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Speaker 1 (00:04):
It's that time, time, Time, Time, Luck and Load.
Speaker 2 (00:12):
Michael Verie Show is on the air.
Speaker 3 (00:23):
Because of the obvious threat to untold numbers of citizens,
and because of the crisis which is even now developing,
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Speaker 4 (00:37):
There are warnings that the US is dangerously close to
a constitutional crisis.
Speaker 5 (00:42):
I mean, what we are witnessing is a constitutional crisis.
Speaker 6 (00:45):
The media is convinced that the actions of President Trump,
like executive orders and Department of Government efficiency, have created
or will soon create a constitutional crisis.
Speaker 7 (00:56):
Those that have.
Speaker 8 (00:57):
Said, now we made these institutional crisis, I want you
to know that the crisis is here.
Speaker 4 (01:05):
Constitutional crisis, grossly unconstitutional.
Speaker 2 (01:09):
This is a genuine constitutional crisis.
Speaker 9 (01:12):
I think this is the most serious constitution crisis the
country has faced, certainly since Watergate. The president is attempting
to seize control of power and for corrupt purposes.
Speaker 2 (01:22):
Well, you can cry.
Speaker 7 (01:24):
The river.
Speaker 4 (01:29):
Might not vote to elect Elmo as a Bond villain
as our president of the United States.
Speaker 10 (01:35):
We have to uphold the constitution.
Speaker 7 (01:37):
That's what we're here to do now.
Speaker 4 (01:38):
Republicans have attacked us time and time again because we
model the values of diversity and inclusion. Well, that is
what America is about. Don't let us then tell us
we're not American. We are the true Americans here. America
is about us. We have to reclaim our country, USA, USA, USA.
Speaker 11 (02:00):
Well, you put friv.
Speaker 10 (02:07):
This is all about taking over the government in order
to advance the interests of Elon Musk and the billionaires
at the expense of everybody else in America. It was
the big lie and the big betrayal.
Speaker 12 (02:24):
We have got to tell Elon Musk, nobody elected your ass.
Nobody up to you could get all of our private information.
Nobody told you you could be in charge of the
payments of this country.
Speaker 2 (02:39):
We have told you you've made.
Speaker 12 (02:41):
Enough money of our government yourself.
Speaker 2 (02:45):
Elon Musk is seizing power from the American people. Had
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a friend told me yesterday that a dear friend of
his forty four years old, went to the doctor lower
back was hurt back pain. Who hadn't been there. My
parents both suffered from back pain. My dad was at
the chiropractor a lot. His back would cause him such
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extreme pain. So many people you know, we're built funny.
When the doctors show you you know and if you
if you if you can't find anybody at a party
to talk to, whether it's a backyard barbecue or picnic
or a soiree gala. Just say to some random stranger,
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if three or more are gathered together, they're not having church,
they're talking lower back problems. And just say to somebody, yeah,
it was my L five. You got three people standing together,
it was my L five. What do you call fifty
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dudes watching the super Bowl together? The Kansas City Chiefs,
you mentioned L five just randomly, and they'll go, hey,
we y'all talking about L four L five lamin actomy.
Very common thing, right, It's unfortunate, but very common thing.
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So my friend's buddy, forty four years old, goes back doctor.
It's not a back problem. I don't like what I
see here at like to MRI. In very short order,
he finds out he has stage four pancratic cancer. A
couple of months later he's gone. Now these very.
Speaker 13 (05:02):
Random, disturbingly random stories, because you know, when we hear
a story like that, we all think to ourselves, you
had a buddy, and tell me he was eighty nine, right,
because if it happens to be the eight nine, to me, okay,
tell me he.
Speaker 2 (05:16):
Was left handed because I'm right hand, and tell me
he lived over there and not over here. You just
you want to figure out how that's not going to
be you, right. Pancreatic cancer what triggers something in my
brain because I read a lot of news stories, but probably,
like many of you, can't always remember the details. So
I go back, Hey least night, and I'm looking at
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stories that rise in pancreatic cancer among young people. And
the word epidemic is overused, and I'm not using it here.
It doesn't apply. But we need a word that says
a disturbingly large incidence of an outbreak of some condition,
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because that's what we're witnessing now. I think most all
of us know that we're seeing chronic conditions among younger
and younger people, and forty four is young for me,
and it's got to be our food. We also know
that there are now studies being done by folks that
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were skeptics of the clock shot that are showing They
call them the long clot instead of the long long
what do they call the long haul? The people there
was short term COVID and there was the long term COVID,
and they're now showing that the long term effects of
the clock shot are worse. There's now a movement to
take the clock shot off the market in many states
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and even nationally, a movement that has real momentum. The
food we're eating, we're now finding out the dyes that
are being put into it, the artificial sweetener. And you
think the fat cats at Craft or Nestley or any
of these companies getting richer by the day. And the
look who's advertising the super Bowl. People pushing a boxed
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product off the shelf to three hundred million people. They're
not worried about this. They're not walking in and going guys,
you know, we're selling cigarettes and ninety three percent of
our smokers get lung cancer. I made that number up.
I didn't want They're not worried about They're worried about
bonuses and profits, and you know what, that's what companies
should be worried about. There has to be a point
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where those people who are in a position to to
conglomerate this information and look at it. Because public Health's
not going to do it, they push the clock shot
on you instead of calling it what it was there
should be. It seems folks who have access to this
information and a platform. Who step forward and go, hey, guys,
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let's let's take a break on this. Let's let's let
people understand. Let's begin by telling people what's in this stuff. Secondly,
let's sit down with these with these companies, and let's
talk about our people were poisoning our people, right. And
then you got RFK the guy fighting on those two
very issues from Democrat royalties, from Democrat royalty, and the
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Democrats are fighting him tooth and nail.
Speaker 14 (08:25):
Schep Michael Barry, Why.
Speaker 7 (08:45):
Howlckingness, I got it.
Speaker 11 (08:53):
Find just here is shirty que liquor with your women
health minutes.
Speaker 2 (09:07):
Girl, make you men leave the room. I'm gonna tell
you something about it.
Speaker 11 (09:10):
The other day, I had got a pamphlet at my
doctor office told me how to do a self examination
of a breakfasts.
Speaker 7 (09:17):
Girl.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
I got scared.
Speaker 11 (09:19):
I went home and say take a shower, you know,
a real hot shower. So I climbed my big butt
up in that shower and everything. He put a pink
thing on my head so not to get more. You know,
my hairdoe had just been fixed. So I got to
soap and everything and say soap up the breakfasts and
feel on that and look for anything.
Speaker 2 (09:36):
That's not right.
Speaker 13 (09:37):
Girl.
Speaker 11 (09:38):
It felt like I was smuggling M and ms. I
felt so many things. I couldn't tell whether it was
my imagination or what. Lord, I about panic at that
down there, and went and saw my doctor. And then
he gonna do the same thing, make me throw my
arms all kinds of ways and mash them breakfasts. He said,
I'm not Juley said, miss liquor. He said, you got
to cut back on your caffeine.
Speaker 7 (09:58):
Girl.
Speaker 2 (09:58):
He said, you've been done. Got fire. No, it's up
in here.
Speaker 11 (10:01):
I said, Oh Lord, he said, but you're gonna be
all right? I said, what, I just feel so ignorant.
So girls, don't be scared. If you feel sometime, go
down there and see the doctor. It might be just ignorant.
That's what I had. I was diagnosed with clinical ignorant.
All right, now, you tell you.
Speaker 15 (10:18):
My mom said, how should I by, honey?
Speaker 7 (10:33):
I know.
Speaker 16 (10:55):
Between them, I'm telling Baptist and I grew up in
the church, and there is to this day and always
has been a thrill to someone getting saved.
Speaker 2 (11:10):
And the zeal of the recently converted. You know that
it'd be people in a small town, you know what
everybody's up to. There would be people who were not
and my grandmother would say, living right, it's about r
A T. T. They weren't living or at and you know,
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maybe we would be adult many their mom get them
come church, maybe their sister, maybe they got divorced and
their ex or the kids talking to them into coming
to church, and you would watch a change come over them.
It was a beautiful thing, still is to this day.
I'm a believer, and I believe it was a wonderful,
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beautiful thing. And it's interesting to watch people who who
you know, we all get into habits, but people who
they don't take care of themselves, they may take care
of everybody else. They certainly get up and go to
work every day. Or mommies that get up early. Crockett
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had a big event that starts today that goes through
the weekend. So my wife got up insanely early because
she had things she had to get ready for him
to make everything perfect, or our little baby Crocket, And
you know, she went to bed late because tutoring and
all that it goes on, and homework and exams and
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all that, and you just see the effort you take.
And I always tell her, you know you're taking care
of all of us, you got to make sure you're
taking care of yourself. And you see people who I
watched Gramona lose one hundred and sixty pounds in front
of my very eyes when you look across the glass,
and it's just it was happening every single day. Boy,
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he is very, very focused on his health for a while.
He knows his blood sugar at any particular time. He
knows his weight, he knows his water intake, he knows
his sleep. He's got it all apped and mapped and
all that sort of stuff. But it's fascinating to watch
people when they make that decision. There was a guy
named Frank Rossi who wrote for the Daily Cougar at
University of Houston. While I was there, and we had
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a columnist for the for the Daily Cougar. His name
just escaped me. He was a little older, he'd been
a firefighter in h New York, and he'd gotten a pen.
He'd gotten his disability because a building collapsed on him,
broke his back. I can't remember his name. Mark shoot.
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Some of you who were there when I was there,
it was a wonderful writer. I mean, he could have
written for any paper. And he made the comment that
Frank Rossi would jog around the campus. We all knew
Frank from his big fat guy could barely walk. You know,
when you get to a certain level of fat, you
swing your legs to the side. You don't ambulate, you know,
or you don't normally extend your feet. If you ever
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saw the Money Python a bit where he does, it's
almost like a goose step, but it's an exaggerated step. Well,
when people get really fat, they don't do that. They
sort of just kind of pivot their hips and they
sling it like you're getting on a horsey. And Frank
Rossie would run around the campus every day.
Speaker 4 (14:24):
Now.
Speaker 2 (14:24):
I remember when Frank Rossi first started running. He was
easily over three hundred pounds, and I remember thinking, you
kind of want to laugh, like it ain't working. You
see the guy at the table next to you eating
four hamburgers and three fries and picking off the plate
of his kids as well. But he's got his diet coke.
And what's your immediate reaction? What we all think you
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go ahead and do fool let it. At this point
bab I don't think the coke's going to get you.
And Frank ROSSI probably took a year and a half, slowly,
but surely he whittled down and he lost one hundred
and fifty one hundred fifty pounds. And Mark mc what
was his darn name? Mark wrote in his column which
I religiously read, I mean, just didn't miss it, and
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he said, my colleague at the Daily Cougar that was
the newspaper on campus, has lost one hundred and fifty pounds.
That's an entire human being. When you think about that,
you token around another human being, It's amazing. And I
say all this to say that I think what we're
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seeing is an incredible awareness to what we put in
our body and how we treat our bodies. And perhaps
it takes someone we love dying to question the clock shot,
to question life habits, to question stress levels and things
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like this, because we all of it's I've done it myself.
We all you know I were about I'm a dillar.
Now I got a buddy who is entire. All his
weight is in his belly, and I worry about him.
I don't want to lose him. He's a part of
my life. He's a dear friend, his friends, to my kids,
my wife and I fuss at him and he's like,
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I ain't got any regrets. Go when I go, dude,
you're not even sixty, right, And I've seen it happen
and we all have. So there is this increasing awareness
of our health, but not for vanity. He started people
trying to recently divorce, getting single, and this make America
healthy again. I really do think is an exciting time.
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I'm really happy that Trump has done this. I think
it was a.
Speaker 1 (16:42):
Bold mows Michael Barry Funny Ramond dud King of Ding
suggested for general audiences.
Speaker 7 (17:01):
But I swear I had the vax I got the booster.
But I think a booster to help me.
Speaker 8 (17:17):
In a moment A welcomes through the sound speaking quits.
They're keeping me down.
Speaker 7 (17:29):
I don't reconnais.
Speaker 17 (17:31):
See if you get right back all that being Boo
Patsy said the vaccine. Oo Patsy said, up, be safe
for the vaccine.
Speaker 2 (18:01):
I have some very strong feelings on what happened. You
know that they were in the process of giving your
government money to build a statue to Anthony Fauci and
of course, that's one of the many doze catches and
Trump quick decisions to, uh, We're not going to do that.
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Peter Hotez, this idiot here in Houston who demonstrated during
COVID that he absolutely hates patients. There has long been
this lab coat arrogance that says, patients with their pesky
questions get in the way of me being the god
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that I am as the doctor. And I'll tell you
I've watched it happen. Too many people for too long
have treated doctors as gods.
Speaker 7 (19:00):
They're not.
Speaker 2 (19:00):
They're highly fallible. But it's also important to understand that
just as lawyers are not gods, nor are rocket scientists
necessarily that much smarter. They just process certain things differently.
And it may not be brain surgery, but there are
people who are brain surgeons who can't change their own
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oil or figure out how to bake a cake. We
all have different skill sets. It's not healthy to put
people on a pedestal in this manner. But Peter Hotess
back to him during the COVID era, he would be
interviewed and he would do these postings where he would
just talk about all of us out here who were
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asking questions to imagine the scientific method. We were supposed
to just take the shot because he said to take
the shot, and we're so stupid, and they're the experts.
Trust the science. Science now says it kills you. Science
now says that for ninety nine percent of people, you're
not going to overnight nun percent, you're not going to
die of getting COVID, but the likelihood that you're going
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to develop problems from receiving the shot are higher than
one percent. The odds show if you're betting the odds,
you can hit on nineteen if you want. And you
know what, ever so often you might pull a two.
But if you're hitting on nineteen because the experts told
you to, they're idiots. And if in questioning why you're
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hitting on nineteen because everybody else is busting and they
say you're an idiot because they know more than you do,
and you go quiet. This was Peter Hotel. Let us
never forget there's a mother. There's no greater love than
a mother for their child. Oh, Michael, I'm a dad.
I love telling telling you there is a love that
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God implants in a mother's heart for her child, and
thank God for it. And by the way, you'll see
it in nature. In many species, the father drops seed
and he's gone, hit it and quit it. I mean,
Papa was a rolling stone. They have no relationship with mama.
They don't stay around to discipline or or mentor or
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you know, at least hold the light while I work
on this thing. Are you moving the light? Nothing? They
get her pregnant and they're gone. That's their job and
they have nothing else. And there are some species where
the mother does nothing more than birth and move. But
in most of nature, a mother obviously carries a baby.
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You ever seen a seahorse given that's the craziest darn thing.
I don't understand. Some comedians said, I don't want to
rip his line off that when you tell me that
the male seahorse has the baby, why don't we just
call the male the female and be done with this,
because what makes him the male if he has the baby? Anyway,
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that's where it all started, seem But listen to Peter Hotess.
I want you to listen to the arrogance he has
toward a mother who she's heard stories and she doesn't
want to harm her child. This is what makes the
moon chousing. Uh, uh, mothers who get their kids ween
or whacked off so that that mother can get attention.
Speaker 5 (22:13):
I have a child who's transsexual. Pay attention to me.
You whacked your kids, weaner off. He'll never whack it again.
That kid's got to live with that long after you're gone.
He's walking around peeing out of uh a catheter. It's awful,
It's terrible. That's the sickest mother of all. But anyway,
listen to Peter Hotess and his arrogance. Less lest we
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ever forget, And.
Speaker 2 (22:38):
I respect you from your knowledge.
Speaker 7 (22:40):
We're not a heat group and we're not anti voc
We're not We're this is what I'm want, Okay.
Speaker 17 (22:47):
I respect you, to respect you.
Speaker 2 (22:49):
I don't have letters of them in the name that
I want to care about my children.
Speaker 4 (22:52):
We don't want our children to say we respect the
infections for their ability and what they could possibly do.
Speaker 2 (22:58):
They're dangers that they could call fully kids at Harvey
because we don't have confidence in the vaccine young information.
Speaker 4 (23:04):
Yeah, that's because of this misinformation where they're not treating
they're treating me.
Speaker 2 (23:09):
You know you you're functioning is the useful idiots of
the Actually, why are you calling people. You know me,
you do I associate with How do you know I
appociate an idiots?
Speaker 7 (23:18):
You're listening to it, you know you.
Speaker 8 (23:19):
You're making it.
Speaker 2 (23:20):
You no the CC documentary. So it's very to me.
I want you you're my size, so that you know
it's not just autism.
Speaker 8 (23:30):
There's a small subset.
Speaker 11 (23:31):
Of children that you know exists that are prone to
vaccine injury.
Speaker 2 (23:35):
It's not just a swollen armor or a beaver that's dead.
Speaker 8 (23:38):
Is having a child.
Speaker 2 (23:39):
I'm seventeen years old, wearing a diaper, who will never
be married. You will never have children.
Speaker 11 (23:43):
The likelihood these children.
Speaker 6 (23:45):
Exist and you will.
Speaker 2 (23:46):
Let's let's not be pronance. Let's be in the middle.
Speaker 4 (23:49):
We've done done right and we know the likelihood of
the serious injury can.
Speaker 2 (23:57):
A million, So can you It's not on It's not one,
not one a million.
Speaker 7 (24:00):
Read if there're a mandated vaccine recording fact.
Speaker 2 (24:05):
About your book. I'm excited to read it.
Speaker 7 (24:07):
But let's just play.
Speaker 2 (24:08):
You're right, Let's give you all the credit. It is
one in a million. Can you guarantee my child will
not be one in the one million? Can you guarantee
you that that's a ridiculous?
Speaker 7 (24:17):
Why that's our child is their host.
Speaker 2 (24:19):
So you can deny children to be protected against a
lot of us have vaccine injured children.
Speaker 7 (24:26):
Vaccinated children, childs.
Speaker 8 (24:27):
But I am I don't have to feel confidence because
some of the things that have gone on, because see
these things on the CDC website, have the Well.
Speaker 7 (24:35):
Health Organization, the Institute of Medicine.
Speaker 2 (24:37):
There are issues. All I'm ready to do is find
out what those issues are and bring us the science showing.
Speaker 4 (24:43):
You don't have to worry. We did. That's happening off
the book. You're only saying, I'm.
Speaker 11 (24:51):
Gonna read the book.
Speaker 2 (24:52):
Okay, I gotta go.
Speaker 8 (24:53):
Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 2 (24:55):
Mommy power, mommy freaking power. That's the spirit of the
people who went to the school board and had never
been there. Boy, I got a heart for that. I
see some guys showing up worker and he's speaking for
the school board and he maybe didn't graduate high school,
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but you're teaching this crap in the schools. And I'll
tell you what. My trainer and I every morning we
send messages about you know, he'll suggest, hey, today, why
don't you focus on this? Wy don't you just add this?
And he gives me little bite sized pieces and then
he'll share with me new clients. He just added a
woman eighty four years old needs motivation, accountability, and professional instruction.
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Her daughter says, she just lays around all day and
does nothing, and she's ready to change her life. She's
eighty four. My god, If she can do it, you can.
I love this. Am I sticking to?
Speaker 4 (25:50):
Who?
Speaker 2 (25:50):
Am I sticking to?
Speaker 14 (25:52):
Michael Berry?
Speaker 7 (25:53):
Michael Barry?
Speaker 2 (25:54):
Yeah, I do enjoy your show. What the Sun Speaking?
Ramont found a version of this song by a tribute
band called lez Zeppelin. I guess it's girls who like girls.
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It's doing led Zeppelin songs, lez Zeppelin.
Speaker 9 (26:24):
Same.
Speaker 7 (26:27):
Top of days all.
Speaker 2 (26:37):
So, I'm not going to labor the point because you
know the details. But this, this is where the robber
hits the road right here, storming about to tell you
we got eighty eight out of one hundred and fifty,
well more than half of the members of the State
House Republicans. But some of those Republicans broke ranks and
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broke protocol, broke to standard that whoever wins when we're
the majority party, if we have seventy six gets us
to the majority or all the way up to eighty eight.
We will cauc us the Republicans, and whoever wins the
majority of the Republicans will be our leader, and then
we will all vote for that leader so that we
control who the speaker is. And the guy who pushed
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for that six years ago was Dustin Burroughs. He was
number two to Drunk Dad. Well, we managed to get
Drunk Date out of there, but the replacement, Dustin Burrows,
has turned out to be worse, or at least it's
five not worse, at least it's bad. So when he
didn't win the majority of Republicans, he went over and
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credit to the Democrats. They only have sixty two out
of one hundred and fifty, far from a majority, but
they pull everything together and then pick off a couple
of Republicans who want chairmanships and willing to sell out,
and they picked the speaker. So you have a Democrat
controlled House even though it's Republican majority, and some very
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smart people who claim to be Republicans, but all they
care about is the business of government. Lobbyists, very smart lobbyists.
I know some of these guys, very clever strategists, and
so they send out, look at look at your guy, here,
look at will Metcalf. We'll ham it up. Wen. I'm
this old hair bed a country of bunkan state representative
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representing my papal up here in the High House. And
people saying I'm people saying I'm controlled by the Democrats.
Well they don't know what they're talking about, because I'm
here to serve the Lord and my country and public schools,
and we're gonna we're gonna get some finings done up here,
and I'm not gonna let all that now on send
some distortion getting my wife, all right, Sam Harless, you
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sell out. Lacey Hull called herself a toy poodle to
the uh lobbyists. I mean this video of it out there.
But anyway, so the Democrats control the House. Senate is solid,
and if something ends up on Abbot's dask, he'll sign
it and then hold a parade, act like he came
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up with it. But at least at least he'll typically
sign it. Just don't expect him to be a Donald
Trump style leader. He ain't run a scientists count on that.
So Senator Joan Huffman was a criminal defense attorney, a
criminal defense judge. I hang them high, very tough law
and order judge for many years in Harris County. Some
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of you will remember her very popular. When she ran
for the Senate, there were some people with years of
political experience, with money behind him, the whole thing, and
she won because people remembered her being the way Ted
Poele was, the way Mike mcspadden was a tough you know,
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Johnny Holmes style, the way he was a prosecutor. She
was a criminal court judge. She runs and wins, comes
out of nowhere, very law in order. So she chairs
this committee in the Senate. Dan Patrick put her in
charge of criminal justice, and the bill is bail reform
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because as you know, and you've talked about it, we've
all talked about this, we all see it happening.
Speaker 4 (30:23):
Now.
Speaker 2 (30:23):
I got stories I'm gonna play here in a minute.
Guy here illegally rape somebody, murders somebody, or he's a
hood rat gang member, rape somebody, murder somebody, still got
the person's blood on them. They bring them down there
and they go, all right, well, we could hold you,
but we're gonna pretend like we can't because the county
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signed an agreement. The county wanted that agreement. That was
all Rodney Ella's telling Lena Hidalgo what to do. So
I can't remember the name of the case, but they
agreed to this settlement, which they try to make seem
that you can't hold these people even though you know
the gonna go right outside and kill all the witnesses.
They're leaving the courthouse and they're like, let's go get Pooky,
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let's go get Sammy Boo, let's go get Tommy, Tom
Tom and they're gonna kill them all. They're gonna kill
them today because once the witnesses are gone, what are
you gonna do? Ah, we think you did it, It
doesn't matter, So you don't release these guys. Well, come
to find out, it leaks out that Harris County is
taking your dollars and giving it to charities. The charities
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pay the bonds for these people. They bail these people out,
and then they submit a voucher and the Joan Huffman
Committee documents are showing that in one case it was
a thirteen thousand dollars voucher submitted by a charity. This
is USAID locally, folks, and this actually affects you more
(31:47):
than the USAID nationally, because these are people that could
be at your house right now, busting out your windows,
stealing your stuff, and if you come home, they're killing you,
or they're driving behind you bumping you. You get out
and they shoot you, steal your car, or they jug
you at the bank. You're getting the point ramon. So
this comes out and Joan Huffman says, we're going to
(32:09):
fix this in our committee. Three times. She's gotten a
bill through the state Senate three times. The House has
failed to pass it. Shall we say? And they say,
all we ran out of time, and they do it again.
Follow this guy, Brian Harrison, he's a state rep. He's
been on our show. Brian Harrison points out they take
a long weekend every the House doesn't even have standing committees.
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Yet they're a month into the session. They didn't have
standing committee committees. They're doing this so they don't get
anything done. And you go, well, why would they not
want to get anything done? Sunt want to get things done.
The Democrats know that the agenda is the Republican agenda.
The Senate wants to get things done. The governor wants
things done because it looks good for him, and we
want things done. So what the Democrats are doing is
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simply not through. They're telling Burgos just don't create committee,
won't get an out of committee, won't get anything passed.
They won't be They're stifling our agenda by pure neglect.
So this thing comes out well. Shawn Tier, who is
the Rodney Ellis controlled district attorney, he commits to Johan
Hoffmann that he'll support this Bell reform bill, and then
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he decides yesterday he won't because Simpronia Thompson, a longtime
Democrat state rep criminal defense or criminal sympathizer. She got
to him and would have threaten him, you'll lose the
entire Black vote. Rodney will cut your nuts off and
you'll be done. Will do to you what we did
to kim Ogg. Remember they supported the kim Ogg the
first time, and that's how this bill died. Dustin Burrows
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is still saying to Republicans who ask him, oh no, no, no,
we're going to get it through. Watch and see this
bill will die in the House. And all all your
mono Dallas and Lacey Hulls and Will Metcalfs and Sam
harlst Is who sold out so the Democrats could control House.
They'll have Boy, we got in there and We fought
like the Dickens free all, but we just didn't quite
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get it done. I'll tell you what, next time you
send me back. Next time, we gonna get it done.
Now we're gonna eat because I got my American flag
pil and I got my Texas flag pin. All these
people out there criticized me. They don't know the hard
work we've done for This is why our bills don't
get passed. This is why we got murderers out on
bill killing again
It's that time, time, Time, Time, Luck and Load.
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Constitutional crisis, grossly unconstitutional.
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This is a genuine constitutional crisis.
Speaker 9 (01:12):
I think this is the most serious constitution crisis the
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to seize control of power and for corrupt purposes.
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Well, you can cry.
Speaker 7 (01:24):
The river.
Speaker 4 (01:29):
Might not vote to elect Elmo as a Bond villain
as our president of the United States.
Speaker 10 (01:35):
We have to uphold the constitution.
Speaker 7 (01:37):
That's what we're here to do now.
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Republicans have attacked us time and time again because we
model the values of diversity and inclusion. Well, that is
what America is about. Don't let us then tell us
we're not American. We are the true Americans here. America
is about us. We have to reclaim our country, USA, USA, USA.
Speaker 11 (02:00):
Well, you put friv.
Speaker 10 (02:07):
This is all about taking over the government in order
to advance the interests of Elon Musk and the billionaires
at the expense of everybody else in America. It was
the big lie and the big betrayal.
Speaker 12 (02:24):
We have got to tell Elon Musk, nobody elected your ass.
Nobody up to you could get all of our private information.
Nobody told you you could be in charge of the
payments of this country.
Speaker 2 (02:39):
We have told you you've made.
Speaker 12 (02:41):
Enough money of our government yourself.
Speaker 2 (02:45):
Elon Musk is seizing power from the American people. Had
(03:09):
a friend told me yesterday that a dear friend of
his forty four years old, went to the doctor lower
back was hurt back pain. Who hadn't been there. My
parents both suffered from back pain. My dad was at
the chiropractor a lot. His back would cause him such
(03:32):
extreme pain. So many people you know, we're built funny.
When the doctors show you you know and if you
if you if you can't find anybody at a party
to talk to, whether it's a backyard barbecue or picnic
or a soiree gala. Just say to some random stranger,
(03:57):
if three or more are gathered together, they're not having church,
they're talking lower back problems. And just say to somebody, yeah,
it was my L five. You got three people standing together,
it was my L five. What do you call fifty
(04:19):
dudes watching the super Bowl together? The Kansas City Chiefs,
you mentioned L five just randomly, and they'll go, hey,
we y'all talking about L four L five lamin actomy.
Very common thing, right, It's unfortunate, but very common thing.
(04:40):
So my friend's buddy, forty four years old, goes back doctor.
It's not a back problem. I don't like what I
see here at like to MRI. In very short order,
he finds out he has stage four pancratic cancer. A
couple of months later he's gone. Now these very.
Speaker 13 (05:02):
Random, disturbingly random stories, because you know, when we hear
a story like that, we all think to ourselves, you
had a buddy, and tell me he was eighty nine, right,
because if it happens to be the eight nine, to me, okay,
tell me he.
Speaker 2 (05:16):
Was left handed because I'm right hand, and tell me
he lived over there and not over here. You just
you want to figure out how that's not going to
be you, right. Pancreatic cancer what triggers something in my
brain because I read a lot of news stories, but probably,
like many of you, can't always remember the details. So
I go back, Hey least night, and I'm looking at
(05:38):
stories that rise in pancreatic cancer among young people. And
the word epidemic is overused, and I'm not using it here.
It doesn't apply. But we need a word that says
a disturbingly large incidence of an outbreak of some condition,
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because that's what we're witnessing now. I think most all
of us know that we're seeing chronic conditions among younger
and younger people, and forty four is young for me,
and it's got to be our food. We also know
that there are now studies being done by folks that
(06:24):
were skeptics of the clock shot that are showing They
call them the long clot instead of the long long
what do they call the long haul? The people there
was short term COVID and there was the long term COVID,
and they're now showing that the long term effects of
the clock shot are worse. There's now a movement to
take the clock shot off the market in many states
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and even nationally, a movement that has real momentum. The
food we're eating, we're now finding out the dyes that
are being put into it, the artificial sweetener. And you
think the fat cats at Craft or Nestley or any
of these companies getting richer by the day. And the
look who's advertising the super Bowl. People pushing a boxed
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product off the shelf to three hundred million people. They're
not worried about this. They're not walking in and going guys,
you know, we're selling cigarettes and ninety three percent of
our smokers get lung cancer. I made that number up.
I didn't want They're not worried about They're worried about
bonuses and profits, and you know what, that's what companies
should be worried about. There has to be a point
(07:34):
where those people who are in a position to to
conglomerate this information and look at it. Because public Health's
not going to do it, they push the clock shot
on you instead of calling it what it was there
should be. It seems folks who have access to this
information and a platform. Who step forward and go, hey, guys,
(07:57):
let's let's take a break on this. Let's let's let
people understand. Let's begin by telling people what's in this stuff. Secondly,
let's sit down with these with these companies, and let's
talk about our people were poisoning our people, right. And
then you got RFK the guy fighting on those two
very issues from Democrat royalties, from Democrat royalty, and the
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Democrats are fighting him tooth and nail.
Speaker 14 (08:25):
Schep Michael Barry, Why.
Speaker 7 (08:45):
Howlckingness, I got it.
Speaker 11 (08:53):
Find just here is shirty que liquor with your women
health minutes.
Speaker 2 (09:07):
Girl, make you men leave the room. I'm gonna tell
you something about it.
Speaker 11 (09:10):
The other day, I had got a pamphlet at my
doctor office told me how to do a self examination
of a breakfasts.
Speaker 7 (09:17):
Girl.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
I got scared.
Speaker 11 (09:19):
I went home and say take a shower, you know,
a real hot shower. So I climbed my big butt
up in that shower and everything. He put a pink
thing on my head so not to get more. You know,
my hairdoe had just been fixed. So I got to
soap and everything and say soap up the breakfasts and
feel on that and look for anything.
Speaker 2 (09:36):
That's not right.
Speaker 13 (09:37):
Girl.
Speaker 11 (09:38):
It felt like I was smuggling M and ms. I
felt so many things. I couldn't tell whether it was
my imagination or what. Lord, I about panic at that
down there, and went and saw my doctor. And then
he gonna do the same thing, make me throw my
arms all kinds of ways and mash them breakfasts. He said,
I'm not Juley said, miss liquor. He said, you got
to cut back on your caffeine.
Speaker 7 (09:58):
Girl.
Speaker 2 (09:58):
He said, you've been done. Got fire. No, it's up
in here.
Speaker 11 (10:01):
I said, Oh Lord, he said, but you're gonna be
all right? I said, what, I just feel so ignorant.
So girls, don't be scared. If you feel sometime, go
down there and see the doctor. It might be just ignorant.
That's what I had. I was diagnosed with clinical ignorant.
All right, now, you tell you.
Speaker 15 (10:18):
My mom said, how should I by, honey?
Speaker 7 (10:33):
I know.
Speaker 16 (10:55):
Between them, I'm telling Baptist and I grew up in
the church, and there is to this day and always
has been a thrill to someone getting saved.
Speaker 2 (11:10):
And the zeal of the recently converted. You know that
it'd be people in a small town, you know what
everybody's up to. There would be people who were not
and my grandmother would say, living right, it's about r
A T. T. They weren't living or at and you know,
(11:32):
maybe we would be adult many their mom get them
come church, maybe their sister, maybe they got divorced and
their ex or the kids talking to them into coming
to church, and you would watch a change come over them.
It was a beautiful thing, still is to this day.
I'm a believer, and I believe it was a wonderful,
(11:54):
beautiful thing. And it's interesting to watch people who who
you know, we all get into habits, but people who
they don't take care of themselves, they may take care
of everybody else. They certainly get up and go to
work every day. Or mommies that get up early. Crockett
(12:18):
had a big event that starts today that goes through
the weekend. So my wife got up insanely early because
she had things she had to get ready for him
to make everything perfect, or our little baby Crocket, And
you know, she went to bed late because tutoring and
all that it goes on, and homework and exams and
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all that, and you just see the effort you take.
And I always tell her, you know you're taking care
of all of us, you got to make sure you're
taking care of yourself. And you see people who I
watched Gramona lose one hundred and sixty pounds in front
of my very eyes when you look across the glass,
and it's just it was happening every single day. Boy,
(13:01):
he is very, very focused on his health for a while.
He knows his blood sugar at any particular time. He
knows his weight, he knows his water intake, he knows
his sleep. He's got it all apped and mapped and
all that sort of stuff. But it's fascinating to watch
people when they make that decision. There was a guy
named Frank Rossi who wrote for the Daily Cougar at
University of Houston. While I was there, and we had
(13:24):
a columnist for the for the Daily Cougar. His name
just escaped me. He was a little older, he'd been
a firefighter in h New York, and he'd gotten a pen.
He'd gotten his disability because a building collapsed on him,
broke his back. I can't remember his name. Mark shoot.
(13:45):
Some of you who were there when I was there,
it was a wonderful writer. I mean, he could have
written for any paper. And he made the comment that
Frank Rossi would jog around the campus. We all knew
Frank from his big fat guy could barely walk. You know,
when you get to a certain level of fat, you
swing your legs to the side. You don't ambulate, you know,
or you don't normally extend your feet. If you ever
(14:08):
saw the Money Python a bit where he does, it's
almost like a goose step, but it's an exaggerated step. Well,
when people get really fat, they don't do that. They
sort of just kind of pivot their hips and they
sling it like you're getting on a horsey. And Frank
Rossie would run around the campus every day.
Speaker 4 (14:24):
Now.
Speaker 2 (14:24):
I remember when Frank Rossi first started running. He was
easily over three hundred pounds, and I remember thinking, you
kind of want to laugh, like it ain't working. You
see the guy at the table next to you eating
four hamburgers and three fries and picking off the plate
of his kids as well. But he's got his diet coke.
And what's your immediate reaction? What we all think you
(14:46):
go ahead and do fool let it. At this point
bab I don't think the coke's going to get you.
And Frank ROSSI probably took a year and a half, slowly,
but surely he whittled down and he lost one hundred
and fifty one hundred fifty pounds. And Mark mc what
was his darn name? Mark wrote in his column which
I religiously read, I mean, just didn't miss it, and
(15:09):
he said, my colleague at the Daily Cougar that was
the newspaper on campus, has lost one hundred and fifty pounds.
That's an entire human being. When you think about that,
you token around another human being, It's amazing. And I
say all this to say that I think what we're
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seeing is an incredible awareness to what we put in
our body and how we treat our bodies. And perhaps
it takes someone we love dying to question the clock shot,
to question life habits, to question stress levels and things
(15:53):
like this, because we all of it's I've done it myself.
We all you know I were about I'm a dillar.
Now I got a buddy who is entire. All his
weight is in his belly, and I worry about him.
I don't want to lose him. He's a part of
my life. He's a dear friend, his friends, to my kids,
my wife and I fuss at him and he's like,
(16:16):
I ain't got any regrets. Go when I go, dude,
you're not even sixty, right, And I've seen it happen
and we all have. So there is this increasing awareness
of our health, but not for vanity. He started people
trying to recently divorce, getting single, and this make America
healthy again. I really do think is an exciting time.
(16:39):
I'm really happy that Trump has done this. I think
it was a.
Speaker 1 (16:42):
Bold mows Michael Barry Funny Ramond dud King of Ding
suggested for general audiences.
Speaker 7 (17:01):
But I swear I had the vax I got the booster.
But I think a booster to help me.
Speaker 8 (17:17):
In a moment A welcomes through the sound speaking quits.
They're keeping me down.
Speaker 7 (17:29):
I don't reconnais.
Speaker 17 (17:31):
See if you get right back all that being Boo
Patsy said the vaccine. Oo Patsy said, up, be safe
for the vaccine.
Speaker 2 (18:01):
I have some very strong feelings on what happened. You
know that they were in the process of giving your
government money to build a statue to Anthony Fauci and
of course, that's one of the many doze catches and
Trump quick decisions to, uh, We're not going to do that.
(18:24):
Peter Hotez, this idiot here in Houston who demonstrated during
COVID that he absolutely hates patients. There has long been
this lab coat arrogance that says, patients with their pesky
questions get in the way of me being the god
(18:48):
that I am as the doctor. And I'll tell you
I've watched it happen. Too many people for too long
have treated doctors as gods.
Speaker 7 (19:00):
They're not.
Speaker 2 (19:00):
They're highly fallible. But it's also important to understand that
just as lawyers are not gods, nor are rocket scientists
necessarily that much smarter. They just process certain things differently.
And it may not be brain surgery, but there are
people who are brain surgeons who can't change their own
(19:22):
oil or figure out how to bake a cake. We
all have different skill sets. It's not healthy to put
people on a pedestal in this manner. But Peter Hotess
back to him during the COVID era, he would be
interviewed and he would do these postings where he would
just talk about all of us out here who were
(19:43):
asking questions to imagine the scientific method. We were supposed
to just take the shot because he said to take
the shot, and we're so stupid, and they're the experts.
Trust the science. Science now says it kills you. Science
now says that for ninety nine percent of people, you're
not going to overnight nun percent, you're not going to
die of getting COVID, but the likelihood that you're going
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to develop problems from receiving the shot are higher than
one percent. The odds show if you're betting the odds,
you can hit on nineteen if you want. And you
know what, ever so often you might pull a two.
But if you're hitting on nineteen because the experts told
you to, they're idiots. And if in questioning why you're
(20:27):
hitting on nineteen because everybody else is busting and they
say you're an idiot because they know more than you do,
and you go quiet. This was Peter Hotel. Let us
never forget there's a mother. There's no greater love than
a mother for their child. Oh, Michael, I'm a dad.
I love telling telling you there is a love that
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God implants in a mother's heart for her child, and
thank God for it. And by the way, you'll see
it in nature. In many species, the father drops seed
and he's gone, hit it and quit it. I mean,
Papa was a rolling stone. They have no relationship with mama.
They don't stay around to discipline or or mentor or
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you know, at least hold the light while I work
on this thing. Are you moving the light? Nothing? They
get her pregnant and they're gone. That's their job and
they have nothing else. And there are some species where
the mother does nothing more than birth and move. But
in most of nature, a mother obviously carries a baby.
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You ever seen a seahorse given that's the craziest darn thing.
I don't understand. Some comedians said, I don't want to
rip his line off that when you tell me that
the male seahorse has the baby, why don't we just
call the male the female and be done with this,
because what makes him the male if he has the baby? Anyway,
(21:51):
that's where it all started, seem But listen to Peter Hotess.
I want you to listen to the arrogance he has
toward a mother who she's heard stories and she doesn't
want to harm her child. This is what makes the
moon chousing. Uh, uh, mothers who get their kids ween
or whacked off so that that mother can get attention.
Speaker 5 (22:13):
I have a child who's transsexual. Pay attention to me.
You whacked your kids, weaner off. He'll never whack it again.
That kid's got to live with that long after you're gone.
He's walking around peeing out of uh a catheter. It's awful,
It's terrible. That's the sickest mother of all. But anyway,
listen to Peter Hotess and his arrogance. Less lest we
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ever forget, And.
Speaker 2 (22:38):
I respect you from your knowledge.
Speaker 7 (22:40):
We're not a heat group and we're not anti voc
We're not We're this is what I'm want, Okay.
Speaker 17 (22:47):
I respect you, to respect you.
Speaker 2 (22:49):
I don't have letters of them in the name that
I want to care about my children.
Speaker 4 (22:52):
We don't want our children to say we respect the
infections for their ability and what they could possibly do.
Speaker 2 (22:58):
They're dangers that they could call fully kids at Harvey
because we don't have confidence in the vaccine young information.
Speaker 4 (23:04):
Yeah, that's because of this misinformation where they're not treating
they're treating me.
Speaker 2 (23:09):
You know you you're functioning is the useful idiots of
the Actually, why are you calling people. You know me,
you do I associate with How do you know I
appociate an idiots?
Speaker 7 (23:18):
You're listening to it, you know you.
Speaker 8 (23:19):
You're making it.
Speaker 2 (23:20):
You no the CC documentary. So it's very to me.
I want you you're my size, so that you know
it's not just autism.
Speaker 8 (23:30):
There's a small subset.
Speaker 11 (23:31):
Of children that you know exists that are prone to
vaccine injury.
Speaker 2 (23:35):
It's not just a swollen armor or a beaver that's dead.
Speaker 8 (23:38):
Is having a child.
Speaker 2 (23:39):
I'm seventeen years old, wearing a diaper, who will never
be married. You will never have children.
Speaker 11 (23:43):
The likelihood these children.
Speaker 6 (23:45):
Exist and you will.
Speaker 2 (23:46):
Let's let's not be pronance. Let's be in the middle.
Speaker 4 (23:49):
We've done done right and we know the likelihood of
the serious injury can.
Speaker 2 (23:57):
A million, So can you It's not on It's not one,
not one a million.
Speaker 7 (24:00):
Read if there're a mandated vaccine recording fact.
Speaker 2 (24:05):
About your book. I'm excited to read it.
Speaker 7 (24:07):
But let's just play.
Speaker 2 (24:08):
You're right, Let's give you all the credit. It is
one in a million. Can you guarantee my child will
not be one in the one million? Can you guarantee
you that that's a ridiculous?
Speaker 7 (24:17):
Why that's our child is their host.
Speaker 2 (24:19):
So you can deny children to be protected against a
lot of us have vaccine injured children.
Speaker 7 (24:26):
Vaccinated children, childs.
Speaker 8 (24:27):
But I am I don't have to feel confidence because
some of the things that have gone on, because see
these things on the CDC website, have the Well.
Speaker 7 (24:35):
Health Organization, the Institute of Medicine.
Speaker 2 (24:37):
There are issues. All I'm ready to do is find
out what those issues are and bring us the science showing.
Speaker 4 (24:43):
You don't have to worry. We did. That's happening off
the book. You're only saying, I'm.
Speaker 11 (24:51):
Gonna read the book.
Speaker 2 (24:52):
Okay, I gotta go.
Speaker 8 (24:53):
Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 2 (24:55):
Mommy power, mommy freaking power. That's the spirit of the
people who went to the school board and had never
been there. Boy, I got a heart for that. I
see some guys showing up worker and he's speaking for
the school board and he maybe didn't graduate high school,
(25:16):
but you're teaching this crap in the schools. And I'll
tell you what. My trainer and I every morning we
send messages about you know, he'll suggest, hey, today, why
don't you focus on this? Wy don't you just add this?
And he gives me little bite sized pieces and then
he'll share with me new clients. He just added a
woman eighty four years old needs motivation, accountability, and professional instruction.
(25:39):
Her daughter says, she just lays around all day and
does nothing, and she's ready to change her life. She's
eighty four. My god, If she can do it, you can.
I love this. Am I sticking to?
Speaker 4 (25:50):
Who?
Speaker 2 (25:50):
Am I sticking to?
Speaker 14 (25:52):
Michael Berry?
Speaker 7 (25:53):
Michael Barry?
Speaker 2 (25:54):
Yeah, I do enjoy your show. What the Sun Speaking?
Ramont found a version of this song by a tribute
band called lez Zeppelin. I guess it's girls who like girls.
(26:19):
It's doing led Zeppelin songs, lez Zeppelin.
Speaker 9 (26:24):
Same.
Speaker 7 (26:27):
Top of days all.
Speaker 2 (26:37):
So, I'm not going to labor the point because you
know the details. But this, this is where the robber
hits the road right here, storming about to tell you
we got eighty eight out of one hundred and fifty,
well more than half of the members of the State
House Republicans. But some of those Republicans broke ranks and
(26:59):
broke protocol, broke to standard that whoever wins when we're
the majority party, if we have seventy six gets us
to the majority or all the way up to eighty eight.
We will cauc us the Republicans, and whoever wins the
majority of the Republicans will be our leader, and then
we will all vote for that leader so that we
control who the speaker is. And the guy who pushed
(27:22):
for that six years ago was Dustin Burroughs. He was
number two to Drunk Dad. Well, we managed to get
Drunk Date out of there, but the replacement, Dustin Burrows,
has turned out to be worse, or at least it's
five not worse, at least it's bad. So when he
didn't win the majority of Republicans, he went over and
(27:42):
credit to the Democrats. They only have sixty two out
of one hundred and fifty, far from a majority, but
they pull everything together and then pick off a couple
of Republicans who want chairmanships and willing to sell out,
and they picked the speaker. So you have a Democrat
controlled House even though it's Republican majority, and some very
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smart people who claim to be Republicans, but all they
care about is the business of government. Lobbyists, very smart lobbyists.
I know some of these guys, very clever strategists, and
so they send out, look at look at your guy, here,
look at will Metcalf. We'll ham it up. Wen. I'm
this old hair bed a country of bunkan state representative
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representing my papal up here in the High House. And
people saying I'm people saying I'm controlled by the Democrats.
Well they don't know what they're talking about, because I'm
here to serve the Lord and my country and public schools,
and we're gonna we're gonna get some finings done up here,
and I'm not gonna let all that now on send
some distortion getting my wife, all right, Sam Harless, you
(28:51):
sell out. Lacey Hull called herself a toy poodle to
the uh lobbyists. I mean this video of it out there.
But anyway, so the Democrats control the House. Senate is solid,
and if something ends up on Abbot's dask, he'll sign
it and then hold a parade, act like he came
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up with it. But at least at least he'll typically
sign it. Just don't expect him to be a Donald
Trump style leader. He ain't run a scientists count on that.
So Senator Joan Huffman was a criminal defense attorney, a
criminal defense judge. I hang them high, very tough law
and order judge for many years in Harris County. Some
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of you will remember her very popular. When she ran
for the Senate, there were some people with years of
political experience, with money behind him, the whole thing, and
she won because people remembered her being the way Ted
Poele was, the way Mike mcspadden was a tough you know,
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Johnny Holmes style, the way he was a prosecutor. She
was a criminal court judge. She runs and wins, comes
out of nowhere, very law in order. So she chairs
this committee in the Senate. Dan Patrick put her in
charge of criminal justice, and the bill is bail reform
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because as you know, and you've talked about it, we've
all talked about this, we all see it happening.
Speaker 4 (30:23):
Now.
Speaker 2 (30:23):
I got stories I'm gonna play here in a minute.
Guy here illegally rape somebody, murders somebody, or he's a
hood rat gang member, rape somebody, murder somebody, still got
the person's blood on them. They bring them down there
and they go, all right, well, we could hold you,
but we're gonna pretend like we can't because the county
(30:44):
signed an agreement. The county wanted that agreement. That was
all Rodney Ella's telling Lena Hidalgo what to do. So
I can't remember the name of the case, but they
agreed to this settlement, which they try to make seem
that you can't hold these people even though you know
the gonna go right outside and kill all the witnesses.
They're leaving the courthouse and they're like, let's go get Pooky,
(31:05):
let's go get Sammy Boo, let's go get Tommy, Tom
Tom and they're gonna kill them all. They're gonna kill
them today because once the witnesses are gone, what are
you gonna do? Ah, we think you did it, It
doesn't matter, So you don't release these guys. Well, come
to find out, it leaks out that Harris County is
taking your dollars and giving it to charities. The charities
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pay the bonds for these people. They bail these people out,
and then they submit a voucher and the Joan Huffman
Committee documents are showing that in one case it was
a thirteen thousand dollars voucher submitted by a charity. This
is USAID locally, folks, and this actually affects you more
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than the USAID nationally, because these are people that could
be at your house right now, busting out your windows,
stealing your stuff, and if you come home, they're killing you,
or they're driving behind you bumping you. You get out
and they shoot you, steal your car, or they jug
you at the bank. You're getting the point ramon. So
this comes out and Joan Huffman says, we're going to
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fix this in our committee. Three times. She's gotten a
bill through the state Senate three times. The House has
failed to pass it. Shall we say? And they say,
all we ran out of time, and they do it again.
Follow this guy, Brian Harrison, he's a state rep. He's
been on our show. Brian Harrison points out they take
a long weekend every the House doesn't even have standing committees.
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Yet they're a month into the session. They didn't have
standing committee committees. They're doing this so they don't get
anything done. And you go, well, why would they not
want to get anything done? Sunt want to get things done.
The Democrats know that the agenda is the Republican agenda.
The Senate wants to get things done. The governor wants
things done because it looks good for him, and we
want things done. So what the Democrats are doing is
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simply not through. They're telling Burgos just don't create committee,
won't get an out of committee, won't get anything passed.
They won't be They're stifling our agenda by pure neglect.
So this thing comes out well. Shawn Tier, who is
the Rodney Ellis controlled district attorney, he commits to Johan
Hoffmann that he'll support this Bell reform bill, and then
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he decides yesterday he won't because Simpronia Thompson, a longtime
Democrat state rep criminal defense or criminal sympathizer. She got
to him and would have threaten him, you'll lose the
entire Black vote. Rodney will cut your nuts off and
you'll be done. Will do to you what we did
to kim Ogg. Remember they supported the kim Ogg the
first time, and that's how this bill died. Dustin Burrows
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is still saying to Republicans who ask him, oh no, no, no,
we're going to get it through. Watch and see this
bill will die in the House. And all all your
mono Dallas and Lacey Hulls and Will Metcalfs and Sam
harlst Is who sold out so the Democrats could control House.
They'll have Boy, we got in there and We fought
like the Dickens free all, but we just didn't quite
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get it done. I'll tell you what, next time you
send me back. Next time, we gonna get it done.
Now we're gonna eat because I got my American flag
pil and I got my Texas flag pin. All these
people out there criticized me. They don't know the hard
work we've done for This is why our bills don't
get passed. This is why we got murderers out on
bill killing again
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