The Green New Scam

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. Okay, let me ask all of you.
It is the Kooner country Pole Question of the Day
sponsored by Marios Marios Quality Roofing, Siding and Windows. Which

(00:20):
of the following is the craziest green policy being pushed
by the climate change fanatics? A bi weekly trash pickup
i e. Picking up trash now your garbage once every
two weeks. B wind farms, wind farm power reliance see

(00:49):
electric vehicle mandates. So which of these three do you
think is the craziest of the green policies being pushed
by these climate change fanatics? A picking up your trash
every two weeks now, B wind farms, c EV mandates.

(01:12):
I want to hear from you. You can vote on
our web page wrko dot com slash Cooner wrko dot
com slash cooner kuh and is in National Er. You
can also vote via X and yes I was active
on X last night. Again my handle there all one

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word at the Cooner report k U h n e R.
At the Kuner report. It is very tight as things
stand right now. The picking up the trash every two
weeks thirty two point five percent wind Farms thirty six percent,

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EV Mandates thirty one point three percent. Sough wind Farms
is currently in the lead, but it's basically almost a
third a third a third. Son audience very divided. Okay,
let's go to I mean, obviously they're all crazy, you know,

(02:21):
it's just which do you think is crazier? You know
what's the craziest of all three of them? Dave in Chelsea,
Thanks for holding Dave, and welcome.

Speaker 2 (02:33):
How are you today?

Speaker 1 (02:35):
I'm good? How are you, Dave?

Speaker 2 (02:37):
Jeff, I'm gonna be honest with you. All the above
of them. It's crazy.

Speaker 3 (02:41):
So I vote all three of them, all the above
and no good to begin with. And Jeff to what
this lady's doing in MEDFID. She's out of her mind.
And one thing that Bob forgot to mention earlier, Jeff,
all that cash pickups is supposed to be paid by taxes. Okay,

(03:03):
So all the way up until I'd say, when we
had a mayor called Mayor Howard, he made Maulden buy
the blue trash bags.

Speaker 2 (03:14):
And why did that happen?

Speaker 3 (03:15):
Because he owned part of the company that the trash
bags were being named. He enforced us to buy trash
bags every week through trash Jeff and Jeff, by the way,
you're being gypped. You won't get three trash bags for
ten dollars.

Speaker 1 (03:33):
Yeah, yeah, three for ten, Jeff.

Speaker 2 (03:35):
You need to move up here. We could get five
to ten.

Speaker 1 (03:38):
Yeah, and what you guys with the color for you
guys as blue minus purple.

Speaker 2 (03:46):
Jeff, just move up a little bit more, come back
here a little bit more. He won't have to travel
with Fop and Goha war. He'd be right next door, Jeff.
Three for ten, Din like you get four for ten, Dave?

Speaker 1 (04:02):
Do you think?

Speaker 2 (04:03):
I mean?

Speaker 1 (04:04):
Look, you're all over the place, you drive everywhere. Nobody
knows this area, the Greater Boston area more than Dave. Okay,
I'm just dating a fact. Do you think the people
of Medford, the residents are going to put up with this?
I know there are a lot of moon bats there.
I get it. I know these moon bats can be
really crazy. But do they really want to live in garbage?

Speaker 2 (04:28):
Like?

Speaker 1 (04:28):
Literally? Do they want to live with rats and rodents
and trash? Is that what they want to live with?
I don't think so. I think I think they're gonna rebel.
But that's me. I want to hear from you, will
the people of Medford put up with this? Or maybe
they really love their trash? What say you, Dave?

Speaker 3 (04:49):
From a beemy legal point of view stating this, Jeff, we.

Speaker 2 (04:56):
Just got over a trash truck strike. Think about it.
When I was driving out, Jeff, you know I'm all
over the map.

Speaker 3 (05:05):
When I was striving, Jeff, I seen piles and piles
and piles piled up out front of houses before they
decided to go back to work before the so called
so called governor that she thinks she is, but she
really is, and we know she's an impostle to begin with, Jeff.
There was trash on every house, just packed up and

(05:27):
get piled up, especially when Dorchester in the side streets
over there, Jeff, they had trash out over the place.

Speaker 2 (05:36):
Why should we have to deal with anything like this?
This lady's crazy.

Speaker 3 (05:40):
The entire state couldn't even get their trash taken away
because of the strike they were doing. We just came
out for a figuring trash truck strike. We don't need
another one, Jeff. This lady's out of my mind. Maybe
maybe she got to go take it, you know. A
couple of jumps inside the trash stumps, and see how
she likes it.

Speaker 1 (05:58):
I think that's the problem. They really look, I hear you,
and you make perfect logical sense. But you know, Sandy
is right, she said, You know, Jeff, look many liberals
and moonbats now say only shower or bathe once a
week in the name of climate change. Many of them

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now are turning on I'm not kidding on shampoo on soap,
saying no, no, that's bad for the climate. So it's almost like,
you know, like the hippies. You know, the hippies would
never bathe or never shower. Okay, just very quick to me.
It's it's the elephant in the room. Where are the Republicans?

(06:42):
Where the hell are they? I mean, if this is
not a slam dunk issue, my god, you know where,
why aren't they out there blasting this lunatic mayor of
Medford saying, now you want trash to pile up every
two weeks, and you know Medford already has a massive

(07:03):
rat problem. You want to make it exponentially worse. I mean,
this is a quality of life issue. This is forgetting.
This is not eighty twenty eighty five point fifteen. This
is a ninety ten ninety five to five. And yet
here I just got a text from a good friend

(07:25):
of mine, Rick, and knows that area very well. And
here's what Rick tells me. Here it is Jeff the
mayor of Medford ran unopposed. The Republicans did even bothered
the challenger. And apparently she is a big supporter of
Bernie Sanders. She's one of these an Acasio Cortes, AOC

(07:50):
Mumdonnie Elizabeth Warren, Bernie far far leftist, and apparently she's
got people on her staff that are behind this radical
rezoning in Medford. The city council in Medford is full
of Bernie backed so called Democratic socialists, and they just

(08:13):
keep running unopposed. The Republicans won't even put up a
figment of a fight, even the pretense of a fight.
And so again I have to ask, where is Amy Carnivalley,
the chair of the Mass GOP. I've never seen a

(08:36):
bigger loser in my life than this woman. Where is
By the way, they're practically out of money now at
the Mass GOP. I mean they're literally down to several
thousand dollars. So where is all the money gone? And
how come Democrats run unopposed in election after election, city

(08:58):
after city, down after town, city council after city council,
and these were the idiots that installed her. We need
a winner, We need a winner.

Speaker 4 (09:14):
She's a fundraiser, Jeff, She's a lobbyist a whole We
need money. As the mother's milkoff politics. This woman will
get us money.

Speaker 1 (09:25):
You're down to two thousand dollars in the bank account,
for God's sake. This woman is a loser's loser. And again,
if you can't beat Mara Heely on the issue of
illegal immigration and cost of living, now, if you can't
beat Democrats on freaking living in garbage, trash and among

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rodents and vermin, you're useless as a party. I've never
seen a more useless party in my life. Why am
I driving this story? The Republicans should be driving this story.
This is low what low hanging fruit? This is like
feeding a baby. This is I mean, come on, if

(10:11):
you can't do this, what are they doing over there
at the mass GOP? That's what I want to know now,
I want to open this up just a little bit. Okay,
just a little bit, because I think Sandy really is
onto something. Something has changed among many liberals who really

(10:32):
now are Marxist communists. But I gotta tell you, look,
even the Marxists and say Maderasha okay, in the old
Soviet Union or in Eastern Europe, they bathed. I mean,
I'm telling you they did. They bathed. I mean they
may not have had the best soap or the best
shampoo compared to us in the United States or in
the West, but still they had soap, they had shampoo,

(10:53):
and yes they bathed. There's something going on now among
any many moonbats, especially those in their twenties and thirties.
You can really see it where this climate change religion
is not just telling them live with trash and garbage

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and rats and rodents and vermin. So you have to,
you know, learn the smell of trash, the feel of trash,
and having rats all around you. No, no, that's no,
it's worse than that. Now they're even saying don't even
bathe or shower if you have to once a week,

(11:40):
but don't use soap or don't use shampoos. What just
like water? That's it so bad? Body odor is good
for the environment and so and I've noticed this now
it's been at least five or six years. This never
happened to me before. I can't tell you how many

(12:01):
times now I have gone to a movie theater and
they tend to be younger, they're in your twenties, and
it's a group of you know whatever, men women together.
Forgive me. They stink, and they stink because you're like,
my god, the odor it's just bad. I don't know
if they're not using deodorant. I don't know if it's

(12:23):
because they're just not showering, or they're not using soap
or whatever it is. First of all, their hair looks greasy.
I'm like, dude, put some shampoo on that hair, or
you know, to these women, Hey lady, you're twenty three,
twenty four years old, put some shampoo. Men, put some
soap and water on your body, like you stink. There's

(12:46):
a big y near my house, a grocery store. I
swear to you. You go to the checkout counter, they're
both men. There are two men who bag the groceries.
My god, they're armpits like a toilet. I mean, I'm like, oh, like,

(13:06):
I'm serious, I got to like I hold it in.
I don't. It's it'll mock you out. It's potent. I'm like,
isn't there a manager? Isn't there like some standards where
you say, hey, look, dude, I don't care what your
personal philosophy is, but you're gonna put some freaking the
orderant on number one. Number two, you're gonna shower, dude,

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and you're gonna shower with soap. Do you understand? Because
this is making the customers really uncomfortable to the point
now I'm starting to avoid that dig why I'm going
to other grocery stores because they stink. I'm telling you
the truth. They stink. And the one thing about Americans

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we used to be world renowned for this our white teeth.
That Americans are obsessed with cleaning their teeth, brushing their teeth.
You know, you brush twice a day, you use mouthwashed
whatever they go. Oh, Americans have the best teeth in
the world. And number two, that Americans are fanatics about
body cleanliness. You know, we're right up there with the

(14:13):
Germans actually, and even a little more than the Germans.
Everybody showers every day. Sometimes if you work out like
I do, it's twice a day. I mean that, you know,
all boy, No Americans, boy, they shower, They shampoo, they
use soap, they brush their teeth. You know, my mother
used to complain. I often would change my socks twice

(14:34):
a day. Let's say, if I worked out or whatever,
I'd throw the socks out and put on a fresh pair,
because in Europe they're like, you don't do that. I mean,
you got to conserve. And my dad was quite a
clean man. But even he, I think he showered or
bathe like maybe four times a week. So my mother,
when I was growing up said, boy, you know like

(14:56):
every day. My sister was the saying, but yeah, mom,
everybody showers every day. What's wrong with you? And my
mother got used to it. But I'm just saying the
fact that you know, you shower or you bathe every day,
that was common. That's you know, you know, and you
put on underground the orderant and you smell good. Now

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you have liberals literally saying stink, don't smell good, don't shot,
don't don't shower, don't use soap, don't use shampoo. Now
they're pushing the toilet paper, don't use toilet paper, or
if you have to use it, just one little tissue
or two tissues. But I'm sorry, you've taken a dump.

(15:41):
Forgive me, it's in the morning. I'm not trying to
gross you out. You're gonna need many times more than
one or two tissues. Now, after a while, if you're
not wiping your rear end, you know, like, what are
you two years old? It's gonna start to stink. Now,
we've got a problem with people who fly. Our Transportation

(16:05):
Secretary Sean Duffy, and on this I'm with them one
thousand percent, says we are becoming a nation of slobs
when it comes to flying. That you say, He says,
the problem is there are so many passengers now who
are wearing their pajamas on daytime flights, wearing slippers, many

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of them not showering, not bathing, not using deorderant. And
now he has to ask passengers, can you please dress better?
Six one seven two six, six, sixty eight sixty eight
is the number? Okay, just very very quickly. Listen now
to Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy at a press conference saying,

(16:49):
I'm almost ashamed to have to say this. It's embarrassing,
but I've got to say it. We are becoming a
nation of slobs. Please, when you get on an airplane,
could you dress appropriately. I don't want to see you
in your pajamas or in your slippers. Maybe take a shower, Hell,

(17:10):
put some soap and water on that body. And could
we stop with the trash talking, the constant fights, the
lack of civility, the barberism that we see on the
air up in disguise and in the air where people
are getting into fistfights over nothing or swearing like a

(17:31):
bunch of drunken sailors over you know, over a bag
that you put in the you know, in the compartment
above your head. In other words, we're becoming a nation
of slobs. Listen to Sean Duffy, the Transportation Secretary, roll

(17:51):
cut eleven, Mike, I.

Speaker 5 (17:55):
Think again, I call this just maybe dressing with some respect, uh,
you know, whether it's a pair of jeans and a
and a and a decent shirt. I would encourage people
to maybe dress a little better, which encourage.

Speaker 1 (18:07):
Us, encourages us to maybe behave all a little better.

Speaker 5 (18:11):
Let's try not to wear slippers in and uh, in
pajamas as we come to the airport. I think that's positive.
If we can help someone as we're getting on the
aircraft that might need some help putting their bag in
the overhead band. And you're a little strong or a
little buffer you've been lifting, you know, stand up and
you know, offer to grab that bag and put it
up for someone who's having a more difficult time. Common

(18:33):
courtesy and civility, I think is going to work.

Speaker 1 (18:36):
Well, that's no. Those days are long gone, my friend.
Those days are long gone. It's like survivor up there
when you get on a plane. Seriously, six one seven
two six six sixty eight sixty eight. So let me
throw this on the this log on the fire. Do
you think overall we are becoming a nation of slobs.

(19:02):
We live in filth, We don't shower anymore, not we
as in you and me or this audience. But honestly,
a lot of this is on the left side of
the aisle. I'm just calling it as I see it.
Many liberals, many moon bats, don't want to shower, don't
want to bathe don't want to even dress semi appropriately.

(19:22):
They you know, they they they, I mean really, they
they throw on a hoodie or they put on a
tank top, or they put on a pair of pajamas,
and they're barefooted and slippers and they're on a plane,
and they have no sense of self respect and no
sense of proper decorum or how to dress semi decently
or semi appropriately. And so my question to you is,

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are we now watching the overall degradation of the United States?
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight.
It's like the hippies are back set without the bell,
without the the the bell bottoms and the and the
long hair and the flowers. But it's the mentality is

(20:09):
very similar. Okay, let's go to Victor in Maryland. Thanks
for holding Victor, and.

Speaker 6 (20:16):
Welcome America's talk show host Victor.

Speaker 1 (20:22):
Thank you my friend.

Speaker 6 (20:25):
All Right, Rush Limbaugh uh said that the environmental movement
is the home of the Communist Party. G Gordon Liddy
called these people watermelons because they're green on the outside
and red on the inside. These same people will stop

(20:46):
a project. Uh say you have a lot and you
want to build a house. If they think there's a
special species of fly, they'll keep you from building. These
same people, like you said, or slobs, and they wonder

(21:06):
why there's flies all over the place. Wait till the summertime.
You need to not only a can of raid, but uh,
you'd be batting them away. I don't know what's wrong
with these these people. I try, even though I'm blind,

(21:26):
I try to keep my house neat and clean. I
have somebody coming and clean for me, make sure that
there's no trash laying around, you know, stuff like that.

Speaker 1 (21:40):
Oh, Victor, look to me. What you do is what
most Americans do.

Speaker 3 (21:44):
Now.

Speaker 1 (21:44):
Look, some are a little cleaner, some a little less,
some a little more, you know, obsessed with having a
super tidy house. Others are a little bit Messier's normal.
You know, we're not talking about that. We're talking about
exactly what you're referring to, which is, you know, you're
going to learn to love to live in trash. And

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the garbage is going to pile up, and it's going
to pile up, and it's gonna stink, and you're going
to learn to love it. And soon it's not going
to be once every two weeks. It's going to be
once a month, and it's going to pile up and
pile up and pile up. And you're right, it's going
to be full of flies. It's going to be full
of rats and vermin and what they don't realize disease,

(22:25):
And you know, and you got and they're already encouraging
young people. No, don't even bother to bathe. People don't
understand this. It was the Romans who invented the bath,
you know, bathing, and it was considered such a mark
of civility of civilization that, oh my god, you don't
have to stink all the time.

Speaker 2 (22:47):
You know.

Speaker 1 (22:47):
The Romans introduced things like perfumes and oils and a
little bit of soap. They developed more later, but in
other words, you know, have your body be clean, like,
oh my god, like this, you know, this was like
a huge breakthrough. And then to have people regularly clean themselves. Hey,
it's great for hygiene. I'm just telling you, just for

(23:09):
your own personal hygiene. But never mind, you know, you know,
like you don't want to stink, you don't want to
smell bad. Nah, that's gone. It's just it's it's remarkable.
And look, I will bet you the best steak at
the steakhouse of your choice. That crazy mare in Medford,
I guarantee you she's one of those who showers once

(23:30):
a week. She's one of these moonbaths. Oh it's bad
for the environment, all right, So I bet she doesn't
mind that you know that she doesn't care that trash
is going to stink up Medford because I bet you
don't want to come within ten yards of her. I
guarantee it. You start holding your nose, You're like, oh ish,
It's like me at big Why, at that one big

(23:53):
why that I go to like whoa, oh whoa. They're
like smelling salts. Whoa, that'll wake you up. So they
love filth. They don't want to wash, they don't want
to bathe now, they want to bathe in trash or
in garbage. You know, you invite the third world, you

(24:15):
become the third world. And what are starting to see
now is America is becoming a third World country in
every way, shape and form. Soon they're going to say,
don't brush your teeth. I'm telling you it's coming. It's coming.
They're gonna say, no, don't brush your teeth. So what
you want everybody to have rotten teeth? Yep, it's coming.

(24:36):
It's coming, Victor. Final word to you.

Speaker 6 (24:41):
I don't know what's going to happen down the road.
I'm seventy eight years old. I feel sorry for the
young people because they're going to have to suffer through
all this blowney, and I'm telling you, uh, I had
to put up with people on the bus when I

(25:04):
went to work, didn't take a bath, was brought up,
you know, to be neat and clean and not look
like a bum. But some of these people they just
don't care.

Speaker 1 (25:25):
Oh you know the victory. They don't care. They don't
care about themselves, they don't care about their country, they
don't care about their neighborhood, they don't care about their home,
They don't care about anything. And this is now, literally,
this is why I think this story has struck such
a nerve with so many people. What they're saying now

(25:47):
is live in filth, live in garbage, and learn to
love it. Learn to love it. That's where we are now. Liberalism,
That's that's what it's come down to. Victor. Thank you
very much for that call, Okay, And that's why I

(26:08):
refuse to do that. I'm telling you, I refuse to
do that. And this should not be a left right Democrat,
Republican conservative liberal issue, but sadly it's becoming one like
everything else. Vincenzo in Medford, Thanks for holding Vincenzo, and welcome.

Speaker 7 (26:31):
Hey Jeff, thanks for taking my call. Pleasure yeah, Rick,
he took like thunder. You know, the mayor she ran unopposed,
so she just walked in. So the people in Medford
they just let her walk back in. You know, there
did the blame that people just didn't step up. But
you know, they got this council there. They call themselves

(26:54):
the od Revolution. They're communists. You know, they don't even
most of them don't even come from Masachusetts. A couple
of them may be born in the Massachusetts.

Speaker 6 (27:03):
But uh, they won.

Speaker 7 (27:06):
But there was a bunch of patriots that they try
to run against them. They were independents and they tried
to like a hell to win the election to take
the council back, but they didn't do it. So the
people in Medrid they got to blame themselves, except those
patriots who try to take their city back. And another thing,
with this trash thing, you got to buy another container

(27:28):
to put your trash in, and you gotta rent it
from the city. So they're gonna take your money fifteen
bucks a month plus they raise our taxes the two
and a half override. They raise the two and a
half override, so you'll get a screwed that way too.
So we're gonna have rats, We're gonna we have to
pay more money. And then they want to make the

(27:51):
more buildings in the metrid and they're gonna put all
these these are welfare people in it. So you're gonna
have more trash, and you're gonna have a more rat.
And then when the little kid, the little the little
moon bad kid goes to kidney garten, the rat he's
gonna jump up and bite him in the face. And
then the mother is gonna cry and say, oh, why

(28:12):
is this happening? In me said, why do we have
these rats? I'll tell you why he has these rats
because of the garbage. That's why you're You're a dumbant.
You're a dumb fool. That's what I'm gonna say, Jeff,
That's all I got to say.

Speaker 1 (28:24):
Vincenzo, why don't you run for mayor because so there's.

Speaker 7 (28:29):
Still a lot of Italians are left in a messod
so I think I'm gonna do it.

Speaker 1 (28:32):
No, I really, I mean I'm not joking. And honestly, Vincenzo,
keep your campaign just the way you said. Now, just
keep it very simple. No no trash, once a week,
that's it. I'll take care of your potholes. I'm gonna
pick up your trash, and I'm gonna run this city
like a normal city. That's it. That's it. That's it.
That's all I'm gonna do for you. That's it. I'm

(28:54):
not gonna raise your taxes because you're already overtaxed. And
I'm gonna pick up your trash and I'm gonna fill
your potholes. That's what I'm gonna do for you. You want that,
vote for me? You want more garbage and more rats
and more vermin and more disease and more illegals. You
vote for the uh uh uh that crazy that that
crazy Medford mayor Lungo Kern Vincenzo, great call, Thank you

(29:18):
so much, and have a happy Thanksgiving. Okay, uh joining
me now usual, you know, joining me now as she
always does at this time, Doctor Grace putting liberals in
their place, Grace Voto speaking of another proud Italian, my
wonderful wife, my better half, Grace, you've been listening to

(29:41):
the show all morning. I just pray to God they
don't bring this dorenthum because I'm telling you I'm not
putting up with it. So my question to you moonbats
liberals now say to fight climate change and protect the environment,
they have to reduce trash pick up to once every

(30:01):
two weeks.

Speaker 8 (30:03):
What say you, ay, absolutely not, absolutely not. This is
a terrible idea. And let me tell you something. The
first thing I would say to every member of the
young generation is you're all a bunch of hypocrites, every
single one of you. Because for every time you complain

(30:25):
about the environment, I want to look at your Amazon KRT.
How many times have you ordered in a week from Amazon?
Because let me tell you, in our house, Jeff, you
know how much box, how many boxes pile up in
the garage because everybody's ordering from Amazon, And the number
one driver of unnecessary packaging that I have to deal

(30:48):
with every single week comes from all this shipping from Amazon.
And guess what happens after that? If you can't just
dump the regular trash at your curb. The next problem
that occurs is illegal dumping, and all across Massachusetts now
we have an epidemic of illegal dumping, and municipal regulators

(31:12):
have to deal with the fact that that causes a
tremendous amount of pollution. It blocks waterways, pollutes waterways, it
harms wildlife, it harms pets. So there's so much hypocrisy
in this. You know, young people for the most part.
You know how many times I've had conversations with other

(31:33):
moms who say, oh, my teens are always ordering from
you know, from grubhob and all these door dash all
these organizations that bring the food to your house. That's
a tremendous amount of packaging that wouldn't be necessary if
you were just eating at that restaurant. So this young
generation is driving trash costs sky high, and at that

(31:56):
moment they don't care about the pollution. And then we
have to hear a about reducing trash collection pickup. So
I think we have to have a frank conversation about
where is all this excess trash coming from?

Speaker 1 (32:11):
Grace. That's a very good point. I didn't even think
of that. Grace Medford has a serious rat problem. Now
other areas in massive doing frankly, this is a problem
in many big urban areas, not just in Massachusetts. New
York for example, is a huge rat problem. So does Chicago. Okay,
I get it. But now with reducing this trash pickup

(32:34):
from once to once every once a week, that once
every two weeks devermine. The rodent population is going to explode,
and with it comes disease. It's dangerous. You know, they carry,
they're all kinds of carriers. Why would this mayor, who's

(32:55):
obviously a Bernie supporter, she's a hardcore leftist. Why this
lunatic want to see trash pile up in our city
in front of homes, in front of schools, in front
of restaurants and literally have rats run wild. Is this
are liberals now trying to force us to live in

(33:17):
third worldlike conditions, to learn to love garbage, to love
trash and put up with the stink and the stench
and the smell.

Speaker 8 (33:26):
What say you, well, Jeff, listen? Part of this is
an ideological disease. You know, the town of Medford won
an award for the environment Leadership. They won Outstanding Community
from the Northeast Recycling Council. They won an award in
twenty twenty five, so they're so proud of themselves. So

(33:48):
part of it is ideological, And the other part is
that they actually have a budget shortfall, and many many
cities and towns have a budget problem, so they're getting
less revenue from the state and they're also collecting less
revenue from the public. If you look at the budget
in Medford, for example, they've had a huge drop in

(34:10):
construction permit activity. I wonder why, Jack, why are builders,
you know, getting less permits. It's because they don't want
to deal with the overregulation in a town like that
of Medford. So you have tremendous budget shortfalls, and then
they don't know what to do with that. They cause

(34:32):
the budget shortfalls by overregulating by zany ideas, ideological ideas,
not ideas that are just pragmatic and pragmatic and driven
towards the public good. So they cause the budget shortfall,
and then they have to reduce the services when they
basically can't make ends meet. So it's twofold, and it's

(34:54):
all comes down to one simple thing, incompetence and lack
of true regard for each and every citizen's best interest.

Speaker 1 (35:03):
Oh, you nailed it, You nailed it. And look, I
would add one other, which is, to me, the elephant
in the room, illegal immigration. The reason why is a
budget shortfall in cities and towns, not just across Massachusetts,
but across all the Northeast, in every Blue state. I
don't care if it's California, Oregon, Washington, Illinois, take your pick.

(35:25):
It's because were inundated with the illegal aliens. And so
if you got to pay for their housing, free healthcare,
free phones, free cable, free education, four thousand dollars a
month every month in direct cash assistance, there's no money
left to pick up the trash. There's no money left

(35:48):
to do anything. That's the problem. And I don't know
if you heard Vincenzo from Medford, he's completely right, he said,
by the way, there even they raised taxes on us
in Medford again, so there's not enough money as they
keep sucking this bleeding, this stone white. You can't take
blood from a stone. So they just keep raising taxes,

(36:11):
raising taxes because all of it is going to the illegals.
And that's and it's only going to get worse. It's
only going to get worse. Okay, doctor Grace, I'd be
remiss if I didn't ask you this. I know it's
off topic, but everybody has been emailing me saying they
want to get your take. Trump met with Mom Donnie

(36:34):
in the Oval office, and later that day Marjorie Taylor
Green announced their official resignation. Trump celebrated MTG leaving while
celebrating Mom Donnie, that jihadist marxist beside him. Something is
wrong here. What what do you make of his meeting

(36:55):
with Mam Donnie and with him being so celebratory with
the resignation of Marjorie Taylor Green.

Speaker 2 (37:02):
Go Jeff listen.

Speaker 8 (37:05):
This was a huge dual mistake on the part of
President Trump. And contrary to what his you know, die
hard supporters are saying, this is not three D chests
And this is not keep your enemies, you know, keep
your friends closer and your enemies even closer. Because Marjorie
Taylor Green was the best of best friends that Maggie

(37:28):
could possibly have. So this is alienating your friends, trashing
your friends, betraying your friends, and elevating our enemies, celebrating
our enemies, legitimating our enemies. So this is the very
opposite of that famous expression. I never want to hear
that expression again. And there is no three D chests,

(37:51):
none that could possibly justify calling Marjorie Taylor Green a trader,
a trader for trying to get justice for pedophiles who
have victimized little girls. There's no three D chess explanation
in that his behavior is simply unacceptable and we have

(38:12):
to call him out if we want to have him
govern at his best self, which we know that he
is capable of. But we also knew electing him that
he has some serious character flaws, and we as MAGA
have to work hard to try to steer him, redirect
him in the right direction so we can get the
best out of him during this presidency.

Speaker 1 (38:35):
One minute left, Mom, Donnie. Was it a mistake for
him to praise him the way he did and glorify
him the way he did, saying he was going to
be maybe the greatest mayor New York ever had less
than a minute?

Speaker 8 (38:49):
Yes, it was a huge mistake. And what was even
worse than what he was saying is the image that
we can all not unsee of Mamdannie's standing there while
he's sitting at that desk. That is an image that
has gone around the world and it signals to the Muslims,
guess what, guys, we can eye that desk, We can
sit in that desk soon. Our time is coming and

(39:10):
these idiots are going to open the door for us
and welcome their very own enemies with a warm embrace
instead of kicking them out as we should be doing.

Speaker 1 (39:20):
Doctor Grace, putting liberals in their place, Grace Voto Grace,
I'm really looking forward to Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow. You always
throw an incredible spread. I just want you to know
I'm looking forward to it.