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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. Okay. Uh, this is from Judy on
Messenger and she's referring to the crazy moonbat mayor, the
woke mayor of Medford. Uh, Brianna Lungo Kern, Jeff, don't

(00:21):
forget she's also an animal lover. Oh, I'm sorry, I
forgot about that. Okay, before I get into this seven Wednesday.
You know what that means? Truth or Troll? Take it away, Mike.

Speaker 2 (00:43):
And now America's favorite game show where you get to
decide on the Kooner Report. This is truth or Tall.

Speaker 3 (00:57):
Today's entry for truth or Trol comes from President Trump's
speaking to reporters in the Oval Office alongside New York
City may elect zor On Mamdannie. When Trump is asked
if he could feel comfortable living in New York under
Mundani's leadership. This is what he had to say.

Speaker 1 (01:12):
Would you feel comfortable living in New York City under
a Mamdanie Mini?

Speaker 4 (01:16):
Yeah?

Speaker 5 (01:16):
I would, especially after the meeting.

Speaker 1 (01:18):
Absolutely, what makes you comfortable?

Speaker 5 (01:20):
We agree on a lot more than I would have thought.
I think he's I want him to do a great job,
and we'll helping him do a great job. You know,
he may have different views, but in many ways. You know,
we were discussing when Bernie Sanders was out of the race.
I picked up a lot of his votes, and people
had no idea because he was strong on not getting
ripped off in trade and lots of the things that
I've practiced and have been very successful on tariffs, a

(01:42):
lot of things Bernie Sanders and I agreed on much
more than people thought, and when he was put out
of the race, I think quite unfairly, if you want
another truth, many of the Bernie Sanders voter's voted for me,
and I felt very comfortable, frankly and seeing that and
saying that I don't just turn out to be a
statistical truth. But no, I feel very comfortable that would

(02:07):
be I would feel very very comfortable being in New York,
and I think much more so.

Speaker 1 (02:11):
After the meeting.

Speaker 3 (02:14):
So Trump says he would feel comfortable living in New York. Now,
do you think he's just trolling there or do you
think he's actually telling the truth.

Speaker 1 (02:21):
Oh, he's trolling. I'm telling you this is a one
thousand percent roll. I mean, he's a billionaire, and Mam
Donnie is vowing to chase all the billionaires out of
New York City and if he can confiscate all their
money and their property. If I'm Trump, well think about it.
He's in mar Alago. You know, he's not living in

(02:43):
New York. He's not playing. If Mam Donnie is so great,
how come Trump say, you know, hey, guys, let's get
a condo. Let's get a little something in New York City. No,
from what I'm hearing, they're trying to divest out of
New York. So I think he was just you know,
playing Mom Donnie, you know, playing him like a fiddle,

(03:07):
and you know, blowing him kisses and setting Mom Donnie
up to fail. In other words, Oh yeah, I love
the guy, love the guy. And then when the guy
does an absolute horrible job, Trump's gonna turn around and say,
can't blame me. I mean I wanted him to succeed.
You saw him with me in the White House. I
mean I practically kissed the guy on both cheeks. So

(03:29):
I think he's trolling, But I'm gonna ask the audience.
Trump says he could comfortably live in New York under
Mom Donnie. He says he has no problem living under mom, Donnie,
if he was to live, go back to New York.
Do you think he's telling the truth A or B
he's trolling? I think it's B. But that's me. You

(03:54):
can vote on our web page WRKO dot com slash
cooner w KO dot com slash cooner. Kuh and is
in national Er. You can also vote via x my
handle there at the Kuoner Report. All one word at
the Kooner Report. Kuh n e r. Okay, I want

(04:17):
to go right back to Dave in New Hampshire, just
very quickly, Judy and messenger saying about that moonbat mayor
in Medford, Jeff, don't forget she's also an animal lover. Well,
and she wants to make sure the rats have enough

(04:38):
food to eat. Laugh out loud, Jeff, I work in
Medford and there's rats everywhere. It's disgusting. Well, now, Judy,
you're gonna get a lot more rats with that trash
pickup now being rolled back once every two weeks. Yeah,

(04:58):
and you know, the vermin, the rats, the garbage, there's
gonna be diseases. I'm telling you she's this mayor is
asking for trouble anyway, just my opinion, Okay, let's go
right back to Dave in New Hampshire. Dave, please pick

(05:19):
up where you left off, my friend.

Speaker 4 (05:22):
Okay, and before I finished it, but if you can,
let me make one comment on that curbside composted. But
what I was saying is, you know that this is
gonna cause a problem with the you know, the trash companies,
you know, waste management and so forth, because they have
contracts and everything that she's saying that that the prices
aren't gonna get raised. You know, like it's a good thing.

(05:42):
You know, you're getting half the service. But if they
start causing problems and now these guys you know, aren't
working as much or you know whatever, you know, whatever
problem is gonna cause, and it will cause problems. It's
gonna cost more because of the companies, because first of all,
companies will pull out, and you know what I mean,
it's just it's just going to become more of a fiasto.

(06:02):
And I mean you'll end up at a point where
there'll be no one to pick up the trash because
they're not gonna just say, okay, well, well you know
we're only going to work two weeks a month, you
know what I mean. They work every day. They aren't
gonna just suddenly go to you know, okay, well we
work this week and then next week we're off or whatever,
you know, and then the fall and we pick up
the trash. It's not gonna work like that, so you

(06:24):
know what I mean. It's just it's gonna cause it's
going to create problems, which is going to cause you know,
it's the place to go up. But well, never mind, it's.

Speaker 1 (06:31):
A brilliant point. It's a brilliant point. And look my prediction,
it's gonna end up costing the city even more money.
Only a liberal can do this. It's it's it's just
it's the reverse. Mitis touch everything they touched, they turn
to garbage, more rats, more stench, more stink, more trash,

(06:56):
and higher costs. That's the liberway. Six one seven two
six six sixty eight sixty eight is the number. Okay,
I mean flooded with texts, I mean seriously flooded, deluged
with many of you saying pretty much the same thing.
Why are the residents of Medford putting up with this?

(07:19):
Why aren't the residents of Medford telling this crazy mayor
to stuff it? And look, I think we can break
the mayor, I really do, and we can stop this
now dead in its tracks before it expands to other towns,
other cities, not just in Massachusetts. I really want to
stress this. Maine is looking at this. Vermont is looking

(07:42):
at this. Rhode Island just across the border from where
I live. They're looking at it. New York. They want Mom.
Donnie wants this for New York City. Karen, that's eight
and a half million people. I'm not talking about a
suburb of Boston like Medford, which is bad enough as

(08:05):
it is, don't get me wrong, But he wants this
in the Five Boroughs in the name of again the
environment and climb a change. Karen Bass is looking at this.
San Francisco is looking at this. Chicago is looking at this.
So this for them is like this is their vanguard.

(08:28):
They see this now as no, no, no, no, we gotta stop.
We got to convince the masses. You know, picking up
trash is bad, that garbage is good. Piling up garbage
is good, Living with garbage is good. So if they
see a massive blowback in Medford and they see that, whoa,

(08:53):
the mayor really took it on the chin. The mayor
really got massive political blow go back. It's going to
make them rethink this in other you know, states and
cities and towns. But you can't be passive. So look,
I tweeted about this whatever X. I don't know what

(09:14):
the term is now when you go on X. But anyway,
I was on X yesterday and I pushed out two
tweets on this, exposing the mayor for her crazy plan
to reduce trash pickup to once every two weeks. And
one of the tweets in particular, I'd lay it out
saying this is all about, you know, offsetting the costs

(09:35):
of illegal immigration. You bring in all these illegals, You're
going to start to see social services train now they
can't even afford to pick up the freaking trash. So
hello sanctuary city, hell sanctuary state. Please go on X.

(09:58):
My handle there at the Kooner Report. It's all one word.
If you don't follow me, please do at the Kooner Report.
All one word k U h n E R and
like the tweet, resend or repost the tweet. Get the
information out there, because I'm telling you, if the people

(10:22):
of Medford know about this, oh, they are gonna take
it to the streets, and I mean peacefully. They are
gonna flood her with emails, texts. They're gonna let this
crazy mayor know. The answer is no. Six one seven two, six, six,
sixty eight, sixty eight is the number. Okay, this is

(10:47):
a message I got from Anna in Medford, and here
is what she wrote to me about this crazy mayoru
Brianna Lungo Kern. Jeff, you're talking talking about the trash
situation in Medford. She doesn't care the mayor because she's

(11:08):
building a house in Winchester. I had no idea this,
I had no It doesn't surprise me. So she doesn't
care about Medford anymore. Unbelievable, unbelievable, unbelievable. And then Anna continues, Jeff,
we are livid here in Medford. We're already infested with

(11:30):
rats and foxes, too many libtards living in this city.
According to Anna, I'm just reading from her message, and
this mayor is one of them. I've known her for years.
I went to school with her. She needs to get
out of office. She is making the city worse every
year she's in office. And by the way, this wasn't

(11:54):
even on the ballot. So we have been blindsided by this.
And yes, we have so many restaurants in this city.
The trash is going to pile up and pile up high.
It's your city, it's your neighborhood, it's your community. The

(12:17):
liberals now literally want you to live in trash, in garbage,
with rats and vermin. I can't put self respect into you.
It has to come from you. I mean, if if
you're not gonna stand up for this, I don't know

(12:38):
what else to tell you. Six one seven two six
six sixty eight sixty eight is the number. Okay, lines
are blazing. Bob in Malden. Thanks for holding Bob, and welcome.

Speaker 6 (12:55):
Happy Thanksgiving to everybody out here, including country Happy.

Speaker 1 (13:00):
Thanks all the best to you and your family.

Speaker 6 (13:03):
I grew up in South Messot. People had common sense
a long time ago. I don't know what happened, but uh,
we used to have actually a garbage man. I used
to help. The guy used to come from Raleigh, Massachusetts.
He owned the pig farm. He used to do the
method you go in the back of the yard. He
used to put their their left bolders. You know they're

(13:24):
fool just foods and there's little PILs and they used
to pick it up and put in the garbage truck
and take it up to Raleigh and feed it to
the pigs. And now they changed everything. So now they
saw everything in the trust. But she also I live
in more than now, but she wants you to separate
that again. So you're gonna have all kinds of problems.
You're gonna have sit here for two weeks. Food products

(13:48):
are just gonna be rotten, and that's gonna be rats everywhere.
Neighbors are going to be fighting neighbors. You see it
all the time, Like you know, if you lived that
Storre to Summon and the guy, it's like, you know,
there's a clean that thing. You've got all kinds of
stop going, you know, growing, there's an animosity there. People
are going to be pulling out of method. The restaurant owners,

(14:09):
the business owners, they're not gonna, you know, where the
hell they're going to keep the trash where they're going
to put it, you know, And it just gets crazy.
And one morning, one thing that already does. Think when
you sit and trap for a long time because of
these long bike these bike lanes where all these all
kinds of crazy vehicles around them, you sit there in

(14:30):
the emissions from the cars.

Speaker 7 (14:31):
Just keep on going and all the marijuana smell like
that's not enforced that wabb you here, meya will go
where you go to stak the city.

Speaker 6 (14:40):
I don't think no tickets.

Speaker 7 (14:41):
That that are written for the marijuana walk, let alone
people being on the text and are being on their
phones where they're driving.

Speaker 6 (14:47):
Like, I don't get what's happening to this. This country
is turning into a third world country. We don't start
and now we'll be taught. We'll be speaking Spanish before
we know it. Onto you nobody, thank.

Speaker 1 (15:00):
You again, and you're on fire. By the way. No,
we're becoming third world I mean, I'm sorry, but that's
and that's the goal. See, that's the plan to reduce
our standard of living, to reduce our freedoms, and to
basically have us become used to living in a third
world society. Of course, while they live in their gated communities.

(15:22):
That's that's how the political, the ruling class, they live
behind you know, behind the gates, and they have you know,
they have their cars and their homes and their mansions
and their cleaning ladies. And believe me, their trash is
picked up every day. Forget once a week every day,
but for you and me, not so much. And look,

(15:45):
look I'm not trying to cause a panic. I'm just
stating the obvious. What Bob said is right. The trash
is going to get bad, and it's going to get
worse and worse. The restaurant owners are going to say
this is unsustainable. Neighbors are gonna start turning on neighbors.
And here's what's gonna happen. You're gonna get guaranteed they

(16:07):
already have a problem with rats. You're gonna get two
three times the rat rodent vermin population in a very unclean,
unsafe environment, a dirty, filthy environment. These rats carry diseases.
These vermin carry diseases. It's inevitable. It's just common sense.

(16:32):
They're gonna bite somebody, you know, duh, and it's gonna
start to spread disease. Like you're you're asking for trouble.
And by the way, this is civic planning, urban planning,
one oh one. Every mayor used to know this. Every

(16:53):
person used to know this. No, you have to have
regular trash pickup. Why because if not, it's gonna to
get dirty. And it's dirty the rats come out and
when the rots come out. Yeah, you could get diseases
like hello, it's not safe for humans. Hello, six one
seven two six, six sixty eight sixty eight is the number. Okay.

(17:16):
So I'm not making this up. I'm just reading straight
now from the New York Post piece which really blows
the whistle on Medford Mayor Brianna Lungo Kern and this
insane idea now to reduce trash collection every two weeks

(17:37):
from once a week to now once every two weeks.
So is there a shortage of money in Medford? Am
I missing something? And I mean like she's going on
about this two hundred thousand dollars grant that she got
from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, this pay as

(17:58):
you throw grant. So she basically, now here's what she's
come out and said that the new baseline I'm reading
directly now from her press release for trash service will
equate to thirty two gallons per household per week. So essentially,

(18:21):
every two weeks, you're gonna have a sixty four gallon
bag and they're gonna scoop up that sixty four gallon bag.
So she says, well, that's thirty two gallons a week.
I mean it just may sit there for two weeks,
but it's thirty two gallons for one week, and then
which is the size of a regular trash bag, and
then another regular trash bag. And what if you if

(18:46):
you exceed the two trash bags or the one sixty
four gallon bag? Like what? She won't they won't pick
up the rest of your trash?

Speaker 6 (18:54):
Like what?

Speaker 1 (18:54):
You got to eat it? No, I'm serious? Like what
do you do if you have more than one bag?
Like what, I'm serious? Just leave it in your backyard?

Speaker 4 (19:03):
Like what?

Speaker 1 (19:04):
What?

Speaker 8 (19:04):
Like?

Speaker 9 (19:05):
What?

Speaker 1 (19:05):
Eat it? Lick it? Like what, I'm serious? What do
you do with it?

Speaker 10 (19:10):
You know it?

Speaker 1 (19:10):
Feet it to your dog? I mean I don't so anyway,
And apparently this is what this is why it's such
a big deal for her, she says, because now we're
gonna keep it to thirty two gallons per week per household,
which meets the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protections service volume

(19:31):
threshold for a PAYTE program and makes Medford eligible for
the PAYT grant to pay as you throw grant. And
again it's two hundred thousand dollars. So, in other words,
what she's saying is I swear to you in plain English,

(19:51):
if we can just get this to once every two
weeks and limit the trash pickup to thirty two gas
a week in other words, one garbage bag week. That's
sixty four gallons in two weeks, we get to two
hundred thousand dollars from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection

(20:12):
two hundred thousand. Yay? Are you that desperate for cash
and Medford that you got to force your citizens to
live with rats and vermin and live with trash and
garbage for a lousy two hundred thousand dollars grant. By

(20:34):
the way, now I'm starting to wonder, because it goes
in theory it goes to the city. I want to
check her personal bank account. I want to know how
much of that two hundred thousand is it really going
to the city or is it some kind of a
slush fund or is somehow money shifting in different accounts?

(20:58):
Because this woman is a thing. I'm serious, Like she
just won a billion dollar lottery for Medford. Yay, two
hundred thousand, two hundred k yea yo. Look if it
means two hundred thousand, if it means that much to
the people in Medford that they got to basically live

(21:21):
in trash. Let me talk to the owners of iHeart.
I'll see what I can do, and maybe they'll just
cut Medford at two hundred thousand dollars check. Okay, Here
here is a two hundred thousand dollar check. Put the
trash pickup now back to once a week. Okay. I mean,
if you really need the money that bad ai yai.

(21:44):
I swear you you can't make this up. Six one
seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight. David in Brookline,
Thanks for holding David, and welcome.

Speaker 8 (22:01):
Good morning, Jeff, Happy Thanksgiving to you and all the listeners.

Speaker 4 (22:10):
Thank you.

Speaker 8 (22:11):
I you know, I think I'd like to be the
stream of consciousness, but known as the voice of the
deplorables here in the People's Republic. So a very very
quick metaphor which fits into exactly what you were saying earlier.
Uh some years ago, I lived in a in a
apartment building in the Boston area, not Gucci level, but

(22:35):
you know, pretty nice medium and there was a maintenance
issue for about three weeks or so, and we didn't
have trash pickup. I'm telling you, there were rats the
size of poodles. In the garage, and they didn't back
down when you come down as you're driving into the garage.

(22:58):
So the point I'm making is these people are nuts,
and as you said, they don't live with what they
pass on the rest of us. So I sometimes look
at things microcosmically because I've experienced it, and I'm telling
you it will not be a pretty sight seeing rats

(23:22):
the size of poodles bigger than Rocky probably is not
a good thing. And then the other point I'd like
to make, Juff is actually A and B. I've make
this to you quite often. You remember Obama, we got
to knock Americans down a few pegs. Remember that, Yeah,
this is knocking This is knocking us down a few pegs.

(23:44):
And finally, the messaging. And I know that the administration
listens to your show. If you put it in such
the way that you're putting it, if they would message
it this way, many people would get it. The issue
is much of this green energy. Everybody loves the environment.

(24:04):
Who doesn't Much of it is nonsense. What it is
is control, giving the government more control and power and
authority under the guise of helping you, In reality not
helping you, knocking us down a peg and who makes out.

(24:27):
They make out. They don't live with it. It's that simple.
And they use all this crap as a means to
do it. And if they present you know, you put
it much more simply and eloquently than I did. But
if they present it that way, many people will it'll

(24:48):
a light will go on in their head. And I
think that's what's happening. This is nuts.

Speaker 1 (24:55):
Well, you're completely right, David, You're as I like to say,
not one hundred but one thousand correct. And look, David,
this is to me. I think what people are starting
to wake up now. It's a scam and they know
it's a scam. It's a can, it's a grift. How
many times can you predict the end of the world
and be wrong? You know, they keep calling MAGA a

(25:18):
cult Really honestly, these these green you know, these green socialists,
these radical environmentalists, I mean, you want to talk about cultists.
So they worship this mother Earth. They have this religion
called climate change. They have this church called the Democratic Party,

(25:41):
and about every five or seven years they keep telling
us the end is nigh, the end is nigh. It's
always the world is coming to an end. It's been
going on now for over forty years. Remember al Go,
Remember al Gore, the planet has a fever. Well he
said twenty twenty, this was five years ago, that Boston

(26:05):
would be underwater, that New York City, Miami, Los Angeles,
San Francisco, that all this would be underwater, and that
you would have like parts of Africa, you know, in
massive droughts, there would be wild fires all over the world,
that the sea levels would be rising, that entire continents

(26:26):
would be submerged. And he was so wrong, it's not
even funny. And there he is at Dick Cheney's funeral.
He's shaking hands. By the way, he's worth, now, what
is it, almost a billion dollars off of this whole scan.
I mean, he's become an oligarch, peddling this garbage, you know,
this this snake oil. And there he is, he's shaking hands,

(26:52):
and of course the bushes love him and the Cheneys
love him, and he's part of the swamp. And I
made my billion, you made your billion. I had my scam.
You had your scam. I mean, they're playing us for fools.
And I'm gonna tell you this. By the way, al
Gore has a beautiful mansion, an Olympic size pool, a

(27:15):
private jet. This guy doesn't care about carbon emissions. This
guy doesn't care about quote unquote climate change and his trash.
He's got maids and servants around the clock. So yeah,
Al Gore wants our trash picked up every two weeks.

(27:35):
His trash twice a day. David, thank you very much
for that call. Okay, normally we do it on Friday. However,
it's Thanksgiving tomorrow, we're off on Friday as well, so
we're treating today as a Friday eight o'clock Caller of
the Week. Cooners Call Log. Take it away, Mike.

Speaker 2 (28:00):
It's time for Cooter's call Log, where we showcase our
favorite color from the week.

Speaker 1 (28:07):
I can hear you? Can you hear me? Thanks for
holding Roy.

Speaker 10 (28:11):
Well, you're not gonna like what I'm gonna say. But
the guy it's presently sitting in the White House is
Donald Trump is not the real Donald Trump. How tall
is the real Donald Trump?

Speaker 6 (28:22):
Jeff?

Speaker 10 (28:23):
How tall is he?

Speaker 9 (28:24):
Roy?

Speaker 1 (28:24):
You think there's an impostor in the White House?

Speaker 8 (28:26):
Yes?

Speaker 10 (28:27):
How tall is the real Donald Trump?

Speaker 1 (28:29):
Six four something like that.

Speaker 10 (28:31):
That's correct. A guy sitting in the White House now
is about five foot ten, and you'll primarily see him
sitting down after this phone call. You'll probably continue to
see him sitting down since the White House listens to
these calls on your show. But anyway, that is not
Donald Trump. That Donald Trump, it's in the White House
right now. Works for the roth Childs and the Shabbah Roy.

Speaker 1 (28:55):
What happened? What happened to the real Donald Trump?

Speaker 10 (28:58):
Not a laughing matter. A real Donald Trump hasn't been
seen since the month of June at the G seven
conference in Canada. That's the last time the six foot
three inch Donald Trump was seen. Why because the real
Donald Trump is now deod.

Speaker 11 (29:14):
You Why you.

Speaker 2 (29:30):
Be here every weekday on the Cooner Report between six
and ten am and next week it could be you
on Cooner's call log.

Speaker 1 (29:38):
Please don't be a stranger call again. You're having a
lot of fun there, Mike. I can see that, you know.
I swear to you. I swear to you. So we
had that called, you know, Roy last week that Trump
was somehow kidnapped at the G seven. He's dead, there's

(29:59):
an impostor. He's like five foot ten, that's why he's
always sitting down. And then what is it a day
later or whatever. The day after the call, Trump had
that love fest with mom Donnie in the Oval Office
and Trump is sitting down And as I'm watching this,
I swear to God, in my mind, I'm thinking Roy

(30:21):
Roy in Oklahoma. I'm looking at him like son of
a gun. Maybe the guy was onto something. Who is
that man in the Oval office? Anyway? So no, it's

(30:41):
not an impostor. It is real that Donald Trump is real.
He's not five foot ten. He hasn't been kidnapped.

Speaker 7 (30:49):
No.

Speaker 1 (30:50):
I think his wife, his kids, everybody who works for him,
I think they. My god, he's shrunk six inches. Who
is this man? I think somebody would have said something.
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. Elie n. Worcester, Thanks for holding Eli

(31:11):
and welcome.

Speaker 4 (31:13):
Hello hi Ellie.

Speaker 9 (31:18):
You know what, you hit a sore spot with me.
I've been doing a lot of research on what was
going to know with this green thing, and uh, the
wind farms okay, And these people are so stupid they
don't know the difference between CO and CO two. COO
is carbon monoxide. CO two is carbon dioxide, which without it,

(31:43):
we would have a dead planet, right, So what are
they doing with these wind farms on the ocean. They
are all these whales are coming up, the right whales
less than three hundred left in the world, right, They
they they're coming up into the these windmill farms and

(32:03):
the sound is so loud underneath the water, like up
to a mile that they they get separated from their
babies because it's so loud. Because I heard it. They
did a recording and it's like two pieces of flat
wood clapping really loud underwater. It really it literally strikes
them blind and death right, and they get separated from

(32:28):
their babies. They can't even find their babies. These are living,
air breathing mammals underwater and they're dying like crazy. Because
not only that, I also heard that the fishermen off
the coast of New England there's dead zones, dead zones

(32:50):
because everything is getting pushed out or dying from the sound.
I think all that we we have to start by
decommissioning all these wind firms off the coast because it's
killing all the wildlife under the water. And if you've

(33:10):
ever heard that sound, it's deafening, absolutely deafening. And talk
about separation from church and state. Well, this religion has
infiltrated the state, and it's all based on life. It's
all based on lives. There was at least five hundred

(33:31):
scientists years ago who disagreed with this climate change thing
and they changed it on.

Speaker 1 (33:40):
In fact, Elie, just to reinforce what you're saying, it
was five hundred of the world's leading scientists. Right, I'm
not just talking, you know, five hundred scientists, you know
from anywhere. I'm talking from Mit, from Harvard, from Yale,
from Princeton, from Cambridge, from Oxford, from some of the

(34:00):
top universities in France and Germany, all over the world,
who said there's no evidence for man made climate change,
like none, there's zero scientific evidence. There's no Rather than
being a quote consensus, there's the opposite of a consensus,
there's no evidence. So it was a scam. It was
a pack of lies. And I love the way you

(34:22):
phrased it. This is our state religion, climate change, environmentalism,
whatever you want to call it, the Green New Deal,
green socialism, this is now our state religion and it's
infecting everything. And look, ever since we've had this, it's

(34:42):
about what is it now? Twenty five thirty years. Look
how our standard of living has consistently declined. You don't
have a proper toilet bowl anymore. No, really, I notice
toilets now constantly get clogged. Why because of these new environmentals.
You put a couple of tissues of toilet paper and

(35:03):
your toilet bowl and bang if it clogs. They controlled
the light bulb you can use. Now they're taxing electricity
to the hilt. They're taxing oil and natural gas to
the hilt, charging you ridiculous prices. So basically now it
costs you an arm and a leg the heat or
cool your home because they're trying to force everybody onto

(35:26):
solar and wind. By the way, Germany has destroyed its
middle class with these insane Green New Deal policies. I mean,
the German middle class has literally hollowed out. And the
Germans are now waking up to the fact that for

(35:46):
a modern industrial economy like Germany, wind and solar cannot
power big factories or power a kind of economy that
Germany at least used to be. I mean it's suicide. Literally,
it's suicide. So now they're getting to the point that
they're telling us we got to preserve scraps of food.

(36:10):
We got to all get into composting, Like, are you serious.
And now it's getting to the point where you're telling
me I have to live with trash and live with
filth and vermin and rats and garbage, because you're claiming
the state religion is so important that it tramples my

(36:31):
dignity and my freedoms and my liberty. And by the way,
I'm the taxpayer, not them. You're the taxpayer. We're the taxpayer.
These windmills have been an environmental disaster. They're killing life
under the sea. You're completely right, Alley, They're killing birds,

(36:54):
they're rusting, they're an eye sore. I mean, they're just
physically ugly. They're ugly, and they generate little to no power.
I've never seen a boondoggle like this in my life.
And so you know, and no get rid of windmills.

(37:15):
It's ridiculous. It's an insane theory. So everything that they
have done in the name of climate change has been
to destroy our freedom, our liberty, our prosperity, our standard
of living, everything, And now we're starting to reach the

(37:35):
end goal. And by the way, to give them their due, really,
I have to say this, you know, they're not hiding it.
They're already telling us. Now it's going to be once
every two weeks, give us a couple more years, it's
going to be once a month. So they're telling us,

(37:56):
we want you to learn to live with trash and
garbage where there's is. You're going to learn to live
with the smell. You're going to learn to live with
the stench. You're going to learn to live with rats
and rodents and vermin and eventually, like in third world countries,
it's just part of the background. You're gonna learn to
love it. And honestly, to me, this is the perfect

(38:20):
metaphor for what they're doing to us in our country.
They're drowning us in garbage because they think we're garbage.
This is what they honestly think of us. So that's
why I'm urging the citizens of Medford, for God's sake,

(38:40):
for yourself, for your children, for your family, for your home,
for your neighborhood, for your community, bring this mayor's phone
off the hook and tell her trash is going to
get picked up once a week.
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