dems constantly poking a bear.
They did not.
They did not expect thisTrump's back in 47.
Oh shit, we've been beatingthis guy's ass since he was in
45.
Beat his ass through 46, andnow he's at 47.
(41:52):
This world is round, people.
This world is round, and he'sgoing to get his and they are
going to get theirs, and I hopehe does, because he has earned
that right on these witch hunts.
Speaker 1 (42:07):
They could have left his ass alone.
Speaker 2 (42:09):
Go away, trump.
Nah, they had to kind of throwhim in jail, put him through the
court system, file papers,constant, constant.
You don't think there's somepayback coming?
What would you do?
Buy Gatsby Gagons and go tochurch and pray it off.
Go ahead.
Ain't that dude?
(42:30):
He's that guy who will go afterthem again, as he should.
So my win is go ahead, backyourself out.
Payback's a bitch.
So they're grabbing the house.
They're freaking out.
Here's a good one Stay awake,stay loud, and if they won't
lead, we will.
(42:51):
Stay awake, stay loud, and ifthey won't lead, we will.
I kind of got to pick on theRepublicans a bit on this one,
because for many years they'dsit back and I don't have time
(43:12):
for politics, I don't have this,I don't care, I just don't.
They never engaged it.
They never engaged until now,until they realized that they
were so far out of control.
Guys peeing in girls' bathrooms, showering with 14-year-old
girls and your 15-year-old guykid Really, six-foot-two male
(43:34):
peak performance competingagainst women swimming how do
you put that together?
Did you see the one about thefencing gal Been?
All over the news lately?
They come up to the sign it's afencing program, it's with
swords, and you know the wholefencing program.
She comes up and she on guardshim and she takes a knee and
(44:01):
this guy, who identified as agal, who was in that sport.
Now, because he identifies assomething he you know, his, his
brain is freaking weird.
She takes a knee and this, thispunk sack, walks up to this gal
on her knee who will not engagethis and says what's wrong?
Really, really, really.
(44:27):
This dumb kid was dumbfounded.
Now you look at the twotogether he has a foot and a
half advantage.
His arms are longer, his armsare bigger, he has more power,
more strength.
Would you engage that?
I say bravo to the girl whotook the knee, absolutely bravo,
fantastic.
(44:47):
You know, trump had to see thatone.
Now, all these courts fightingthis, minnesota, these Ellis and
all these puke sacks oh, we'regoing to fight this.
We're going to fight Trump.
We're going to start another.
Do you really think he gives asnot nose about what kind of
file you're going to file on him?
(45:08):
When he's the president, he canpardon himself.
He don't care, of course.
Not like Sleepy Joe, where youcan pre-pardon everybody, just
in case Trump goes after him,which he did and he will.
You don't pre-pardon, you don'tpre-cog that type of stuff.
What's wrong with these stupidpeople?
Hey, just in case, I'm going topre-cog, pre-pardon everybody,
(45:34):
go, pardon everybody.
Nope, don't happen that way.
I said that three shows agoNever going to happen.
Go Pardon everybody.
Nope, don't happen that way.
I said that three shows ago,never going to happen.
Yeah, so how do you think theworld's going around everybody?
You guys overseas, you're notgoing to see this, but we're
seeing it here.
Stay awake, stay loud, and ifthey don't lead, we will Keep
(45:57):
that in your mind.
Republicans, don't do this to usagain.
Don't be that guy who says, oh,I'm not going to engage us.
I think politics are a waste oftime.
It ain't, and this is what it'sgotten to because we haven't
engaged.
And again, am I a Republican?
I lean more towards the rightthan left, but I think both
sides have a lot of good ideas.
(46:18):
You just got to get over thisparty thing and get back to work
, because they work for us.
You put that D away.
You put that R away.
How's?
that for a day.
You can always reach us on ourwebsite at hutcastfacebookcom.
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It's an easy format.
You guys can send stuff throughthe chat messenger.
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desk all day and monitor mywebsite.
So reach out, Say some words.
I'll publish this today.
I'm a little behind.
Let's see, it's 518 CentralTime.
I'll launch this as soon as Iget it made up.
(47:01):
Again.
People stay awake, Stay loud.
If they don't lead, we will.
Let's lead, let's be theleaders.
Tell your neighbors, yourcohorts, your lefties, your
righties.
Calm down, You'll see.
This tariff thing will work.
It has to work.
There is no company going to noexcuse me, let me say this
(47:25):
there's no country that is goingto destroy their GDP because
we're not going to change back afair and mutual trade.
And again, if you're out andabout and you see all these blue
hairs walking around with nailson their ears and face and
carrying signs, look at thedriveway.
(47:46):
Look at the driveway, look atthe car they drove up in.
Remember I got a bet on thiswith you guys.
A hundred bucks says theypulled up in a foreign car.
Uh-huh, and don't give me thiscrap about oh, it's made in
Tennessee.
Nope, it's assembled inTennessee, it's made in China,
or it's made in Japan, or it'smade wherever.
And why do they do that?
(48:07):
To beat the terror.
Gotta hand it to those Japanese.
They're sneaky, they're sneakyand they're smart.
So for HuttCast, happy Easter'scoming up here.
I'm kind of looking forward tothat.
My new baby gals Hop around abunny Hope you have a same and
(48:29):
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Yeah, it's going to be a fun Easter this year.
Speaker 2 (48:35):
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This is why we do this.
This is why we engage.
This isn't it.
This is for our next generation, not for us.
It's for these next kids to saylook, we're going to leave this
world better than when we gotit.
No, I can't say that recently.
It's not better Unless we fixit, unless we stay loud, stay
(48:56):
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Today we're tearing the shinylabel off this so-called
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Welcome back everybody.
It is 6-4-2025.
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I've had some time away.
I've seen some country, talkedto some people, people talk to
people, spread out my HuttCastwings and of course, if I do
that, I'm going all over thecountry and I'm dropping my
stickers wherever I've been Kindof a thing for me.
So if you've been in a bathroom, restroom, a, whatever, you'll
(03:21):
see my propaganda firmly plantedsomewhere within Vision's sight
.
Yeah, I do that Kind of getsout there, kind of did some fun
stuff like last year with thatand it kind of turned out.
So hey, we're doing it again.
All right, you heard of myintro.
Couldn't help but hear my myintro.
(03:43):
This shiny new label how do youlike that, the shiny new label
thing?
That was kind of a cutesy thing, as Deputy Director would say
of the FBI Cutesy, and it's kindof a shame we miss him on the
radio front, but we're going toenjoy him in the FBI.
Dan Bongino has accepted hisposition.
He is now firmly rooted withinthe swamp area.
(04:06):
I say good for him.
Let's get back to the show here.
What is a hands-off theory Now?
You might think it's a spiritabout freedom.
You might think it's hey, don'ttouch my stuff.
You might think go out and dosome research on it.
Kind of important that you knowthis.
(04:27):
Again, the left has tried somepretty sneaky underhand stuff,
but this one's kind of a goodtiming for them, seeing how
POTUS 47 has made it happen.
I wake up.
Every day.
I wake up every day thinking,yeah, we're doing this.
(04:47):
Many years of this left-handedliberal nut job stuff Purple
hair, green teeth, piercings inevery orifice they can make,
peeing in the wrong bathroom,not having a God to pray to.
(05:11):
Everything's about chaos.
Not anymore Again, thanks toPOTUS47.
Things are being shut off.
Dei woke away.
I've been waiting for this for along time.
I hope you have too, because ifyou have, then I'm kind of
preaching to the choir.
If you haven't, when you'relistening to this show, tell me
(05:32):
what good it did.
You Tell me what the win is foryou, so that someone can
Participate in female sports asan actual biological male?
I don't think there is.
I think you just want theattention.
Participate in female sports asan actual biological male?
I don't think there is.
I think you just want theattention.
I think that this party, thesepeople, these nutjobs just want
(05:53):
to be able to say I did thatKind of like.
We had this guy.
He was a guy, so there was nogender dysphoria here Comes up
to our city hall and says that'snot the new flag, I want the
new flag.
You have offended me by notputting up the new flag.
(06:15):
Minnesota here is kind of athing, kind of a sore subject
for us older guys who say, no,that's still our flag, we ain't
taking it away.
So this snot nose complains toour city administrator.
I'm offended and frankly I justmight do something about this
(06:39):
City administrator, caved like aschoolgirl in the first hour,
couldn't wait to hang the newflag.
Well, technically it is theflag of the new Minnesota.
But again, how it got handledwas a lot of underhanded, sneaky
(07:00):
stuff.
It just kind of happened andthey say, oh, we told everybody.
We told everybody, you had achoice to chime in.
Well, if you had 44 millionpeople in your city, would you
really have a choice to chime in?
Again, the right sits on theirass, doesn't get involved,
doesn't think nothing of ituntil it's too late and it's
(07:21):
done.
They went through all theprocedure, they went through all
the meetings, they went throughall the meetings and, yeah, we
settled on a Somalian flag inMinnesota.
Yeah, take a look at it.
I highly advise you to look atit.
And then go look at theSomalian flag.
Not much difference.
And I would think that theSomalian people who put this up
(07:44):
wanted something of theirhometown and we were it.
So back to the theory of we'renot hands-on enough.
The hands-off theory, if youlook at it, just came up to
light since Trump's doing his 47POTUS stuff.
The man is keeping his famouspromises and he is going to say,
(08:07):
look, this ain't 45 anymore,this is 47.
And I will make a difference.
Through hook or crook, throughbarrel or narrow, we're going to
do this.
I respect that.
Again, the guy's kind of anarcissist, maybe, not kind of.
Maybe.
He is Likes to hear his ownthing, but he's got a buffer,
(08:29):
he's got someone to kind of takethe heat for him.
If you look at this, Smart.
Japanese have done this forcenturies Iyan, where the guy
making the decision sits backand the junior members go up
front and open their mouth.
Guess who's the junior member,elon.
I love what he's doing too.
Now, these hands-off guys whoare all freaking out they're
(08:54):
going to turn this off, they'regoing to turn that off, they're
going to take this way, they'regoing to yeah, okay.
So part of fixing stuff is gotto dismantle it, tear it apart,
rebuild it from the bottom up sothat it's not wasting our
dollars.
The hands-off theory is nothingmore than a political wet
(09:14):
napkin.
Speaker 1 (09:16):
We're not involved.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
They say let the market, the community, the
department handle it.
That's what they say, that'swhat they're saying.
What Really there's?
What?
Napkin Crap?
Think about it long term.
If we had a whole bunch ofstuff that wasn't working, how
do you fix it?
You got to kind of start over.
(09:39):
Will it be interrupted?
Yeah, it's going to getinterrupted, no more than we got
interrupted in the 20s and 30swhen they said, hey, let's do a
tax so we can pay for things.
But it'll only be temporarysince the 20s.
Speaker 1 (09:57):
Really.
Speaker 2 (10:00):
The second thing I see of this hands-off theory is
the doctrine of it, the passivegovernance, shrugging the
responsibility while they'restill cashing the taxpayers'
checks.
Now think about that again thedoctrine of passive governance
shrugging responsibility whilestill cashing money or checks.
(10:23):
They're still collecting NancyPelosi, worth $45 million or
whatever that thing is, at asalary of $190,000 a year.
Let's do the math on that.
Let's talk, for example, forthis passive governance, city
(10:44):
leaders, leaders, developmentissues this is like.
Everybody has this problem intheir city.
I don't care who you are, Idon't care where you're from or
what you do.
Something needs to get done.
City leaders you got five,usually got five on a council.
Minneapolis has like seven ortwelve, just because it's so big
(11:04):
, depending on your size, butfor the most part rural America.
Anything outside of District 5,ilhan Omar's district is gonna
be about five people, maybeseven.
You get half the people who arepro building, the other half
that are pro-not-building andthe other half of that half I
(11:27):
want to keep it the way it was.
Well, wherever you fall intopersonally is where your city
leaders should be following you.
If they can't and they'vedecided to make decisions for
you or not for you because youpicked the elected people, then
I would say you have a problemwithin your city, your hierarchy
(11:47):
.
Now, once those people aremaking decisions for you, now
they're not to make yourdecisions, they're just to make
your decisions for you.
Case in point they don't wantto build new infrastructure.
They don't want to build, orthey do want to build half of
(12:08):
them again.
Now you're fighting half andhalf in the city.
Usually it's a divided councilof half Dems, half Democrats,
with half.
You know just it's half andhalf.
Then you get some liberalsthrown in there just to muck it
up and you have this constantfight within the council.
Now the mayor's job in thesetimes are supposed to say look
(12:31):
guys, we're here, bipartisan.
We need to sit down and sayhere's what we're not going to
do and still maintain and gatherand do the things we're
supposed to do.
Yeah, here in my undergroundbunker location we have some
city leaders that I don't know.
I think the age has gotten tothe point where they just can't
(12:59):
build a group, a group of peoplethat can constantly be on the
same page with but again, thatcould happen in anybody's city.
It lacks the wisdom, and thatcomes with age.
Just because you're smartdoesn't mean you're wise, and we
have a whole lot of not wisdom.
On one of our councils, forinstance, we also put out a
(13:25):
correct version of the way toput UTVs in our city.
Most cities have them.
Most cities across the countrydon't even care about them.
They're just there.
Now, for your instance, a UTVis an almost $35,000 to $40,000
piece of equipment.
It rivals the price of mostcars.
It has signals.
It has signals, it hasinsurance.
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It is licensed by the state inwhich you're in.
In here it's in Minnesota, sonow I pay a tax for a license on
a UTV that is in our city andour city has decided to not let
the citizens drive theirs around.
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Think about that.
Think about that freedom.
Think about that political wetnapkin I was talking about.
Let the market, let thecommunity, let the department
handle it.
Passive conveyance ofgovernance.
Passive conveyance ofgovernance.
They shrug their responsibilitywhile thinking that they knew
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what was best.
Now for that, I'll give themthe fact that they did run, they
did win.
They are in that position forthat.
But they are injecting theiropinions and their beliefs in
the beliefs of who they'resupposed to be injecting.
They've replaced ours withtheirs.
This is what hands-off theoryshould be.
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Don't inject your theory frommine.
Now back to the political thingand things, the big stuff.
City leaders dodging developmentissues is kind of a thing that
they've been doing for a longtime.
Because no one wants to writethe check Now, unless you've sat
in the chair and I have.
You don't understand thepressures involved on both sides
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of this conversation.
Now, it's not like you'redodging, it's just like do you
want to deal with it, or do youwant the next group to deal with
it, or do you want someone elsedealing with it so you don't
have to?
Whatever that mental currencyis, it's going to be a thing.
If you deal with it, you'regoing to have half the people
like it and half not.
Your city might need it, itdoesn't matter, need it, it
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doesn't matter.
So, shrugging the shoulder asan example of the dodging
development issues, it's a cityofficial who's going to say well
, I'm claiming that this isgoing to be a county thing, it
ain't going to be a city thing.
County gets involved.
You never want the countyinvolved, not in our county.
County gets involved and saysnever want the county involved,
not in our county.
County gets involved and sayshey, really, we don't really
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know if we need that kind ofdevelopment.
Maybe you need a school, schoolboard's involved.
Now, school says let thecurriculum decide itself.
Well, that's a hope.
And wait and see.
Anybody who goes into aconversation with a group of
people without having some kindof a roadmap, a format, is
asking for trouble.
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Because you could want to go intalking about this development
thing, whatever it is, newschool, new roads, whatever it
is, and leave talking about TacoBell and what we're going to
have on our beef and beanburrito.
We're way, way left side, we'regone Too late.
You can't unwind that clock,you can't get those people back
in there and have thisconversation about that again.
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Well, you've sufficed the statemandate, charter or the laws.
That said, we had a meeting, wehad an open meeting and we
happen to like cream sauce onour taco now.
Well, we still had the meeting.
Now you can put anything youwant in that blank.
Now, if you followed me on that, you went in there and wanted
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to talk about development of apiece and if you did what the
school district would say, let'slet the school district just go
where it goes and we'll justdeal with it.
Then, and by the time you'reout, you're talking about sauce
on your taco.
Then you go back to state andsay, oh yeah, well, we had this
conversation, we had the closed,open meeting, we had the laws
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in place and we talked aboutbeef and bean burritos, but now
we're going to put our road inthat we want.
That's the importance ofstaying on topic when you're in
one of these sessions.
So the school board says letthe curriculum decide itself,
which is baloney.
And then federal agenciesghosting while disasters unfold.
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Well, how many people rememberand this is all part about the
hands-off theory how many peopleremember all those storms and
floods we had down southernstates?
Yeah, I do too.
And who comes into the rescue?
The Trump group.
Who left it hanging in the wind?
Sleepy Joe and the crazy girlleft it hanging in the wind.
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Sleepy Joe and the crazy girlyeah, that's your hands-off
theory for you.
Those are the people that youelected to do this.
Here in our city, we have a lotof protesting, going on
Protesting, and they want tomake it sound like it's such a
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big thing to walk around holdinga sign.
Now, j6 was a protest, a littlemore active protest.
What happened?
People didn't like thoseprotests.
So people around the US areprotesting.
I'm holding my fingerparentheses up protesting,
holding my finger parentheses up, protesting because they think
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holding a sign up is going tohelp us as a group.
Now, if you just listen to them,why are they doing the
protesting?
Why do they want this passivegovernance?
They want a CYA tactic andthat's a cover your ass tactic.
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Avoid accountability whilepretending to empowering others
is their main theory.
They're empowering you to goout and stop your signs.
And I'll tell you what.
You couldn't be further fromthe truth.
These people couldn't empoweranything.
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Obviously, you know they'reworried about the price of stuff
.
Oh, it's good, it was a tariffthing.
You know, it's this whole handsoff my 401k.
I mean all this narrative crap.
They don't have it.
It's not there, you can't touchit.
Trump can't even touch it.
So what makes you think?
Why are you so scared?
Because now shit's getting done?
Trump's going to say hey, nomore of this wussy-wussing
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around, where we're going tomake stuff happen.
You don't like it?
Tough, I got three more years3.9 more years of this and we'll
make it happen.
Maybe that's what they don'tlike about it.
Should we go out and ask theleft and the crazy left should
we do this?
You think Pelosi makes all thismoney by sitting around and
talking stupid?
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Because if she don't, she'staking it.
I do hope that the DOJ findssome stuff on them guys and puts
the ringer to them.
They've earned it.
So it's easier to trust theprocess than to admit you don't
want the heat.
Think about that.
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It's easier to trust theprocess than to admit you don't
want the heat.
So we're thinking that theprocess of don't touch my stuff
is going to be more logical thanhey, we've got to crack some
eggs to make an omelet.
It's going to be easy.
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We've had 30-some, 40-some easyyears on top of the tax laws
from the 20s, to unscrew this up, and Doge is doing a great job.
He's doing a great job.
He's doing what he's supposedto do.
Trump not stupid, not in 47,.
Trump 2.0 has got some way.
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Different theories Remember theJapanese theory?
Old wise guy sits back callingthe shots and the young snot
noses go up front and tell howit is.
That's how this is working.
That's what's happening.
Trump 1.0 said a lot ofnarcissistic stupid shit.
You know he didn't change hisstripes.
You know he's stillnarcissistic.
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But now he's got another one tohelp Winter chicken dinner.
So do you really trust theprocess Than to admit you don't
want the heat?
Well, the heat is basically, ifyou're taking all this in and
you think it's right that we'renot correcting this, the system
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that's broken.
It's been broken for decades.
That's the heat, I don't know.
I kind of pay enough in taxes.
I'm kind of sick of seeing eggprices fluctuate, fuel prices
fluctuate.
Oh, take your pick.
The tariff thing, I'm going toget into that, but I'm going to
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get into it right after thissection of.
Why do they use it that way?
Why do they cover their ass?
Why do they avoidaccountability?
Why is it easier to trust theprocess than to admit you're
wrong and then passive control,plausible deniability.
If you were a Dem on the takebig time level, big Senate level
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, and you wanted some plausibledeniability, you're going to say
, look, this is going to screwup, you ain't going to work, you
ain't going to fix this.
So all these people, instead ofwanting to fix the problem,
want to fight the guy fixing theproblem.
So they at that point can havedeniability Somehow.
I don't believe if JD Vance waspresident we'd have this much
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resistance If this is Sleepy Joeor O'Biden jumping on this.
I don't think we'd have thisresistance and bravo to the
Trump administration forrelabeling an O'Biden program.
Bravo, genius, pure genius.
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Didn't have to wait.
Bravo, genius, pure genius.
Didn't have to wait.
Now we have some conversationin our family about Mr Trump and
how some people are so skewedwith sound bites and the media
and they're coming to take allstuff and oh, come on, believe
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me, you'll live through this,you won't get hurt.
You just don't know what'sgoing to cost them yet.
What's going to cost them.
We're going to save a crap loadof money because we're actually
doing the job we're rebuilding.
You got to start from blockzero before you go to block one,
block two, block three.
You can't just jump in thereand say, pow, this is all fixed.
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This is nothing you're going tofix overnight, unless you strip
it down and start over.
Trump's doing that.
He's doing that.
His tariffs genius that'ssomething Clinton did.
His tariff's genius that'ssomething Clinton did back in
the 80s.
Nafta, north American Free TradeAct, the tariffs in which they
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okay, let me put it to you thisway All these people out
protesting, everybody's gottheir sign up, everybody's got
their blue hair, their greenhair, their purple hair, the toe
rings of their nose, the 47studs going down each side of
her head for studding her ears.
Those kind of people, I'll betyou anything.
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They drove up in a foreign car.
Okay, you want to double downon that?
Throw me some fan mail, becauseI still get fan mail.
You throw me the fact that ifthere's anybody, you know
weirdos, lefts, crazies, talkstupid.
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Just look in the driveway.
Take a peek at what they'redriving.
100 bucks.
Just look in the driveway.
Take a peek at what they'redriving.
$100.
$100.
One fresh Benjamin Franklinsays they ain't got an American
car in the driveway.
I'll bet you, I will bet you Not, that driving a foreign car is
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bad.
No, but again, free trade, fairtrade, not unfair trade.
We've had enough unfair trade.
And that's what Trump's tellingyou.
He's telling you which we'vebeen telling him for years.
Well, I've been jumping up anddown over it.
I've been jumping up and downsince since Biden was talking
crap.
You can't have fair trade whenthey are tariffing our products
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into theirs at 60-some percent.
The Canadians call it duty.
I don't know what they call itin China, but they can't afford
our products because it's so faroutpriced, priced.
So their government gets toChina this tax so that the China
people can't afford Americanthings.
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But when we do it, oh, we'rehaving trouble within In our own
ranks.
We're having people cry crap,piss and moan.
For what?
Because he's trying to levelthe playing field.
You want to nick us 30% comingin.
We're going to nick you 30%going out.
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Pure genius.
Well, there's nothing new aboutit, but hey, he had the balls
to do it.
Let's nod our head at that.
Let's accept it for what we didand put him in office, including
with the popular vote.
By the way, even the Demscouldn't trust Kamala.
Who could?
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This is word salad shit.
So think about those tariffs.
What's the worst thing that canhappen?
A you can buy American.
Take that foreign car that'sgoing to be worn out pretty soon
and find a hole and bury it init.
Go buy an American product.
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Or if you do have seven cars,at least make a couple of them.
Freaking American cars yourHyundais, your Hondas, your you
know again fine cars.
And if you think that's yourchoice of freedom, go ahead.
You know what the number oneselling car in China is?
I'll give you a little drumroll.
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It ain't what you think it is.
You'd think they'd have somekind of a Hyundai.
Whatever it is, the number oneselling car in china is a buick.
Yeah, put that in your pipe andsmoke it.
A little quote from berettabuick they don't like their cars
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they don't even want to becaught dead in their cars.
So they, they do do buick thein their cars.
So they do Buick the peoplethat can't afford it do Buick
Ever thought of that?
Now we take a China card here,a Kiel $10,000.
Let's say it's $10,000.
Now we've got a Buick goingtheir way and it's going to be
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$30,000.
$28,000, $30,000.
Now we've got a 2.
Going their way and it's goingto be 30 grand, 28, 30 grand.
So we got a 2.7 to 1 ratio oftheir out point versus our in
coin.
That's pretty good.
But if you want that car, youhave to pay the number, china,
and you ain't going to hugelyspike it on the way in communist
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regime for how much it costs.
So your people can't afford it.
Now, how is it their peoplecan't afford it On a tariff?
And when we talk tariffs or 47POTUS talks tariffs and it's
going to cost us, how comethey're not jumping up and down
and protesting in the streetsAgain?
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Protest with my fingers upBecause it's crap, it's just
crap.
So what does it really do?
The left is trying to kill theinitiative.
No one knows who's driving, sonothing moves.
No one knows who's driving, sonothing moves.
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Who started this initiative?
Who started this hands-off?
Who put their name on thislittle title?
Nobody's claimed it, yet Idon't see anybody who's claimed
it.
I kind of stay pretty current.
I don't know anybody who'sclaimed it.
I kind of stay pretty current,I don't know.
Think about it.
It also breeds chaos.
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No decisions, no directions, noresults.
Hmm, kind of fits with the lastone, doesn't it?
It kills initiative.
And who's making decisions?
Who's steering this bus?
Who's empowering?
Who's shifting the blame fromschool district, what, and then
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you have again plausibleliability based upon why they
use it.
You see how the show shows kindof coming together and kind of a
cross your fingers, theknuckles all fit together type
of thing.
It had to be talked aboutbecause I've been sitting and
watching this, I've been busy,haven't had time to do many
shows but I kind of had to stopwhat I was doing and say, oh,
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this has got to happen, becauseI don't think people are paying
attention.
I kind of had to stop what Iwas doing and say, oh, this has
got to happen, because I don'tthink people are paying
attention.
I think if you're listening tomy show, you're one that do pay
attention.
I think the people across thecountry, the globe, the wherever
you're listening to, whatlanguage you're listening to it
in, you're listening, how itequates to you, I don't know.
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Remember, I'm not always certain, but I am always certain.
Again, I did not write that I'mnot always right, but I am
always certain.
It's kind of humility for me.
It's still true.
It makes sense.
Okay, real world examples oftailor your city for audience.
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Hmm, I did add the fumbles tomake growth commercial growth.
Council claims that it's notour lane.
Meanwhile, buildings rot.
Their redevelopments don'thappen.
In this case, their 401ks arestill active.
They're still making money.
Yeah, the market jumps around alittle bit.
Of course it's going to jumparound a little bit.
It better.
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It means that the market's aviable living thing.
So it jumps up and down.
Big deal.
Your GDP is still on task.
And then some.
I do hope Trump turns the oilback on in our country.
That would be a huge win for us.
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But I don't know.
I think he's kind of holdingout there the fox in the hen
house type of deal.
He's going to use up everybodyelse's juice first and then
we'll use our last and sell itback to him at stupid numbers.
Again, the art of the deal,people.
The art of the deal, payingattention to how stuff works.
Kind of a win that way.
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Okay, community begs for roadrepair.
Again, more of the real worldexamples.
Tailor your city or youraudience County blames, state,
state blames, county Potholeseverywhere.
Purgatory, oh.
The world is falling.
It's upside down.
Meanwhile they're still againcashing your checks.
They're still taking your money.
So hands off.
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Really, it's a cowardice in asuit.
Hands off, whoever started thatup.
It's leadership in a theaterwhere everybody's acting but no
one's leading.
Again on the side of the roadholding your sign up.
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We're all acting, but no one'sleading.
Who's leading?
Trump's leading.
And you left listeners out therethinking I'm a Trump fanzy.
Nope can do Joy.
I'm not a Trump fan, but I am afan of getting stuff done
unless you've had your ownbusiness.
Not collect a check for 30years, not go to work and punch
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a clock or whatever you did toget your union benefits, to get
your whatever it is on the wayout the door until you die and
you collect down all your stuff.
People who run their ownbusiness do a way, different
format of things.
You don't make money.
You don't get crap.
You still got employees to pay.
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Can't pay your employees.
Tough Paying your visa so youcan pay them.
There's no money coming in.
You find money.
You got all these employees tofeed and their families.
Yeah, you got a job to do when,if you're at a middle
management position in a bigcompany where they're selling
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billions of dollars to the USgovernment, again cashing out
checks to buy airplanes atBoeing fighter jets, black Geed,
whatever it is you're stillcollecting your check?
And oh, by the way these peoplewhen Doge goes and cuts all
these jobs he didn't cut jobs,he just cut the inefficient ones
and they get on TV and they cryI don't know where my next
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meal's coming from.
I'm two years out of college.
I got 19 kids.
I don't know what's going tohappen to me.
Welcome to the world ofuncertainty.
These left nut jobs who thinkthat their job is so secure
because they work for thefederal government and the
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government is not a job producer.
Ever, never was, never will be.
People might think, hey, I workfor the government, I'm secure.
Until this happens, I thinkit's a win for people to think
that, just because you work fora government and you think
you're untouchable, well, hereyou go.
You've lived it Now.
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You've lived through it.
Where a self-employed personlives through that every day.
Uncertainty, you wantuncertainty, yeah, you bet.
Stop pissing away our money,stop wasting, because, like the
DMV, where there's 94 people andone person doing it and she
walks around like she's gotnothing to do all day.
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That's the inefficiency.
Or stand in line at a postoffice.
Oh wait, the song comes on theradio.
The rest of you can wait untilI get my groove on that kind of
inefficiency.
You all know it, you've allseen it, you've all been part of
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that inefficiency.
And one guy's trying to fix itand you're mad at him.
Come on, common sense ain'tcommon enough and it sure as
hell ain't common.
Fix it.
And that's what he's doing.
I hope he keeps every campaignpromise that he ever, ever said.
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I don't care how stupid stuffhe says, I hope he keeps the
stupid ones too.
Just to prove a point he worksfor us.
That's what voted him in there.
Okay, let's see Leadership.
Follow my little cute charthere the results you, the
taxpayer, get ghosted whilebureaucrats pass the buck Like
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hot potato.
I think I said enough aboutthat one during this whole
soiree.
I think I'm kind of on pagewith that one.
Let's see here.
Final words from the bunkerHands off.
It doesn't work when the houseis on fire.
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That's kind of a quote I wasthinking of last night.
It can't work If everything'sin chaos, which it is again.
This is an assimile for chaosegg prices out of whack, all the
chaos that's going around us,the inefficiencies where
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Pelosi's making net worth of $48billion whatever she is, you
know, you get it, don't you?
Speaker 1 (38:17):
You hear?
Speaker 2 (38:18):
what I'm saying.
That house is on fire.
You can't have a hands-off, youhave to have somebody steering
this bus.
I don't make predictions and Idon't believe in magic or
circumstances here, but if youpay attention to what's going on
, in the past you got the guysthrowing this up.
You got Elon everybody'skicking his ass because he's a
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Trumpanzee and he's doing whatthe boss says Well, that's the
hierarchy of government.
The boss says crap.
You say what color, how highand what pile do you want it in,
sir, if you don't like that,get out of the job.
No one's keeping you there.
So he's doing this.
And now he's the guy.
He's the guy who gets to sitback and call the shots.
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And excuse me, but some of youpeople who are way seriously
gone and I hear this a lot frompeople we're not going to let a
non-elected official call theshots.
Speaker 1 (39:17):
Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa whoa, whoa.
Speaker 2 (39:23):
So we're going to let an elected official who's
corrupt as the day is long,versus a non-elected official
sanctioned by the president thepresident of the United States
do his job, where he has nothingto lose or nothing to gain.
He's a billionaire, he don'tneed that money, he can give two
craps less about it, but he canhave the mental currency of
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being a fixer, a mental fixer, agovernment fixer, and he fixes
it.
And he can live the rest of hislife fixer, a mental fixer, a
government fixer, and he fixesit, and he can live the rest of
his life with his kids andeverybody else who lives in this
country and be in that fixerage.
When he was, my dad did this,my grandpa did this, my whatever
, whatever.
That hierarchy is going to bethat chain of family.
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Who can say that happened onour watch?
I would say he would be thefireman while this house is on
fire.
Think about that.
Okay, let's see here.
So the next one is leadershipisn't watching from the
sidelines, it's grabbing thedamn house.
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It's grabbing the house.
It's by hook or crook.
These people are going to grabthis while they can because
they're desperate.
A long time ago on a show Isaid look, you watch when these
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Dems get out of control.
And we're pretty much at thatpoint.
You can see by the fear and thepanic in their eyes they're out
of control.
Aoc's got half as stupid as shewas, which is three times
stupid than anybody else.
But you know, think about thetotal.
They're scared, they'refiguring whatever they can do to
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try and keep themselves A outof prison because of the stuff
they've done.
And guess who's going to do it?
The people they tried to put inprison many times before.
Speaker 1 (41:29):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (41:30):
The Dems constantly poking a bear.
They did not.
They did not expect thisTrump's back in 47.
Oh shit, we've been beatingthis guy's ass since he was in
45.
Beat his ass through 46, andnow he's at 47.
(41:52):
This world is round, people.
This world is round, and he'sgoing to get his and they are
going to get theirs, and I hopehe does, because he has earned
that right on these witch hunts.
Speaker 1 (42:07):
They could have left his ass alone.
Speaker 2 (42:09):
Go away, trump.
Nah, they had to kind of throwhim in jail, put him through the
court system, file papers,constant, constant.
You don't think there's somepayback coming?
What would you do?
Buy Gatsby Gagons and go tochurch and pray it off.
Go ahead.
Ain't that dude?
(42:30):
He's that guy who will go afterthem again, as he should.
So my win is go ahead, backyourself out.
Payback's a bitch.
So they're grabbing the house.
They're freaking out.
Here's a good one Stay awake,stay loud, and if they won't
lead, we will.
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Stay awake, stay loud, and ifthey won't lead, we will.
I kind of got to pick on theRepublicans a bit on this one,
because for many years they'dsit back and I don't have time
(43:12):
for politics, I don't have this,I don't care, I just don't.
They never engaged it.
They never engaged until now,until they realized that they
were so far out of control.
Guys peeing in girls' bathrooms, showering with 14-year-old
girls and your 15-year-old guykid Really, six-foot-two male
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peak performance competingagainst women swimming how do
you put that together?
Did you see the one about thefencing gal Been?
All over the news lately?
They come up to the sign it's afencing program, it's with
swords, and you know the wholefencing program.
She comes up and she on guardshim and she takes a knee and
(44:01):
this guy, who identified as agal, who was in that sport.
Now, because he identifies assomething he you know, his, his
brain is freaking weird.
She takes a knee and this, thispunk sack, walks up to this gal
on her knee who will not engagethis and says what's wrong?
Really, really, really.
(44:27):
This dumb kid was dumbfounded.
Now you look at the twotogether he has a foot and a
half advantage.
His arms are longer, his armsare bigger, he has more power,
more strength.
Would you engage that?
I say bravo to the girl whotook the knee, absolutely bravo,
fantastic.
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You know, trump had to see thatone.
Now, all these courts fightingthis, minnesota, these Ellis and
all these puke sacks oh, we'regoing to fight this.
We're going to fight Trump.
We're going to start another.
Do you really think he gives asnot nose about what kind of
file you're going to file on him?
(45:08):
When he's the president, he canpardon himself.
He don't care, of course.
Not like Sleepy Joe, where youcan pre-pardon everybody, just
in case Trump goes after him,which he did and he will.
You don't pre-pardon, you don'tpre-cog that type of stuff.
What's wrong with these stupidpeople?
Hey, just in case, I'm going topre-cog, pre-pardon everybody,
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go, pardon everybody.
Nope, don't happen that way.
I said that three shows agoNever going to happen.
Go Pardon everybody.
Nope, don't happen that way.
I said that three shows ago,never going to happen.
Yeah, so how do you think theworld's going around everybody?
You guys overseas, you're notgoing to see this, but we're
seeing it here.
Stay awake, stay loud, and ifthey don't lead, we will Keep
(45:57):
that in your mind.
Republicans, don't do this to usagain.
Don't be that guy who says, oh,I'm not going to engage us.
I think politics are a waste oftime.
It ain't, and this is what it'sgotten to because we haven't
engaged.
And again, am I a Republican?
I lean more towards the rightthan left, but I think both
sides have a lot of good ideas.
(46:18):
You just got to get over thisparty thing and get back to work
, because they work for us.
You put that D away.
You put that R away.
How's?
that for a day.
You can always reach us on ourwebsite at hutcastfacebookcom.
It's probably the easiest waybecause a lot of my information
(46:41):
goes out that way.
It's an easy format.
You guys can send stuff throughthe chat messenger.
It's just a lot easier for meto do that than to sit behind a
desk all day and monitor mywebsite.
So reach out, Say some words.
I'll publish this today.
I'm a little behind.
Let's see, it's 518 CentralTime.
I'll launch this as soon as Iget it made up.
(47:01):
Again.
People stay awake, Stay loud.
If they don't lead, we will.
Let's lead, let's be theleaders.
Tell your neighbors, yourcohorts, your lefties, your
righties.
Calm down, You'll see.
This tariff thing will work.
It has to work.
There is no company going to noexcuse me, let me say this
(47:25):
there's no country that is goingto destroy their GDP because
we're not going to change back afair and mutual trade.
And again, if you're out andabout and you see all these blue
hairs walking around with nailson their ears and face and
carrying signs, look at thedriveway.
(47:46):
Look at the driveway, look atthe car they drove up in.
Remember I got a bet on thiswith you guys.
A hundred bucks says theypulled up in a foreign car.
Uh-huh, and don't give me thiscrap about oh, it's made in
Tennessee.
Nope, it's assembled inTennessee, it's made in China,
or it's made in Japan, or it'smade wherever.
And why do they do that?
(48:07):
To beat the terror.
Gotta hand it to those Japanese.
They're sneaky, they're sneakyand they're smart.
So for HuttCast, happy Easter'scoming up here.
I'm kind of looking forward tothat.
My new baby gals Hop around abunny Hope you have a same and
(48:29):
fantastic Easter.
Speaker 1 (48:33):
Yeah, it's going to be a fun Easter this year.
Speaker 2 (48:35):
We got little kids around.
This is why we do this.
This is why we engage.
This isn't it.
This is for our next generation, not for us.
It's for these next kids to saylook, we're going to leave this
world better than when we gotit.
No, I can't say that recently.
It's not better Unless we fixit, unless we stay loud, stay
(48:56):
engaged and we lead.
We fix it unless we stay loud,stay engaged and we lead Hutcast
.
45 minutes and 15 seconds intothis signing off.
Be well, pay attention.
I appreciate every one of you,until next time.
(49:17):
And that's a wrap for HuttCast.
Huttcast is again a pragmaticapproach to seeing things how
some people see them.
If you like our show, give us athumbs up on the Facebook site
Again for HuttCast.
Thank you again.
Have a wonderful evening.
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